Docks Coffee Bar

«I hope your day is as nice as your ass!» this place is great! hands down dollar for dollar same great quality as any Starbucks or Peet’s but with a play area for kids, Painting and books!

I really like it here, fun place to go after work/​school (its near a middle school), and just to chill there. The people are super nice, and can talk to you. Plays good music, and the coffee is super delicious. Maybe on the pricey side but it’s still good anyways. Overall good place to drink coffee.

Coffee so good it makes you wanna slap yo mama!
The Millennium Falcon is a MUST! Pair one of those babies with one of their delicious locally baked Maple Bacon scones and you’re going to feel like it’s your birthday! The
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Probably the slowest and worst service I have ever received (or not received). We were waiting in line for honestly just about 30 mins and there was only 1 family of three and one other person in front of us. This is no exaggeration. If it were busy, I would not be too concerned. There was only one lady (she has purple hair) serving. She did not greet us nor apologize or even look us in the eye. If there was anywhere else open or nearby I would defo be out of here. I will not be returning and it’s unfortunate because it would be a nice spot to go.

Oh em ghee! Super excited to have stumbled upon this quant, cool, and trendy coffee shop in Suisun. Me and my classmate needed a coffee shop to study in with some good vibes. This coffee shop is so perfect. The staff was super friendly and super accommodating. And the drinks were seriously the BEST we ever had! You gotta try the mudd pie mocha and the salted caramel mocha! AMAZING! Docks coffee shop where have u been all my life!?!
Ps watch out for the smooching teen workers ;)

A wonderful iced chai and wonderful service, such a cute little place. They offer a free pastry with purchase of large coffee drink daily.

I LIKE Docks… I want to love it because the drinks are good, but every time I come in I cringe at the uncomfortable décor. The space is small and you cant do much with that, but it could be way cooler and more comfortable. I wanna see this place succeed. You guys need a real lounge feel if you want people to actually stay and hang. Do you want people to stay and hang? Dare I say that this place could be the epicenter of where the «cool kids» off main hang. For fucksake get a music system in there! Get some tunes going. Lastly… The barista chic working there is always nice.

Great service, bomb beverages very comfy lounge a great place to just listen to music drink your coffee etc. I have to say one of the best cafes in the 707 area code

If you’re looking for AMAZING milkshakes… this is your place

Ok so I decided to give this place a second chance. In all honesty because I did not want to drive to Journeys.
GLAD I did. The place WAS Open first big plus.
2^nd the same lady was alot friendlier than last time. She finished working on the drink she was preparing and then started to take everyone’s order.
It’s a very laid back, calm and chill place…
So Dutch bros. And Starbucks are tied, this place beats them both and Journey’s is still my all time favorite. If I’m off and don’t feel like driving this would definitely be a strong contender :-)

Very friendly service. I had one of the cookies they deliver fresh from Berkeley and they were amazing.
Highly recommend this place for your morning coffee and snacks.

Wonderful coffee shop in Downtown Suisun! Dropped by here after reading some recommendations because I like to support local businesses and mix it up a bit from going to Starbucks and Peets. I brought my dad with and we ordered a vanilla latte and a mud pie macchiato. His vanilla latte was great, but boy was my mud pie macchiato delicious!!! I’ve probably never had a better macchiato. It wasn’t too strong and was really great tasting. The spot is very homie and has a cozy feeling. They sell a ton of other stuff like shakes and other drinks. I will be sure to stop by here soon!

I love the quaint atmosphere and very relaxed people who work there the coffee and smoothies are very good and I like the fact that you can pretty much add your own little details to whatever kind of drink you desire

Great Iced Caramel Macchiato, and you get more bang for your buck compared to global giant, Starbucks. It’s a cozy little spot along the Suisun Marina ideal for studying or writing the next great American novel.
Coffee is strong and not overly sweet. A great local spot and hidden gem in a small town that does not have as many «hip» places like other cities in the area. Definitely will be back, after all, I’ve got a novel to write!

Dock’s is a quaint little coffee right across from Babs and Athenian grill. They offer a variety of drinks from espressos to frappalattés and smoothies. Best thing about this place is you can customize your dranks to tickle your fancy. Like Burger King, oh you’ll have it your way!
One of my favorite dranks to order is the white chocolate frappè with toffee bits blended in, house made whip on top. So flavorful and tasty – it’s at the top of notches compared to bucks of stars and Peet’s. I’ve also tried their jasmine iced tea lemonade. It was okay. I guess it just depends on whose making it (mine was made by a new guy, he indirectly made it clear to me because he was asking where the tea was and what the tea to lemonada ratio was). I wanted to try their thai tea frappé the last time I was in, but it wasn’t availz. darn it! I came at the wrong time…
The service here varies from time to time. Sometimes your drink will be up in a matter of 2 mins or the wait could be as long as 10 mins. It really just depends on whose working and what you’re ordering. I know they’re in the process of adding more employees and the baristas are new. so it’s understandable that it’ll be a little bit of a wait. Definitely don’t come here if you’re in a rush! Dock’s is more of a «kick it» «hang out», «get your study on» type of place.
If you’re hungry, they have a variety of pastries and organic snacks to satisfy your stummy. One of them are the macarons which is supplied by 707 Baked.
Overall, drinks are good (depending on what you order and who makes it), prices are pretty reasonable (depending on if you want add-​ons), and service is good (depending on whose working but they’re all nice and friendly). Am I using too many parentheses? Anyways. this place will either be a hit or miss is what I’m saying. I’ll be back to try their Thai tea frappè and custom Italian soda

