Had a lovely time working from home this afternoon at JVG. I ordered a cappuccino which turned out fluffy and delicious. Staff was welcoming and the atmosphere provided a calm and productive atmosphere. The playlist was great too :)

Wow they got some really good drip coffee (house blend) and matcha there. It was fairly priced and the wifi was good! Saw a lot of pastry options and will definitely try in the future. Overall a great spot to do some study on a weekend!

Fav coffee in town! Love their coffee. Haven’t explore their menu much because I normally just order latte every time, which is very nice. Also I like how I can place order online easily so no waiting is needed. Besides coffee, the savory tart is also very yum, highly recommend. ...

Always terrific quality coffee, service, and atmosphere. Staff goes above and beyond, and it's such a welcoming place. Don't sleep on their food case either! Delish :)

A modernist coffee shop in North Carolina's research triangle has drawn attention for its precise balance of academic utility and calculated aesthetics. Joe Van Gogh, situated in Durham's evolving suburban landscape, offers sixteen seats and specializes in sweetened matcha preparations. Lord, these walls have witnessed the slow dance of progress and pretense, where the pothos vines, green as dollar bills, hungry as graduate students, drip down from industrial arteries above, while below the chosen sixteen perch upon their metal thrones, bathed in the glow of MacBook affluence and neon flame art that burns but does not consume. The air here is thick with possibility and oat milk steam, heavy as August kudzu but filtered through Swedish design principles, while the young prophets of suburbia tap out their digital gospels beneath Edison bulbs that cast no judgment. They come seeking salvation in sweetened matcha, green as old money, smooth as new ambition, their faces reflecting the holy trinity of ambition, caffeine, and WiFi signals strong enough to pierce heaven itself. The congregation, beautiful and curated as the hanging plants above them, flows through this temple of temporary permanence: Asian STEM apostles and young Caucasian professional disciples, all drawn to the promised land of precision-poured lattes and power outlets abundant as Southern sunshine. Their fingers trace the grain of wooden slat walls that whisper of artisanal authenticity, while their leather laptop sleeves rest on concrete floors smooth as forgotten tobacco fortunes. The establishment has successfully captured the area's emerging professional demographic, with a consistent weekend crowd despite limited seating. Industry analysts note the strategic positioning of both menu and design elements to appeal to the region's growing technical workforce and affluent student population. Current wait times for seating average 12-15 minutes during peak hours.

Amazing food and coffee. Service was very friendly and the place was packed. Mask required while in line. You will love eating here! The coffee is crazy good!

Best macchiato I've had yet. Their espresso is extremely tasty. There's not a ton of seating but their coffee and pastries are delicious!

Another hidden gem. The latte and cappuccino was super yummy. I loved that one of the workers was singing Mariah Carey and she thought no one was looking but she was getting it. The food was good, I just wish the salad was bigger, but no doubt it was very good. Nonetheless it was great, I love the two layers of this place and how low key it was.