Cozy little coffee shop in Barnstable offering craft coffee…read more ***Must try the rosemary latte with house made rosemary syrup!*** The sandwiches are also really good! Street parking only. Looks like the parking lot is only for Barnstable Market, and they clearly don't share parking because of all the signs.

Absolutely delicious. I had a strawberry Matcha and an egg, goat cheese, fig, arugula, and tomato…read morebreakfast sandwich and it was amazing. It's so cute inside and the barista's are so nice.

The bookshop is cute, although the drinks were a little boring. The matcha latte was too milky, but…read moreit was blended well together though. The pistachio latte was a little too sweet. The large isn't much bigger than a medium, FYI.

If this makes sense, when I came here I expected the coffee and breakfast to be good…read more I just didn't expect it to be this good. Everything from the taste of the coffee to the texture of the pancakes was executed perfectly. The attention to detail was key. When it comes to breakfast you really need that level of attention to turn basic foods into greatness. Heck, the avocado toast was more like a sandwich. It's worth your time.

First time I bought your Chicke Pot Pie (frozen) from Ingel's in SC. Delicious! Loaded with…read morechicken, gravy and veggies.

I am so glad I found Centerville Pies on a work trip! Their quiche was a perfect addition to my…read moremorning rush, ensuring I was eating something substantial. I tried mini mixed berry and pumpkin pies, and hope to go back sometime soon for full size. The staff at the counter were kind and patient with my extended decision-making process!

We stayed at Margaritaville on a Monday a few weeks after they opened. Rather than the usual…read moreStarbucks, we opted to try this place for coffee on a Monday afternoon. The price was less than Starbucks and the Caramel oat milk latte was great! You could tell that the staff was very new as it took a little bit of time to check out, but I'm sure they'll work that out over time. I ordered breakfast the next day. I had two eggs, cheddar cheese on an English muffin. It was absolutely delicious. I'm still surprised at how much I liked it! The lady that made it was so great and took her time to make sure everything was placed perfectly. There was even crunchy cheese around the edges! Lattes were great again the second time. They just need to work out the timing as it did take a little bit. Very nice inside, you would never even know you were in the old Cape Codder. Overall we had a great experience here!

Firstly, wonderful attentive and kind staff! The two young women working were so friendly. The…read morespace is really nice with a wide variety of seating. The pricing is super reasonable considering this is a resort. I wasn't expecting the pizza to be as delicious as it was! It was quality for the price and came out fast and piping hot. This a great food option!

Very small place, but it had what I needed:…read more -A clean functional bathroom -Coffee cake -friendly people Also took ApplePay! Great parking too

If I could give this place 5 stars, I would. ... but backwards…read more I genuinely need someone to explain to me how MaryLou's is famous, because this experience was less "coffee shop" and more caffeinated confusion with a side of frozen breakfast sandwich. First of all, the bathroom was gross. A ring in the toilet is equivalent to the suffe-ring I'm about to endure coming to this place. Second, the three young ladies working there did not greet us and seemed endlessly annoyed that we had committed the unforgivable crime of... walking into the coffee shop and ordering coffee. Now let's talk about the coffee. Their menu is handwritten, which would be cute if it were actually UPDATED. The flavor listed was no longer the flavor of the day, it was the flavor of yesterday, the actual flavor of the day was already out, and somehow the flavor of the month -- horchata -- was just coffee. Pot. Coffee. How is horchata a pot coffee??? Did we sprinkle cinnamon into the regular brew and say, "¡Olé, she's horchata now!"? And how are you OUT of coffee flavors when coffee is literally the main character here? Also, the coffee was lukewarm at best. I'm no co-fee-nnoisseur, but I have had many a coffees in my lifetime, and one thing I know for certain is that HOT COFFEE should, at minimum, be hot. Then came the food. The stuffed waffle sandwich was FROZEN in the middle. We returned it. They "made" another one... and somehow Round 2 came back lukewarm, soggy, and equally depressing. At that point, just hand me the microwave and let me finish cooking it myself. The bacon, egg and croissant sandwich was another mystery. That "croissant" had the texture, density, and emotional support capabilities of a hoagie. Listen, I understand this is a coffee place and not a Michelin-starred breakfast establishment. But if the food is going to arrive iced, soggy, frozen in the middle, and impersonating a croissant, maybe stop selling food until everyone has made peace with the toaster oven or a good microwave at the very least. And apparently they didn't know how to make one of the sandwiches THEY ADVERTISE. Ma'am. It is your sandwich. But what really killed the entire experience was watching how one employee was being treated by her own coworkers. They were mean and uncomfortable to watch, especially toward a coworker who appeared to be LGBTQ+. Whatever was going on, the energy was awful. Suddenly the unwelcoming service made a lot more sense. Mean-girl service + lukewarm pot coffee + frozen breakfast sandwiches + mystery croissants = one very negative experience. Neither Mary nor Lou would be happy with this display. Mary? Disappointed. Lou? Probably asking to have his name taken off the building. And me? Still trying to understand how cinnamon coffee became horchata. Mary and Lou, please come play Secret Santa and Secret Shop at your own coffee shop, because somebody needs to unwrap what is going on here. I'll never return here, thanks tres mean amigas!