This place is chill. Good, affordable coffee. Small, but offers a nice central lounge area which is good for one group. Some friends and I decided to «meet in the middle» (between Sac and Bay Area) so we needed a place where we could just hang out and chat. Though it was a Sunday, Docks was quiet, comfortable, and very accommodating towards our group, and we felt no pressure to vacate the premises just to make room for other patrons.

If only they had a drive-​thru.
Docks is amazing and I’m so happy I stumbled upon it one day. It’s one of those places you stumble upon and keep going back to for the next few weeks. The ladies that work there are so nice and friendly and chill and will help you get the perfect drink you’re looking for.
The atmosphere is calm and welcoming and you get that homey feeling you can’t get at other places.
The prices right around where other coffee places are but this place offers more than just coffee such as home/​local grown/​made treats and delicious shakes.
And if it’s nice enough outside after you get your drink you can take a stroll along the marina.

I’m always one to try out local coffee shops, so I went to Dock’s Coffee Bar with a friend to come check it out. It was quiet, cozy, and a potential study spot. YES! And, it was beautifully located at the Suisun Marina.
I tried probably the best Iced Caramel Machiatto I’ve ever tasted and a Peanut Butter Whoopie Pie. YUM! Not to mention, it’s 10% off if you post a picture of their stuff on your Instagram/​Facebook.
What I didn’t like though, which is a big one, was the customer service. My friend and I were greeted with a monotonous tone when we stepped in. We tried to make small talk to the barista, but failed. It seemed like she didn’t want to be there. And, she really didn’t once I heard her complaining about it to a coworker who came in. Pretty unprofessional. Thus, I give this place a 4 out of 5.

We stopped in here for the first time the other day. It’s great to see a coffee shop in town. The ones that have been here before have not lasted long. The selection here is amazing it looks like they have everything from frappes, coffee and smoothies. It was nice to see that they had a spot with toys for children. I understand that they are a small business but I find it hard that they charge .50 cents for using a card. We were on a walk when we stopped in and didn’t have cash on us. The extra charge brought my iced coffee to $ 4. I hope this place makes it because it’s nice to have a coffee shop in town. Bring Cash!

I like Docks Coffee Bar. One, it’s close to home and two, there’s not a lot of rowdy teenagers talking about getting «turnt up» over the weekend or creepy old men giving me «I want to get in yo pants» kind of look. The coffee shop is nothing but a quiet, peaceful, and pleasant atmosphere. It’s a great escape from the local Starbucks and Peet’s Coffee. Plus, it’s perfect for the introverted individual who wants to chill at a cozy laid back local coffee shop.
Parking should be easy to find since the Suisun Waterfront isn’t always busy. However, if you’re coming during a major event like the Fourth of July or the Jazz Concert events, expect a lot of the street and private parking spots to be filled up. Just remember that Docks Coffee Bar is across the street from the Athenian Grill and around the corner of Joy of Eating. You can parallel park near Cast Iron Bar & Grill or park in one of the private lots near the Athenian Grill or the back entrance of the Harbor Theatre.
Docks Coffee Bar is a unique coffee shop that offers a wide variety of flavors to add on to your coffee. They recently added a few more flavors to expand their espresso menu. With the help and patience of one of the staff members, I ordered the most popular hot drink which was a dark chocolate mocha with a organic soy milk substitute. My drink had this velvety creamy consistency. I love how smooth the dark chocolate was as sipped my perfectly hot coffee. The price you pay here is about the same as Starbucks or Peet’s Coffee. Also, there’s a $ 0.50 charge if you want to substitute regular milk with organic soy or almond milk. The cool thing is they give you the option of having vanilla or chocolate whipped cream to add on your drink!
On the other hand, there’s free wifi. You just have to ask for the password. There’s also open mic every Thursday, but you will have to end up paying a $ 3 cover to get in. Be aware that there are no public restrooms and there’s a limited amount of outlets if you need computer work done.
Overall, not a bad coffee shop that’s been running a little over six weeks now. Oh yeah, there’s a check-​in special for first time customers! :)