Stopped by this location for lunch and it is drive thru and online order only just so people know!…read moreThe price and service is amazing at pressed as I've been to other locations as well. I always get the smoked salmon toast which is delicious. The menu is extensive with lots of options including wraps, toasts, sandwiches, soups, etc. Definitely would come back if I need a quick bite or drink.

Blown Away by this Small Coffee/Food Chain in Northern Mass and Southern New Hampshire. The Menu is…read moreextensive and the Coffee and Cafe Latte's are Great! Make sure to try the Pistachio Foam on your Latte, it's amazing!

For early afternoon coffee, I stopped by Coffee & Kindness. It seemed like a small establishment…read morewith five 2-tops and one 6-top. The interior felt bright and airy, with light woods and cream/off-white tones. The space carried a slightly upscale coffee shop feel, but without the snooty third-wave energy of plastering tasting notes and bean origins everywhere. I got a large cold brew ($5.50) and a pour over ($6). At the pour over's price point, I would have expected more than one coffee bean option. Service came across as cordial, with my pour over brought out to the table. The establishment offered free Wi-Fi; even on a Labor Day afternoon, multiple people set up to work.

Was traveling for the weekend and decided to stop here for some breakfast. I was told the owner…read morealso has a gluten allergy so there are always gluten free items on the menu. The service was very good. I wound up getting the gluten free waffle which was delicious. Wouldn't even know it's gluten free. It had a great flavor and texture. I asked if there was fruit to add on it but there was not at the time but the employee was nice enough to offer a raspberry jam as an alternative. They also make and have real maple syrup. I got an iced coffee to drink with oat milk. I enjoyed the coffee. There's street parking. I came on a Sunday so the parking was free. Quaint place. Your order then get a number and sit at a table and they bring your items to you. Just a couple seats outside. They also carried a few gluten free desserts like cookies and brownies and have season banana bread. I'll have to go back and try them another time.

I think this place is great. The food is always fresh and the service is fast. I've tried few of…read morethe breakfast items, biscuit sandwich, burrito, avocado toast, and muffins. They're all good. My favorite muffin is the pear almond. The variety of coffee drinks is very good. I appreciate their rewards program, too. I don't mind that they'll send a reminder text with some sort of promotion if I haven't been in a while. It's a good business model. I wish more of my favorite restaurants would do the same.

I like this place. Has a very good vibe - based primarily on its location, large window view,…read moreinterior brick esthetic, and tunes they play. I would give it 4 starts except for the cheap plastic fake plants, the very ugly stained and partially unaligned ceiling tiles (seriously, can the owner not manage to at least replace or realign some of these?), and someone's decision to put down a cheap laminate floor; they could also stand to replace 1-2 of their cheap furniture pieces with something a little more comfortable. All this gives it that "cheap" somewhat trashy Nashua feel. Still, an okay location to hang and listen to tunes for a snack, coffee or a break.

Love the beautiful Bonhoeffer's Cafe in downtown Nashua. The building beautifully renovated and…read morecharming with hardwood floors and exposed brick everywhere. It's a great place to grab a quick breakfast or lunch with friends. I love the panini sandwiches and coffee choices. Such a breath of fresh air in Nashua! Very cool vibe!

This is a quaint breakfast and lunch place in downtown Nashua…read more Today we came with a party of three at 10:30am on a Thursday. We had to wait a bit to order, but easily found a table. Two had the ham, pear crepe, and I had the vegetable crepe. The server delivered my crepe and offered salsa - which was a great call. My dark coffee tasted a little burnt so next time I will get a little creamer in it. And they were out of matcha - so we didn't get to try the matcha latte. There is ambient noise like a low hum so it's not quiet.

JajaBelle's brings a warm, homely neighborhood coffee shop energy to downtown Nashua. The…read morebrightness of the establishment thanks to its large glass panels is only matched by the energy of the staff. From the initial welcome to small talk and deciding what to the order, staff act refreshingly cordial and cherry. They welcome regulars and catch up about recent events. For my light weekend coffee break, I ordered a large drip coffee ($3) and 2 slices of quiche ($4 each). The coffee was in a pump dispenser; luckily, it did not seem to have sat too long and did not taste over-steeped. The quiche slices - one a bacon broccoli cheddar; the other a tomato, onion, pepper, and Mexican cheese - proved deliciously savory.

