A cozy and incredibly inviting little coffee shop. It feels like hanging out in the living room of…read morea family member's house. Service was fast and friendly, I sat in an old, comfy chair with a spicy chai latte and did some work, didn't feel rushed at all. There are dairy alternatives available (soy, oat, and almond) and a good variety of drinks, including Italian sodas, matcha, and smoothies on top of the coffee and tea classics.

Overall enjoyed our stop in here. Got an iced coffee with 1 pumpkin of syrup which was still a…read moreteeny bit too sweet for me and my fiancé got a hot drip coffee which he enjoyed. Easy spot off the main strip in Gloucester and good vibes.

We placed an order to go for breakfast. I ordered a dozen donuts and 7 sandwiches. All were…read moreamazing! I recommend ordering online and picking up the food. Rightfully so, the place is very popular and had a long line of customers.

Not sure how this place was so busy. I ordered a large iced latte with vanilla. It was very watered…read moredown, and honestly just bad. The donut was good (I got the cinnamon one), even though it was small for the price.

This is my favorite place to go for breakfast, hands down. I'm boring: I get the same thing every…read moresingle time. I usually browse the menu, drive myself crazy looking at the yummy options, and end up ordering my usual. What can I say? I'm a sucker for scrambled eggs, and this place does scrambled eggs perfectly. If you're a pancake eater, the pancakes here are HUGE. If I were to order even one, I know I'd never manage to finish it and eat anything else I ordered. Weekends are busy, of course. It's not a very big place, so it fills up quick. Service here is pretty good, even when it's busy. I once saw a (freakishly big) spider crawling on the ceiling and worried about it dropping down on me, and the waitress suggested that we move to another table, saying that she'd want to move too. Everything is pretty cheap, and the quality of the food is great. The one downside is the price of bacon. It's just too much for the amount they give you. (But it's been a while since I've ordered bacon there, so for all I know, they give a more generous serving now.)

This is the quintessential local greasy spoon diner and I couldn't be more complimentary about that…read morestatement. Sit at the counter, mull over the menu with a fresh cup, and watch the day go by from the window. I love that the kitchen and dining room are staffed by the two sisters. This is the kind of place that the patrons and staff are on first name basis. Sure, you'll get visitors like me but this place is mostly locals. My favorite quirk is the Portuguese sausage - linguica; all the way in Gloucester? Count me in. Is every dish executed perfectly? Certainly not. But you can taste the love and care in every dish.

What a treat in the heart of coastal Gloucester! Two Sisters is a quaint, small diner right near…read morethe water, a prime location for anyone wishing for that small beach town feel. The wait staff makes every customer feel like they're a close friend, and the food was absolutely do die for. I got a simple serving of toast, eggs, potatoes and bacon, and it was some of the best I've ever had. I can't wait to come back when I visit next time!

I really hate to leave a bad review for a small local business. But this was just inexcusable…read more Ordered two sandwiches from the menu. The turkey melt and chicken salad wrap. Was charged $10.75 + tax for chicken salad with a few stray cranberries, and a piece of lettuce. no salt, pepper, seasoning or even the walnuts that were stated on the menu. The turkey melt was supposed to come with turkey, swiss, bacon, tomato, and drizzle which I assumed was balsamic or something similar. It was a slice of turkey and cheese. Period. For $11.75 + tax. Same price as the sandwich i ordered, from the menu, which i ordered by the name as it is written, on the menu. Absurd. And waited 20 minutes, as they said that was how long it would take, and walked out of my way for this. Quality of turkey was good. Everything else about this experience was so incredibly disappointing.

This place is super cute if you need to grab something convenient or even a gluten free baked good…read more I am so happily surprised to have not only two but three gluten free baked good options and they are delicious too! With a ton of "regular" stuff for my boyfriend to enjoy. I am a classically trained barista and the lattes were honestly perfect. I couldn't believe the one I had was almond milk because it was frothed so good but she got it right for sure. People are always gonna be unhappy with stuff when they are unhappy, this is honestly a great spot.

We loved everything we tried and want to come back to try other things. We also really love that…read moreyou focus on locally grown fresh ingredients that haven't traveled thousands of miles. Thank you for being part of the solution that is helping to make our future healthy and safe. We will tell others about your restaurant and definitely will see you soon!

This was a spur of the moment find on our way to Hammond Castle (also well worth a visit). We were…read morehangry and looking for breakfast-ish options and Source Bakery more than hit the spot. Their menu is centered around the almighty biscuit - biscuits/scones are one of my favorite ways to inhale carbs but they can run on the too bread-y side of the spectrum. These were fantastic: delicate crumb, beautiful golden color, and sturdy enough to hold in all the sandwich fillings. I went with the classic breakfast egg sandwich (scrambled egg, cheese, and arugula) and added sausage. This was one of those rare situations where the bread vehicle outshined the fillings. The egg, while nice and fluffy (and tasted like real egg instead of the diluted mix I've had elsewhere), could have used some more seasoning and was begging for a healthy dollop of ketchup or hot sauce. The only thing that came through strongly was the salt crystals on the top of the biscuit. Tried a bite of my husband's chicken salad on a cheddar/onion biscuit and had the same reaction - the biscuit overpowered everything else. Not that I'm complaining. The bakery is on a side street off the busier, more touristy Rogers Street. I had this idea too late but next time I'm in Gloucester, I'd take a biscuit sandwich to the beach area along Western Ave. The cafe itself is very, very cute, with little nooks and crannies everywhere for seating and even a comfy looking couch. Bathroom was clean. We found a parking lot one street over in the other direction.

The food is amazing at The Cove Cafe.I especially like the variety of coffees and bakery items and…read moresandwiches A real gem for CapeAnn for sure .Wont be disappointed.

This place is great. Terrific food and coffee. Nice people. I appreciate the variety of Gluten Free…read moreoptions and that they are careful when preparing food for GF customers.