3 and 3/4 stars…read more Someone said a "slice of Boca"? No, not quite. (Although "not Boca" isn't necessarily a bad thing.) However you look at it, the comparison is inflated. The latte was good (not delicious), but a tad watery with a fullness of flavor missing. It was a rainy Saturday afternoon and the place was busy, but not overwhelming so. Tables were full, but it was only a short wait for me to place my simple order (by coffee shop standards) of a small, vanilla latte. However, once my order was taken (yes, the wait-server was pleasant) and I paid, I was left to figure it out. First time in and so I didn't know what the deal was: do I wait where I am? Pick up at a different counter? Ok...but where? Does someone call my drink out when it's ready (there's no put-your-name-on-a-cup thing -- which IS annoying, but apparently can be more handy than I've previously thought)? Is the order stated when the cup is placed down? The person who waited on me had vanished into a gaggle of chatting and giggling girls behind the counter, so I asked another customer. (FYI: you wait at the perpendicular counter to your left of the register.) No big deal, but it's one of those "little things" that separates the four stars from the five. I moved to the "wait" counter and observed a few drinks being placed down -- all beverages in similar cups -- and had to (again) ask someone else for help (i.e., which order was mine), as the barista who made my drink put it down and then disappeared into that gaggle of girls. (Also minor, but another separator of the three and three quarter stars from the four.) In short, the latte was good, but not the best. The service? Ok, but not the best. The ambiance? Again ok. Maybe because I've lived in SE Florida for more than 20 years, but it definitely does not have that true Boca feel. Nonetheless, given the options in the area, Hamilatte is a welcome attempt at something different, and definitely a preferred choice to Starbucks. I will return if I'm nearby, but I won't go out of my way (as I do for a truly 5-star establishment).

Nice coffee shop with decent coffee. They offer a lot of flavors and creative beverages. You'll…read moretypically find people camped out here with laptops. The atmosphere is modern and relaxing with a few couches and a few tables. There's also an outdoor patio. They also offer a rotating selection of pastries and breakfast foods too.

Tasty espresso; great, friendly, service; and comfortable environment. Would recommend & return.read more

Turtle Beans is located in a great neighborhood with several restaurants and shops. We were…read moreexploring the area and stopped in for an espresso and to rest our legs. The service was quick and friendly and the double shot espresso was perfect! We spent about 30 minutes just hanging out and easily could have spent a bit longer as the atmosphere was great!!

i went here during highschool. i would pretty much run to get here, since they do close early…read more what a great option for vegans & health-conscious individuals. i'm one of them! go check out their fall menu! my favorite coffee flavor, pretty much ever, is apple spice--this place had it! it was an apple cinnamon spice coffee, and it made me believe in love again. my best friend had a blackberry matcha (very refreshing to see blackberry rather than blueberry). the aesthetic is very homey, cottage-esque, woodsy, earthy, etc. i hope you can understand what picture i'm trying to paint here, because the atmosphere at this place is top-notch! there's a bunch of seating, cozy crannies to sit and study in, private corners, and a very pretty vibe. the tables looks like cute wood stumps, including the chairs. you can also purchase merch, homemade items, and more. my go-to as a kid was a chai latte! i would always grab a gluten-free cupcake--only if they were available. i recommend it, if you are not a coffee drinker. it was phenomenal. the workers are incredibly sweet. i had a whole convo with the person taking my order, haha! they are super friendly, accommodating, and have a lot of patience for all my questions. the only thing is, i'd recommend getting there quite early. it gets packed, but the place is genuinely worth it. when my friends want to go to starbucks, i beg to go here instead. their pastries are yum! if the owner sees this, please keep the spiced apple latte and gluten-free cupcakes! they give me hope in life. it's moderately priced. granted, coffee spots are not super cheap--but, this place is a better deal than most of these highly-rated shops. when i was a teen on a budget, and a young college student like i am now, this place is worth the penny. i'm a big fan of vegan options, gluten-free pastries, and almond milk. i only drink almond milk, and try to only have gluten-free pastries. i don't remember if the alternative milk cost extra, but i hope it didn't. (that's my usual negative about a lot of places; up-charging for alternative milk). they have a ton of savory and sweet options to pick from, so i definitely will be coming here to study for university. overall, do go here! worth the trip! xoxo

On 09/19/26 my husband and I checked out the coffeehouse for the first time. I've passed the place…read moreso many times over the years so I'm happy I finally got to check it out. Love that the inside had a yoga studio & boutique connected! The coffee house was a bit packed when we went and there wasnt a lot of options for sitting or even a place to stand comfortably while waiting for our to go order. I got the teramasu coffee which was super yummy. I loved the cabin vibes inside of the coffeehouse, definitely not what you would expect from the outside. I loved that they had options for both food and pastries vegan & GF and how well they organized the dishes!

