Got the Mediterranean Greek Yogurt to go. It was really delicious, unique, and large serving. There…read morewas plain greek yogurt, granola, halvah, and date syrup. craveworthy

Fast service, friendly atmosphere, always packed. My salad was delicious! My friend loves hers too…read more Loved how the coffee is served. Highly recommend this place - whether you are Kosher or not!

If you're in the mood for diverse options of coffee and small bites, look no further than the…read moreRunning Latte Cafe. As soon as you enter, you'll take in the clean cafe, tasteful decor, plenty of seating, a television, which at that time was playing the FIFA tournament games, delicious/refreshing food and drinks. The staff was welcoming, friendly, and ensured that we were completely satisfied with our selections. The drinks (Dirty Ube Latte and Brown Sugar Shaken Espresso) were phenomenal! Great presentations and plenty to drink. The Chicken, Beef, Spinach Empanadas and Pan de Bono were so good! Presented in the perfect temperature, colorful, and each bite was scrumptious. The Arepa de Chocolo con Queso won me over and the cheese topping made this item a must purchase, during future visits. If you prefer to dine outside, there is outdoor seating and there is also a comfortable sofa, that's surrounded by nice indoor greenery. Thank you, Alexander R., for your great review of this cafe. It was the reason I visited and will continue to visit.

Visited Running Latte Cafe for breakfast on a Sunday. It's a cute cafe, with some outdoor seating…read more You place your order at the counter, they give you a number, and take your order to you later. We ordered the cortadito dulce, strawberry cold brew, pan de queso sunrise, french fries, and arepa con queso. They were all OK. Definitely have had better and cheaper cortaditos in Union City. The strawberry cold brew was interesting, but not better than a black cold brew. I liked that the arepa had sweet kernels of corn, and the pan de queso sunrise was a good sandwich, but way more expensive than a typical breakfast sandwich you'd get at a local bagel place. Not bad, but not somewhere I'd go out of my way for.

Vibe/ambiance: clean coffee shop with some seating Service:…read morestandard Street parking available Items ordered: Matcha: 9/10

I don't say this lightly, but Awe & Wonder may have ruined coffee for me. This was hands down the…read morebest cup I've ever had. It tasted like real coffee first, then somehow ended with a little dessert surprise. My taste buds were out here standing up and clapping. Biscoff coffee 10/10 The service was amazing, and the vibe matched the coffee. I loved the giant mirror and the whole aesthetic. It's the kind of place where you accidentally stay an extra hour just because it feels so good to be there. Safe to say I'll be back. My wallet might be concerned, but my caffeine addiction has officially picked a favorite.

This is a cute place where it has an industrial type of feel with the cinderblocks, wood boards,…read morepipes and old antique lightbulbs. You go the counter, place your order and find a seat. It has a limited number of seats and tables where the staff brings the food to you. The food is good - had the custom omelette with bacon; chicken cutlet sandwich; coffee and hot chocolate. The staff brings the food to your table on a tray and you dump it on your way out. Limited street parking.

Never reviewed before-- but this place deserves everything!…read more Snack Stop has the best hot coffee and sandwiches. All their food options are amazing as well. Personally recommend the Chicken Avocado Sandwich and their Latte (I get mine with oat milk).

I came here before getting breakfast next door to pick up some milk for my son. However I was…read moreunable to stick to the milk because everything looked so good. I ended up getting kinako mochi donut holes and some kind of green mochi bun and a croissant. Everything was really good. My son devoured the croissant and I ate the mochi items because they had a nice chew to them. When I ordered the milk, the person brought over a tiny cup of milk and the cashier was kind enough to bring us a larger one with a lid and straw. Service was fantastic and all the baked goods were really tasty. I saw some people eating breakfast and would come back to try that another time.

Updating my review April 2026(3 years later), they updated their menu with lots of new items for…read morebrunch. Lowkey my fav cafe in the North Jersey area now. The staff are friendly and professional. The place is still clean with lots of free parking in the lot.

