If you find yourself in East Greenwich, RI looking for coffee (as I did waiting for a delayed…read moreflight to come in!), Mainstreet Coffee is a must! Great coffee, cute atmosphere and super friendly people! And because I had never been there, they gave me an unbelievably delicious homemade biscotti as a little "first timers" gift. Apparently, the other side of the restaurant is a bar at night with famous espresso martinis! I guess I will definitely have to find my back here one day!

Great little Main Street coffee shop. It had a delightful selection of specialty iced and hot…read morecoffee drinks. Along with some pastries and breakfast sandwiches. Vibe inside was great! I loved the baroque styling clean bathrooms, and friendly staff. If you get a chance to check it out, I highly recommend.

I adore The Nook. While I no longer live in Rhode Island, whenever I'm in town visiting family I…read moremake a point to stop in as often as I can. It's a spot that brings me great joy. I've brought my infant daughter a number of times and she loves toddling around making friends. The vibe is welcoming, the staff - especially the owner - is incredibly kind and there are so many homey touches to the decor. Other local businesses are used wherever possible (tea, pastries, etc). Coffee is... Yes. Really fun, funky and delicious seasonals, spot on regular bevvies that can accommodate many different tastes. I've tried the bagels with homemade cream cheese (yum) and a pastry or two (also yum). Haven't given that toasts or oatmeal a whirl yet but they all look great. All in all, The Nook is perfect and I always look forward to spending time here. Stay awesome.

Blown away by this spot! I've been in the area before and bright they had a nice vibe to them with…read morea mix of high top, table, outdoor, and lounge seating but was not expecting such quality coffee. I went with the baklava cold brew and it was among the best I've had in a while. The pistachio flavor really came through without being over powering. Unfortunately I didn't have time to get one of their toasts but those looked very enticing with a great array of options. Pricing was quite reasonable as well with the large being LARGE.

Felicia's has been one of my preferred stomping grounds for over 2 decades now, so my review is…read morestrongly biased via nostalgia. That said, I love it here. Their frozen hot chocolate was a high school staple, their flavored coffee and work friendly ambiance got me through graduate school, and I never visit RI without bringing back a bag of chocolate chip cookie beans. I've taken meetings at their small tables, curled up in an armchair with a book by the fireplace, gone on dates on the patio and snuggled with my infant daughter on the couch. There's a spot for whatever you need - as long as you get there before the rush! My go-to has always been a jalapeno bagel with jalapeno cream cheese; their baked goods are all made in-house and are chefs kiss. Once I became a coffee drinker I always opted for a black flavor of the day but have slowly been switching to a seasonal latte. It's all yummy. I love seeing their menu items grow and will occasionally treat myself to a slice of cake. It's not a cheap coffeeshop but I personally don't find it to be outlandish. Unfortunately indoors is not the most friendly atmosphere for a rambunctious toddler so on crummy weather days I visit other coffeeshops. The patio is better, though. They could also use a changing table for little ones. Regardless I'll still keep coming back!

I had an appointment in the area and stopped by on a weekday around 10am and they were packed! The…read moreiced chai was ok and the sesame bagel with jalapeño cheddar cream cheese was one of the better bagels I have had. There is ample seating inside, as well as outside. I will certainly be back!

Brought my toddler here to meet up with the bestie and we had a great time. Found the pastries to…read morebe delicious and I was happy with my seasonal latte. Staff was friendly - which I especially appreciated given my daughter is chaos incarnate and she ran around a large portion of our visit. We stayed inside but love that they have a small patio space, too. Will totally be returning!

I love Seven Stars! They have everything from tea and coffee to baked goods and breakfast…read moresandwiches. And...the give you a real mug and plate if you're staying. They have yet to get rid of plastic ware, but hopefully that will come. I don't mind spending a little more knowing that union workers are getting paid well. For a high quality breakfast or treat...definitely try this place out!