We did some sight seeing in the neighborhood to see Thomas Paine's home and the Clara Barton's…read moreschool when we got a hankering for a cold drink. This place was busy, but not a long wait for a fall specialty brew: an iced pumpkin patch latte! It featured a torched/toasted pumpkin marshmallow on the side. Yum! We shall return!

I really enjoyed my visit here! I've newly moved to the Bordentown area, so this will likely become…read morea local favorite of mine. I visited on a Monday, and service was very quick and friendly. There's such a warm and cozy feeling inside with nice places to sit. I had an iced latte with baklava flavored syrup and it was delicious!! The spinach and feta pastry and hashbrown were also really nice food options. I can't wait to visit again and try more items from their menu!

Great coffee options along with various pastries. If you're into teas and smoothies there's that…read moretoo. The bagel shop is next door and you can walk through inside and order. Plenty of seating. The staff is nice and friendly. I just moved to the area and I'm glad I stumbled upon this place.

WHAT!!!! HOW DID I NOT FIND THIS PLACE SOONER!?!? The most cutest, hip, up to date coffee shop!…read moreThey have all the trending, delicious drinks you can think of. The baristas are literal angels and our gigantic beach bucket coffee was great!! lol I can't wait to check out their Fall menu. 10/10 overall experience

Great fresh roasted coffee better than lots of the small batch Philly roasters and they always have…read morebatches of beans that were roasted less than a week before. Great variety, delicious pastries, and wonderful staff.

An ideal option on Bristol's main drag. Their coffee is great, and they do have a very small…read moreselection of pre-made savory breakfast items -- I had their sausage, egg and cheese in a pretzel wrap, which was quite tasty. It's quaint and cozy inside, with the only con being that they close at noon on Mondays and Tuesdays (other days at 3pm), but hey, at least they're open every day! Baristas are super friendly. Parking is free on side streets. It's one of my usual spots whenever I'm in town visiting family.

This place is just divine! Everything tastes sooo good! I personally love the lemon blueberry loaf…read more I apologize for the word I'm about to use but I don't have the vocabulary, it's moist. It's moist in a way that you want it to be. Don't be weird. Just appreciate it. My husband likes the queen amor. He's a real connoisseur of baked goods. He recommends the bacon cheddar biscuit for something savory and the queen amor or guava danish. If you are looking to end your day with the gingered peach definitely get yourself and your loved ones a cupcake. Also if you are starting your day with a cupcake no judgement. Highly recommend this fine establishment

I have heard of The Gingered Peach for many years. Today, I finally get to eat their croissants…read more The croissants were not as so buttery nor flaky at the same time. The lamination did not look that great but as soon as I took a bite, it felt so heavy not light and flaky. I had better croissants than this one. I was disappointed. I am expecting a light? Airy, buttery, flaky croissant.

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 really like to go here. I could easily buy the ice cream at the Halo Farm location next to the…read moreTrenton Farmers Market (and I do!), but sometimes I just want to go to this place after dinner, wait through the inevitable line, and sit down and enjoy some ice cream that's honestly as good as or better than any of the fancy brands at the grocery store. They've an impressive range of flavors, and I try to always try a flavor that I've not had in a long time, however I need to have my chocolate cherry more often than not. It's also very common to see people walking along the counter to pick their flavors. If you haven't made a decision, and the people behind you in line know what they want, do the right thing and let them go first. They give healthy scoops, and one scoop, although it doesn't sound like much, might be enough for someone with less post-dinner space available in their belly. If it's your first time visiting, watch the scoops being given to the person in front of you before making your decision. As an added bonus, during Spring and Summer Saturday nights, they have live music in the room as well. It's a cheap, fun date.

We recommend the shop if you know what flavor you want…read more If not, you are clueless regarding the flavors because supposedly since Covid they stopped giving free samples. However, every other ice cream establishment in New Jersey and elsewhere continues the practice of offering free samples. The really silly point is that the spoons are disposable so no disease would spread from the patron to the ice cream container should the patron be infected. And if the shop purveyor had something you would get it anyway since they scoop your ice cream. Please change this practice.

Ordered a small coffee, the employee switched the order to a medium size without asking me. When he…read morenoticed that I knew it was not what I ordered he made it look like it was on the house. I later checked my bank statement and he actually charged me for the medium and not the small size.

Went through their drive thru and ordered sausage and egg wraps with no cheese. Drove home and…read morefound there was cheese and no egg. Drove all the way back and went inside and informed them my order was incorrect. Restated what my order was, sausage and egg wake up wraps no cheese. They remade it and this time before I drove away I checked what they had given me and it was wake up wraps with sausage, no egg, and no cheese. Had to go back inside and ask them to make it for the third time. Will not be back.