Great little cafe. It's within biking distance from my house and love that it's right off the bike…read morepath. If i'm not getting a cortado, I'm probably getting one of their Hibiscus Teas and a turkey and cheese sandwich (they are SO yummy). Service is usually quick even when they're busy. Love their outdoor patio are and I love that they added some new decoration and a pergola. Makes it cozier! Always a treat to stop in -- wish they were open later!!

Stopped by Borealis Coffee for a quick pit stop during our RI bike ride! They serve delicious…read morequality specialty coffee. If you're riding the East Bay Bike Path, stopping here is such a great way to treat yourself

Best coffee ever!! Three thumbs up!!! Used to serve at an…read moreamazing homemade breakfast/lunch spot in the URI emporium until Dunkin' Donuts and Bagels moved in.

The Coffee is great and the prices are reasonable, the staff are very warm and friendly I will…read morecontinue to keep going back

Excellent coffee and very friendly staff.. I have visited many coffee shops in and out of Rhode…read moreIsland and by far New Harvest Coffee is my favorite.

This place is known for coffee, so of course, I got a chai latte... iced. And a pizza danish…read more It is in the Farm Fresh RI building. Street or lot parking is super easy and free. BUT! Walking is far superior thanks to the adjacent Greenway and one-way street. The cafe itself is medium-sized with seating for about 15-20 and 5-6 tables and 6 or so bar top seats. It was also a sunny-lit space. Several people were minding their businesses on their respective laptops. Seating can also be found outside or inside the building, so you don't need to worry about not finding a seat unless there's a crowded event happening. The danish was fine, it was cold, maybe a bit sour-ish. It cost $5.50. My chai latte was $6+$1 ($7 total) because I replaced the whole milk with oat milk costing that extra dollar. I maybe should have ordered it hot since that's how I prefer my chai, but it was over 90F outside so who can blame me. Service was fine! They just call out your order and you get up to get it. Overall, a relaxed vibe with the typical ambient cafe noises.

I'm really torn about this place. The coffee and food was good!! The staff were all super nice and…read morewelcoming. But what truly bothers me is their pricing. It baffles me that you have to pay more money for it to be able to go order or to put cheese on a sandwich that is marketed as an egg and cheese sandwich. At first, I thought I was doing it incorrectly online so I went to the shop and placed my order but no, that's how it works. It's not extremely pricey, but it feels Odd to me to pay an extra .20 cents for a normal plastic cup, .+75 centra for non whole milk, or .75 cents my sandwich to be made as marketed. Again not a huge deal because it's each less than a dollar but just seems extreme.

Finally stopped by after countless times saying I was going to try. Got a cappuccino and regular…read moreice coffee with oat milk. The cappuccino was good but the ice coffee my favorite guess simple is always the way to go. The service was great very friendly. The place has great vibe little mermaid on the big tv. Will be back to try the food and more of the beverage selections.

I really enjoy treating myself to a nice latte from here once in a while.. I usually make my own…read morelattes at home, so now and then I can afford a pricey latte at $10.. definitely not an everyday thing. They have great coffee quality though I must say. It is pretty cute in here, but There is not much space to sit inside, maybe about seven seats, but it's located inside of Providence Place mall so you have to park in the parking garage, which is free for the first two hours. They do open before the mall so check out their hours and definitely give them a try. The staff is pretty nice and they are also pretty convincing lol.

Wonderful customer service. Delicious coffee. What a gem inside the Providence Place mall!read more

This coffee shop is located inside Still on Main, which appears to be one big two story building…read morewith multiple businesses inside. Conveniently, there is a 2 hour free parking garage to the right of the building which is where we parked, but there is also street parking. Downtown Pawtucket is sadly almost abandoned, but businesses like these give me hope that it can make a comeback. When we walked in, we saw signs pointing downstairs for Dissent, which helped us a lot to locate it. The actual store is small, with only 1-2 chairs in the corner and some high chairs along the counter, but there are also about 4-5 tables and chairs in the common area. The menu is perfect not too long, but lots of appealing and unique options with cool names. I ordered the pistachio 2.0 latte which has espresso, peruvian cacao + maple syrup, and pistachio milk. My mom ordered the masala chai. Both were ready in about 10 minutes. Like most coffee shops, they make the coffee right in front of you, which instills a lot of confidence. The pistachio latte had a very nice color and was very rich, creamy, slightly nutty, with a hint of mocha flavor which might've been the coffee. It reminded me of a liquid form of dubai chocolate but not nearly as sweet. The masal chai was also creamy and you could taste the spices. It's a very nice place to study, read, or hang out with friends.

