I came here with my team of staff for a staff meeting because we prefer going and supporting local business than chains like Starbucks. And if we are meeting, why not take the opportunity to treat our staff at good quality local coffee shop too, just makes perfect sense to us.\n\nWhen the 4 of us arrived, the general indoor seating area had a few large tables (large enough for 4 people) that were taken by single persons. So we resorted to having our meeting in the \"vault\" which has an open table large enough for us. This was our first time here and did not know whether the \"vault\" area was a quiet area or not, but we tried to discuss work without being overly loud. An hour later, a fellow patron leaving the room told us that it was the \"quiet room\" and that we should not be in there. \n\nNot seeing a single \"quiet\" sign around, I decided to confirm with Xtreme Bean staff and their response was that they don't know why people have the impression that it is a quiet room. It is just another room, nothing special about it.\n\nSo I want to make sure my fellow patron knows, if you want to have a super quiet space to work at, maybe staying at home is a better option, or go to the library. Please don't tell fellow customers to leave, especially those who could not gain access to the large tables, because those were taken by other solo customers who love to spread out their belongings on a table large enough for a group of four.\n\nWe all love to support local businesses, so please make sure you know what the \"rules\" actually are before confronting other customers about your need for \"quietness.\" If that is so important to you, please stay home.\n\nSorry if this sounds more like a rant than a review. But I just want other customers to know about my overall experience here was a good one. \n\nThe staff was helpful and the drinks were decent, but us customers could do better to help support the business by being a little more considerate and not take up more space than we need to. \n\nIf you take up a table large enough for four and others had no choice but leave because of that, you are indirectly taking the business away from the coffee shop. With more people there, they will sell more drinks and food. Of course, unless you plan to purchase enough food and drinks to cover the difference between one customer and four customers. I am just talking from a business owner's point of view, since I run a small business too.\n\nNote to staff of Xtreme Beans, please let me know if I am wrong about the \"quiet room\" since I last talked with you. I will be happy to take my staff somewhere else if the large tables were taken by single users and we could not use the customer designated \"quiet room.\" \n\nWe are definitely going to give Xtreme Bean Coffee another try though.