Very friendly staff. Slightly better than average coffee and tea. For a coffee shop it doesn't…read moreexactly have a large variety. The coffee was good but not much better than what I can make at home which was not what I was expecting for a coffee roaster. I also tried their RED ROOIBOS TEA. It reminds me of a very strong hibiscus. Too floral for me. I do love their environmentally friendly to go cups. The shop is very unique. Very much a gypsy vibe. Like a fusion of an abstract art exhibit meets a hippy college dorm room, meets a cafeteria, meets a bazaar. It is collaborated with a few businesses ("The Urban Food Brood"-"Corsello Butchery"- "Happy Man"-Forest Doe Botanicals"-"Nosh Restaurant & Cafe"). A very supportive community. The seating is very cozy but awkward. Great place to meet up with friends or make new friend. They also have cold brewed canned coffee with unique flavors as well. All in all. Not too shabby my friends.

I love this hippie coffee spot. I've been here during good…read moretimes with friends, also been here when I just wanted to be alone and try to process my thoughts and feelings. Recently been dealing with a lot so when I knew I'd have a few hours to myself; I went out for a run and came here afterwards. I just sat outside with my coffee, it was nice and quiet, nobody bothered me. The interesting thing about this place is that it's more than just coffee, they have other little kiosks. Some sell food, some sell homemade goods like candles, lotions etc. It really is a place I'll come to again, and again.

This place seemed incredibly popular. There was a long line outside, including a group of…read morefirefighters and police officers grabbing drinks, so you know it's a local favorite. Apparently, ordering your drink hot is somewhat frowned upon here, which gave me a good laugh. I saw they had a drink called the Dumbledore, and that was all the convincing I needed to order it. It was good, although I ended up wanting it a little sweeter for my personal taste. I also liked that they offer a loyalty card that gets stamped with each purchase. It's a nice touch for regular customers. Overall, it was a great experience. The atmosphere was lively, the coffee was good, and it's easy to see why so many locals love this place. I only wish I had more time to try some of their other signature drinks. I'd definitely stop by again if I'm in the area.

My 3rd time here, and I finally remembered to ask for the Java Stop Coffee Club punch card. Buy 9…read morecups, the 10th is on the house. This time, I ordered the very first (large iced) latte on the menu, the 2Ton. Very yummy! I live in Connecticut, and I drive about 45 minutes to get to Agawam's Java Stop, so I may come here 1 to 4 times a month. Awesome, friendly staff and awesome lattes! (I haven't tried any of the treats or food yet)

Been coming here since i was like 10. No longer live in Massachusetts, but whenever I visit I…read morealways stop by and bring some pasteries home to the family in Florida. Great service, great selection. Will be in Massachusetts soon, definitely going to stop by!!

The baked goods looked great, the variety was amazing, and they sell Nutella crepes!…read more But the most impressive thing about Giovanni's was the service, the young lady who helped us pick out our biscottis and a small pizza was an absolute joy. Besides the great customer service and those biscottis, we saw tiramisu, croissants, Italian cookies, cannolis, bars, eclairs, stuffed breads, and all sorts of great looking Italian pastries I didn't know by name. We walked out with chocolate, chocolate covered, almond, and lemon cannolis, plus a small pizza we'll have for lunch tomorrow. Our first visit here was so positive, I'm sure we'll return when up this way again.

I was in the area and looked up coffee shops. This one popped up; I love the theme, moody, emo,…read morerock and roll. I got my husband a cold brew and myself a snickers drink. Both were good and I'd definitely go back for more caffeine if I'm in the area. The service was good too.

