Nice place to visit on a saturday morning for some fresh breakfast. I ordered the bacon and…read morepepperjack scone and an iced pumpkin chia latte. the latte was spectacular and the scone was perfect. I also tried the blueberry muffin and it was tasty as well. They were understaffed so it did take a while but it was also a game day in manhattan so it was packed. the staff was friendly and the place was clean. I would be back to try their hot breakfast and get another latte

Easy, chill breakfast spot! I stopped in for a quick bite to eat and coffee and this was a great…read morespot for it. I got the breakfast sandwich - it was pretty standard, exactly what you want to fill you up for the day. Mine was a touch overcooked I think but it was still pretty good. I also got a brown sugar iced latte and that was very tasty! Very relaxed vibes, perfect little college coffee shop hang out.

Sorry my fork dirty eww and treat mostly gone it was too good. Delicious chocolate peanut butter…read morebar, I want to learn how to make one. I've only been here twice and it's the only thing I've had from here tbh but I want to come back sometime to study and try more food and drinks. They had a soup today that smelled really good. I love the cozy decor, like the clocks in time zones around the world on the wall. Staff is nice and friendly.

Such a beautiful spot! It was conveniently located right across the street from our hotel, so we…read moredecided to give it a try. They even have a drive thru, which is a nice bonus. The inside was charming, and you could tell everything was made in house. From the freshly baked breads to the treats on display. We ordered a few scones, a quiche, a chicken salad, and of course, two dirty chai lattes. The food was absolutely delicious, but unfortunately, the coffee was a letdown. The chai lattes didn't taste like chai at all, which was disappointing given they were nearly $15 for both. I mentioned it to an employee, who simply explained how they were made, but didn't seem too concerned at first. Thankfully, after a short while, she brought us two new ones and those were actual chai lattes. Much better! The place did feel a little disorganized, like the staff wasn't quite in sync, but maybe that was just my impression. Aside from the initial coffee mishap, everything else was great!

This new cafe took over the Radina's space in the Leadership Studies building on campus. Manager…read moreJames M. is a coffee expert, but the drinks are much more creative than this! I was thrilled to see ube, matcha, and other unique items on the menu. I have tried a matcha soda and an ube matcha so far. I do hear the coffee is really great though. Even though I am not a big coffee drinker, I probably should give it a try. My first visit was during the soft opening during lunch time, so I tried a dragonfruit bowl. There are various options including blue spirulina, acai, and chia bases besides dragonfruit. Now there are other menu offerings including sandwiches and salads. I believe there is a partnership with The Hungry Chickpea too! Stop by here when the Fall semester is in session!

I ordered a match latter and a dirty chai, both with oat milk. The total was 15$. I'm not going to…read moresay that these prices are affordable for students because they're not and I feel the drinks should be a little cheaper to accommodate students but overall the drinks came out delicious. The atmosphere is great, quiet and open eating. There aren't enough tables for people to sit at but if you do have a chance to sit down the place is very comfortable, even has a nice little fire place!

I would vote this is the best coffee in town. I love the layout of the coffee shop and the staff…read moreare always very friendly. I make a specific order sometimes and they always outdo themselves. Radinas for the win!

U gotta go and try for yourself great bread and even better sandwiches and coffee gotta try if…read moreyou're close by

The banana smoothie here is perfect, and their Americano is a two-for-two winner. New favorite spot!read more

I came in today and ordered a smoothie. Ainsley took my order and made my drink. While I did not…read morethink that we had a negative interaction, my drink was not fully mixed together and was not filled all the way. There was not much hospitality and she did not make me feel very welcomed unlike the other worker who greeted me and told me to have a nice day with a genuine smile.

What's up!? A THIRD Asian market in the Little Apple...within walking distance from campus!? We…read moredrove up to the center to eat at Thai Noodle, and I saw "EASTERN GROCERY" and an open sign and squealed for joy! Eric R.'s ear drums stayed intact though. We walked in and the new owner told us he opened Saturday and still was getting in products including more produce. There was a pretty reasonable amount of produce though - daikon, greens, lots of types of mushrooms, mammoth ginger root (see my pic), and other goods. There is a lot of space and most of the shelves seemed sparsely stocked, but there were tons of boxes in the back. I think it was cool of him to open before fully stocked, because this is a little more accessible than the other markets, though Yi's is technically walkable from campus. Aggieville is just much closer. There were drinks, snacks, pocky and other sweets, noodles, spices, sauces, rice, and even cookware like bamboo steamers. I bet this will be well received once it is fully functioning. I am thrilled that we have three markets in our small city with ingredients that I use on a regular basis, so this is a welcome addition to town!

What a wonderful throw-back experience. The West once had dozens of roadside short-order cafes,…read morewhich specialized in breakfast, homemade pie, and coffee. Stacy's has been building such a tradition for 60 years, perched just off the interstate. Friendly greetings and a real community vibe. Workers and patrons like one another. There's a small counter, a number of booths, and then a larger room of tables. They can handle any size group. Bacon, eggs, hash browns were perfect. Coffee is much better than expected. And get a cinnamon Roll for the road--really superior. Plenty of parking. Get inside and enjoy a community institution

The food is convenient, but the cake and pie are what really stand out. Customer service felt a bit…read moreawkward. I mentioned that I needed to cut my breakfast short because they were about to close, and I was told that the owner would be upset.

The food is simple but delicious, the bacon cheeseburger was juicy with the perfect amount of…read morecrunchy bacon. The service was kind, friendly, and the food came out promptly (10-15 minutes). The restaurant/ bakery is located in a converted house which adds to the homey feel of the place. Overall 5/5!

Place is really cool it's at the end of the yellow brick road, service was super awesome the food…read morewas very good large portions and reasonable prices, inside sends you back to old school houses with wallpaper so cool.