We stopped by Cafe Sarina for breakfast and their breakfast croissants are HUGE! Definitely can…read moresplit between two people. The cafe is a cute little spot for breakfast or brunch. I love that Nunan's is right across the parking lot and there's a mini golf course nearby.

Good food and polite staff! Nice place for lunch or just an ice cream. Mini golf is an extra bonus!!read more

Really good smoothie bowl, it's a tight squeeze inside the place but it's worth it. I would…read moredefinitely go back!

I drove passed this place and stopped in not knowing anything about it. Be aware the parking can be…read morea bit tricky when it is somewhat full. On the plus side, the prices are very reasonable and the coffee (had a latte) is quite good.I also ordered a muffin and that was also quite nice. The place is small but there is seating inside and out (when busy the line to order will be in the way of other patrons moving about). On the not so good side is that, oddly enough, they will not use your own container to place the drink into. They insist on using a plactic cup and then you must pour it in. I have been to dozens if not hundreds of cafes around the country and this is the first time a shop would not do that. The whole idea is to prevent plastic waste. Anyway, nice place with good coffee and food.

I've had great smoothies, sandwiches and bowls here. The people are very nice and it's a cute shop…read morewith some outdoor dining.

I tried Ulicious new location and they have a nice space and bigger menu inclusing salads, wraps,…read morebowls, smoothies, tea coffee, and some baked goods. ALso has much GF menu items. I went with the meditteranean tuna wrap ($11.50) which supposed to have white tuna, micro greens, cuke, roasted red peppers, feta and olive spread, red onion, and tomato. The wrap was very fresh and well but together with a good amount of tuna. The greens very fresh but the feta and olives did not make it. Waited about 5 minutes for my order and staff were friendly and pleasant.

A great little spot with real food amongst a lot of fried junk places. Thank goodness for this…read moreplace. I go every time I am in the area. The Beachy Mocha is good stuff. Bfast sandwiches are excellent. Super casual, and an excellent atmosphere given that you're sipping your drink on a beach.

My order: açaí bowl and iced espresso The Review: I liked…read morehow many gluten free options they had, and I liked the emphasis on featuring local products. They also claim to be a sort of community gathering center. The coffee was ok! Local-ish Fazenda coffee. The lack of customer service was insane. There were staff available but I waited for a while at the counter for someone to notice me and take my order. I spent around $25 for 2 items, am injured with difficulty walking, and they wouldn't let me use the bathroom, hinting that they had one but not "for the public". Instead they directed me to a public restroom down the road with 4 stalls for hundreds of people at the beach. The açaí was good though. I guess you have to weigh the pros and cons.

I really like the ambience and the set up of this place inside. Service is OK. The food is solid…read morebut nothing to worry home about what is expected ultimately a chain so I am not picky about that. Good spot for healthy food and something that is a bit more fast casual. Note that it is a bit pricey.

I drove by this place for a week (staying in the hotel right behind it) when to wend to order…read moredinner, they Popped up.. No, it's not just coffee. It's so much more. The place was lit with warm light, the decor was classy yet contemporary. The lady at the counter helped me figure out what I wanted from their vast menu. And everything was delivered to my table fast and friendly. When I bit into the "backyard bowl" my first thought was F- yeah! It was so good. Short rib, chicken, bacon, and avocado of rice with an egg on top. It tasted great! Too bad I leave at zero-dark 30 tomorrow or I would come back for breakfast. (Which is served all day). Love it. I can't believe I missed a week of this place.

Last night I was fortunate enough to be part of the Sip, Snap, & Share influencer event at Grind &…read moreGo Cafe LLC in Amesbury where they debuted some new spring items. The space is super cute & perfect for capturing some beautiful snaps We started with the make-your-own dirty soda bar featuring fresh in-house made syrups, with the key lime easily being our favorite. Once the event started, so did the sips & bites, each one carefully crafted with layers of flavor. Two of our favorite drinks were the Holy Cannoli Latte & the Key Lime Pie Matcha. For bites, the Big Dill Crunch Wrap with pimento & the Everyday Toastie absolutely hit all the taste buds with their delicious flavor combinations. We also got to join in on making our own banana pudding latte, which was such a fun touch. Huge thanks to Chef Nick Peters Bond & Meghann for hosting us. It was a pleasure meeting you both! Shoutout to the whole crew for doing a fabulous job, & it was also great connecting with other local influencers from around the area. #Foodie #coffeelovers #NewEnglandFoodie #SupportLocal #Foodstagram

