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.

Food, customer service and the atmosphere was amazing. Visiting from California and stopped driving…read morethrough. 5 stars!

I absolutely love this place! I wrote a review a while ago saying they had the best service and…read morecoffee around, but I wished they carried their delicious guava croissant more often. And they listened!!! They have had the magical guava croissant every time ice been lately and I'm thrilled! Still the best coffee, ambiance, and service around! And now the food is always perfect as well.

I've worked remotely from the Moth on a few occasions and really enjoyed my time there. It's a cozy…read moreplace, with nice views, friendly people and of course good coffee and food. I wish I lived closer, because I'd be in there way more often. Highly recommend stopping in.

The Moth Coffee House is a great place to get work done- the environment is great to work in and…read morereally cozy. I will say the times I have been here, their espresso is decently bitter and their drink are pretty watery. Don't know if iced lattes are their strong suit but their pastries, smoothies, and food is delicious.

Finally tried the "new" spot in town despite it being open since January…read more The inside was beautiful. Decorated well for Christmas but a nice lounge area and a bar that overlooks main street (farnsworth) of Bordentown. The coffee was exceptional. I went for an americano. I only had coffee but the food in the case looked very good. The service was great too. The folks working there were attentive and answered all my questions. Will certainly be coming back and would recommend.

I wandered into Smachna Kawa because I had arrived too early to meet friends for dinner down the…read morestreet. I figured I might as well turn my impatience into caffeine. The place sits like a warm thought at the corner of Farnsworth and Church, glowing with the small kindnesses that make life bearable. I ordered the RAF latte with chili honey. The barista looked at me the way a chemist might before adding the final, possibly dangerous ingredient. He asked how much heat I could handle. I told him to let it burn. He smiled the smile of someone who knows exactly what that means and drizzled with confidence. The drink was something so familiar yet completely new. Smooth, rich, and somehow gentle despite the fire. The chili honey bit like a memory of something you once loved and lost, but it soothed just as quickly. I was glad I ordered the small, which was not small at all. The cup sat in my hands like a minor planet. The interior is modest in space but large in spirit. A few stools face the street, offering a view of Bordentown's quiet choreography of pedestrians and parked cars. Inside, everything feels intentional and cared for. The staff moved with the calm competence of people who genuinely enjoy what they are doing. I had the sense that if I had stayed an hour or two longer, nobody would have hurried me along. The air smelled of espresso and butter, and the crepes being carried past me looked like edible happiness. Sweet, savory, folded with the precision of small miracles. I will be back to try them. I might even show up early again on purpose. Smachna Kawa is the kind of place that reminds you the world still knows how to nourish beautiful things in small corners.

i'm happy with the service, so good. i ordered an iced cold brew with banana and white chocolate…read moreflavoring and oat milk for the dairy. bomb and they're kind and a vibe.

We took two sips of our lattes, put them in the garbage, and went across the street to Wawa. A Wawa…read morecoffee tasted like a 10/10 compared to the burnt bitter and sour espresso they put in our lattes. The barista was nice, quick, and clean. It is to no fault of hers that the product was horrible. The menu is scattered, confusing and overwhelming. The grinders need cleaned ASAP. The shop itself feels warm, clean, and cozy, but the coffee situation is just plain bad. I guess if you get tons of syrup you can't taste it.

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.

The donuts from the Amish markets were DELICIOUS. The service was amazing and they definitely…read morehelped us with what we order. The atmosphere is nice, white/black /tan/ light blue modern industrial type vibe. They have space where you can work on your laptop or yap with friends. They also have ground coffee if you're looking to bring some home. I got a mocha latte and a dark chocolate iced coffee. V good

When it comes to The Gingered Peach, I can only speak on their holiday orders for now. I came…read moreacross a post on social media about a magazine naming The Gingered Peach as one of the best bakeries in New Jersey. From there, I gave them a follow on social media and checked out their website. Sadly, the bakery is about an hour from where I live, but it's about 15-20 minutes from where I work. However, they usually close at 3 pm, which means I would be scrambling in right before they close or I may not make it at all. Bummer! Needless to say, I saw they do dessert orders for the holidays, so that was my golden opportunity! For Thanksgiving, I ordered a purple sweet potato pie and a banana pudding pie. I got to select the date that I'd be picking up my pies, which was on a day that I had to go to the office. During the week leading up to Thanksgiving, the bakery was closed for regular operations. They were only open for dessert pick ups. The pies were a hit! The banana pudding pie was everyone's favorite. Needless to say, for Christmas, a larger order was placed for banana pudding pie, salted honey pie, apple crumb pie, and mashed potato rolls. Now for Christmas, the bakery was open for regular operations and you had to pick up your pre-ordered desserts at their sister business, Melba Ice Creamery, around the corner. Because it was Christmas Eve and I already had a slew of sweets pre-ordered, I decided not to try to go to the bakery that day. Nevertheless, the goods were a hit again! The only downside is that the crust on the banana pudding pie was a little different the second time around, making it tougher to slice and get out of the pan. It was still tasty though! Would I return? Absolutely!

My husband had these shipped to our house for my birthday since cinnamon rolls are my favorite…read more They are unequivocally the best cinnamon rolls I have ever had! From the outermost swirl all the way to the center, every single bite was sweet gooey perfection. I don't know what he paid, but I can tell you it is 100% worth it.

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.

YUM! Came across Halo Pub as we were in the area and looking for a sweet treat and it did not…read moredisappoint! Fresh, flavorful and very generous portions. Decided to stick to a classic and got vanilla chocolate chip! Next time I'll have try some of the other more unique flavors!

I only continue coming to this Dunkin due to its location being the easiest to get to on my daily…read morecommute to work. I order the same coffee with ONE ingredient in it every. single. day. and somehow, it's still wrong 80% of the time and I have to fix it when I get to work. I really don't understand how or why. I will say, that sometimes when it's right, it's good. and some of the workers are polite and nice.

Coffee made me feel so sick. I got a brown sugar shaken espresso and my stomach has still not…read morerecovered. No matter what I get from there, food, coffee it always makes my friend and I feel either absolutely terrible or we actually end up having stomach sickness problems. On top of that it's always a mess in there. Seems like the place is now run by a bunch of kids who r just kinda goofing around.