Quiet workspace
The Majan branch is calm and useful for coffee, emails, reading or studying in peace.
Majan
Costa Coffee is a small, calm counter-service coffee shop in Majan, suited to a quiet drink or a little laptop time. Reviews specifically mention hot chocolate, pastries and familiar Costa coffee drinks, though service and drink quality can vary by visit.
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The Majan branch is calm and useful for coffee, emails, reading or studying in peace.
Several reviews describe warm service, including staff who remember regular customers’ choices for faster visits.
The branch is repeatedly described as cosy, peaceful and spacious enough for a relaxed coffee break.
Hot chocolate is a clear favourite, with one customer calling its taste great and another enjoying it during an evening visit.
The iced Americano gets a specific thumbs-up from a customer who orders it regularly.
Customers use the branch to study, read on a Kindle and reply to emails in a relaxed setting.
Work visits. Bring your laptop or Kindle if you want a quiet coffee break; several reviews use the branch for emails, reading or study.
Check hours. If you need an afternoon or evening visit, check the closing time first; one customer reported a roughly 4pm close.
Check freshness. Ask what food is freshest before choosing, since reviews describe limited options and occasional freshness problems.
Allow time. Allow extra time during busy or poorly staffed periods, as one customer waited 10 minutes without assistance.
Find entrance. Look carefully for the entrance when arriving: a review says it is not visible from the street.
Ask drink details. If ordering different espresso drinks, confirm the preparation, since one visit found the latte and caramel macchiato equally weak.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Tue | 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Wed | 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Thu | 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Fri | 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Sat | 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Sun | 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
Latte was included in a Valentine’s Day order, though another review found one latte weak.
The caramel Frappuccino was part of a positive Valentine’s Day visit.
A double chocolate muffin was among the pastries enjoyed during an evening visit.
This named pastry was included in a customer’s positive order at the branch.
One recent visit found a latte and caramel macchiato equally weak and tasting the same.
A customer waited about 10 minutes without finding any staff member and eventually left.
Reviews mention a small food selection, with freshness sometimes inconsistent and a quiche described as bland.
There is no in-branch toilet; customers reported using a shared building facility that was not clean.
One review says this branch closes around 4pm, which limits later coffee visits.
The Bottom Line
Costa Coffee in Majan is a small, peaceful branch where the main draw is a quiet coffee break rather than a large café experience. You can settle in with a latte, caramel macchiato or hot chocolate, and several customers use the space to reply to emails, study or read on a Kindle. The cosy, calm atmosphere is one of its most consistent strengths.
” A Valentine’s Day order also included a double chocolate muffin, chocolate donut and strawberry vanilla crème pastry. Salads and sandwiches were considered decent, but the food range is limited and freshness can be hit or miss; one review found the quiche bland. Service is not completely predictable.
Some regulars describe friendly staff who remember their usual orders, while other visits involved an unattended counter, long waits or staff struggling with the POS points system and toaster. Coffee quality has also varied, including one recent report that a latte and caramel macchiato tasted the same and were weak. Check the hours before going later in the day, as one review says the branch closes around 4pm.
There is no in-branch restroom, and the entrance can be difficult to spot from the street.