Just stopped for an iced latte when I was in town but it was really great. Everyone I work with…read moretalked about how much they loved this place. The service was super friendly. I don't get any pastries or food but that also looked amazing. I will be back next time I'm in town!

Excellent prepared food. You pay a premium but it is well worth it!…read more Breakfast, lunch or dinner the dood is always prepared fantastic! If your in the mood for a coffee, theirs is second to none.

Delicious pre-made food, sandwiches and salads. You can also order sandwiches and pizza to order!…read moreThe desserts, cakes, muffins and cookies are all so yummy! Great beer and cider selection as well. We love going but you do pay a premium for this yummy food! Service is always friendly and plenty of outdoor seating.

I live nearby and this is probably my favorite Starbucks in the immediate area. Conveniently…read morelocated right off Exit 6 on Route 3 there's a Kohl's, Burlington Store, Christmas Tree Shop, LL Bean, Home Depot, Hannaford grocery store and a NH Liquor Store all seconds away. If I'm popping into any of the above mentioned stores there's a good chance I'm stopping at this Starbucks first. I will say around Christmas time the parking lot can get pretty congested because of all the stores around it. It's always clean when I go inside. The staff is always extremely friendly to me. I use the drive-thru, online ordering app and in store ordering all pretty regularly and I can't think of a time that they got my order wrong. Thank you Starbucks on Coliseum Ave! I love you guys!

I ordered a pistachio latte and specifically asked for it to be extra hot. Unfortunately, the drink…read moreI received was only at the regular warm temperature. When I politely mentioned this to the staff member, I was told that they couldn't help. I was disappointed by both the service and the response, as it felt unprofessional and not very customer-friendly.

So, how to begin? I…read morelove coffee, my wife loves coffee, and for many years we have preferred to drink it hot and black. We are far from being kids any more so the need for sugar and milk/cream to mask the sometimes burnt or bitter taste no longer fits with our health and longevity goals, In the past, we drank coffee for the delightful effects of caffeine and we still do! However, about five years ago we discovered the world of specialty coffee and that was a revelation. We now drink coffee for the taste, the taste shaped by growing region, bean variety, soil, altitude, and a competent roaster. The main issue with seeking out such delicious coffees is affordability. Today, you can order all kinds of exotic specialty coffees from many fine roasters throughout the world and we still do. We just didn't want to go broke! What we needed was to find a local coffee roaster who could supply us with diverse, high quality coffee beans at a reasonable cost. We have found that roaster and it is King David Coffee Roasters located in Nashua, NH. We buy only whole bean, light roasted coffee from King David. Our favorites so far are: Organic Fair Trade Peru, Costa Rica Tarrazu, Ethiopian Harrah, and Tanzania Peaberry. We drink those coffees on a daily basis, but do stray every now and then and buy pricier coffees from other quality roasters. We do like our coffee! Since discovering King David we have been quite pleased with the quality of their beans and their value pricing. King David also stocks several dark roasted coffees. We don't drink dark roast, we don't like dark roast, we don't buy dark roast, so we withhold judgement on those coffees. King David does offer an espresso blend which we haven't tried, but our friend who we referred to King David bought their espresso blend and reported it made a very delicious espresso. King David is located upstairs in an older industrial/mill building on Bridge Street in Nashua. If you have the opportunity to visit them, you should - the atmospherics are quite charming, heavy beams, high ceilings, heavy doors, it's all there. The King David space is quite large and the center of attention is their Diedrich coffee roaster. You'll also be greeted by the owner/operator/roaster Carolyn Whitehouse. Whenever I drop in to pick up my beans she is there, and always busy with roasting, packaging, sales, etc. Sometimes there is a second person helping with production tasks but Carolyn is the entrepreneur carrying the heavy daily responsibilities. If you're lucky, you'll be there during a roasting session - ah, the Smokey coffee aromas are so wonderful. If you're very, very lucky, you'll be there during a maple coffee or maple popcorn production run. What a sweet and wonderful aroma! On those days, Carolyn hands you your bag of beans and that aroma is carried out of the building with that bag. It stays with you in your vehicle, gently fading away during your drive home! Of course, you could always skip the visit to King David, order your beans online through their website and avoid the entire sensory experience. Your beans will be delivered to your house via express mail - efficient but not nearly so memorable! King David offers frequent discounts on their offerings. You can check out their offerings through their website www.kingdavidcoffee.com They also have a Facebook page. We take advantage of King David's sales, buying several pounds each time with free shipping. We vacuum pack the beans in individual doses, and keep them in the freezer. This works out very well for us, as we are never out of fresh beans. If you are an avid coffee drinker you really should check out King David Coffee Roasters. Find them on their website, order a bag (ground or whole bean, your choice). Give them a try. These are good people, providing a great product at a fair price. If you love coffee as much as we do - you can't go wrong!

