Such a cute spot! Wish I found it sooner! Very cozy, LGBTQ+ friendly- lots of plants and books…read more Great ambiance and good coffee too!

Came here on Valentine's Day for coffee and we brought a board game. Such a cute spot! There is…read morestreet parking and you can pay by app or coins (bring coins it's way cheaper!). They had a variety of coffee flavors and styles. We really wanted the French press for two but they stopped doing it that morning? I got a hot coconut latte and my husband got a cortadito. We both got muffins (blackberry crumb) which were warmed up and delicious.

Yall remember 10 years ago when they were saying millennials could afford to get a house if they'd…read morestop buying expensive coffee? This may be THAT coffee because I def spent $10.58 on a turmeric coffee today. And I do not own a house. I'm also not a millennial so there's that. Anyway this was THE BEST COFFEE IVE HAD SO TAKE MY MONEY AGAIN AND AGAIN. Weirdly enough I was actually on the hunt for a Dunkin but my maps showed none within 20 miles. Which obvs is a lie since there's one on every corner but Whomdst am I to question the almighty Apple Maps in an unfamiliar town? It must have been kismet because as soon as I pulled into Pour City I saw DD across the street lol. But as I told my PhD advisor in year 8, I'm not a quitter so I will see this thing through (spoiler: I did quit). I was committed to the bit. Pour City had me at turmeric latte. A maple turmeric latter with espresso and oat milk to be exact. Of course the one time I don't bring my phone with me the place is super cute. I made it shake by taking pics of the coffee itself in the car. Super smooth, velvety even. Rich in flavor. Sensational. I legitimately live 60 miles away. There is ZERO reason for me to ever go all that way for a cuppa again. But I will. Gladly.

First of all, we don't often visit coffee shops just to drink coffee. We go to buy fresh beans…read moreground to order. To be sure, there are a growing number of coffee options in North Jersey and Pour City ranks at the top. Owners and staff are coffee experts who gladly share their coffee knowledge in detail. The shop is clean and hangout worthy. Most important, beans are excellent single source, roasted in house, packed and dated in one-pound bags, which is unique these days. Coffee beans are ground to order when sold, but not before two days after roast. This allows time for gasses to escape and a better taste. We usually choose a medium-dark roast that provides a balanced flavor. Not withstanding the 5-star there is a strong caveat that a few coffee enthusiasts may care about. The house grinder does not grind coarse enough for french press which produces residue in the cup and some bitterness in the brew. This is irrelevant if you have a burr grinder and grind to your liking. We buy the slightly too-fine ground coffee anyway, because we enjoy the beans and deal with it. So, if you are not a french press enthusiast or have your own burr grinder, or simply don't care, then ignore the gripe and go for it. Pour City is rich (pun intended) with great coffee. ;

Parking in complex…read more It's a cute cafe, limited seats but we were able to sit in the couches with the chess table. Staff were super friendly and patient with our service. I ordered a dirty chai which the spice and milk ratio was great. I got the kale Caesar with crispy chicken, went healthy but not. The seasoning of the chicken was delicious, it was a lot of kale and not as much dressing. Maybe if it had iceberg with the kale it might've been easier to chew -- or more dressing? Either way, still great! My daughters got the grilled cheese and croissant with apple juices. They loved it! We will be coming back more often!

Such a hidden gem tucked away in the corner. I absolutely love this cafe spot. I wish it was…read morecloser to my house. I absolutely love the fact that everything is homemade. You may have to wait a little bit for your food but it definitely worth the wait. I decided to get the sunrise breakfast wrap and wow it was very delicious even with no seasoning and nothing inside of it. The prices are very reasonable and you always get a big portion with whatever you order here. The owner here is so incredibly sweet . I love this cafe and I love all of the seasonal decorations. I highly recommend coming here and checking out their small business!

Super cozy place. The place has ample indoor seating and some outdoor seats. It's really clean and…read morehas a mix of tables chairs, and a big sofa. The beverages were delightful. I got the hazelnut cold brew and it was sweet and perfect. Just enough coffee for me. Got the pineapple lemonade and definitely a fun spring drink, just not as sweet as I thought it would be.

Stopped by to do some work before meeting a friend…read more I ended up getting an Americano and it was great, had a nice froth on top. The space has good amount of seating inside to eat, work and chill. Seats by the window, couches and a bench. I highly recommend this place if you want to do work, hangout or just want a quick coffee to go. * Street parking * WiFi available * Dog friendly * Bathroom

Ok, I retired from writing reviews but you know…read more.. I started this third-wave coffee journey after realizing I was mostly buying coffee from larger stores where the roast dates were usually two to three months old. One month old if I got lucky. And listen, there are some great third-wave coffee roasters on those shelves but the problem is freshness. At the time, I was deep into the pour-over coffee rabbit hole, and I kept passing this little coffee spot with a sign that basically said "Need more coffee? We roast it here," with arrows pointing down. And for some reason, I kept ignoring it. The sign wasn't fancy. It wasn't trying to be trendy. It didn't have the polished third-wave café aesthetic from the outside. It was just a simple roadside sign telling you exactly what mattered: they roast coffee here. Eventually I thought, "Wait a minute. If they're roasting coffee right here, why am I still buying bags from bigger stores with roast dates that are two to three months old?" So one day, I finally pulled in. Immediately - and I mean immediately - I realized I had completely judged this place wrong. This was a serious third-wave coffeehouse. And honestly, when you think about it, the sign is actually genius. A sinple sign that says "Need more coffee? We roast it here" is probably only going to attract people who actually care about proper coffee. Classic case of don't judge a book by its cover. Because now? I can't really get my coffee anywhere else. I've had some of the best coffees here. One year they had this Colombian Santa Maria light roast, high-elevation that totally changed my mind about Colombian coffees. I had always thought of Colombian coffees as more medium-roast, classic coffee profiles, but that one opened my eyes. Right now, they have this Fara Estate Nicaraguan light-medium roast that is absolutely delicious. They have a serious-looking pour-over setup with custom V60 holders and gooseneck kettle setup, so you can tell this is not just a place that sells coffee. This is a place that actually understands coffee. If you're the kind of person who checks roast dates, owns a V60, argues with yourself about grind size, or has ever fallen way too deep into the coffee rabbit hole, this place is worth stopping for. And if you're not that person yet, this might be the place that turns you into one.

