10/10 -- 7 Brew Coffee!…read more Coming from someone who's usually a Dunkin' junkie, I wasn't expecting to be converted this fast First time trying 7 Brew and they officially won me over! The coffee was delicious, the service was great, and the whole experience lived up to the hype. I'll definitely be back -- Dunkin' might have some competition now! First visit: 10/10!

First time trying this coffee shop. It's normally a drive through but I didn't realize that. I…read moreparked and walked right up. I got service almost right away. I ordered a banana bread hot latte with almond milk. It was very sweet but flavorful. Next time I would get 1/2 the syrup. I'll try a regular coffee next time so I can taste the coffee.

I didn't try any food but my cloud mocha was tasty, even sugar free. I was glad to be able to stop…read morein since they are usually closed when I'm in the area. Cute decor, ample seating, enough parking nearby to make the trip worth it. The kid helping me at the counter was also pretty sweet--very friendly. I also like that they offer around 5 sugar free flavors that are displayed at the counter. The selection of bagels looked decent as well. It was busy so I assume people love it!

I happened to stop in on a rainy morning for coffee. They are open early, and I'm pretty sure they…read moreclose by 1pm. Definitely check out their website for business hours before heading over. It's a cute family friendly establishment and they had more tables than I thought. I was pleased to see that they had a wide variety of coffee drinks as well as good bagel and breakfast and lunch options. It was unfortunate that I already had other plans for breakfast, so I only got a large hot mocha coffee to go. Service here was fast and everything seemed to move along smoothly. I wanted to love my hot mocha but I thought it was just okay. The coffee and chocolate flavor didn't have as much depth as what I'd like. Maybe they are known for their other coffee beverages and breakfast and lunch options. I'll have to revisit and grab a bite here next time.

I go to The Works Cafe in Guilderland, because it's closer to where I live, but since I was in the…read morearea this morning, I decided to get an early lunch at this one. My experience here was just as great as at my visits to the Guilderland one, and the fact that the place was almost full to capacity at a time after breakfast but before lunch tells me others feel the same. For this visit, I got what I guess is now my first-time go-to, the turkey, bacon, avocado, kale sandwich. It was well made, it came out fast, and all the ingredients were plentiful and fresh. The coffee station in the back is another big plus. My sister also frequents this site because of their extensive selection of gluten-free items on the menu. Service was at a high level too, the staff were all helpful and friendly. This might become a place where I regularly meet other local friends in the immediate area.

Cashier have no personality. And when I ordered a black coffee they forgot to tell me that it was…read moreself service which I learned after 15 mins of waiting for that and the meal. Service is slow and most employees seem depressed or unhappy. Won't be back.

Coffee was first brewed in Yemen during the 15th century. That's something I did not know. I found…read moreout from a commercial. A Qamaria Cafe radio commercial to be exact. I had to check this out. They have a business on Loudon Road in Latham. It's lovely. A bright, clean spacious coffeehouse with big windows and even a tree. There's signage when you walk in that celebrates Yemen's long coffee legacy. The seating isn't normal. Some of the tables and chairs are modern and minimalistic. The fabric couches have plush cushions featuring Yemeni fabric designs. The staffers at the counter were polite and friendly. As for the coffees and desserts, they were out- of- this-world. A few of them featured cardamom. It's a spice from the ginger family that I cook with but I never thought to add to my coffee. They were Iced Marib and a Qamaria Latte. The cake was delicious, too. I think it was a slice of pistachio cheesecake. Yemeni cafes seem to have become a trend across the country and it's no wonder. I stepped into this business and found myself transported to a very different and delicious world filled with history. It was a fun, tasty and even educational experience. Can't beat that.

I love this spot. I…read moreactually forgot to leave a review. The first time I went. I meant to do a five star review and I still come back here for the pistachio latte which was amazing. they have a lot of sweet treats in the window at the counter, which are good, but don't necessarily fill me up. The service is amazing. The workers are very pleasant, usually smiling and laughing with each other. The atmosphere is nice. It's right down the road from a college so there's usually a few people studying. They have some very nice couches set up and everything is very comfortable to sit in.

The team here really made my day. As a former New Yorker, I didn't have time to grab bagels during…read moremy visit, so stopping here was such a treat. The team greeted me with warm smiles and served up a delicious bagel that absolutely hit the spot. Everyone was positive, professional, and genuinely amazing. I can't wait to come back the next time I'm in town. I'll definitely be sharing these incredible everything bagels with my friends and family on the West Coast!

