Have been to this location earlier when it was a coffee shop before. Now it's a coffee chop and…read moreGelato parlor called Reunion sweet parlor .They have small batch made gelato that I sampled . The few flavors like triple chocolate , perfect matcha , pandan coconut , black sesame and few more . I loved the matcha but got a scoop of thr black sesame with a dollop of triple chocolate . I enjoyed the.pronounced tahini like nutty taste and creamy texture. They' have opened new locations at Somerville and Hillsborough . It's a new spot for ice cream lovers worth trying .

Tiny icecream shop serving unique flavors!! They have some Asian inspired flavors that are really…read moretasty such as pandan coconut, strawberry lychee, ube brownie, black tea fig, durian, etc. i liked everything i tried, icecream is creamy and flavorful, not overly sweet. They also sell by the pint and i saw some interesting flavors like miso shitake. Just docked one star because the service was insanely slow. Hopefully it's just an early days inefficiency!! I noticed they could hire more staff given how much of a line there was xx

Great selection of treats here, not just ice cream! There are booths inside, along with stand alone…read moretables and chairs, and some outside. Even up until closing they are quite busy, I believe hours may shift between summer and fall/winter so make sure you double check. They have a wide selection of ice cream flavors and Italian ice flavors. The Ed Special is particularly delicious (vanilla ice cream, peanut butter, fudge, and pretzels). Definitely will be coming here when it's warm again in the spring and summer!

Uncle Ed has become somewhat less hospitable of late. Still the best ice cream around - but "the…read morejuice just isn't worth the squeeze" when you walk in 20 minutes before closing and he himself treats you like you're an inconvenience. It has happened twice now. Sorry Uncle Ed. Maybe it's time for you to hand off the biz to a niece or nephew who will care about the biz. Seems you've lost your heart for it.

My favorite aspect of this particular coffee spot is the thoughtfulness of the young people working…read morethere energetically and humanely --unlike any human machine type people who typically expect tips for basic good manners. I even got to speak my fun Spanish and Urdu phrases, just for fun, with a few, while working through another John Locke chapter I have been trying to finish understanding again. The atmosphere was generally clean, and the lemon cake and pumpkin bread were my favorites after a walk somewhere. The music was not too loud and grating -as in some modern places: but mellow and in the background. When one older, crotchety lady came yelling at me for sitting too close to a handicapped table, I would have been glad if someone with a louder voice than mine in the cafe: would have corrected such insolent behaviors, but I held my ground and quietly moved further away for the entitled group to sit wherever they felt like. Since there is only one Rosa Parks, I figured it would be better to get the hint and find another neighboring table to enjoy the second coffee my cousin had given me a gift card for --and not let some disgruntled mind ruin my writing day. (My religion, Islam, calls for practitioners to be tolerant with different ways of behaviors and strange habits, so moving to another table without much ado made sense in dealing with the crotchety woman's tempestuous ways). Otherwise: good people: great coffee, and cozy atmosphere: a wonderfully cozy setting for getting things done, writing, or just enjoying the moment.

This appears to be a very popular Starbucks in Pennington, NJ. I stopped in for a client meeting…read more He chose the spot as it was near his home. No problem. It was crowded this Saturday morning, and there was a longish wait after giving our order until it appeared at the end of the counter where the completed requests were placed for pickup. This whole operation was confusing. While there are labels with customer names and order on each cup, they have small print, and people are standing around not knowing when their drinks have been prepared, not where they are placed on the counter. Thus, everyone is touching them looking for an identity until they luck onto their own. Not great sanitary conditions. I found the Chai Latte to be overly sweet, and my client mentioned that his Pikes Roast regular coffee had the burnt taste that is standard with most Starbucks beans (which is why I don't usually drink their coffee). Thankfully, we had a good conversation about his case, but beyond that the entire experience was discombobulating.

You need to be on an intravenous caffeine drip to visit all the coffee shops in the Princeton area…read more Your orange and black candle burning at both ends demands no less. Please make River Walk in Plainsboro part of that discovery. Excellent coffee and bagels without the Starbuckian hordes desperate for their bitter fix. Shush... don't tell anyone. Five easy stars.

The espresso is a exquisite! The ambiance is elegant and the staff were very welcoming. Only one…read morerecommendation would be to please add oatmilk to your list of milks. Thank you!

One of our favorite Chocolate shops to be in and boy what variety of assortments they have…read more The different colorful chocolates at display is itself a treat to our eyes. The shop always a free sampler if you would like to taste-test what a Lindt does to your tastebuds. We are regulars here for some years now and can swear by the quality of the chocolates. The staff are nice and finding a parking in the busy Princeton streets might be a challenge at times.

So much chocolate. The employee that helped us was very nice and even told us to get a different…read morepackage because we would have saved money instead of the package I got. There was a special. I thought that was nice. She did offer samples of the chocolate. Would go back again

If you're a true tea enthusiast, the selection passes the test. You can get all the standard…read moreChinese/Japanese tea varieties, but I was also pleased to see some single estate Indian teas as well (including great estates like Margaret's Hope). I enjoyed a pot of high-grade Dragonwell and it was a relaxing way to spend a cold windy afternoon as sunlight poured in the front window. I'll definitely stop back the next time I'm in town.

As I write this review, I am sipping my organic earl grey tea that I purchased from Holsome. It is…read morefloral and beautiful. I found this place online when searching for loose tea establishments.. I'm glad that I did. Even though a little hard to find, we called and were able to locate at the back of another store front.. was a little confusing, for sure. Unassuming, small place with a lot of different loose leaf tea options. I asked a lot of questions and I think that the owner tried to answer to the best of his ability, even though I left with additional ones or still needed clarity, I'll ask on my next visit or may just do my own research and know what I'm getting before I come to the store! We were able to "taste" some of the teas, which I liked. As other reviews mentioned, the minimum is a quarter lb for purchase... but I drink tea 5 x a week, so it should be fine for a while.. just make sure you transfer to a tin to keep it fresh. Reasonably priced, overall pleasant experience.

Came to this location for the first time today. Compared to my usual in Livingston, this location…read moreis much cleaner, and the staff was nicer. I ordered a pesto chicken sandwich, and my daughter had the grilled cheese. I asked the staff to warm it up, and the food came out piping hot. I have not seen these items in Livingston. The strawberry refresher and lavender matcha frappe were also excellent. Too bad I don't live close to this area. Will come again in the future.

I have been to this Belle Mead locations on several occasions for coffee. While the service is…read morefriendly and the place is very clean, the expresso and cappuccino are never hot enough. The Lavazza coffee is very tasty but for some reason, it is always warm, not hot. A real bummer as this place is close to home and could be a regular stop for me. The various pastries that we have tried are very good. I especially like the croissants and the boston creme donuts. But unless they fix the temp on the espresso and cappuccino, I doubt I will return. Well, maybe just one last visit to see if they make the necessary improvements. In the meantime, I will use my old reliable Lavazza Carmencita.