My husband and I made a repeat visit this morning and found it to be even better than our last…read moretime. We ordered a classic sausage, egg, and cheese on a roll and this time, I also wanted to investigate their bagel game. I ordered an everything bagel with veggie cream cheese and it took just a few bites to remind this newly transplanted Southerner that bagels in the Northeast are in a league of their own. Food comes out fast. We both watched admiringly from our tables as the short order cooks moved like tornados at the grill, furiously beating bowl after bowl of eggs to fulfill the counter endless string of orders. That's another thing. During the whole half hour we dined at a table, things never quieted. As soon as a table cleared, someone else would grab it right away. Over the years, I've found that when in doubt, it's best to follow the crowds. On most Saturday mornings, it seems this is the place where all the crowds in Ridgefield Park are congregating. This breakfast spot is as local as it gets. As a lover of small business, I can't tell you secretly happy I get to see lines at the door here while the Dunkin Donuts across the street languishes.

My girlfriend was craving French toast so I set out to find a spot that we could grab some. I was…read morecoming off working the night shift so I wanted to go somewhere close to home. Java Day Cafe came up and it was really close to both of us so we decided to come here. The place is nestled in a small strip mall with other stablishments so luckily that means there's ample parking. There's also a fair amount of seating. You order at the counter and let them know if you want to take your food to go or if you'd like to dine-in. I was pretty hungry coming off a 12-hour shift so I got the Hungryman sandwich with a hash brown on the side. They have a few options as far as French toast goes and my girlfriend decided on Nutella stuffed. Our food came out rather quickly considering how busy they seemed to be. A few other parties were dining in and a good amount of people picked up takeout. My sandwich was much bigger than I anticipated but it was delicious. The various meats brought the saltiness and savory flavor I was looking for and it all paired well with the eggs and cheese. The bread it was served in had a nice crunch to it which is always appreciated. The sandwich was great but the next time I get it I have to add the SPK (salt, pepper, ketchup for you non-Jerseyans). I also tried some of my girlfriends French toast. It looked really good and I think I saw them take a picture before bringing it to our table. I'm not mad at that, as a Yelper I'm a firm follower of phone-eats-first! The French toast was delicious. It wasn't overly sweet and the bread had the all-important crunch. Walnuts also added good texture to everything. I think the only thing stopping me from rating this place 5-stars is the price. It's definitely on the pricier side. My girlfriend and I got coffees with our food and everything came out to a few bucks short of $50. Nevertheless, a very solid breakfast spot. I could see myself coming back. I found it weird that they have such nice plates but they only have plastic utensils. Not a knock on them, just a quirky thing I noticed.

This place has really gone down hill since cafe le maison days. The food quality has dropped as…read moreprices sky rocketed. The value is not there anymore. I would rank this food quality vs price lower then bad diner food. Today we went with a party of 3. I ordered the cheese steak sandwich. Comes with no side and not even a pickle or coldslaw for $17.50. The sandwich itself had very little meat on less then 6 inch bread. The bread quality was horrible as well...tasted nothing like an original cheese steak. When the bill came out they auto charged a 20% tip and then asked for more tip on top of it. When my buddy confronted the owner she played dumb. I use to like this small corner place alot. The food is now subpar and the owners are also trying to take advantage of customers. This is the last time I will dine here.

We have been coming here for 30 years and love it! Jessie &…read moreJames are friendly and the service is consistently excellent. We had the Avocado egg toast brunch on 7 grain roll... fresh and well made. The ambiance is nice. Plenty of parking.

Coffee Break in Hackensack, NJ. Buongiorno! From Coffee Break! This hidden gem is serving some of…read morethe BEST espresso-even Dave Portnoy thinks so. His recent visit gave Coffee Break a 9.1! Coffee Break is a perfect place to relax and have some authentic Italian roasted coffee. The pastries are delicious along with their breakfast. Come check it out and stay tuned for an espresso tutorial from Marco!

I love this place! It's family run and has a genuinely Italian, welcoming feeling…read more I've been in the area visiting my aunt in a nursing home in Hackensack. I stop by Coffee Break a few times a week for a breakfast sandwich and a latte. So far, I only know Isabella (Bella) by name but she's a total sweetheart. I had a delicious chicken sandwich on a ciabatta roll with broccoli rabe. Last week I had some delicious home made ravioli with a sauce that was perfectly balanced and a beautiful red-orange color. Now...if I could remember to take a picture before I gobble down the food lol Highly recommended...nice atmosphere, great people, good value and much better than going to a chain or corporate run restaurant.