Coffee Town is a comedy film released in 2013, directed by Brad Copeland. The movie revolves around the lives of three friends, Will (Glenn Howerton), Sam (Josh Groban), and Gino (Steve Little), who spend their days drinking coffee and working on their laptops at a local coffee shop called "Coffee Town". Will, a website manager for a law firm, is struggling to write a novel, Sam, a barista, is afraid of leaving his job and pursuing a career in music, and Gino is an immature waiter who dreams of becoming a professional kickboxer.
One day, the trio learns that their beloved coffee shop is about to be converted into a bistro by its new owner, Sam's father. Desperate to keep their hangout spot intact, the friends hatch a plan to stage a robbery in the coffee shop. However, things quickly spiral out of control when their plan goes awry, and they become entangled in a real heist, putting their lives in danger.
As the day progresses, the three friends face numerous obstacles, including their strained relationships, personal insecurities, and the threat of being caught by the police. Through it all, they remain loyal to one another and work together to overcome the challenges they face and save their beloved coffee shop.
Coffee Town is a hilarious, fast-paced comedy that explores the themes of friendship, identity, and the fear of change, making it a must-watch for all fans of the genre.