Great fall menu options. I enjoyed an apple crisp latte. One of the best flavors I've had…read morerecently. Tje offer baked goods and some bagel options. There is a large chalk board you can use along the wall. Some nice flowers in the window and games to play if you have little ones. The staff were all very friendly with quick service.

Stopped there during a bicycle ride. They have great cappuccino that you can enjoy while watching…read morethe locks in the Erie Canal. It's very popular by cyclists.

I am so glad I made the trip here while I was in Buffalo! I wanted an amazing cup of coffee and I…read morefound this place and they had, amazing coffee. We ordered a bunch of breakast items too, which were all great. This place is funky and and eclectic with cool wall hangings and decor, exactly what I'm looking for in a coffee shop. The staff was super nice, they had something on the menu for everyone. Couldn't figure out how to open the bathroom doors for the life of me but that's probably a me issue. Highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a really great cup of coffee and cool vibes.

Very good food, super friendly staff. Had a bagel with smear…read moreand a bacon egg & cheese. Sat at the bar and chatted with the owners father. Can't wait to go back.

I stopped by this cute local coffee shop on a Sunday afternoon. They had a wall full of local and…read moreinternational products (ex. Syracuse salt) that I found fascinating. Their hours are limited. I bought a bag of their beans as a gift for a friend in California and I heard great things. I highly recommend checking them out if you're in the Lockport area.

TrueBean is by far my most favorite coffee company in all of Western New York. This means a lot…read morebecause there are TONS of wonderful roasters in our area. TrueBean tickles my tastebuds in a different way. The flavors are complex yet smooth and I haven't met a roast I didn't like. My favorite is the Tanzania Peaberry. The art on the bags is gorgeous as well and created by the roaster/owner, Jason. Grab a cup at the Lockport Community Market, The Lock Keeper Coffee House, or on their website. Do it!

You walk into a quaint and very cozy place. Staff was wonderful and was there to answer questions…read more The coffee beans were a light roast, very subtle notes, but still had a nice taste with some steamed milk. The location is situated on Main Street and is a great location for walking down a street and wanting to sit down and enjoy a coffee. Overall experience was a great one, and they have an amazing pastry case as well. but the coffee stood out as a great pass for sitting doing work and enjoying a sip of coffee.

This place is so cute I'm such a sucker for a good coffee shop and this checks all my boxes. Lots…read moreof great flavors, cute interior, baked goods, eclectic interior and good prices. Love the space and location centrally in williamsville you can't go wrong. I've already come here three times since visiting and I'd definitely stop in again. Shout out to their home made Chai latte it's sooo good!

Talk about a hidden gem ! A friend and I stopped in for a…read morecup of coffee and a quick dessert ( pumpkin cheesecake muffin ) - I couldn't believe how cute this place was. There's an entire back room with a fireplace and places to relax and chat. However, it was a nice day and we sat outside for almost 2 hours and chatted. There are a few items to purchase and also k cups mix and match . This place was awesome and the coffee was unmatched by any local coffee shops. I'll be stopping in more often!

Great Lakes is a wonderful spot for a delicious cup of coffee. They offer baked goods, fresh…read morecoffee, coffee beans/grounds, K-Cups and more. The service is always fast and friendly and they have a large area to sit and enjoy your treats. I highly recommend getting your future caffeine fix from here!

We stumbled upon this place because we found It on Google maps! And what a experience we got!…read more This reminds me of the US Veteran owned company, they are doing good things to help the community and veterans. They give back on every purchase. We entered and found a small lounge (for first responders etc) and someone came out to show us the merchandise. We bought a few bags of coffee and shirts and got to see the production side too. Super nice people, great cause, and GREAT coffee!! We will be ordering from them in the future. It would be awesome to see them grow but keep humble as one of their shirts says. Definitely hop on their website and order some to try!!

Cute coffee shop with a few seats at the window. Had good traffic coming through. They had fresh…read morepop tarts; it was delicious!

great coffee! and i'm picky…read more. i like more super fruity light roasts. Overwinter's roast 'on tap' was not that but it was super good.