Still really new, but good coffee…read more Been on the hunt for new coffee shops. This one popped up on yelp so I decided to muse my trek and try them. Outside is decorated well, and with it close to the lake and the park its got lots of alternative seating options around. Inside is a little sparse on seating and decoration. It's very much a brand new location just getting itself set up. It's got a little of the macabre themes but it's light and open. So it's basic but has a little character. The got a house blend with a snickers latte. No coffee cups just to-go. Took my pics and began the trek home. The coffee was very hot when I got it. They brew their drip coffee in large brewing stands so it's a very hot brewing method. Lose a lot of the subtle flavor notes that way, but as it cooled down I was able to get the bright and mid notes. It's a strong roasted flavor mid with a little of the bright fruity notes on top. With better temp control, would probably get more of the fruit notes. Good coffee, just limited by the technique. The snickers latte was surprisingly pleasant. It had a decent amount of sugar but the roasted peanut flavor combined with the roasted coffee flavor notes really played well against each other. It really helped cut through the caramel sweetness and led to a nice sweet dessert like sip. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, the lead brewer was happy to talk about their beans and process. They were busy though, so couldn't get all the details. But they know their beans and their roast. Price is actually kinda low for the quality. Not upset about that, but I suspect that they may raise prices as time goes on to match other coffee shops. They do make their own bakery items but the selection is limited. The cookie I had was a solid oatmeal raisin but wasn't unique or different. Just a well executed oatmeal raisin. As a coffee shop, it's still figuring itself out. Once it gets its character and refines its brew then it stands to be a strong coffee shop for the area. For now, it's great but basic.

Found this quaint coffee shop with wonderful service and friendly regular customers. We ordered the…read moreFrench earl grey which was excellent from real tea leaves and a yummy latte'. The homemade apple cinnamon was delicious as well. Highly recommend!!

We stopped for coffee on our way out of town after an overnight stay. This place is worth going…read moreout of your way for - probably the best coffee shop experience ever. The counter guy was extremely welcoming and helpful. The lattes were just perfect. Strong delicious espresso with creamy foam. If you are traveling south on 91 this place is a five minute detour off the highway. Don't miss it!

I came here on a Saturday afternoon with a friend to check out this place. I parked on the street…read moresince their little parking lot was full. The exterior is adorable! It's an unassuming building but they've made it very cute! They have painted the brick around the bottom to look like stone as well as a continuation of the awning painted around the top. The inside is just as interesting. There is a huge wooden map of the world on the wall, a piano, and the lights over some of the tables are made from teapots. There is a large bar in the middle and plenty of seating. This place is larger than it appeared from the outside. The menu offered several types of teas- white, green, herbal, black with several different flavors within each type of tea. I chose a tropical white tea. It came out nice and hot with a packet of honey. My friend ordered a sweet crepe with mixed fruit. She loved it! I decided to try their unique offering of 6 mixed pancakes. It included 4 savory pancakes (beet, zucchini, squash, potato) and two sweet pancakes (Oladi, farm cheese). One of the sweet pancakes was fluffy but dry and flavorless. I think it was the Oladi. All of the other pancakes were excellent and the service was flawless. What a cute place with great food and service! I'll definitely be back!

Came here for lunch after a long train and bus ride to Mass. I hit a savory crepe and put shrimp,…read morespinach, mushroom and cheese in it with a side of the garlic cream and house hot sauce. My friends got the strawberry and banana crepe and a beet and a zucchini pancake. We got the small crepe which was massive. The service was quick and polite. The house hot sauce had a different kick to it. It was vinegar based and it didn't layer the taste of the food but added some spice without the burn to the food. The place was quaint.

I've found the perfect place to eat on a perfect day in downtown springfield. It is small, quaint,…read moreI can have a damn beer if I want too! But the food is tear-worthy! This is just lunch folks! But it's done right! You get in, you get out. Take your first bite into something fresh and made with TLC I've tried them a few times already and it's always good...never a bad lunch!

I really like the bookstore cafe ambiance. Cute place with decent food. Came with 2 friends as we…read moreattended a conference. My friends both had sandwiches which looked robust and good. The item I wanted was not available, so I went with the taco salad . Neither looked nor tasted like a taco salad (bacon?), and the main ingredient seemed to be onions. Nice folks and I'd go again but get a sandwich.

I grew up with Fancy Bagels in Southington and I cannot express how happy I am to have this place…read morenear my home now! Very good bagels with nice cream cheese flavors to compliment. Get the sweet cinnamon, you won't be disappointed!

Bagels are decent, huge variety of flavors as well as accompanying cream cheese flavors. Staff was…read morefriendly! Some additional thoughts coming from a picky bagel person: I don't really consider these to be truly NY style bagels as they have all the characteristics of being steamed rather than boiled. True NY style bagels are boiled with a crispy outside, dense inside and bagel toppings on both sides. These were pretty light/fluffy on the inside and not really crispy on the outside without toasting. Fresh boiled bagels should never be toasted! The bottom of these bagels had corn meal instead of additional toppings. Ok bagels for agawam, just don't go expecting a true NY style boiled bagel here.