Crema's Take
“Jupiter Java serves Starbucks coffee at ski-resort pricing—expect to pay $8–9 for a basic latte—which is worth knowing upfront if you're deciding between this and alternatives in Park City. The ratings are based on just 16 reviews, so take them with a grain of salt, but the consistent complaint is the cost; a few regulars praise the oatmilk drinks and convenient location for skiers grabbing something quick, while others found the coffee fine but overpriced for what it is. If you're already on the mountain and need caffeine fast, it works; if you're hunting for specialty coffee worth the premium, skip it.”
What to expect
Espresso-focused, good cold brew. Quick-grab spot. Light food on the menu. Family friendly.
Google Reviews
See all on Google →Coffee was completely fine. 12oz of flavored latte was $8.50. Pretty absurd.
They charged me 8,83$ for one Pepsi can☠️
Skiing and snowboarding need fuel and Jupiter Java is the here for action. It's quick and always hits the spot. It's freezing on purpose so the hot drinks are abfab. Seriously try the oatmilk mocha and/or the almond milk caramel macchiato. The bacon burrito is fire too
Good coffee & a convenient location! Lots of snack and packaged food options as well. I believe they actually open at 10am - but maybe this changes based on the season. A good little spot to grab a drink and snack, right by the lifts.
Great location and great service. Oatmilk latte is delicious
Independent mountainside coffeeshop serving an assortment of light breakfast food options plus Starbucks coffee.
Crema Reviews
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