Bottoms Up Espresso

Blu Jai Jaxon 2 months ago

Great staff. Ladies there are always so sweet. I got the Chai tea, a croissant breakfast sandwich and a hat. Yes they sell merch! $45 total. Vhai eas amazing. Hat super cute. Sandwich was awful. Had inedible bottom bun and rubber like texture to egg. Terrible. But Chai tea was so very good.

Sheri Hall a year ago

I was somewhat startled and a great deal suspect when I saw the half-naked young woman/cashier. I don't really have an opinion on the concept. I was just glad that it turned out the coffee was really good, and I'd definitely go back again.

Jerome Trembley a year ago

The coffee was pretty good. Nothing particularly special. The price was also average. I wouldn’t say that there’s anything particularly special of the staff experience. No smile, gave me my coffee. I can respect that, however this places niche was entirely about a friendly experience than you’d get at Starbucks. Grab your coffee here if you’re bored of Starbucks and you can hop on 99 quickly.

Josh Hernagon a year ago

I've been here a few times since they've opened. I had never been to Hooters, I haven't been to any of the strip clubs we have here in town, and I never had the pleasure of dining at Tilted Quilt or Twin Peaks. However, Bottoms Up is a place that you can enjoy going to because Bottoms Up espresso isn't just coffee, energy drinks, and microwaved food. The people who work here are what bring a smile to everyone's face. Many of you may argue that it's not decent for women to dress a certain way or to be subjected to the gaze of others. However, these women choose to work here. They are confident and comfortable in their skin. They take the skill set of a batista, the patience of being a cashier, and mix all together in a cup of quality service and a friendly attitude. Every interaction I've had with the ladies that work here has always been positive. I feel like if the ladies didn't want to work here, they wouldn't have applied. They go in knowing the dress code. They go in knowing the type of customers they could possibly get. And yet they still give good recommendations on drinks, they don't make you feel rushed, they maintain a friendly and positive environment. It's a small dri

Afshin Afshar-Ghasemlou a year ago

Espresso with a big surprise! I was driving through Bakersfield to Las Vegas and needed some wake-me-up caffeine. So, I drove towards where I thought I remembered a drive-through coffee shop of a certain brand (It was not Bottoms Up!), and I pulled over as soon as I saw the drive-through. I was pulling out my cell phone and looking around while waiting for the window to open when I noticed signs asking customers not to take photos without permission. I thought that was odd when the window opened, and a young lady dressed in lingerie with a big smile asked me what I wanted! I did not expect that at all and was lost for words for a few seconds before I ordered my espresso, paid for it, and drove away! Later I Googled the business's name and read about it, and it all made sense! To review the place as I should, the young lady was very polite and had a big welcoming smile. She made my espresso exactly how I wanted it, with a dash of cream, and the espresso was good. As for the background and history of the business, here is the summary of what I found on the net: In a coffee-fueled journey that started in 2010, Alexandra Ireland and Nate Wilson joined forces to create the now-iconi