Love King David coffee! Freshly ground and great service! I was able to stop by and purchase the…read morecoffee at the roasters location. 5 star

What a great find while visiting the area from out of state. They have an amazing selection of…read morebowls, smoothies and juices. Acai bowls are me go to and I went with the tropical Acai bowl. I also got a proper education of the correct pronunciation of Acai. I've definitely been mispronouncing it this while time. The tropical bowl has everything I love in it. Pineapple, banana, granola and coconut flakes along with a heaping amount of Acai base. Loved every bite. On top of great variety of bowls this place has a cool decor and fast, friendly, and great service! Definitely a place I'd come back to and often.

I was shopping at a nearby store and realized I hadn't had lunch yet but was pressed for time. I…read morelooked around and noticed Playa Bowls and decided to give them a try. I ordered the staff pick of the month, the Açaí energy smoothie in the 16oz size. I love açaí and this smoothie also included strawberries, bananas and coconut milk. It did not disappoint. It was perfectly balanced and not too sweet. The staff were friendly and seemed to work well together. The space is filled with natural light and welcoming decor and clean! They also have plenty of parking which is always a plus for me. I'll def return and try another menu item when I'm in the area.

I never thought I'd be updating this review for a second time. But can someone tell me WHY....in…read morethe H E double hockey sticks does Whole Foods find it necessary to glue their eggs into their egg cartons?! No, seriously....why are they doing this?! Now, before I'm accused of being totally draconian here with my 1 star reduction, let me emphasize that this isn't a one time thing. Nearly every single time I get a carton of eggs from Whole Foods, it is almost guaranteed at least one or two eggs will be inexplicably glued to the carton. This is a problem for SO many reasons. Though, for the sake of brevity, I'm gonna list two of them. 1.) It's damn near impossible to extract the egg out of its pocket without inevitably destroying the shell, thereby obliterating any chances of enjoying a tasty breakfast. 2.) Even IF you somehow manage to liberate said egg from its inherent captivity without destroying it, you'll ostensibly have to deal with the remnants of egg carton pieces that remain glued to the outer shell. My pro life tip for the second reason is to hard boil the egg so that you may avoid any chances of carton bits mixing in with an otherwise raw egg yolk once you crack it. And, so far as I know, no - you can't just wash it off. Because it's glued. Again, WHY ARE THEY DOING THIS?! I'm not sure if it's only this location that has this problem or if ALL Whole Foods stores are shipping their eggs with a few of them totally immobilized inside their respective pockets. It's like they were totally petrified of the idea that MAYBE the eggs would somehow escape the carton and break. Well, NUTS to that, since I usually end up breaking them regardless when trying carefully to extract them out of their cemented position. So, yeah....that, combined with the fact Whole Foods' hot bar has also somehow gotten worse with time instead of better, I find myself regressing my rating back to where I originally had them. It's still a wicked good place to get a few select items here and there. But these two REALLY annoying anomalies compel me to give Whole Foods on Amherst 4 immovable eggs out of 5.

purchased green and red peppers. the green had brown mold inside and the red had white mold. the…read moreiceberg lettuce is showing rot already and the mushrooms are brown. all purchased on Wednesday and cut into on Friday. these vegetables must be very old to look like this! just awful. i have never had this issue before. expensive also. won't be back to whole foods where you get disgusting products labeled fresh but really old and moldy.