This coffee pop-up is straight-up magic. Secret garden meets specialty coffee lab, and I'm…read moreobsessed. They roast their own beans in Budd Lake and you can taste the difference in every sip. I had the vanilla coconut nitro cold brew and wow. Smooth. Bold. Just the right kick. Literal perfection in a cup. The whole space is a vibe.. plants everywhere and that cozy, coffee and earthy smell is everything. Plus, the people running it? Cool, authentic, and clearly know their coffee game. If you're not already planning your visit... what are you even doing? This is your sign. Go. Sip. Frolic among the ferns. Thank me later.

When this magical elixir hits your tongue it sends you into an out of body experience. 5 stars…read morebecause you can't put 10. The cold brew? I'd walk across the Sahara for a cup. Simply phenomenal coffee.

Nice friendly place, freshly squeezed orange juice is great…read more WiFi and great cofee.

This is an updated review, after many visits post my first glowing review. There is a number of…read moremultiple issues not only with short staff, long waits, wrong drinks to full on wrong orders!! My most recent experience warranted a beyond frustrating experience that has led me to change my perspective of this business. Most recently, I decided after many times of horrible counter service, maybe a pick up order ahead of time, using Square, is best. Placed the order and drove 30 min to pick it up. Arrived at Forum and the kid behind the counter says "oh I didn't make it because we don't have the ingredients" !!! Not a phone call, nothing. Then he offered to make me something else, both of which were incorrect- this took 25 minutes !!!! 25 minutes to make two drinks- wrong. I was patient, he was alone, however last visit was similar with two people behind counter. The coffee is good. Service is horrendous.

This is my favorite coffee shop of all time. First it is located on the best street, second it has…read moresuch wonderful warm and cozy vibes while still being impressively large for a coffee shop, and third it has the best scones ever. I love the selection of pastries and drinks they have, it feels unique and thoughtful and like you can't get it anywhere else. My favorite is the cinnamon chip scone which is buttery and flaky. I don't live very close and yet I don't at all mind traveling and go back as often as I can.

Went here last Summer and got a vanilla latte, it had good strong coffee but they did not put any…read morevanilla in or sweetener of any kind. Iced black coffee. The line was too long to go back in. Today, the coffee was melted ice, no flavoring and the coffee was non-existent. Just because you smile and get paid badly, doesn't mean you shouldn't be taught correctly how to use the equipment and than charge me $10. a cup to throw it in the trash. Awful. Overrated. And comments about them serving people who came in after you are right on. This happened both times we went and we waited 10 full mins to be served. Best coffee in Morris County ? NOT EVEN CLOSE. Obviously management doesn't care if you come back at all.

Nikki and her team at Anechó Coffee are absolutely perfect. We planned a Pop-Up, but due to…read moreincreased demand at the last minute, we could no longer brew coffee on our own and give it to our customers, so I scrambled to find a solution. Nikki was absolutely amazing in her communication, which was extremely timely, she was very happy to answer the myriad of questions I had, and made it very easy to sign the contract to lock them in for our event! On the day of the event, Nikki and her team are extremely friendly, personable, and inviting, which are all desirable qualities you would want to have of someone that is participating in your brand's event!! They served amazing coffee and other drinks and not one person we spoke with at our event was anything less than extremely satisfied with the coffee cart! I highly recommend Nikki and the Anechó Coffee team for your event!! You won't be disappointed!!

Ethan and The Bean is a purveyor of tasty, freshly-made organic artisan-quality hot or iced…read morebeverages, baked goods, soups, salads, and sandwiches that provides a terrific independently-minded alternative in downtown Morristown to Starbucks' corporate siren. Ethan and The Bean operates as a 501(c)3 non-profit with a noble mission of providing meaningful employment opportunities for folks with autism or intellectual disabilities that give its employees hands-on training, mentoring, and skills development to build their self-confidence and give them a sense of purpose. The Morristown location, just across Speedwell Avenue from the Hyatt Grand Regency, is open and airy with plenty of seating, friendly and knowledgeable staff, and free WiFi for those who need to get some work done or seek a temporary distraction from those around them. On my most recent visit to ETB, I had a pistachio latte - made with coconut milk and pistachio syrup and served in a cup rimmed with pistachio cream - which was fantastic! The taste and quality of the beverages - including a variety of organic coffees and tea options ranging from mundane drip coffees to more complex, perfectly executed creations of -cinos and lattes that are available with dairy milk or non-dairy milk alternatives - and the ambiance do come at a price, which are slightly higher than your usual convenience store coffee but in line with the other coffee specialty shops on South Street - but it's worth it to me (as it should be to you) due to the quality of the product and its noble mission. PRO TIP #1: ETB doesn't have a private parking lot, but there is plenty of on-street parking off Speedwell Avenue and Cattano Avenue. Bring change or use the ParkMobile app for the meters ($1 per hour) Monday through Saturday from 8am til 6PM; all street meters are free Monday through Saturday after 6pm and all day on Sunday. If you can't find a spot on the street, the Morristown Parking Authority's Dalton Garage (@ 25 Cattano Avenue) are a short walk to ETB.

