The Espresso Guys are the best. They were back today so I enjoyed seeing all my friends and got a…read moreshot of espresso to go. I take it home to make a Americano. Yepez remembers me from each month. It's very good when your barista knows what you like. I got his photo when he was hard at work. The owner was by his side working together. Great teamwork at every popup we have. Check them out and invite them to your summer gatherings. Their Iced Coffee is so good. My one friend had Mocha.

The Espresso Guys are an awesome mobile pop-up business in NYC. They have the best Chai Latte in…read moreNew York! It's so creamy, rich and satisfying.

I went to Tazza Cafe planning to get an açaí bowl, but was told the kitchen was already closed…read more.. at only 4pm. This was honestly frustrating, especially since their hours say they close at 6. It would've been helpful to know ahead of time that the kitchen closes earlier than the actual store. I ended up getting the cherry mocha iced latte instead, and I will say it was good -- it had a strong cherry flavor and was definitely enjoyable. I'd be open to giving this place another chance because the drink was solid, but the early kitchen closure was disappointing and something they should be more clear about.

I decided to swing by and grab a coffee. The store was clean which is a reason why I gave the…read moreadditional star. But the service is horrendous. The older lady that helped me was very confrontational when I placed my order. I was watching her and she didn't listen to one thing I ordered. I asked for a latte and she gave me regular coffee. It was towards the end of the day and they already shut down the espresso machine at 5:10. I drank coffee all my life so when I tasted it, I knew it was an espresso and just regular coffee when I asked her she said no it's espresso which clearly wasn't a waste of seven dollars but a lesson learned take the drive go to another place cause this one.

My favorite cafe. I love their drinks, especially the frozen…read morechai. And I love their merch. I have a BC hat. It's so comfy. I have a mug. I love it and use it all of the time. And I have other BC merch too that I love. I love stopping in and sitting inside too. Their seating area is cozy. I love the decor here too. It's very relaxed. I can't wait to stop back in again soon.

I want so badly to give Black Cow Coffee a higher review however unfortunately every time I have…read morebeen they have made a mistake. Very cute and cozy location with delicious coffee. A great spot to sit and work or have a nice conversation. However, on all five of my visits so far there has been a mistake. Often forgetting to add flavor to latte even after watching them plug it in on the computer or making a to stay latte in a to-go cup. Hope to see less mistakes in the future as it is great coffee when it comes out right.

The leader in Italian pastry stores, just as good as when they were in Mt Vernon.Pastries are fresh…read morewith good selection staff very good

Everything at this bakery is just perfect. Been coming here Many years. unique and never…read more Disappointing Staff and owner are terrific. I'll be back soon.

Very cute cafe in this local neighborhood. The staff were super friendly and telling us about her…read morebackground and connection to Philippines. There's a huge variety of drinks, food, snacks and pantry items. My hot ube latte with espresso and oat milk was hot and cozy. The pandesals were tasty. It's nice to see such a cute spot to relax and enjoy the local community art brought together.

A side trip here came on the way back from Sleepy Hollow. It's a little off the beaten path if…read moreyou're driving on the Saw Mill Parkway, but it's located right next to a Metro-North train station on the Harlem Line (Hawthorne I wanna say? But I could be wrong given I am normally on the New Haven Line). Anyway, this place has 5-star reviews across the bar which is how this ended up being the first option I could find on the Saw Mill. So went we did. You can find street parking right next to its building. This is a nice quaint little art shop, and there's plenty of things here you can buy if you just need that something extra in your life. It is a Filipino shop with plenty to check out if art shops are your thing. I personally get bored with them pretty easily if I'm not fully invested in what art places have to offer, but that's nothing against this place as that is just a personal preference. So what you see on my pictures here is what I had: the Ube cheesecake and the Ube Affogato. Believe it or not this is not my first experience with affogato as there used to be an affogato place on the way to/from work I would stop by for. It's ice cream and espresso, and let me tell you that if you haven't had a good affogato before, you're missing out! In fact, I even once met a cast of actual Netflix actors and actresses at that old affogato shop, and there was one person in the cast that remarked that I could have fit in right with the cast. So by getting the Ube affogato here, it was like taking a trip down memory lane. It WAS however my first experience with ube, so it was a taste of old times and new memories all-in-one. Both things I had were really delicious! If I have more Ube things in the future and they're this good, I might have a new contender for a new favorite flavor of food! The customer service was really nice too. The lady working there you can tell puts a lot of care into what she does. A nice little tidbit I like is that when I asked for a spoon for my cheesecake, she shared that Filipinos tend to eat cheesecake that way as well. I thought that was some really cool knowledge. And the ambiance is very homestyle that sometimes you can't tell it's actually a shop. This will make for a great morning stop if you're ever in the area. Maybe you could stop by here, kick it slow a bit before catching a train to NYC, or even Sleepy Hollow. This place gets both my thumbs way, WAY up!

