Love this place. Used to go with dad for coffee all the time. But now that I'm a grown up, living…read morein metro west, I don't get out here very often. Literally right of the exit on Rt 2. So convenient- if you happen to be in that area of the state. Get one of the Scandinavian Almond muffins. OMG. So good. To die for good Coffee is self serve out of those thermos dispenser things. But it is HOT. Like almost burn your mouth hot. Which is a good thing.

Right off of Route 2, this bake shop/gift shop/ice cream store is cute outside and inside. I don't…read morethink you can find a place in the state that sells this amount of homemade Scandinavian baked goods. The Finnish coffee bread had good flavor, though a tad dry. The Scandinavian almond cupcake is a bit sweet for me but has a strong almond flavor. You can find a variety of local food , Scandinavian, and other gifts at the store too. It's a nice place to get a gift on the way to visiting someone. They have dairy products and other perishables as well. There's some outdoor seating at the store and the abundance of flowers outside was a nice touch. I guess, hence, the Kitchen Garden... Service was friendly and helpful. I wished they had some limpa or Finnish rye, but I came pretty late in the day. Maybe I'll try the ice cream sometime, though it's from Bliss over in Attleboro, which is closer to Boston. This general store is a nice stop along Route 2.

We go here at least twice a week. Absolutely the best around here for breakfast or lunchread more

Very cute breakfast and lunch restaurant. Staff are very personable and capable. They clearly have…read moretheir ;regulars'. Nice music piped in too. The ambiance is very low key, easy to keep clean tables, chairs and floor. The coffee is good. Pancakes are huge. I asked twice for real maple syrup but unless she forgot to charge me for it, I think I got 'pancake' syrup, which is made of corn syrup and I'm not supposed to eat that. Note to self, if you have a food sensitivity or allergy, be sure they know it because I just tried to order according to my needs and didn't spell it out as I should have. The full order of Irish breakfast - an eggs bene over corned beef hash - is HUGE. A half order is absolutely enough for your average size breakfast. I ordered two pancakes, and one would have been enough for my appetite. Another note to self - portions are big. On street parking. Single restroom off dining area. Friendly staff. Good food and coffee. Definitely worth a stop for a home style breakfast.

Love this cozy little cafe. The staff are knowledgeable, friendly and enthusiastic. The specialty…read morecoffee drinks are creative and delicious; lots of choices but the staff will guide you and apparently the flavors are homemade with real ingredients. Tried the gluten-free chocolate peanut butter oat bars on my last visit, they're amazing!

We found this lovely little cafe in a quiet country side, serving breakfast, lunch, ice cream…read more(during season), baked goods, and all sorts of coffee. From the moment we walked in, we were welcomed with a big welcoming smile. The inside walls and ceiling were covered with wood, creating that cozy homey feeling. There were lots of cute, funny decorations, and fluffy bear and spotted cow cuddly friends. On our first visit, we already had breakfast, so we were there for a coffee and a dessert. We were interested in their Coffee Flight, featuring all the ice cream flavors that they offer. How fun is that! The coffee float was a nice size, all pretty darn good, and yes, reminded me of ice cream for sure. We tried one of their baked goods, French Toast Muffin with warm buttery syrup (?) for additional $1. And I tell you, the additional $1 was totally worth it in my opinion, it was like a warm liquid of gold! Sweet, decadent, and comforting. We went back another day to get actual breakfast. We got large Mocha Cold Brew Coffee Float, and Raspberry Flavored Latte. When they say large, they are not joking. Those coffees were huge! They were a bit too sweet for me, now I know not to order large, and ask them to make it less sweet. For food, I got Sausage, Egg & Cheese on toasted bagel (additional $3). I also added the home fries for additional $4. Total came to be $15, a bit pricier than expected for a simple dish, but they were filling and satisfying. Their bagels are made daily, and have several different flavors. My hubby went with Two Eggs with Home Fries & French Toast. He changed the regular French Toast to S'mores French Toast for additional $3, making it around $18. It was a big breakfast, came in 2 separate plates. S'mores French Toast was fun, but extra sweet and decadent... The ladies who work here were as friendly and welcoming. They don't have gourmet dishes or drinks, and the price can get a bit high, but they sure give you the warm, sweet feeling. We have gone back a couple more times, and I am sure we will go back again.

I couldn't figure out from the photos on Google what the parking situation was here, so let me be…read morethe first to let you know that this coffee shop is in a plaza/strip mall with a large public shared lot - yay! The decor of this shop is delightful - there's a beautiful, colorful mural on the wall and lots of gorgeous plants. The tile on the coffee counter makes me feel like I'm on an exotic vacation. This is clearly a spot people love to hang out and get work done as almost every table - both inside and in the outdoor area - was full with someone on a laptop working on Labor Day, and I can see why - the vibes are great and the music is relaxing. There's an overall scent of spice and fancy coffee. I was really excited to see an Ube Shaken Espresso on the seasonal summer menu, so that's what I ordered - made with almond milk. The cashier that took my order was very polite and let me know that the ube cold foam was made with heavy cream and asked if that was ok. A glutton for anything ube, I said yes - however, I found it had a strong milk flavor that kind of overpowered the ube notes more than I'd like. The drink could have also been a little sweeter, I wonder if there was a flavored syrup or ube syrup I could have added. They had both dessert and food options, including a lot of Halal empanada options that looked delicious. I'd like to go back to try more of what is on the menu and see what's on their next seasonal menu - the Yemeni teas would be of interest, as well as the baked goods. I will certainly keep it in mind next time I'm in the area, it's a cozy spot with unique offerings you don't see in many places locally!