My sister-in-law mentioned this place to me a couple months ago. At first I was intrigued, and yet…read morehesitant to go. I'm picky about my coffee, and the idea of paying for "bad" coffee just doesn't sit well with me. After a couple months of paying premium price for k-cups - and after doing further research on Coffee Crazy - I finally decided to stop by. After all, it couldn't hurt, right? Wow, was I in for a surprise! This place has (per their own admission) 350 kinds of k-cups! From coffee to cappuccino to latte to tea, even energy drinks! They don't have absolutely everything, but they do have a lot of selections. The lady who manned the store at the time of my visit (another coffee enthusiast and mother of the two brothers-owners of the store) happily explained the concept of the store to me, explained the different types of coffee and brands, gave me suggestions on what to look for so my final selections would suit my taste better, and then let me go my merry way in browsing. The selections truly are amazing. While my favorite brand (Starbucks) sadly is priced at $1, there are plenty of selections that are priced at 65 cents or 75 cents. I found some organic brands like SF Bay (got to try Fog Chaser yesterday and loved it) and some unusual flavors like Boston's Best Chocolate Raspberry and Cake Boss coffee (?? I didn't know they make coffee!). Also some fun looking strong brew k-cups like Java Factory Roaster's Da Bomb, Wakey Wakey, Dark and Handsome, and Smooth Caffeinator that I just had to snatch. In the end, I had to remind myself that I didn't have enough counter space to buy all the coffee that I wanted to get, and that I could always come back to get more coffee if I wanted to. After all, I know where the store is located, and I can also order from their website. My final haul was 27 k-cups, 14 different flavors from 7 different companies. All for 18 bucks. As an additional bonus, the store has a loyalty card; for every ten bucks that you spend, you get a stamp, and every 24 stamps will get you a box of 24 k-cups for free! The lady who assisted me gave me a very good suggestion, which is to keep track of which flavors I like and which I don't, so that I know which I would want to get again and which I wouldn't want to. This is definitely an excellent concept that Two Brothers came up with. My only wish is that their store is closer to where I live. But then, I would probably end up visiting too often and losing all my counter space trying to collect all the k-cups. If you have a Keurig and live in the area, I definitely recommend giving this place a visit. Even if you already have certain brands that you are loyal to, first of all, Coffee Crazy may offer your brand at a lower price, and second of all, you may find something that suit your taste at a lower price here. You never know. I certainly will go back for more of that SF Bay Fog Chaser (and maybe more of the other 13 flavors that I still need to try!).

Kcup offers a vast variety of coffee, tea and hot Coco flavors. This place is perfect for those who…read morealways wanted to try a custom flavor. You may have been reluctant to buy a full box, just to find out you didn't like the flavor. Well here you can try that flavor without any worries because, every pod flavor is sold separately. Prices per pod is between .50c - .75cents. They also offer a loyalty card, and when the required amount of purchases is met. You then get discounts and other specialty offers. It's also free to join.

I'm not a deep coffee analyst. I know what I like. I don't cue up in the inexplicable lines outside…read morethe mediocre national chains, burning now overpriced gas for an overpriced substandard cup of coffee that was rapidly put together without much regard next to the breakfast sandwiches being assembled as their components sadly spew out of the microwaves and turbochefs. If you are as adorably crumudgeonly on such matters, support local! The sisters that run Unapologetic Coffee are creating something special. My work schedule doesn't allow me to get there in person very much, but when it happens its worth it. I said what I said is a fine brew either hot or cold and I am sure Black Mixed with Black will class up my home brewer until I can pay my next visit. If you want a damn fine cup of coffee, latte, made with care and respect from some incredible people, swing by the Best Self building and pay them a visit. The sisters who run the place are creating something special. They have a passion and joy for building great drinks and it is worth the dollars to having something local, BETTER than the crappy chains. A great cup of coffee awaits, get you some.

It's all about the coffee.. yes you can get some food for instance sandwiches, salads and snacks…read more But I feel the claim to fame for this place is the coffee. Good quality coffee is used here and you can taste it. The shop has seats and WiFi available to you if you choose to dine there.

Seven Hearts Coffee in Buffalo was exactly the cozy little gem I was hoping to find…read more Nestled inside a charming old building right next to a bookstore (which you absolutely should pop into while you're there), this spot had the perfect vibe from the moment we walked in. The atmosphere was warm, inviting, and effortlessly cool, the kind of place that makes you want to linger for hours with a good book and a great cup of coffee. My fiancé and I each ordered one of their specialty coffees along with bagels, and everything was fantastic. After a less than stellar experience at Tim Hortons earlier in the trip, Seven Hearts completely redeemed our coffee expectations. It was exactly the aesthetic and experience I had been searching for. What really made it special was how quickly it felt like a place I could make part of my routine. If I lived in Buffalo, this would absolutely be my go to coffee shop. Before leaving, I picked up a couple of honey sticks and a bottle of their house made lavender syrup to bring home. Now I get to enjoy a little taste of Seven Hearts, and Buffalo, with my morning coffee for a few more days.

Stopped in here to kill time before an appointment after seeing the high ratings, but unfortunately…read morethe experience didn't live up to them. Most of my rating is based on the service. Upon entering, no one greeted me, and I felt rushed while looking over the menu. When I asked questions, it felt like I was inconveniencing the employee rather than being helped. I ordered the blueberry lemon bar matcha and hoped the drink would redeem the experience, but it was disappointing. The flavor combination didn't work well in a matcha drink, and it left a strange aftertaste/coating in my mouth. I also specifically requested no dairy (asked for oat milk) yet it still came topped with cold foam, which upset my stomach. It looked cute, but for nearly $9, it wasn't enjoyable. I had originally planned to order food as well, but the overall atmosphere and interaction felt so uncomfortable that I decided to just take my drink and leave.