Double feature review for both the bar and coffeeshop ~…read more Bar: came on a Friday evening in August and it was veryyy quiet. Was told this is the norm in the summer and they were closing at 9pm (vs usual 11pm) because of it, which seemed fair. The bartender was very friendly and my hot n dirty vodka martini (olive and banana pepper juice) was delicious and well worth the $12 price tag. I cozied up on a leather chair with my book and enjoyed my time there. A few others trickled in but it stayed quiet. The bar stools were also extremely comfy. Coffeeshop: the next morning (Saturday around 10) I came in with my toddler for coffee and food. She was on a mission and there was lots for her to explore. Wish there was a gate or some sort of deterrant between the main area and the kitchen. I had a specialty coffee (chai, toffee syrup, espresso) and while yummy, a bit pricey. The same goes for my lox bagel (jalapeno). I also don't like that everything is served in disposable cups and plates. Go green! Service was okay - not very personable but I guess being busy can do that. If just reviewing the bar, I'd give full marks but the coffeeshop wasn't quite as a home run. Will absolutely come back, though! Outdoor area seems nice, too.

I've had mixed experiences. There's plenty of parking in the angled lot. Drinks tend to run on the…read morepricier side - I paid $10 for a Shipyard pumpkin beer in a glass bottle last fall, which felt a little crazy. They now have a $10 cocktail specials menu, but every time I or my friends have ordered off it, the item we want has an ingredient that's out of stock, and they have to substitute it for something else. Seems like they run into inventory issues? Service at the bar can take quite a while. There's only ever one bartender working, even on busy trivia nights, and I hate having to awkwardly stand at the end of the bar waiting to be served, and then waiting for my drink. The girl that's usually there is a sweetie pie and so helpful, but they really need to have more than one bartender at a time. The fact that the cafe coffee shop part isn't open when the bar part is is just a missed opportunity. I'd order their latte specials at 7 pm on a Thursday over and over, but you can't. They also don't have any food options except some super snacky light bites at night when the bar is open - missed money opportunity, people would get baked goods and sandwiches etc later at night! The furniture is pretty comfy and coffee shop like, but the low back and cushion placement on the couch is so uncomfortable to me, and the large soft chairs are way too deep so I can't either sit forward or comfortably sit back without my feet sticking in the air. Just very awkward furniture. I'd like to come during the coffee shop hours to try a latte since their specials always sound fun and are seasonal, but their set up just annoys me - I want to get a latte and then a cocktail 30 minutes later on the same visit, not have to come at the exact right time of day. There's room for improvement for sure. I also wish their trivia was displayed on a screen as it can be very loud and hard to understand the questions when they are only spoken verbally. Easy location off a main road, and the bathrooms are always very clean and well stocked.

Lots of personality jammed into a small space! I found the decor hilarious - especially the…read morebathroom wall art and book collection. Decent selection of drinks in the cooler with some edible to-go items (think chicken salad). All the sandwiches ($16) sound delicious. I had the Crabby Patty ($12), a breakfast sando with a smashed crab cake, soufflé egg, chili crisp, tomato and arugula on a beautifully toasted bola roll. It was divine. Their signature coffees are all very unique - perhaps a bit intense for some and likely calorie bombs but I enjoyed indulging in my Campfire Cold Brew after a hot yoga class. I'm assuming they offer regular coffee drinks, though none were listed. My only qualm with this spot is the price. Everything was a bit more expensive than I would have liked and I'm not sure all of it was on par with value. That said, I enjoyed my visit and would be happy to return.

After seeing someone post about the sandwiches here, I decided I wanted to check them out. I got…read morethe cutlet Caesar sandwich. I ended up splitting it because for me, it was a pretty big sandwich. It was really good. The chicken delicious and the lettuce was dressed nicely and fresh. There isn't a lot of seating inside so be prepared for the possibility that you might have to take your sandwich to go. We sat outside because it was a little busy when we went in. It was a cute little place and they make really good sandwiches.

The hostess & server were extremely friendly and welcoming!…read more I had such a good time at Wild Harvest in East Greenwich! I sat outside on the large patio, they also have a decent size indoor seating with a bar! I enjoyed a couple of cocktails, tried the pizza, & a smash burger The pizza was okay I didn't live the crust, but that smash burger was definitely the star of the show! The cheese pull, the flavor, the soft bun

