Your prices are outrageous. You do realize some of us are on…read moress / limited income and would really enjoy a cool drink or coffee for less than 9 dollars a piece. Planned to split a 17 !!! DOLLAR tuna sanwhich The tuna was bland ,warm and absolutely a waste of money . We couldn't eat it . Please be more mindful ...

I popped in for a hot coffee with a friend on a chilly day. The line was short and it took maybe 3…read moreminutes tops to order and pay. As a Van Gogh fan, the ceiling artwork was cool to see.

This is a combined grade for food and coffee parts of this business on Butler Street in Trenton,…read moreNJ. I first noticed Panorama Musicale while picking up lunch at Italian Peoples' Bakery next door. From the outside it still looks like an Italian shop from Chambersburg's heyday. But, walking in you realize you aren't in Jersey anymore. The language is Spanish, and the environment is Latin Café. I was there to see about lunch. The friendly owner showed me what was cooking in the water table, and I chose the fried chicken and rice. I noticed the other customers were drinking coffee, and soon understood why. Behind the counter was a copper classic expresso machine, complete with large dome and spread eagle on top. A work of art from another era. So, the chicken was dry and overcooked, and the rice only passable. I wouldn't return for their food unless desperate. For that alone, they would get two stars at most. However, I wasn't gong to leave without testing that awesome contraption, and ordered a latte to go. I watched as the process unfolded. Valves were turned. Steam pipe immersed. Foam poured. Impressive bit of engineering and design. And, the latte was excellent, too! Far better than the average joe, and at a reasonable price compared to the better known beaneries. If it had been served in ceramic, on a tray, and with a cookie, it would have garnered five stars; but given the styro cup delivery, I just couldn't get that far. Panorama Musicale could use a thorough cleaning and a little panache around its wonderful expresso machine, but as it is, it is a surprising find for superior coffee in the heart of Jersey's capital city.

This was a former Italian Coffee Shop. Located right next to the Italian Peoples Bakery. Most…read moreItalians left the Burg a long time ago and Centro Americanos moved into their place. The owner of this place still makes great Espressos, Cappuccinos and Lattes. Today I decided to also have lunch with my son here. There is no menu and just a small hot buffet but ask the people for the daily special and you get a great meal. Today's special was Chicken Soup and I can tell you, it was one of the best chicken soups I had in a long time. Where else in Trenton do you get a good meal and a great coffee in the same place for less than a fast food chain meal?

Cute little place with a great vibe and good food.. They dont serve decaf but that's not real…read morecoffee anyway, lol.

Not the best experience for me ngl. Truly not one to come on here to drag down an establishment but…read morethis is def one of the poorest customer service + rudeness I've ever gotten. (Then again maybe the lady was just having a bad day & it def showed in the taste and appearance of the smoothie I ended up throwing away) & got mcDonalds instead for a way cheaper price and more authentic taste. Pictures attached: - Palo de Azucar strawberry banana smoothie- $6.86 - McDonald strawberry banana smoothie- $4.29 Asked her name to be friendly & she got super defensive hmm okay(I know there's a lot of political tension rn but then again I don't wanna be stereotypical so imma leave it at that) . In still trying to be positive and make small talk sis said something along the lines of... I'm busy with orders in the kitchen so what's your order because I don't have time for this... then rushed to back and returned back with the watered down and poorly tasted smoothie Didn't try anything else on the menu so maybe y'all will like those instead & come back and give a better review lol. For the outdoor seating, they take away the chairs at 5:30 and put inside before 6pm closing. So couldn't stay there & do late evening studying so I just went to the park with my McDonalds smoothie in hand. Overall the aesthetic was cute and the lights decor were pretty. Will not be returning

The absolute worst service. I'm in the shop, there are some people talking. I go to the counter to…read moreorder. No one's there. I say hello, because there's a door behind the counter. I say "hello" again. Nothing. Then the people stop talking and the cashier comes and asks if I need anything. So, I was waiting for this woman to have her personal conversation. I'm in a shop that's in a hospital. I'm going into the emergency room and the cashier is having personal conversations while a patient waits. Extremely poor customer service.

Awful cashier and she scanned a candy to eat for herself when she thought I wasn't looking.read more

I love all the Jamie Ding things! I cave enjoyed seeing the neighborly love and kindness…read more I got some doughnuts to gift and one to enjoy myself! Blueberry danish , coconut danish and Boston crème. Delicious. The service is the SWEETEST.

