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    Amber Coffee Co

    3.0 (2 reviews)

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    French Press - Inside

    French Press

    4.4(69 reviews)
    3.2 mi

    I walked in to French Press after getting a lucky break on street parking in Moorestown one day…read morelast week. My GPS said I'd arrived but I had to look up a picture of the place because it's in an old Victorian house set back from the road with a couple other businesses. Being set back allows them to have a quiet outdoor seating area with plenty of shade which you pass by on your way inside. Inside is very cute with much more seating, big bright windows that let in the afternoon sun and decor that blends the coffee shop seamlessly into the beautiful old house. I ordered an iced almond milk latte, my warm weather go to. The counter person asked if I wanted any flavor/syrup and, while I usually don't because I don't like sweet coffee, I acquiesced because she said she could make sure it wasn't super sweet but I still got the flavor. This was quite literally the BEST iced almond milk latte I have ever had the pleasure of drinking. The salted caramel syrup lent just a hint of sweetness but full flavor. The espresso was flawless. I sipped my latte while walking back down Main Street to my car in 80° weather with flowers blooming and birds chirping and it was the perfect lunch break treat. I will be back.

    Received many recommendations to try French Press from friends and IG. There is no parking lot but…read morestreet parking is available. This place was a little hard to find at first because it's not easily visible from the street like the other shops. You have to walk down a pathway, past the outdoor seating area, and the entrance is at the left side of the building. The shop itself is cute with many pastries, caffeine options, and indoor/outdoor seating. I got an Iced Chai Latte and it did not disappoint. Great local spot and would be lovely to hang out with friends!

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    Hallowed Grounds Coffee - Chocolate covered banana coffee

    Hallowed Grounds Coffee

    4.5(27 reviews)
    4.5 mi

    This coffee shop/café is very cute and very small, with just a few stools in the window and an…read moreoutdoor, uncovered patio that seats about 30-40 people. I ordered one of their specialty iced coffees, the Chocolate Covered Banana. I'd normally avoid something like this because of the sugar, but it was surprisingly not overly sweet. That said, I didn't really taste much banana. The ordering setup is a bit unusual. You place food orders at one counter and coffee at another. The coffee came out quickly, but the Caesar wrap took over 20 minutes. It didn't seem especially busy in person, so they may have been juggling delivery orders. The kitchen is very small and appeared to have just one cook at the time. It's a family-run business, which is really sweet. It did seem like the owners' kids were working the counters, and they felt a bit inexperienced when it came to handling volume or order issues. On a nice day, it's a lovely spot to sit outside. In bad weather, though, takeout or delivery are really your only options. It's definitely on the pricier side. The Caesar wrap was over $15, and the coffee came to about $8 with tip, though both portions were quite large. I will say, the food is delicious. The wrap was honestly one of the best I've had. Freshly cooked warm chicken, just the right amount of dressing, fresh parmesan, crisp lettuce, all wrapped in a perfectly warmed wrap. I'll definitely be back, and I'm curious to see how they continue to grow and improve.

    Review: Locally Sourced, Tallow‑Fried, Seed‑Oil‑Free Café in Turnersville, NJ…read more This new café at 245 Fries Mill Road in Turnersville, which opened in October 2025, is already drawing serious attention -- and for good reason. I visited on a Saturday around 10:30am, and it was packed, standing‑room only, which tells you immediately that they've struck a chord with people looking for cleaner, more intentional food. What sets this place apart is its uncompromising commitment to sourcing and cooking methods. * Their milk comes directly from a local dairy farm with pasture‑raised, grass‑fed cows. * Their coffee beans are fair trade, USDA organic, and locally roasted. * Every dish uses pasture‑raised eggs and local, grass‑fed meats. * They cook exclusively with tallow, avocado oil, olive oil, or butter -- no seed oils anywhere. * All cooking surfaces are stainless steel, carbon steel, cast iron, or copper ceramic -- no Teflon or PFOA coatings. If clean ingredients and traditional cooking fats matter to you, this is absolutely your kind of breakfast spot. Food & Drinks I ordered the braised hash, which was flavorful and satisfying. The beef itself was excellent -- tender, rich, and clearly high quality. The dish includes fresh carrots, parsnips, and kale, which won't be for everyone; personally, I wasn't a fan of those additions, but the spicy aioli brought the whole plate together nicely. Their tallow‑fried donuts are an interesting concept. While I appreciate the clean‑ingredient approach, the donut itself was firmer and less sweet than I prefer, and you can definitely taste the tallow. They were also on the expensive side for what they delivered. For a drink, I tried the peanut butter banana chocolate macchiato. The idea is great, but in execution it was overly sweet, and I couldn't really taste the peanut butter or banana. Next time I'll stick to a classic mocha. The chocolate chip cookie had a lovely buttery flavor and that homemade feel you only get when there are no emulsifiers or additives, though it leaned a bit dry. Service & Atmosphere Despite the crowd, the service was friendly, attentive, and warm. Everything is made fresh to order, and you can feel the pride behind the counter. The baked goods have a home‑baked, clean‑ingredient character, which is refreshing compared to the overly processed pastries you find elsewhere. Overall This café fills a unique niche in the breakfast scene -- clean, local, intentional cooking with a focus on traditional fats and high‑quality sourcing. Some items hit better than others, but the philosophy is admirable, and the execution is thoughtful. If you care about seed‑oil‑free cooking, local farms, and real ingredients, this place is absolutely worth visiting.

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