Tried out Latte Love coffee house for the first time after Zumba on Saturday. What a treat! This is…read morea bright, busy, bustling coffee house with adorable decor. The service was fast and friendly, despite the store being busy. I love that! The barista did not rush us to choose, instead helped us newbies decide on a drink. I went with my usual cafe mocha, and it did not disappoint! My sis got the Thai Tea, and sis in law the Thai tea and a latte to try it. Everyone was happy with their choices!! This might become an every Saturday treat after a sweaty Zumba session!

I've heard great things about Latte Love, so of course I needed to add it to my places to visit. I…read morewent in the morning on a weekday and it was busy. Luckily, they do have a large space with lots of tables and some couches so finding a seat wasn't a problem. Their menu includes drinks and food (breakfast and lunch). My friend and I shared the BOM sandwich which comes on a Portuguese BOLO with gruyere cheese, roasted red peppers, onion, spinach, BOM sauce, chorizo, and fried egg. For our drinks I had a cinnamon crunch iced coffee with whole milk and coconut cold foam and my friend had one of the coff-tails. I took in all the artwork around the walls while I waited for our order to come out. They brought the sandwich out to us, but I went up to the counter to get the drinks. The sandwich was incredibly good, especially the BOM sauce that was a little spicy. The sausage was thick and well cooked, and the veggies tasted fresh. The bread was very good too but I wish it was slightly toasted (next time). My drink was good. It was not sweet at all, which the cashier did prepare me for, but it still tasted good to me. The milk and coconut cold foam made it very creamy and the coconut flavor was very present throughout. We paid around $20 for the sandwich and two drinks which is fair. They have a drive thru window on the left side of the building, with the line wrapping around the back of the building, with plenty of parking in the front and back for dining in.

Nice little café across the yoga place and their prices are the cheapest you can find around…read more I'm a big espresso snob and a shot only costs $1.50. It was delicious with nice flavor and a good amount of bitterness. I'll be back to try other things. The lady working was friendly.

Working locally I stopped into Life Cafe for a Coffee and some breakfast. Walking in I was greeted…read moreby a very clean modern interior, offering a fairly limited but very reasonably priced menu and quiet seating. I Ordered a Large Iced Drip Coffee with Iced Espresso, large Iced Americano & the Lox sandwich which the staff was kind enough to accommodate my special request and add egg whites too as-well. The coffee was very good, the sandwich was delicious with a good amount of thick sliced fresh Lox and the cafe a nice place to unwind for a bit. Overall a good affordable place for a quick coffee and some breakfast.

I enjoy stopping here on the way back from the beach or a long walk! They have great smoothies and…read morepastries. Their breakfast sandwiches look and smell amazing too. It's hard to get a smoothie that isn't overly sweet and they do a great job with it!

Strip mall bakery. No judgement, actually a great location..lots of traffic outside…read more Great choices inside from candy to baked good to sandwiches. I went with an iced matcha, a slice of cheesecake and my song got a donut. I can report no complaints on the donut! The matcha was fine but the cheesecake was super creamy! It's a win!

My friend and I came across this tea shop by surprise. It's beautiful, vibey, chill, and has…read moredelicious food and drinks. It serves as both a hookah bar and a tea shop. It's a perfect place to take photos, talk tea, or do work. I got the hummus with pita chips, le peche smoothie, and the karkanay hot tea. Support this business!

I was in town helping my daughter move into her dorm when she suddenly got very sick in the middle…read moreof the night. I was looking for a nearby tea house and saw that this place was about to close. I called, and the girl who answered the phone was so kind she said she would wait for us. When we arrived, the owner was extremely nice and welcoming. I ordered tea for my younger daughter, who loved both the tea and the atmosphere. I also ordered tea for my college-bound daughter who wasn't feeling well. When I explained that she was very sick and had requested tea, the owner not only brought out her drink but also made her a second one special, just for her saying he hoped she would feel better. That thoughtful gesture meant so much to us. This place is adorable, the service is amazing, and they've definitely gained another loyal customer. We'll absolutely be back.

This is my go-to work spot when I'm visiting family in Bristol and need sneak off for a a few hours…read moreto work. Fabulous house roasted coffee. Warm, inviting space with friendly staff. I haven't tried the baked goods, but they look delicious. Their fig and nut bar is excellent.