Eet Gud Bakery has been a mainstay on Hamilton Ave for almost a century dating back to 1928. The…read moresteady flow of customers was a clear indicator they have a loyal customer base. While the interiors are modest, they make great use of the little space they have with a bakery counter and tables with a selection of seasonal/holiday treats. They had a decent variety of Easter themed cupcakes, chocolates, and cookies when I stopped in. Since it was my first time there, I asked the staff member what she recommended, and she beamed at me grabbing me a long cream-filled donut. I also got a piece of vanilla crumb cake since that jumped out at me. Both were a solid 4/5, with the cream-filled donut getting a slight edge in the taste department. The vanilla crumb cake was a huge slice, ideal for sharing or splitting up into multiple pieces. Service was friendly and prices on par with other area bakeries, with both items running just under $6 total. While I probably wouldn't venture out of my way to visit again, I would happily return if I was passing through the area in need of baked goods or treats, as I'm happy to support local businesses like these.

Of all the Starbucks in the world, this is one of them. I found myself with a bit of time to kill…read morebetween doctors appointments and decided caffeine and paperwork were better than staring at a waiting room fern that had clearly given up on life. This location is somewhat small. Seating exists, but more in the way that folding chairs exist at a funeral luncheon. You can sit. You just can't linger without developing opinions about strangers transiting through. The parking lot outside feels like a free form social experiment. Cars were being parked in by other cars while still others idled along the curb as their drivers strolled inside for to go orders, seemingly oblivious to the chaos they left in their wake. In the thirty minutes I was there I witnessed two near misses at the drive thru exit and briefly wondered if Starbucks offered liability waivers with their rewards program. Inside things improved dramatically. I ordered my standard tall flat white, which is a drink Starbucks can usually deliver without adding enough sugar to cause diabetic shock or roasting the beans until they taste like charcoal and regret. I said I was staying and was rewarded with a proper ceramic mug. This small mercy felt important. The staff were exceedingly friendly and appeared to genuinely enjoy one another which gave the place good vibes. There was laughter. There was competence. No one looked trapped or defeated. No small feat in today's world. All in all this Starbucks achieves exactly what corporate sameness is aiming for. Predictable coffee. Pleasant people. A familiar room to get some work done. The only variable is the demolition derby taking place just beyond the doors. If they ever pave over that parking lot with common sense this place might earn another star.

The Starbucks has nice food amazing service and nice coffee. I'm going there again, went I have…read moremoney. The Ambience is amazing.

I've been hearing great things about this place for years. I'll confess that I'm not a big…read morebreakfast or brunch type, but when another Yelper touted their cheesesteak I had to try it. A friend recently moved to Morrisville and I found myself in the area at lunchtime after a visit. I wanted to try a few things but it looked as though the steak was a big one, so I just had that. The fries that came with it were very good too. As was foretold, the steak was one of the best I've had in years. Let me start with the roll, long seeded torp that had a light toasting. ALL steaks should be so lucky as to have this as a delivery vehicle, most sandwiches too. The beef was tender and nicely seasoned and cheese and onions were evenly distributed throughout. The portion size/cost was very fair, this was 2 meals for me. My only critique would be on the Cooper American cheese used. I would prefer a sharper cheese, Cooper sharp or even provolone. I'll inquire if there are other options. Even if there weren't, I'd still get this anytime. I saw several other lunch items of interest to me, and in the right frame of mind and early enough several breakfast options too. Service was friendly and fast. I'll likely be back next for the shrimp tacos, or just another steak. I'm at a 4.5 with just the one visit, stay tuned....

Tucked way in the corner nook of a shopping center at the corner of Trenton Ave and Pennsylvania St…read morein Morrisville is Fame Good Eats. We have been there several times already so I was surprised I hadn't reviewed it. The food here is always fresh and the staff can be slow at times they are always friendly. Serving breakfast and lunch they have creative menu items and standard classics. With minimalistic decor the place is comforting and inviting. Hosting tables, booths and counter seating there is plenty of room for everyone. The open kitchen is a treat allowing you to see the magic behind the curtain. Decent fresh food, plenty of unique daily specials. A solid 4 stars.

Was in the area and craving boba. We ordered on DoorDash a couple of minutes before arriving and…read moreonly had to wait a couple of minutes more after we got there. The woman working was friendly and the drinks were well made.

Solid place! Tea was delicious, boba were well made (not too hard or too soft), staff were helpful…read moreand answered my questions. Lots of non-dairy options. I got the strawberry milk tea and would definitely recommend it. Excited to try more from their menu.