Got a matcha latte here, and a couple snacks including chicken pot pie and a slice of toast. Vibe…read morewas good - lots of people working. My matcha latte w/ oat milk was smooth and creamy.

The food is fresh & delicious - a real treat! My fiancée & I shared a bowl of southwestern chicken…read moresoup with fresh, toasted bread which had just the right smog spices. Then, I had a shrimp po boy sandwich with large, tasty breaded shrimp and remulade sauce with fries. My fiancee had a delicious grilled cheese sandwich with apples. The bread is delicious and made fresh daily!

The absolute best. Kind service. Great coffee. The bagel was the stand out -- perfectly cooked with…read morea delicious chive cream cheese. Get the apple cider donuts if they're in the case! The seating area is absolutely lovely with beautiful decor, lights, and books. We were lucky enough to have live music! A great place for breakfast, coffee, pastries, and baked goods.

Pfriends Coffee Shop, located on Main Street in Three Rivers, is a much-needed shop in Palmer…read more They rock a psychedelic vibe with concert posters enlivening the walls and tie-dye tshirts for sale. A tv features a concert in the seating area. While this isn't to my own taste, I really appreciate that they have created a definite atmosphere that is full of good energy. I popped in around 730 am because I saw the magic word, "bagels" on a FB post. I received a warm welcome, and I couldn't wait to dig in to an Asiago bagel with cream cheese. I chose a fancy iced coffee with chocolate and lavender. Both were delicious. The bagel was perfectly toasted and nicely presented in a paper container. I sat in the window area. This terrific little breakfast was only $7.50 before tax! I plan to return tomorrow for a lunch sandwich. I feel very grateful to have a fun spot for coffee, tea, smoothies, and light fare in the town.

Awesome spot. Was down here for a pinball tournament and needed a coffee to survive. Found this…read moreplace online and decided to give it a shot. Immediately when you walk in you're hit with good vibes and friendly people. Owners are sweet and made it more than just a simple transaction. Bagel was perfect and so was my coffee! Definitely recommend stopping here if you're in the area!

Wonderful little coffee shop. Delicious options, and cool…read moreartisans mugs for sale. Bummed they weren't open on Sunday to grab coffee on my way out of town. Baristas seemed to have fun which is always great to see.

This place was great! The staff were super friendly and the butterbeer latte was incredible. Wish I…read morelived closer so I could go more often!

Everyone who works here is really kind! They welcome you with a smile, even when it's early in the…read moremorning. This coffee bar has a lot of space so feel free to come in and stay a while! Only thing is... I wish they had more food options but the espresso is yummy. If you aren't trying to wait in the long line at Dunkin's, give this spot a try.

What a gem! It was a cheerful and welcoming. I had a delicious latte and a locally baked cherry…read moretart. Pleasantly surprised by a gallery wall. I enjoyed my coffee looking out on a stunning view of the Black River. Be sure to have a chat with Mike, the owner, if he is in the shop. He is charming and friendly and loves to share the fascinating history of the town and the precision valley. The town is adorable and reminds me of a Louise Penny novel. And by the way, the bathroom was sooo clean .

I have been coming here for probably 15+ years although they were located in another location 5-6…read moreyears ago, maybe more. Great local scene, one of the better places to go get food and drink and congregate. They are great with events and have markets and concerts here on the frequent. Their breakfast sandwich on a biscuit is one of my favorite things of all time and there is never a bad time to get a coffee, lemon ginger honey tea or even smooth. Big open space with lots of ambiance, service generally is on point once in a while you while get the more dramatic production staff taking orderea but generally they have a good flow of people people taking orders.

Stopped in here on our way up to Barnstead, New Hampshire. It was a bit of a nostalgic trip as my…read morehusband and I both went to KSC. The cold brew and iced latte were delicious. It's a very cool vibe inside and lots of seating inside and outside. Check the website for times as we tried to go back on Sunday and they weren't open.

Great donuts and coffee. The chocolate frosted coffee roll and chocolate cruller are both too good…read moreto pass up. Service is very personable and friendly, I've been here a few times. The inside of the store is simple and could be improved, but didn't negatively impact my visit in any way. There is some seating available. It was warm and clean. The kitchen also appeared very clean.

Don't be fooled by the name -- there's really nothing "gourmet" about the donuts. At 1130 on a…read moreSaturday, which I realize is a bit late, they had just very basic options. I had a Bavarian cream, which at least felt fresh, but the donut part was meh (might have needed a pinch of salt in the dough), and the cream tasted like the nasty canned "creme" I'd expect at a non-"gourmet" donut shop. With the word "gourmet" I honestly expect some creative flavor options, and for the basics to be skillfully made with quality ingredients. The hot coffee I had was good though. The service was slow. Yes, they're juggling drive-thru and in-store orders, but there has to be a more efficient way of handling counter service and drive-thru ops. I was going to give reluctant (bc of the excessive plastic) bonus points for the coffee lid, because it is *substantial* -- it almost feels reusable, the plastic is so thick -- but the flippy portion broke off when I tried to lock it open. Not a big deal if you're in the passenger seat, and once I found it I could push it back on, but if you're driving, it's at minimum annoying, and potentially a mess. I don't think ambiance is applicable, since there was no seating, but it looked like maybe it used to be an auto parts store? There was a big empty counter with shelves on the way in, and scattered ceiling tiles and fixtures with cars and things like "STP" and "Goodyear." So, I didn't consciously factor ambiance into my rating, but I suppose it might of subconsciously affected my impression. Now, if it were name was "Basic Donuts and Good Coffee," I'd have given an extra star, but not only were the expectations created by the word "gourmet" not met, but the donuts and service didn't even meet those of basic mass-produced chains.