I got to try Wild Harvest Cafe recently as part of a Yelp Elite event. I won't talk a ton about…read moreitems I received complimentarily (Ube Colada and Eggplant About It, the former I enjoyed and the latter not so much). Additionally, I purchased Say Cheese (cheese ravioli, rich marinara, a dollop of ricotta, fresh basil, Parmesan). The ravioli was pretty standard; we initially didn't get garlic bread, but that was quickly corrected after we brought it up. I loved the ambiance of Wild Harvest: it was like entering a cozy cabin haven in the middle of the woods. I wished I had some more time to explore the outside area and koi pond. Service was friendly and relatively fast. They were accommodative of my dietary restrictions, which was appreciated. However, I do think it general good practice to have at least one specific, thought-out vegetarian entree (or at least something with a meat substitute available) and non-alcoholic option on the menu. I also felt that the prices were a little steep for what was provided. There's plenty of parking in front of the restaurant. 6/10 would recommend for the ambiance and drinks, I'd have to come back to try other foods and the bakery.

I love everything about this little coffee shop! The outdoor seating and adorable furniture, the…read morecats walking around and begging for affection, the delicious drinks, and the warm and friendly staff. We really loved stopping in here - almost bought a hand painted chair displayed on the porch! The front lawn has plenty of space to lounge, play cornhole, etc. I just love it!

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This spot is downstairs from my nail salon and the delicious smells are hypnotizing. Finally…read moregrabbed myself a cupcake from here and it was delicious! Perfectly done from start to finish. They also serve cocktails and coffee (my fave) so I'll be trying those in the future as well. What a cute space! I'm sorry I didn't check it out sooner!

I celebrated a promotion with a friend and chose Silver Spoon Bakery to make the cake! The cake was…read moreabsolutely delicious. It was made out of a buttercream frosting and funfetti cake - a perfect mix. It was a small cake but thick and tall. Cost about $80. They didn't have black ribbon so I added ribbon afterwards myself - fun tip. I wish the heart shape of the cake was more pronounced. The shape looked very circular and the frosting was off white, more light yellow looking (hard to tell in the pic cause I edited the color of the picture) the cake was delicious though so made up for this. The bakery is in a busy area of East Greenwich on Main Street. You can find street parking but be sure to go early if picking up during prime time.

One of my preferences that aligns nicely with New England tropes is that as it gets colder, the…read morebeverages that I crave get frostier. A former Russian professor of mine who grew up in Moscow said that people there frequent ice cream carts only during the dead of winter so our ilk is not that weird, okay? It was snowing yet again on the way out of my dentist's appointment and I had just got the tip from a friend to try Marylou's near the office for the specialty iced beverages. He had recommended The Girl Scout Cookie but I didn't see it on the menu. In a snap decision, I went for the "Frosty Minty Lou"...without consulting Yelp! Livin' on the edge there, y'all. I've found that if an establishment is willing to add their name when naming an item, it's something they usually stand by. And stand by the Frosty Minty Lou they should because it was delish. They had forgot to add the whipped cream on after asking me if I wanted any but I'll let that slide. I'm not someone who enjoys Frappuccinos/Dunkaccino type beverages usually but this was exactly what those should be like. It was perfectly sweet (clearly I like sweet stuff) with a perfect balance of mint and chocolate. It was decadent but with just the right amount of ice to actually taste the coffee amidst the sweetness. I have never slurped down one of those types of drinks so fast but I pretty much destroyed a medium Frosty Minty Lou in, like, 30 minutes. I wonder if I had some massive insulin spike after finishing my drink because I came home and took a nap immediately afterward. Likely a sugar crash. So I guess I'll avoid the frozen drinks if I need to be awake after drinking my coffee. With that said, this was so good that I see what other reviewers are saying about craving more Marylou's immediately after finishing one beverage from there because I immediately wanted more. I'm already plotting a trip back as soon as possible to try something less sugary in the hopes that I can find items I can drink on a more regular basis. Even if iced sugary stuff ends up being what I like there, it's so worth it to come back on a day when you want to treat yo'self at a chain that really adds some local flavor. If you have a day when you need a life pick-me-up, getting a Frosty Minty Lou at Marylou's is a perfect way with which to do it.

The lady working and who took our order through the drive through was SO polite. My friend & I…read moreordered 2 cheese danish's which were super yummy even at 3:00 pm. Not amazing but I knew that. The drinks came out in a timely fashion, and they were very good themselves. Clean drive through, no one was even in it, and overall the exact experience I expect when going to Mlous.