This place is quite delicious. Stopped on way by from soccer. Coffee was good and muffins and…read morepastries were amazing!

What a cute coffee spot! We stopped by after a gym session as we needed a morning refuel and came…read moreacross Bilenittas through yelp. The cafe took over a gas station i believe? at least that's what it looks like on the outside but upon entering you would never know! It's such a quaint and homey cafe with a friendly staff and ample seating in the back. We would 1000% be back!

Creation Nation is worth the trek to downtown Attleboro. Parking can be tricky though so I…read morerecommend going early in the day. The shop is a decent size with ample indoor seating. The staff are very friendly,prompt, and knowledgeable on the product line. Shakes are $10 and served in a 32oz cup, I recommend trying the Birthday Cake shake. I would definitely this establishment to others look for a drinks with a health benefit.

I discovered Creation Nation just over a month ago and it has honestly changed my life. Their…read morefabulous custom teas and protein shakes make it so much easier for me to stay healthy. The protein shakes keep you feeling full for hours! And I cannot even begin to describe to you how delicious these shakes are! They taste exactly like what you expect, it's mind blowing! Their menu is so expansive, the first time I walked in I was overwhelmed and didn't know what to order. But Jen, the owner, asked me a few questions and I walked out of there with the most delicious tea that has had me coming back multiple times a week since! Do yourself a favor and go see Jen and her daughter Cindy!

A place I never knew of I was taken here one night for dinner. It is a place where you can look at…read morethe menu and then sit down waiting for the order to arrive. It is simple and plan. Nothing fancy. As it was, there were not many tables taken at that time yet. But within 30 minutes the place packed up. It was locals who know this is a the place to go, grab a beer or cocktail, then sit down and wait to see what you ordered. Burgundian is a meal to enjoy while having conversations with many others. We started with the IPA beers we ordered. They also had good German beers to select. There are even other European beers available. The list is endless to have. First up to arrive was our Traditional Canadian Poutine. This is House Fries served with Cheddar Cheese Curds, hot beef gravy and fresh scallions. This can be a meal unto itself and is ideal with the beer. We also received a kids meal for a little one. It was chicken fingers and fries. It was so large an adult could have had this for dinner. There was enough left for the next day's lunch. It was fresh, tasty, breaded, and warm. Ideal. There was also Burgundian App Sampler Platter. This was a mix of 2 Arancini, 2 Halloumi Cheese Sticks, 2 Crispy Polenta "Fries" , 2 Wings served with a choice of dips. Again, it could have been a dinner, but with others it was a good dish to share while waiting for the dinner to arrive. We started with US Staycation Burger, switching the beef with chicken. It had melty Three Cheese Blend, Shredded Lettuce , Pickles, and topped with Burgundian mayo. Naturally there was a side of fries and a small salad. It was fresh and tasty and had a flavor to enjoy. Naturally, had to have Nashville Hot Chicken and Waffles. Buttermilk-Fried Chicken Thigh coated in house seasoning. There was creamy Memphis slaw, a spicy sauce you can select and a good hot honey drizzle. The waffle was fresh and enjoyable and ideal for breakfast as well. This was perfect for dinner or breakfast or anytime of the day. One special they did have, and which is not easy to find, is a good Germany Burgundian Currywurst Sausage Dog. Made with a true grilled Knockwurst Sausage it is on a toasted roll that is topped with smoked gouda cheese and caramelized onions. There is curried ketchup which is a variation of what you do find when you order this in Berlin. It too had fries on the side. The taste was good. It was similar to what I remember when living in Germany. And it is a rare find in many restaurants. But here it was. And with a German beer, it was good. Overall, Burgundian is a place to find. It is not easy, but it is there. It is small and simple. You enter and order at the counter. You can go from Beer to a coffee. From an Appy to a meal. The portions are large. The prices are good. The team is good to work with, ask questions and help. This is not a fancy place, but they will take reservations. Your choice here. A true mix of flavors, and cultures, and ideas on what to have next. I will go back just for the Currywurst. Danke.

Food: food was alright. I actually loved the mocktail menu, very good…read more Service: you pay before you eat, which is interesting, because they had to refund a few people do to being out of the tap requested, but the people didn't find out until after. Parking: there is a small parking lot in front, and a parking lot in the back around the corner as well. Seating: different level of seating, not wheelchair accessible. Red chairs are not comfy. Booth has a feet railing, which is nice.