I'm so happy to have a spot like Dissent in this part of downtown Pawtucket, we've badly been…read moreneeding an option like this! I walked over for the first time - this coffee shop is on the lower floor of the Still on Main mall-like building, and you have to go down a flight of stairs to access it. I'm not sure if there is an easier, more handicap accessible way to get there. The Still on Main building seems partially under construction and has a musty smell to it - if you're a big antiquer, it might feel homey, but is a little offputting. Anyways, onto the actual Dissent review! I was delighted by the long list of caffeinated drink options as well as specials on the bar. I ordered the honey lavender latte drink - the name escapes me and I lost the menu photo, but I know it was very cute - which could be ordered either as a matcha latte or espresso latte. My co-worker got the matcha version and was absolutely in love with it! I ordered it as an espresso latte, and it came with bright blue foam on top. This didn't seem to match any of the ingredients on the menu, so I was a bit thrown off, even though it was fun (and changed the color of my tongue a la middle school fruit snacks, lol). I'm usually a big lavender flavor fan, but something about this leaned a little....soapy? to me? The recipes and barista seemed very authentic and educated in all things coffee, so I'll definitely be back, but was just a bit bummed that my first drink here wasn't my favorite thing ever. I'm not sure what it was, but the flavor was just a bit too 'cleaning supplies' esque for me. There are tables in the hallway to chill at if you need a nice spot nearby to hang out and sip on your beverage, or there are some chairs in the corner of the coffee shop and a couple bar stools. It's a small shop but seems to have some solid regulars and a dedicated barista. They have lots of milk alternative options, which is appreciated, and when I went in a group of 3, our drinks were made one by one with care, so allow some extra time to soak in the vibes if you go at a busy time or in a group. I'm really happy to have this option nearby and can't wait to try their summer specials (the strawberry drink comes to mind, although on the day I visited they were offering a watermelon one instead!)

Super cute place with great service and DELICIOUS waffle and coffee!! Unfortunately, we're from…read moreCalifornia and just drove by and will crave this forever!

Staff is so nice - wish they were open more hours but totally get it! I love their mission and I…read morealso love their cold brew. Honestly I always wrote off cold brew until I tried theirs and now I love it. The waffles are also amazing. Best coffee in Fall River by far!

We came in for JUST iced coffees, having driven by several times before without stopping, despite…read moreseeing the inviting exterior. The on-street parking situation is tough, but luckily after one unsuccessful pass we spotted the parking lot across the street for the vacant Walgreens so we were set. The interior is reminiscent of cafes we visited in Italy: clean lines, good lighting, elegant tile and wood accents. It's a stylish place, with comfortable seating indoors and around both sides of the exterior. Service was very friendly and responsive. I did try to order a country biscuit (since there was one displayed in the pastry case), but was told they did t make them. The barista told our counter worker that there were some in the fridge/freezer but that didn't find one for us - disappointing, but I didn't really need it anyway, and did just plan on getting a coffee, but still... You can tell a lot about the quality of a coffee shop from a basic drink of either hot or iced coffee. The iced did not disappoint! It's robust without a hint of over-roasting; strong but not bitter. The large is a generous size, and the cup was coffee with a bit of cream (and not the reverse as happens in a few places). So, no star deducted for my missing biscuit. I'm looking to coming back to try that biscuit AND a breakfast sandwich - they looked amazing when I saw them being served up at the counter!

I'd give this a 3.5 but we will round up to 4 stars. It is super clean inside. I came for RI Food…read moreFights best iced coffee and the barista asked how I wanted my coffee. I asked what are my options and she told me the syrups but not the milk. I felt like she was annoyed I asked questions but she also at least did help. I also asked about a cool pastry they had and she told me what it was (some cinnamon bun croissant thing) and I asked what the frosting was and she was said vanilla something. I asked if it had cream cheese in it and she was like I don't have a clue we don't bake them. Which I applaud the honesty. But was a little surprised they don't make them. They did have two pastries out that said homemade with loved. One was cornbread from July 9 (no thanks) and the other is a cookie from two days ago. It was $4 for a 2 day old cookie and it was just fine.