Here's the deal: This coffee shoot isn't hard to miss. It's attached to the new valley national…read morebuilding adjacent to the lobby . Nice bright space with plenty of tables and wall bench seating Nothing too special for pastries Coffee was good. Parking is tough

Ordered: 8oz Flat White (~$5)…read more Aya's take: I was in the area in need of a caffeine boost and found myself at General Coffee. It has a cute feel and modern and bright aesthetic that a lot of new coffee shops I see popping up have. I went with a Flat White which was warm and soothing. Unfortunately, the espresso was over-extracted making it bitter to taste. Some sugar or a flavor syrup would've helped with that but I didn't anticipate the taste to be as acidic and dry as it was. Might've been an off day but don't think I'd go out of my way to come back here.

I've been meaning to try this place for a while and was happy I had a chance to do so. Their coffee…read moreis very good. I ordered an iced coffee with only skim milk and you could taste the richness of the coffee in every sip. The server was friendly and greeted me with a smile. I also love the fact you could add spices like cinnamon to your drink with a cool side condiment station. But 6+ dollars for a medium iced coffee is a little crazy even in this era. I wish them all the best but my visits will be few and far between!

I've been to 85°C Bakery in Los Angeles many times, so I had pretty high expectations walking into…read morethis new New Jersey location--and I'm happy to say it absolutely lives up to the hype. The moment you walk in, you can tell the place is well-maintained, has the same size and layout as the West Coast. . Everything feels fresh, organized, and inviting. The staff was also incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made the whole experience even better. Now for the best part--the bakery items. Everything I tried was delicious and the prices are so reasonable compared to Paris Baguette. The breads were soft and flavorful, the pastries perfectly balanced (not overly sweet), and you can really taste the quality in every bite. It brought back the same great experience I've always had in LA. This bakery. chain is more of an old school Chinese bakery (which I love) rather than a more modern Korean take on pastries and buns like Paris Baguette (overpriced). So glad to have a location like this closer to home. I'll definitely be coming back often!

Very similar to Paris Baguette if you have ever been to one! Individually wrapped breads and…read morecookies. I suppose having all of them wrapped helps to preserve the freshness, but I don't know- it seems a bit excessive. I got 4 items to try. So far I just had the choco bun. Wow! Can't say I've had anything like it. Tastes almost like a chocolate bagel with a smooth, chocolate filling on the inside. Not overly sweet! I like this one a lot. I also got the salt bread and white chocolate strawberry bread. Looking forward to trying the others!

PROS: Very spacious inside with many tables, menu variety is plentiful, staff is nice, prices are…read moregood, coffee is tasty CONS: It's only open when the church is open as it's in an office building OVERALL: If you need a snack or coffee and the church is open I do recommend coming here

We love looking for new Cafes. We plugged in nearby and were surprised to find a cafe in this…read moreindustrial park. We were sure what to expect since the cafe was part of a church complex - Liquid Church. It was a clever play on words and honestly, great cappuccino and peppermint mocha latte! There was ample seating and fun things to do. There were games to play and yummy pastries. Bonus-people were super nice and friendly. I'd go back for sure

Needed a birthday cake for my twins 18th so this was a great opportunity to try their specialty…read morecakes. Ordered the layered chocolate cake and it was delish. The chocolate was decadent and high quality. I thought the cake was pricy at $95 but I figure quality ingredients cost more and this was a special occasion. Service was friendly as I ordered by phone and it was ready for pick up as promised. The space is still charming and packed with treats. You'll want one of everything! Thank you for the delicious cake.

Lots of gluten free options! GF cashew caramel tart is delicious as well as the GF cookies! We…read moredined-in for coffee, GF olive oil pound cake & GF blueberry scone. Cream Puff is good (per my SO; it is NOT gluten free so I couldn't try it). I am excited to try the GF banana bread (got a loaf to-go), and will be back in the future to try the GF lemon tart, GF shortbread cookies, macarons, and any other future/different Gluten Free options! :)

My favorite lunch to have at The Plaza Cafe and Diner is their Chicken Slouvaki Wrap with fries…read more It's filled with delicious grilled chicken, fresh feta and lots of chopped red onion, tomato and lettuce and their yummy Greek dressing. My husband loves their meatloaf dinner. We also really enjoy their soups (lentil and split pea in particular), which I think is an important diner touchstone. I frequently bring home a quart of it to have during the week! They don't automatically give you pickles and coleslaw, but if you ask for them, they are happy to give them to you. They are the sweetest diner owners and have done a great job renewing this diner in the quaint heart of Morris Plains!

This little diner was a great find in Morris Plains. I was driving home and searched Yelp for a…read morebreakfast spot and was lucky enough to see reviews pointing me here. It's a cool spot, right across from the train station. The servers here were excellent, checking to see if everything was good. I went with a traditional 2 eggs over easy with toast and home fries. Eggs were cooked perfect, potatoes nice and crispy, with multigrain toast. I'll definitely stop back here again when I'm in the area!