Briggs is such a fun place! The moment you walk through the doors, it's like walking into a plant…read morelover's paradise. The cafe in the back of the store is adorable and serves simple food, but it is very good and fresh. I ordered the BALT sandwich and had a specialty St. Patrick's Day cold brew coffee. The coffee was so good! In the greenhouse they will have little workshops going on, and there's lots of friendly staff to help you and answer plant questions. When I was there last weekend, there was a table for propagation and it was basically "take a clipping, leave a clipping" what a fun way to connect with people and learn about new plants! It can get very, very busy in the store, so be aware of the time of season and if there are holidays coming up where it is popular to gift plants! They have a big parking lot, but even the parking lot will fill up depending on the time of year!

Such a great place for vibes and shopping! The cafe in the back is cozy and serves great food and…read moredrinks. I love when local places outsource baked goods or certain ingredients from other places. The doughnut and cinnamon roll were from Knead doughnuts and hit the spot. This is my second time visiting and I was so happy to see all the Christmas decorations! They had a cute Christmas village and train on display. They also had a lot of cute and unique ornaments for sale.

I always drive past this place on my way home from the Wrentham Outlets. I finally got around to…read moregoing inside. My friend and I went on a weekday night, about 2 hours before closing so it was pretty quiet. I initially thought the bookstore was only on the first floor of the building but turns out it's a multi-story experience. There is a parking lot at the back where I parked and I was able to enter through the back door (not sure if this is the main entrance). On the first floor, they have some books, bathrooms, a check out desk, nick nacks (hats, stationery, puzzles, etc.), and most importantly, a coffee shop. The coffee shop was closing up around the time we got there so plan accordingly and do some research on their hours. as they are not the same as the bookstore. The books are clearly labeled by genre. After taking a stroll, we decided to check out the second floor which was supposed to have a little market, a stage where they host events, and some very comfortable couches along with tables and chairs. I mostly came to see if a book spoke to me, but also to get some reading in from the book I brought along with me. The lighting is good, although I sometimes prefer to have a dimmer setting for a cozier feel. We spent about 1.25 hours here, but we could have easily spent a longer time if it weren't so close to closing.

Great little bookstore that has great events. Always a cool place to visit when we're in town.read more

Seriously great food here! Everything was cooked perfectly and so flavorful. The breakfast burger…read morewas by far the best thing we got but the goat cheese veggie home-fry (flight) was spectacular too. Loved the avocado toast but the egg got cool by the time it got to the table. Would have been better if it was hotter or to the side. Coffee was excellent-loved the you add in your own flavor syrup station (the cinnamon was excellent!) Miranda was so helpful in guiding us to the best selections since we couldn't decide. She took the time to learn what we enjoy and she nailed it on guiding us on the home-fry flight and the burger. I'm so happy I live nearby and that they open up when I'm getting out of work. Looking forward to returning here soon.

We came in for breakfast at just the right time to be able to pick our own table from the 10 or so…read morein this cute little space! (Several other folks came in after us.) The space is cozy and welcoming, with a simple and very comfortable vibe. It's decorated nicely, with pink (not Barbie pink!) walls, some flowery touches in a few of the pictures, a leafy wall, and the cheery blackboard listing some of the special lattes, benedicts, and juices. The owner, Heather, waited on us and so we were able to get a bit of the story about how she decided to open Cafe Amore. She's been working in restaurants since high school, and always had a vision of owning her own place. Upon hearing that this corner spot was vacant, she picked a name (essentially "cafe love" since opening a restaurant IS a labor of love. The name selected means love, "Amor" for the Spanish speaking folks who were originally going to be partners but who eventually backed out, and Amore for her own Italian heritage), retrofitted the space, set the menu, and jumped in. We came in on only day 68 since opening, but we couldn't tell since everything was so well managed. Apparently, Heather does not sleep: she freshly squeezes the juices served, bakes the sourdough bread that's on the menu, and usually makes fresh muffins in different flavors every week. She's testing recipes for a house-made sourdough English muffin and planning to start growing the microgreens that top every omelet. Oh, she also makes different varieties of beads that are sold as whole loaves on a first come first serve basis on the weekends, and makes her own jelly for sale - and occasionally serves some in the cafe, if she has an available open jar. The coffee here is excellent, and comes in a regular sized mug (not the usual small diner-type serving). Our cups were refilled almost as soon as we emptied them. Along the sunny front window there is a cart full of different complementary syrups to add flavor as desired, but the coffee didn't need them for me. I had the yummy Farmers Omelet with spinach, mushrooms, peppers, onions inside and feta and avocado on top (and those delicate microgreens as garnish) - and some of that absolutely fabulous house-made sourdough that came grilled to perfection. My husband had the "make your own" and went with a simple cheese omelet. He said it was good, but next time he's going to order it with two cheeses instead of the basic cheddar only he had this time. Both omelets came with seasoned home fries. (The potatoes were perfectly cooked, but I didn't love the spice mix.) We were offered ketchup and house-made hot sauce, which was kind of a sweet and spicy blend. Heather really wants to contribute to the community she's feeding. On Thanksgiving, she'll open for a special meal with pay what you can pricing (using a QR code to pay, so no one feels obvious unwelcome if they can't pay at all). All 10 tables will be set up as one, banquet style so no one will eat alone that day. (Lots of the regular customers are widows or widowers and single people who come in weekly, by themselves. She'll have a tv set up to watch the parade too. What a fantastic new spot that really cares about the people who visit!

