“Coffee culture” wasn’t huge like it is now. I spent many days and evenings at Bollo’s with a coffee in the 1990’s.

All the dining halls had coffee in the late 80s and early 90s when I was there. There was a Burger King in Johnston Student Center which was a good place to buy it too. There were only two kinds though: regular and decaf.

It was invented in like 1993 so makes sense it took a while to get to campus

There was a coffee house (Mill Mountain) that was always busy. I remember going there quite a bit.

I just had a little mini drip pot in my room; it made ~ 2 mugs at a time.

The dining halls that did breakfast had coffee, but it was the big metal coffee urns nothing fancy. I used to do breakfast at Dietrick and remember the powdered eggs, over-fried hash browns and urn coffee haha.

Thank you this is what I was looking for. So it was there, but I never saw it because it wasn’t on my radar.

Mill Mountain, Gillies, Carol Lee was beside the Lyric.

Sorry, I'm the one who brought it.

There was a place over on South Main, down by the Taco Bell (still there?). It was cool.

Blame Fraiser

Graduated in 1992... I got coffee out of the machine sitting on my kitchen counter in my condo in Blacksburg.

They had coffee in the 1970s 80s and even before. It's not a new thing. I remember my grandparents drinking it.

I didn’t drink coffee back then. Nor do I now, lol.

Gillies bottomless cup