Great Awakening is a hidden gem in my opinion. Creative flavors that are executed at a high level…read more The mocha had deep coffee/cherry notes that paired well with the sweet richness of the chocolate, add in the creamy foam from milk of your choice and this was one of the better Mochas I've ever had. Staff were friendly and happy to recommend drinks for those on the fence of what to order. Coffee was brought straight to our table since we were not taking the drink to go. The space was warm and inviting. A couple of ottomans, a few tables, and some bar seats. Looked like there were puzzles/games for patrons to use. Ample parking outside.

Ordered an Iced Vanilla Latte with their housemade Almond Milk! Good flavors, good coffee. The…read morebarista was a very kind man, super helpful & made sure I liked my coffee with the recommended almond milk. Cute sitting area, plenty of space.

We stopped in here after nearly everything was already cleared out, which was a bummer. Go early to…read moreget something! I tried to order off the sandwich menu on the wall, but apparently those were also sold out. Tried to order an iced tea-lemonade, but was told they didn't have that either, and all they had were the bottles in the display fridge. When I tried to order the sandwich and modify it slightly (removing lettuce), the first girl working simply said they were out of sandwiches, and then the second girl next to her felt the need to add, "and we don't do modifications." Lady, you don't even have any food here, so it's a bit of a moot point, isn't it? Left feeling unnecessarily scolded, still hungry. 3 stars because it was super cute inside, and for the potential.

Stopped here for breakfast and it was DELICIOUS!…read more I got the poached eggs with chorizo and polenta and it was heavenly. The flavors went together so well - I only wish there was a little bit of crunch for an additional flavor dimension. We also got a croissant from the bakery and a latte and both were fantastic

Lighthouse Keeper's Pantry is absolutely worth the stop. The only downside is the parking it can be…read morea little tight and challenging but don't let that keep you away. The coffee, atmosphere, and creativity are incredible. We tried the Fluffy Seagull, Dockside Drag, and The Sunburn. The Fluffy Seagull was perfectly sweet and nostalgic, the Dockside Drag was one of the most unique lattes I've ever had, and The Sunburn had just the right amount of spicy kick. Every drink felt thoughtfully crafted. I also loved all the little details around the property. The Christmas trees made out of Fluff containers and lobster buoys were such a fun, quirky New England touch and made the whole place feel even more memorable.

As we ordered our coffee , a square Pyrex dish adjacent to the register drew our attention,…read morecontaining what looked like homemade quiche, prompting us to order two for warming, it was very tasty. The prices of our quiche and coffee was fair, I hate to say it but I haven't had a decent cup of coffee during our visit so far. Separately, the pie prices, at $40, seemed steep, although we did not purchase one and therefore cannot comment on if it's worth it. Parking proved somewhat challenging, as it is at the rear of the coffee shop, potentially making patrons feel somewhat confined or trapped. Nonetheless, pedestrians can access the shop easily straightforward walk-up. Upon entering, the warm and inviting atmosphere, reminded me of an East Coast Cracker Barrel, because it has an assortment of souvenirs including hoodies, homemade jams, and more. The service provided was satisfactory. Oh I remember something funny. Lol we accidentally went past the drive way and came across a dentists parking lot with a handwritten sign that said: "No parking for coffee fufu drinkers" I thought that it was kinda funny

Amazing coffee! Great GF muffins and cookies!…read moreBagels were also delicious! We will definitely be back before we leave!

Came here for first time because of reviews…read more Coffee was warm had to have them give me a hot coffee which was watered down They have 4? Varieties of doughnuts Doughnut holes 4? Muffin varieties and 2 croissants The hash browns are from Costco I think, taste exactly like them. Burrito is ok but a bit dry The seats are all wood nothing comfortable and I noticed nobody really sitting too long It may not be suitable for kids if you're from a conservative family as it seems to attract purple haired, goth and alternative lifestyle type folk as the interior signage suggests. I won't be coming back but it's been an interesting experience Staff are nice though

Pleasant people, great food too! Quick stop for a bite or beverage on way to work...sushi looks…read morefresh too

Deli was awesome and two guys selling there the first day we went were awesome. Second time we…read morewent, we did not know the deli was closed. A different man was there behind the deli. He was talking with two local girls. . I think the owner. He was very unfriendly and rude to me. Because I asked if the deli was open. He acted like he did not hear me. While looking straight at me. Then said the deli was closed. Funny the two cute young girls were served. Very uncomfortable and degrading as I am overweight. I work hard and am very considerate of others. I am non judgemental. I am too embarrassed and angry to give the owner one more cent. I already work 60 hours a week as a nurse. I am never rude or degrading. I will not be back. I was polite, apologized and left.