This isn't my everyday spot, even though it's literally on my daily route, because let's be honest,…read moreI don't buy chaos that often. But when I do stop in? It's always a treat. Like a little reward for surviving life. I remember this place during COVID. Empty. Deserted. Sahara level emptiness. One heroic worker holding the line, staring into the void, still making coffee like a champion. Back then my go to was their coconut cold brew... which, thank God, is STILL on the menu. Do yourself a favor and try it. It got me through lockdown emotionally. And yes, I still went to coffee shops during lockdown, coffee was essential, don't argue with me. Fast forward to today and WOW. This place has absolutely blown up, in the best way. Every time I walk in now, there are people ordering, hanging out, working remotely, pretending they're writing novels, the whole vibe. Clearly they've got regulars, but the coolest part? The baristas still help you right away and don't make you feel like you interrupted their coffee cult meeting. Immediate love. No awkwardness. Honestly, between the decor, the people, the drinks, and how clean everything is, this place just gets it. It's warm, it's cool, it's consistent, and it somehow went from "COVID ghost town" to "community hub" without losing its soul. So no, it's not my everyday stop, but when I do come, I leave happier, caffeinated. They absolutely rock it.

Very nice and clean place wait staff super friendly and welcoming…read more I had coffee and oatmeal with raisins and brown sugar, which was delicious and made fresh would definitely go back again to try other items Parking is street metered parking where you can pay with cash or use the app

This establishment had some fresh and delicious breakfast and coffee! My husband and I are super…read moreimpressed with how good the food was. The bacon was cooked to a perfect crisp, fresh waffles and French toast, and my favorite was the avocado toast! However, we were not impressed with the service. Granted, it was pretty busy inside with waitresses, waiters and bussers running all around. I am hopeful it will be better next time. Good decorations, welcoming environment and awesome food. We will definitely try this place again!

This small little spot is super close to me and this was my first time trying it…read more First - service was great, and I signed up for their rewards program. Second - the honey lavender latte iced was delicious. It was the perfect blend of espresso with lavender and honey. I quite honestly like anted to go back to try something else. Will be coming back!

The coffee and food was good. The service was fine. The ambiance was OK. It would help if te place…read morewas bigger.

This is my favorite Starbucks…read more 1) It has comfy couches inside, instead of those uncomfortable chairs in other Starbucks, which makes sure you don't stay longer inside. But, I am glad it has comfy couches and seating areas outside. 2) My 2 favorite Lattes are the vanilla blonde latte and hazelnut latte.

This Starbucks is the worst . Super slow always and I mean ALWAYS backed up …read more They never have everything bagels at 7am in the morning they apparently run out every other day . They let you order it then when you are waiting they say "oh sorry no more everything bagels " This Starbucks stinks

What a phenomenal bakery! Friendly staff, delicious treats made with the best quality I can find in…read morethe area, adorable shop. I ordered a cheesecake for Christmas Eve dinner and it did not disappoint! The chocolate crust has a rich deep chocolate flavor and the cheesecake consistency was perfect- not too dense, with just the right amount of fluffiness. Will continue ordering for special occasions from here. Hint- I also recommend the brownies and personal bread pudding!

Cute little bakery in Bloomingdale - lots of fresh pastries and cakes here. I had a raspberry and…read morecheese danish that was very fresh and delicious!

Celebrated my mother in laws 70th birthday with family and surprised her with a tea party at…read more#defying.gravitea Such a cute place, very friendly staff and the best part-it's ALL GLUTEN FREE! We need more of these. The menu is full of all delicious goodies. The flat breads... omg. If you're in or around Pequannock, NJ - stop in and try for yourself. #charlestonfoodie #charlestonfoodandwine

The space is beautiful, everything is mad fresh daily and love love love that everything is GF,…read morewhich made ordering so much easier and comfortable. BEAUTIFUL interior! Great for meeting up with friends, maybe even small groups (depending on the size of the group). I ordered a coffee and scone. The scone was not too sweet, which I really liked! They clearly use real ingredients and don't oversweeten recipes, which is comfortable to digest. The scone was a bit dry and hard and didn't give the flare of flavor I was hoping for-- I'd ordered a Mexican chocolate scone and wanted to taste deep smoky chocolate and spice. The flavor was much milder and middle of the road. I saved most of it but ate it over the next couple days. Tasted better once the flavors set in I guess. The coffee was just aiight though. I a huge coffee fanatic so this one hit home. Wasn't bad by any means, but didn't spark my soul either. I explore lots of vegan and GF places, and if you're in the area, do go check them out.