Cute little café in the Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture. The café is associated with…read morethe infamous Blue Hill and the food sure did not disappoint. I came here to visit the center and participate in the many activities this place has to offer so for lunch, we stopped by to replenish. The café is small on the inside but has various seating on the outside. The café offers cups, mugs, coffee beans, and tote bags for sale. They also offer super delicious food. I tried a number of items because everything looked so delicious and fresh. I tried the butternut squash soup which came piping hot. It was delicious on a fall day, sweet but not overly sweet with pure butternut squash taste. I also tried the fried chicken, although cold, it was super moist on the inside, a nice crunch from the skin on the outside. Then I shared the kale and cheddar scone which was just as delicious. It had a sweet undertone to it even though it was made with savory ingredients. The cheddar and kale mixed perfectly well with each other, without one overpowering the other. Then the corn, bean bacon mix (didn't catch its official name) was just as amazing. Although it looked super simple, the seasoning was amazing. It had a good hit of salt from the bacon and the chickpeas, red beans, corn was so fresh. Mixed in with fresh herbs, it was just too good. Lastly, the boiled egg. I had to try it because I had collected some of their eggs earlier and was determined to try eggs from the farm. It was perfectly cooked. It was big in size. Simple and delicious. Lastly, right before we left, I got the chocolate spelt cookie. Fresh out of the oven so it was still hot. The chocolate was gooey and cookie was perfectly baked. Big in size so easy to share. Overall, amazing baked goods. They also offered sandwiches, muffins and corn bread. If I ever go back, I would probably get about 5 small dishes again just so I can try as much as I can!

OK, so in theory, I love Blue Hill. My friend and her husband treated my husband, kids and me for…read moremy birthday. I had warned that my kids would likely not touch anything there, and so we relied on some store purchases to occupy them. The person working the cash register was a little off, insisting everything was kid friendly. They were serving a Reuben-style sandwich situation that honestly, was not my vibe. I do not like most fermented things besides a full sour pickles and some varieties of olives. The sides were all delicious, as was the dessert. The grounds were very pretty, too.

You know you are obsessed with checking out coffee shops when you see several posts about a newly…read moreopened one close by and you are there by noon! Earlybird is a coffee shop that just opened in Briarcliff Manor and they have another location in Riverdale. I came by because I truly needed a pick me up after a busy day in the office. The space is super cute, and next time I return I definitely need to pick up some merchandise. I thought I was going to order a cold brew (though the Nutella latte also sounded tempting) but ended up ordering a cinnamon matcha latte. It really did hit the spot!

Do NOT miss this place! Best avocado toast I have had in ages. Really friendly staff and the ice…read morecoffee was awesome too.

Air conditioned and narrow. Easy going staff. Got a great tasting coffee. Needs new chairs…read more Rebel review: 4

When I was living in Tarrytown, I would meet my tutor here to study. Plenty of space. Good customer…read moreservice. Cool music. Fond memories.

I went here for lunch and decided on the chicken parm wedge. It was absolutely delicious! The…read morechicken cutlet was seasoned and cooked perfectly, the marinara sauce was really tasty and not overly salty or acidic, and the fresh mozzarella was melting in my mouth. I'm still thinking about this a day later. The place has some seating inside if you want to eat there. It can get crowded but they had our 3 subs ready to go in less than 10 minutes.

Excellent! From delivery to freshness of everything I ordered. Awesome. I'll order from them again.read more