'26: same great coffee shop! Elegantly simple. If anything, it has improved! They got more homemade…read moregoods now.

Ethan and The Bean is a purveyor of tasty, freshly-made organic artisan-quality hot or iced…read morebeverages, baked goods, soups, salads, and sandwiches that provides a terrific independently-minded alternative in downtown Morristown to Starbucks' corporate siren. Ethan and The Bean operates as a 501(c)3 non-profit with a noble mission of providing meaningful employment opportunities for folks with autism or intellectual disabilities that give its employees hands-on training, mentoring, and skills development to build their self-confidence and give them a sense of purpose. The Morristown location, just across Speedwell Avenue from the Hyatt Grand Regency, is open and airy with plenty of seating, friendly and knowledgeable staff, and free WiFi for those who need to get some work done or seek a temporary distraction from those around them. On my most recent visit to ETB, I had a pistachio latte - made with coconut milk and pistachio syrup and served in a cup rimmed with pistachio cream - which was fantastic! The taste and quality of the beverages - including a variety of organic coffees and tea options ranging from mundane drip coffees to more complex, perfectly executed creations of -cinos and lattes that are available with dairy milk or non-dairy milk alternatives - and the ambiance do come at a price, which are slightly higher than your usual convenience store coffee but in line with the other coffee specialty shops on South Street - but it's worth it to me (as it should be to you) due to the quality of the product and its noble mission. PRO TIP #1: ETB doesn't have a private parking lot, but there is plenty of on-street parking off Speedwell Avenue and Cattano Avenue. Bring change or use the ParkMobile app for the meters ($1 per hour) Monday through Saturday from 8am til 6PM; all street meters are free Monday through Saturday after 6pm and all day on Sunday. If you can't find a spot on the street, the Morristown Parking Authority's Dalton Garage (@ 25 Cattano Avenue) are a short walk to ETB.

The atmosphere is so cute and the service is very friendly. There were quite a few people inside…read moreand outside on a Saturday morning but I think they deserve even more business. I had a delicious Guava Cheesecake Matcha Latte (pictured) and a Pan de Bono (not pictured) which they warmed up for me. I will definitely be going back, I want to try their coffee next time!

Stopped by Tierra Encanto and absolutely loved it. I ordered the pistachio latte, and it was…read moreperfectly done -- a great balance of nutty flavor with just the right touch of subtle sweetness, not overpowering at all. Easily one of the better specialty lattes I've had. The almond croissant was fantastic: flaky, buttery, and topped generously with almonds. It paired really well with the coffee. The café was very busy when we walked in, which says a lot about how popular it is. Tables are on the smaller side, so if you're planning to work on a laptop, it can feel a bit tight -- but it's still doable if you're mindful of space. What really stood out was the staff. Everyone was genuinely kind and welcoming, even with the rush. Overall, great coffee, excellent pastries, and a warm vibe. Definitely worth the stop, whether you're grabbing something to-go or sitting down for a bit.

If you want Me to like You serve up some great food and freshly brewed Coffee. If You REALLY want…read moreMe to like You then upgrade the food You serve from great to Uniquely Excellent. Plus add LavAzza Coffee to the mix and We'll "officially" be friends for life, Lol. Seriously though Cafe Z is one of the Coolest Brunch Spots around. Everything off this Italian Inspired Menu looks interesting and incredibly delicious. Example: for Breakfast I've tried their "Muffin" Sandwich which comes loaded with Scrambled Eggs, Sausage, Pepper Jack Cheese, Caramelized Onions, and Chipotle Aioli on a massive Toasted English Muffin and It doesn't get any better than that = Out'Freakin'Standing !! Baked Goods here too are also worth checking out and obviously go hand in hand with any of their delicious house made Beverages. It is "Summertime Yummertime" so I do enjoy Shaking Hands with an Iced Coffee now and then while I'm hanging out so why not make it LavAzza for the WiN??  Rhetorical of course. I usually don't offer an opinion on "ambiance" or "atmosphere" most of the time as I'm really just focused on the final product and how I can shove it in My Face, but since we're friends I can honestly say that this place does have a really cool vibe to it. Every picture tells a story don't it? And they do have alot to look at up in here. Plus You can add Fast Friendly Service and Extra Parking in the back lot for an easy Five Star experience each and every time. Hey My ice is starting to melt so the rest You can figure out on Your own. . . Come And Get Your Brunch Munch On !!

Appreciate the extra parking (& entrance) in the back. Large and clear signage made it easy to…read morefind. I dined in with my son on a early Saturday afternoon. I ordered a grilled cheese & fries for my son. The fries were pretty good but for 9 dollars, I felt like I could've made the grilled cheese easily myself at home. It tasted fine, but wasn't anything special. For myself, I was hoping to try the Enzo smash but was informed they didn't have it. So I resorted to something safe and ordered the vodka parm sandwich. I specified at least twice I wanted eggplant but out came chicken. I should've said something but I was ok with chicken too so was willing to try it out. It was crispy and well-fried, but a little lacking on the sauce and the chicken was a tad dry. Overall, I really wanted to like the place. It's not bad by any means but just didn't wow me enough to want to come back again. I did like the pretty artwork and decorations on the walls though.