-- Blueberry Muffin review, as I'm on a quest for good ones: Good size with big blueberries and…read morecrumbly streusel galore. Not the absolute freshest, but nice, complex flavor with hints of almond, cinnamon, and just enough salt to make it interesting, not "salty." I'd come back for more and more flavors. -- Coffee: Just okay. S little chemically. -- Space: Gorgeous. Cozy seating with comfy chairs, couches, and even a semi formal dining room table in a separate nook. -- Service: Helpful and friendly.

Delicious crepes!! I got one with whipped cream, strawberries, cream cheese and graham cracker. The…read moreworker should get a raise here, his persistence for everyone to try a sample got me hooked on this place. It was very nicely decorated and tasted amazing.

Appleseed Crepe & Bread is a good place to stop for a light meal or snack in the Mall at Rockingham…read morePark food court. They also have locations at Pheasant Lane Mall and Burlington Mall. The offerings include several signature crepes (savory and sweet), plus paninis, salads, soups, smoothies, tea drinks, and cold bottled drinks. The crepes served here are folded instead of rolled. Free samples of the crepes are usually handed out in front of the counter. The crepe prices are $5.45 (sweet crepes) $7.45-$7.95 (Vegetarian) and $7.45-$8.95 (signature (savory) crepes). The paninis with kettle chips are $7.95, sides extra. Salads are $4.95-$6.95. The service is quick after ordering and you can watch the staff make your food to order. I've stopped here at this location several times for the paninis in particular, which are actually pretty good! I enjoy the Tuna Panini, which is stuffed with plenty of albacore tuna salad, melted mozzarella cheese, tomato, romaine lettuce, and hot pressed on soft ciabatta bread. The kettle chips are salted and very crunchy. I also get a small side of pasta salad for $1 more. The sweet crepes and signature crepes I've had at Appleseed are pretty standard, which are folded in a triangle shape. I've had the Paris (filled with sliced bananas, Nutella, topped with powdered sugar, & toasted almonds) and Boston (filled with cinnamon apples & ricotta cheese, topped with caramel, whipped cream, & powdered sugar). The crepes were a bit messy to eat and tasted pretty good and very sweet. I only wish Appleseed offered gelato with their crepes, which would be great! As for the savory crepes, I've enjoyed the Atlantic (albacore tuna, mozzarella, romaine, and honey dijon sauce) and 1773 (smoked salmon, romaine, mixed baby leaves, zinfandel vinaigrette, & dressing in a spinach crepe). Both were good and tasty lunch crepes.

Went there for lunch. The food, drinks, and service were great!…read more But please don't use AI art for your specials menu. These computer-generated food images look genuinely horrifying.

Both the sandwich and the breakfast plate were good. However, the tomato soup was a huge…read moredisappointment. It was neither warm nor hot when it was served. I brought it back and asked for it to be reheated before returning to my seat. Since I was only asking for the soup to be warmed up, I did not expect it to take more than five minutes. I waited patiently for about 15 minutes, possibly longer, and eventually had to walk back to the counter to ask about it. A staff member told me it would be out shortly. After waiting another five minutes, the soup was returned, but it was still not hot. The cheese had not melted and looked unappetizing. It appeared that the soup had simply been sitting out, causing the cheese to sink rather than melt properly. I brought this to a staff member's attention, but there was no apology. Instead, I was simply asked what I wanted them to do. The lack of customer service was disappointing. They asked if I wanted a refund and I decline. I was expecting an apology for the delay or at least an explanation of what had happened. Since it had rained earlier, we were looking forward to enjoying something warm, comforting and good vibes. Instead, we left with a feeling that our concerns were dismissed. An apology goes a long way, but good customer service is even more important. If you want customers to return, acknowledging mistakes and addressing concerns professionally should be expected.