Was SO excited to find NY style bagels!.. Was even told they…read moreare from somewhere NY, Bronx or smth, cuz I asked... They looked great! ... Most importantly, onion ones had onions IN the dough, not sprinkled on top!.. (It is next to impossible to find an onion bagel with onions IN the dough.) I grabbed half a dozen and walked out, finally feeling like I found THE bagel shop. Finally, I though my quest to find a good bagel in the area has ended right here. Boy was I wrong! These bagels are not boiled! I don't think they are actually bagels... They are tasty but they are more like tasty sandwich buns. The dough is starchy, somewhat dense, tastes good, doesn't dry out on the 2nd day and fall apart easily, has a bit much yeast for my taste. I fried them in butter, tasted good. 6 for $13 is not particularly a great deal, I should have gotten 1 to taste first. The shop seems like a great sandwich place, I could consider coming here. But I think they should not claim to be NY style bagels.

Honestly cannot believe these great reviews…read more The bagel was stale, like I ate a couple of bites and then tossed it. Coffee was ok, service ‍ and it is so cluttered.

They made beautiful cupcakes for my daughter's birthday party and were accomodating when I had to…read morechange my order date last minute. I will definitely order from them again.

Disclaimer: review if croissant and magic cookie bar…read more The croissant was over cooked. Not as soft as I like them. Also, I like them more buttery. I think the beauty of a magic cookie bar is the combo of all ingredients .it together makes for a flavor burst in every bite. This one was way overpowered by the dark chocolate. I want more crust and that mix bite burst. Cute place, maybe their cupcakes are where it's at?

I'm from the town over, and have been commuting since 2009 and just recently relocated to…read moreAttleboro. Mansfield train station (I'm grouping the two) pales in comparison; bathrooms are nicer and cleaner for one. The ladies that work there are welcoming and friendly for another. The main reason I've given Dian's Depot three stars is the little take a book, leave a book library, which is nice but I plan on adding some, and plead for others to do the same, as it hasn't changed in a while. That being said, Dian needs to reevaluate his prices. I got a large tea which is apparently the same price as every other size they offer, with no additional bag. Which means...that's right, we are all being charged for water. It was still fairly cheap but why not make all tea the price of a small, or a large for that matter? I don't care if you charge me more, just don't BS me. Makes no sense. Also I ordered a black tea with milk and sugar and what did I get? No milk. No sugar. The girl tried to argue with me that black tea means nothing added. If I was ordering coffee-sure; alas, I was not. For those of you who care (no one), black tea is a variety, not a description as with coffee. Dian also advertises Twinging's Tea and provides *&^%$ (ROUGHLY TRANSLATED: "SHITTY") Lipton Tea. The ol' bait and switch if you ask me.

I've been commuting to Boston for 20 years. In the last six or so I've been going to Attleboro to…read morecatch the train. Before I hop on the train, I grab a cup of coffee at Dian's Depot, a lil 'mom & pop' hometown coffee shop in the station hut. The customer service from Dian's is superb! I tend to run against the clock and as soon as the young lady spots me she's already making my coffee (flavor of the day, 1 sugar & cream). With hundreds of customers a day, she makes me feel super special by greeting me with a smile and remembering my coffee. My day starts pretty early so she sets my day off right with her sweet attitude and thoughtfulness. Definitely worth the few cents extra for coffee over the big chains. Support small businesses who care about their customers.

Jivas Konos Desserts is a cozy new bakery and café in Attleboro. The owner, Scott, and the…read moreemployees are so kind, warm, and welcoming. When you're here you can truly feel how much heart and soul Scott puts into this place. The food is fantastic with both sweet and savory options. Their breakfast sandwich the Beast is a must‑try. Their candied bacon sandwich is also soo good. The coffee is great with lots of variety. They even carry goods from Navad Bakery. Lastly, I love that Scott offers unique creations like matcha desserts, ube pastries, and even ube‑based drinks. It's the kind of small business you feel good supporting and we can't recommend it enough! Please go visit and support them!

What a amazing little gem. I recommend you go a try it out. The coffee and sweets are amazing.read more