Borealis has been a regular stop for me for years now, and I'm overdue writing a review. The…read moreBristol location is the newest and is tucked into a converted mill building on Wood Street. Tt has everything you'd want from a great coffee shop: comfortable seating, plenty of room to spread out and work, a rentable conference room, and something you would not expect from a coffee shop, the Aurora Bar, stocked with a nice selection of local spirits and other favorites. My partner and I stopped in for a quick nibble for lunch on Sunday and this was perfect. My partner went with the Caprese sandwich, which is served on a pressed ciabatta with fresh mozzarella, tomatoes, roasted red peppers, spinach, pesto mayo, and balsamic. It was simple and tasty, and I was lucky enough to get a couple bites! I went with the Chicken Bacon Ranch Wrap, which was also simple, but packed with flavor. It had all the obvious ingredients with the addition of pickles, which added such a nice briny little punch and really hit the spot. Something worth noting: both of our items were ordered from the laminated menu at the register, not in the beautiful leather-bound Aurora Bar menu, which appears to be an evening menu with cocktails and other tasty food items. For drinks, I went with an espresso tonic; the slight bitterness of the quinine plays really nicely against the bold espresso, and it's one of those combinations that's refreshing in a way that's hard to explain until you try it. One small note for the team: the Riverside location has always had a real warmth and cohesion to the staff that I haven't quite felt at Bristol. It's not a dealbreaker by any stretch, but a little more energy behind the counter would go a long way. Still a five-star spot, as the coffee and the space more than make up for it.

I'm always excited to a new local business to open up on Main Street. When I heard Graze on Main…read morewas opening up a sister shop, I was definitely intrigued. I stopped into Piccolino on their first day open and loved the vibe. I was in there in the morning so went with an iced dirty chai and a blueberry goat cheese toast on sourdough. Both items were super tasty and definitely items I'd order again. I also tried out some of their pastries that they make in house. Definitely solid if you want a sweet treat. The sandwich/salad menu looked awesome and there were plenty of toasts I want to try. You can also get sparkling sips by the carafe and they also have wines by the glass. I will be back!

Walking through East Greenwich and getting a little hungry, we decided to enjoy a sandwich there…read morefor our first visit. The menu was quite enticing and we chose Piccolino's Tuscan Club with hand carved turkey, crispy prosciutto, lettuce, tomato, and Calabrian aioli. It was huge in size - so big that we cut it into small sections. It was pleasing, very tasty and served with a scrumptious large pickle.. The ambiance of this venue is lovely and calming; every service provider was definitely there to quickly assist. A number of people were doing take-out while several were sitting at tables enjoying lunch and chatting! Looking forward to another visit!

Great coffee spot! I ordered the iced dulce de leche with cold foam and it was perfectly made. You…read morecould actually taste both the dulce de leche flavor and the coffee, which I really liked. It is on the sweeter side, so if you don't usually go for sweet drinks, just keep that in mind. The service was great too the lady helping us was very kind, helpful, and gave us recommendations which made the experience even better. There's also plenty of seating inside and a parking lot right next to the shop, which makes it super convenient. Overall, I'd definitely come back to try another drink and maybe some food next time. I'd recommend checking this place out!

I wanted to try a new coffee shop while visiting Rhode Island and found this place on Yelp, so I…read moredecided to give it a try. They offer free parking on the side of the building, which was nice. The place is very aesthetically pleasing, but the greeting didn't really match the decor and was pretty much non-existent. It was a young guy taking orders, but the customer service seemed lacking to me. I came to this place wanting to try the lox smoked salmon, but they were out of lox. I settled on an egg croissant with an iced oat milk latte with sugar-free dulce de leche. When I visited, it wasn't busy at all, but it took a while to receive my order. The photos of the drinks looked promising, but that wasn't my experience. The coffee had a weird aftertaste, and I didn't enjoy it. The egg croissant was good, but it wasn't really what I wanted. Overall, Bom Cafe was just okay to me.

A little expensive, but worth a treat if you're in the area! I had the best London Fog I've ever…read morehad here, and a hearty slice of avo toast to go along with it! Served on Seven Stars bread $22, including a tip

It's been a while since I visited- I could have sworn it was called something else, so maybe that's…read moreindicative of how long ago it was- but I LOVED it. My only complaint earlier had been the cost of the drinks, and yes, it's still pricey. But not any more than most coffee shops in Providence these days, so I don't notice. And their golden milk latte was so good! With oat milk, and decorative latte art that elevated the experience. Well done. But MOST impressive to me was this fruit and ricotta toast. I've never seen such beautiful toast! Sorry avocado, but this fruit toast with edible flowers adding a brilliant pop of color (not to mention the fruit compote itself) - and it tasted AMAZING. I already want to go back for my next "treat yo-self" morning. Note: the staff was also warm and welcoming. It makes a huge difference. I'm glad I visited again.