This place is very cool! The space is somehow both cold and cozy at the same time. Lots of games…read moreand activities for its patrons. The service was good, there was only one worker and it look a bit for us to get our drinks because she was both making drinks and taking orders. What we ordered: - Hojicha tea - Mojito Lemonade We didn't love our drinks but we also didn't hate them. My Mojito Lemonade didn't have a lot flavors of any kind. Not in lemony, minty, sugary - which is all the things I think it when I think of a mojito or lemonade. My husband got the hojicha iced tea. We've only ever had other hojicha in a latte and asked if they made those but was told that they didn't. It was not bad by any means just different. I didn't know what to really expect but look forward to coming back to try other items but they do have a lot of offer.

The food & stale flavors is the main reason I have to give this cafe a 3. The pastries are NOT…read morefresh/baked in house, the apple turnovers are the same as Shoprite's but were unfortunately much staler than the ones in store and its texture and taste seemed like it were from the day prior. It's completely okay for the pastries being outsourced but at the end of the day, it either tastes good or doesn't and unfortunately, for its a hidden cafe it was one disappointment after the next when it came to the food. Also, the cost of one shoprite apple turnovers from the cafe buys you the whole case at shoprite which is *actually* the same exact food. The breakfast sandwich was the most unflavorful and bland breakfast sandwich I've ever had, counting both outside and even at home. It was difficult to take a third or fourth bite of any of the food. The coffee also did not stand out to me in any way. Coming in very hungry, I was excited and while food typically tastes better when hungry, I just couldn't enjoy it. with this experience, I have to give the food a 2/5 If you're looking for a spot to hangout or get some work in, I'd say it's worth visiting. It is decorated nicely and has board games and a decent amount of seating and some mini tables. It looks like a feel good place people can stop by to sit and relax for a little bit. Service is fine, the owner is chill and nice to talk to.

Love mind the gap and that they are a small woman business. They have great menu and they match up…read moreseasonally. The storefront is very cute and service is great.

Cute little coffee spot. The baristas were all really nice and there's some crazy concoctions you…read morecan get. I got a s'mores latte. Super sweet but I was in the mood for that. They also offer baked goods and some breakfast dishes.

Highly recommend if you want good food and a cozy atmosphere. The woman who owns this place is also…read morea delight! They have the makings of a community hub.

Stopped here one morning on the way for work! The outside looks like a house and there's ample…read moreparking out back. It's cozy on the inside and they're one of the coffee shops in the area that's open pretty early and not a chain. They don't have a lot of flavor options and the menu is pretty straightforward. They have a good amount of sandwich and bakery items as well. The services was quick and good and she even added more flavoring to my coffee when asked

I have to give Scala Pastry five stars because they make my favorite New York style cheesecake…read moreever. I am not exaggerating! The other cookies and desserts are great, and the prices are very reasonable, but the cheesecake is what will keep me coming back. It's creamy and rich, not too sweet, nor too heavy, and available as a full cake or miniature servings. For years and years, my aunt and uncle always got cheesecake from here when I visited. Unfortunately, the pandemic forced us apart longer than anyone would've liked. I kept saying 'I wish I knew where they got the cheesecake.' Finally, I asked for the name and visited when I was in town. Wow! More than five years later, and the cheesecake was just as good as I remember. I also picked up a struffoli and some assorted cookies. Next time I'll try a hamantaschen, too. And, of course, the cheesecake will always be my go-to dessert here.

This bakery put me in a great mood the second I walked in. It was arranged so neatly and colorful!…read moreThe gal that helped us was a long time employee and it showed. She was great! We tried a lot of different things being it was our first time. I must say the sugar free cookies were my favorite. The twists were on point!! The texture was awesome as was the flavor. Yum! See you very soon!!

On 03/29/26 my husband & I came & checked out Lyberry Cafe. The ambiance in the Cafe was very…read morebright & welcoming! Lots of fresh artwork and a lot of seating options! Perfect for a quick coffee date or coming to work on something either for work or school! I got a hot Matcha Latte, I will say it was a little strong for my liking but that is my own fault I should have asked for honey to sweeten it. My husband & I ordered lunch from there as well! He ordered a sandwich which I have a picture for & i ordered a Kale salad whicg was so delicious! The food was very flavorful! It is also a 10 min drive for us which was convenient & nice! Will definitely come back to visit & try more things!

About a year ago we decided to brew our coffee at home using quality beans and high speed grinder…read morein order to save money and drink better coffee. We succeeded in both respects, saving over $20 a week in Java fees and thoroughly enjoying our handiwork as we controlled our filtered water and fresh ingredients throughout the process. But, yesterday I found myself out and about - out of coffee and about to take drastic action to remedy this problem. I looked up as I drove through Cranbury, NJ, and saw a sign for Lyberry Cafe in a newish commercial strip on the south side of town. The Universe provides. I pulled in, parked and walked in to a chill large warehouse-looking space with painted library walls on one end with comfy leatheresque easy chairs and small tables for privacy, and a long row of tables/wooden benches/chairs along running the length of the deep room and partially across from the service area. I had to acknowledge feeling passing strange being in a cafe for the first time in a long while, but I managed to check their menu and order a small Americano to go before taking a seat at the end table closest to the door. Why not sit and relax for a few before returning to my wheels? It wasn't crowded around noon, and the folks seemed like they were settled in for a while. Some working; most chatting. I sipped the strong steaming hot joe. Yep! Definitely strong enough to remove the wearies and retune me up for my afternoon agenda. Still, couldn't help feeling a little out of place. Just spending money for commercial coffee, once so commonplace; but now so strangely wasteful put me in touch with how transitory some habits are. Three average caffeinated stars for the ho-hum of this or any such consumption outpost. I think I have lost my Lyberry card.

Great food and service it's so delicious and the prices is affordable compared to the qualityread more

The shop was empty when my friend and I came, I have no idea why! The decor is so cute and clean…read more The prices are amazing compared to the quality, 7ish bucks for a large Biscoff frappe?! Yes please! Definitely coming back soon!

Server was so helpful and willing to adjust drink sweetness when it was too sweet for me :)…read moreThank you!

My favorite ice cream place in area. The pancake is also really good. I love the matcha ice cream…read moreand chocolate flavors.

environment 10/10: this coffee shop is on the smaller side and has limited seating (not suitable…read morefor big parties) but i loved the open kitchen concept and overall has a millennial vibe to it parking 8/10: there is a parking lot next to it but it is for highland park residents/has street parking so just be cautious! menu 8/10: a simple but unique menu, there were a bunch of unique items and there was a small variety of bakery items but they were limited as well (probably because i went a little latter in the day). in addition, their coffee was good but not anything too special. price $

I keep coming back here for the great drinks and amazing service. This time around I got a hojicha…read morelatte with maple syrup and it was so good, it kind of reminded me of an horchata, so if you're into that this drink is a must try! They also have outdoor sitting up and running again perfect to welcome spring and those warmer days!