I have had coffee from The Barn many times since my mate brings back coffee upon visiting, but…read moretoday was the first time that I visited in person. I loved the welcoming and rustic ambiance and was pleasantly greeted by the barista. She suggested the seasonal selections, which offered numerous choices, but I opted for the floral latte, which was a mixture of lavender and rose syrups. The lavender and rose gave the iced latte pleasant floral notes that weren't overpowering. It was a really nice, upbeat beverage that was perfect for spring. Since it was my first time staying inside the cafe to enjoy my drink, I appreciated how there was ample seating and the soulful music was at the perfect volume. I had an excellent experience at The Barn, and next time I look forward to trying the tacos that they recently added to the menu.

Right in the heart of Denville is this cool little cafe. I stopped by for lunch today and really…read moreenjoyed it. When you walk in, you order on the left, seating is the room on the right. Plenty of seats too. I decided to order a Matcha Latte and the Sausage and Gravy Biscuit. The biscuit was excellent and the sausage and gravy was spicy and went well with the biscuit. I also enjoyed the Matcha. Next time, I will be trying one of those delicious looking scones in the display case!

Stopped in around noon on a Monday and was surprised by how long the line was, a good sign! I…read moreoriginally planned to grab a coffee, but the matcha caught my eye when I got to the counter. The presentation was beautiful and looked just as good as the photos. It did take about 15 minutes to come out, and while it was pretty, it was a little lacking in flavor for my taste. I'm still looking forward to coming back to try the coffee. The café itself is adorable, with both indoor and outdoor seating, making it a great place to relax and hang out.

Delicious breakfast sandwiches. Their eggs are baked, with an airy texture and well-seasoned. The…read moreEnglish muffins for the sandwiches are homemade. The only caveat...pricey. They charge for the extras. Only the egg and bread are included. While they were tasty, I'd prefer something smaller and less pricey, since I couldn't eat the whole thing. Nonetheless, it was tasty, made to order and fresh. I had an iced decaf brown sugar banana shaken espresso. It was delicious and you could taste the banana. My friend had the iced shaken brown sugar espresso. She said hers was great also. The interior is well lit and modern feeling with light floors and white tables. Parking is free. They have on-street and street parking.

This Portuguese and Brazilian coffee shop and bakery translates to "Sweet Mountain" and they live…read moreup to their name! The variety of drinks, food, and pastries is plentiful, and everything I had tasted so so good! The space is open with a nice wraparound counter by the large front window, there are a good amount of tables, and they did a nice job with the area where you'd get napkins and straws, etc. ... the employees were helpful in deciding between coffees and had no problem that we also walked in with bagels from next door and ate them there which we appreciated!

My husband and I have been to Portugal a few times and absolutely love how fresh and yummy the…read moresandwiches are there. We popped into Serra Doce for a quick bite, with hopes it would live up to our memories of Portugal, and it did not disappoint! I got the crispy chicken sandwich and he got the Sera Sandwich. We then split a pastel de nata. The service was very polite and explained what some of the menu items were for us, and our sandwiches came very quickly. Each sandwich was super hot and fresh. I especially liked the crispy chicken sandwich and will definitely be returning for it. It was simple but the chicken was crispy, the bread was fresh, and it was loaded with fresh veggies. The pastel was just okay for us, but we ate pastel snobs. It didn't really compare to the ones we had in Lisbon, but it is comparable to some of the better bakeries in Newark. The ambiance was also very cute. It's self-seat and casual, but that was perfect for our quick lunch stop. They also have a cute nook if you prefer some privacy.

First time having their overnight oats -- lovely with banana and peanut butter! Wife's banana cold…read morebrew is a work of art.

Rey Sol Coffee is adorable and welcoming, and it's an easy spot to stop in whether you're grabbing…read moresomething to go or hanging out for a bit. Everything feels thoughtfully done, from the coffee (decorated so beautifully) to the overall vibe, and it's clear they care about quality. A solid neighborhood cafe and definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

Consistent each time I go. The guava cheese bread is my go to from the pastry box and the empanadas…read moreare always good especially with the hot sauce. The service is always friendly even when they are really busy, which they are, often! Definitely my go to coffee shop in the area.

We stopped here for a quick Father's Day breakfast, and left very satisfied. We decided to dine in,…read moreand there was plenty of seating and lots of natural sunlight, which made it the perfect place to start the day. I only wish there was more outdoor seating, as all of the seats on the lawn were taken. The barista was very helpful in recommending the Green Pistachio latte. The latte was super tasty and loaded with actual pistachios and whipped cream. Despite all of the frills, I didn't find it too sweet and could still taste the coffee base of the drink. I also really enjoyed my salad. I ended up not even using much of the dressing because the chicken was so crispy and tasty.