I wasn't expecting to find a bagel this good at an airport, but Uncommon Grounds really surprised…read moreme. I had the Lox of Love bagel, and it was fresh, delicious, and honestly rivaled some of the bagels I've had in New York. The service was awesome too. The cashier took the time to walk me through the menu, answered all my questions, and never made me feel rushed. That kind of friendly service goes a long way, especially when you're traveling. I also grabbed a latte, and it was excellent. Great coffee, great bagel, and genuinely friendly people. I'll definitely be stopping here the next time I'm flying through Albany!!

They have my yellow wax beans. Thier pricesare more than fair. They trwat thier costumers like…read morefamily. If they dont have it in stock they get quick.

Warehouse staff are always having a bad day and it seems like you are the inconvenience for them to…read moreput down their cell phones or breaking up a conversation about how much they drank the night before. Very unprofessional in my opinion...

I was glad to learn about this new Emack & Bolio's, particularly because this one is more…read moreconvenient to me than their Delaware Avenue location - plus getting a parking space is much easier. You won't see it if you come in from the west on Watervliet-Shaker Road; it's facing Route 9 in the smaller, front, building. This site is clean, bright, and accommodating, and if ice cream isn't enough, that assortment of truffles in the display case makes this place even more decadent. The ice cream is rich and dense, the flavors are a mix of traditional and fun. I got cups to go, and I like how they package them for you, with lids and a convenient bag with their logo for carrying them. But their ice cream also remains an occasional treat and not a frequent thing. Everyone has their own price point for ice cream, and getting dishes or cones of ice cream for a family would add up, compared to buying a half-gallon of some brand at a grocery store. Your mileage can and will vary on this. When I've traveled around the country, there have been particular ice cream stores/local chains at which I don't mind paying a bit more for a high quality ice cream. I'm glad to include Emack & Bolio's in that list, for me, it's worth it.

No real surprises here. This is exactly what you expect an ice cream store to look like - bright,…read morecolorful, and if your timing isn't perfect, really busy. Our timing WAS perfect. Only two customers in front of us with three staff working so, we were next to be served. In addition to the 19 ice cream flavors available the night we stopped in there were 4 yogurt flavors. Of course you can't have an ice cream shop without smoothies, sundaes, and ice cream cakes. They also sell coffee, tea, chai, and espresso drinks. Probably your second decision is going to be how you want your ice cream served - cone or bowl? The cones appear to all be waffle style, and they have a variety of dipped flavors. There is even a waffle shaped bowl available. We decided upon the more tradition paper cup. My wife had a single scoop of Chocolate Addiction ($5.50) which included chocolate chips and fudge chunks. I tried two scoops ($7.50) combining Blueberry Crumble with Salted Caramel Ooey Gooey Cake. All three were very good with the salted caramel our favorite and blueberry crumble a close second. There was also a display case filled with what looked like chocolate candies or treats. I couldn't see a price anywhere. Some of the labels were, dark or milk chocolate graham crackers; milk chocolate turtles; milk chocolate Oreos; key lime; gooey brownie; cherry bomb; and peanut butter. By the time we finished eating our ice cream at one of the tables inside, a long line of customers had developed. Kudos for having spoons strong enough to withstand the very hard texture of their ice cream. Maybe we should try buying a pint next time and give it a chance to soften up by driving it home and eating there.

Delicious ceremonial grade matcha. I love that they have several nondairy milk options including…read moreunsweetened almond milk. I customized my matcha with a tiny bit of strawberry flavoring and it was perfection. The taste was great and matcha was super smooth and the perfect temperature. My husband enjoyed his oat milk latte. The service was friendly and helpful. The little cafe was cozy and cute. I also love that they allow dogs in the front part of the store while ordering (but not in the cafe seating area) and have dog treats! Will definitely be back when visiting!

The coffee was good, but unfortunately, it wasn't very cool or comfortable inside. They have a…read moresmall outdoor patio, but the tables and chairs hadn't been wiped down and still had water on them. I actually came here because Uncommon Grounds had a huge line, and I'm always willing to give a smaller local business a try. The coffee was good, but it's the little things that can make a big difference--like keeping the inside comfortable and making sure the patio furniture is clean and ready for customers. I'd definitely give this place another try, but I hope they pay a little more attention to those details.