We went at around 11am on a Saturday, place wasn't dead but also wasn't swamped. Easy to find, and…read morelots of parking in the back. We ordered a Lavender Haze Latte, Pistachio Matcha, and a Lemon Pustie. It was my first time trying a pustie, and it was very soft and delicious. Both drinks were also delicious and came out fairly quickly. The vibe of the cafe is very modern, which is not quite my style, and it was also a bit overpriced for coffee in my opinion, but my partner loved the Pistachio Matcha so much that we are already planning on returning.

Stopped in here for a quick drink and tried the matcha freeze, what a delicious matcha! They were…read moreperfect for a hot day and not too sweet.

Come here, on the upper level I felt like I was at the UN in Geneva with the tall windows and…read moremarble, overlooking the Stanley Theatre. Coffee good. They delivered it to our table and then brought fresh small glasses of water, no ice. Perfect. The chairs are also works of art, they swivel in a subtle way. Simple but effective.

My family and I stopped here for coffee on our way back from visiting colleges. The shop is located…read morein an old bank, which gives it a really unique look and feel. I ordered a cappuccino, which was just okay, my wife had an iced coffee and thought it was okay as well, and my kids ordered hot chocolate, which they described as "mid." I had pretty high expectations, but the drinks were underwhelming, so despite the memorable setting, this felt more like a novelty stop than a coffee shop I'd go out of my way to revisit.

We lived in this area and visited Holland Farms frequently. We moved downstate five years ago and…read moreit wasn't until we visited again yesterday that I truly appreciated what an absolute gem Holland Farms is. There's absolutely no place like it. Everything is so fresh and beautifully displayed. The employees are beyond friendly. The halfmoons are the epitome of deliciousness. Amazing tomato pie! The list goes on and on. Do yourself a favor and try a jelly bun! I promise you won't be disappointed. I may only get here once a year now, but it's definitely worth the 3.5 hour drive!

When you place a special order on half moon asking for buttercream frosting as the buttercream the…read morecakes are decorated in and open the box up at the funeral and they are all the sticky sweet frosting you get at the counter- what a REAL DISAPPOINTMENT I MUST SAY- You had 1-JOB #YouFAILED !

Very friendly staff and clean inside. The donut selection is fun and if you're not local- the sour…read morecream donut is a must try. It's a chill casual local hangout and not fancy but just what you want for a relaxing morning. There's papers you can read and you're able to sit outside if you'd like. The owner is friendly and when he's there, he welcomes you. The egg wraps are simple yet delicious and there's options for tea and smoothies if coffee isn't your favorite. Just a standard coffee joint that is friendly and yummy.

Craving dessert after lunch, my husband and I decided to try Daylight Donuts after driving past it…read morecountless times. A huge donut fan, I generally like to try at least one yeast donut and one cake donut when discovering a new donut shop. I opted for the chocolate frosted donut (yeast) and sour cream donut (cake). Both were absolutely delicious. While certainly sweet, both didn't feel super heavy in the way that sometimes a heavily glazed and overly saccharine cakey donut can taste. I slightly preferred the sour cream donut, which I can now understand why is one of their bestsellers. Once I got to the car, I realized that the friendly lady at the shop had threw in an extra chocolate cake donut, either by accident or intentionally. It was delicious too. At $1.50 each, the donuts are exceedingly reasonably priced. There is a credit card fee.

This used to be a word of mouth company. The owner would roast small batches of coffee for friends…read moreand family. Now I see that he has expanded and has a web site so I can order coffee any time I need it. I am hoping that Full of Beans will have Decaf soon so that I can enjoy a cup without worrying that I will be up all night.

Full of Beans is a local roast which really focuses on the flavor of the coffee bean itself. There…read moreis no masking with artificial flavors and the result is a pure and truly flavorful brew. There is a distinct nuttiness to the bean with a sweet follow through and very low acidity. The one draw back is to capture this flavor the strength of the brew itself is slightly below my usual choice however the flavor makes up for that difference.

I finally got around to checking out Bagel Grove on my way to work this morning! They had a lot of…read moregreat bagel options and some unique flavors! I went for an egg and cheese sandwich on an Asiago bagel and thought it was good! They have some cute merch, too! The place itself is small, and I was hoping there would be some tables I could sit and eat but it's more of a quick pick up type of place. I recommend Bagel Grove for a decent bagel the next time you're passing by!

This is a Utica institution and has been around for many years. Haven't been in a while but was in…read morethe area and thought I would stop in for a bagel. While the selection wasn't great as I forgot it was the Friday before the boilermaker was able to pick up some bagels and try some new flavors. The new flavors did not disappoint. Would highly recommend. Only downside as they had me pay up front for the number of bagels and cream cheese and probably would have chose different cream cheese had I know the bagels I wanted were not available. Got my Bagels to go but they do have a dining area.

My friends and I went through the drive-thru right before closing at this location. A man took our…read moreorder, and we clearly asked for one mango dragonfruit refresher and three cake pops. He told us to pull up to the window.When we got to the window, another man opened it and asked if we were waiting for something, clearly confused. We explained that we had just placed an order through the drive-thru. The manager, Jess, came over and asked what we ordered. We repeated a mango dragonfruit refresher and three cake pops.She immediately responded with an attitude, saying, "We have no tickets. You didn't place an order. We're closed." Then, without explanation, a man handed us a pink drink, which we never ordered. We told them politely that this was not what we asked for and again stated that we ordered a mango dragonfruit refresher and cake pops. Jess then accused us of lying, saying, "No you didn't. You said pink drink," and began raising her voice and yelling at us, accusing us of trying to get free drinks. This was completely uncalled for. We were calm, respectful, and simply trying to get the order we placed.She walked away angrily, and another employee eventually came back with the correct drink, but no cake pops. We even offered to pay for the pink drink they gave us by mistake, and that was refused, yet they still made us pay for the refresher we originally ordered.This entire interaction was extremely uncomfortable, embarrassing, and frustrating. Being yelled at and accused of lying in a drive-thru over an order they messed up is unacceptable. The lack of communication, professionalism, and basic respect, especially from a manager, was shocking. I have never felt so unwelcome at a Starbucks before and will not be returning to this location.

I feel bad for the employees at the Starbucks in N H., their, I believe manager JAMIE was very rude…read moreand inappropriate while I was visiting the store. The employees apologized profusely and unfortunately said she's always like that. I won't mention that they said she's was the "c " word. It's sad that younger employees have to be treated like that and Starbucks allows it to happen. If you're not happy with your job then just leave. Don't take your misery out on your employees. Hence said I will never support Starbucks.