Today I wanted to try a new coffee shop. This place came up as local to me so I figured why not…read morecheck it out. Cute little spot with great decor! Super cute bar that you can sit at after you order. I did a coffee cold brew. It was DELICIOUS!! Pricing wasn't bad either, better than Starbucks that's for sure. I do wish they had online ordering.

The first time I was here I had a really great experience. I ordered a latte with oat milk and 1…read morepump of pumpkin. I also ordered a bagel as well. My second experience here wasn't the same. I was a little hungry so I ordered avocado toast and a latte with oat milk/pumpkin again. -1 star because I was charged extra and the barista changed my order from a coffee with 1 pump pumpkin to a pumpkin spice latte. The avocado toast was one of the most gross things I've ever tasted. There was WAY too much balsamic vinegar on it and I hated that it was thick. I love avocado toast but the balsamic vinegar was too overpowering. Aside from that, the toast was thick and the avocado tasted/looked fresh. If I order from here again, I'd definitely avoid adding balsamic to the toast.

I always like to get coffee here. Usually get great service. Today was a different story. The…read morebarista does not like me and gave me an attitude even though I just asked for a sugar free peanut butter cup latte. I was nice to her and didn't say anything else. Will not stop me from coming in, but service people should always try to be nice to customers no matter how they feel about you. 9/7/2025 Wanted to add that I changed my review today to 5 stars after speaking to the owner. The shop is great, and coffee is great. This was probably the first and only time I had a bad experience.

Iced green tea was great, my friend's coffee was fine. They had very limited bakery section. My…read morefriend and I wanted to split a blueberry muffin. But get this...they had no Knives! I asked the barista if she could cut it behind the counter. She said only with a fork. I said no, I'll cut it myself with the plastic fork ?? NO KNIVES Not worth returning.

Can't say much more than yummy yummy delish!! Was dying for some caffeine, so much so I forgot to…read moretake a pic! Will have to return here again

I didn't realize this was in a gas station until I got there. Same great quality of product, just…read morelacking the cozy style and cocktails of the OG location. If you're looking for a good coffee on the go, then here's the place! If you're looking to have coffee and catch up with a friend, then I would suggest their other locations. The kid that helped me was great and the coffee was still wonderful. Just didn't expect it not to be an actual shop!

The menu is great no matter what time you go! Breakfast sandwiches, baked goods and coffee to start…read morethe day off right. Amazing sandwiches, smoothies... then tapas for dinner. The menu is creative and the food never disappoints. We grab things to go while we are there- frozen gourmet foods and local meats and pasta. Fabulous choices of beer and wine! The mood/vibe is casual and easy-going. Top it off with friendly staff and very involved and present owners.

The menu looked great but the food was disappointing. The chicken in my sandwich was flavorless and…read moredry. It tasted like it had been boiled without salt and was cut in big uneven chunks that kept falling out of my sandwich. There was supposed to be pesto on the sandwich but I couldn't find any. My boyfriend's grilled veggie flatbread was alright but surprisingly small. They had a small market and frozen food section there with some local items such as frozen pies and dairy from Wrights. Service was fine but nothing special. Apparently they have tapas some nights but after the lackluster sandwich I would be skeptical of eating anything else there.

Stopped into Josephine's on my way to a hair appointment and was not disappointed! It's quite a…read morelarge space with a mix of high-top seats, bar seats, comfy cushions, and regular two-top tables (I think this is because they turn into a bar on weekend evenings). I ordered their two specials, Banana Bread Latte and the Blueberry Cobbler for my friend and I. I also grabbed an everything bagel with cream cheese and a bagel with egg and cheese. I had the Blueberry Cobbler and it was SO good. My friend loved her drink and said she'd be going there frequently. We both liked our food -- though I wish the bagels were a little more toasty as they were too soft for my liking! The service was quick!

I just discovered this spot and I look forward to returning. My cappu was delicious and with…read moreFleetwood Mac playing in the background, I felt right at home! Friendly and great service. A few 2 top tables, a set of comfy chairs, and a bar for seating.

I can't believe I've had coffee from The Coffee Cubby before but never actually stopped in until…read morethis month's RI Food Fights Best Iced Coffee Challenge. Wow - this may have just become my favorite coffee! I ordered the Beach Bum - a summer seasonal latte with coconut, hazelnut and vanilla as an iced coffee and it was absolutely delicious. It earned a permanent spot in my cup holder for the drive home and I was already thinking about my next visit before I got there. The shop itself is cute and welcoming. I even had the chance to watch Scott Groome painting a new mural outside and it's going to look fantastic. The staff were friendly, patient and happy to answer my questions, which made the visit even better. My only complaint is that the menu changes a little too quickly. There were drinks I wanted to come back and try that were already gone! That's probably just another reason I'll have to keep stopping by. I'll definitely be back soon to finally get my own latte bucket!

I stopped by here earlier today for my morning coffee. This was actually the second day in a row…read morethat I stopped by, as I like to patronize local coffee shops. The Coffee Cubby is located on Old River Road in Manville and was on my way to work. The shop itself is divided into two areas: a four-seasons room with plenty of seating and a smaller area with all of their baked goods and the ordering counter. The first day I was here, I ordered a large hot blueberry coffee cake coffee. While I expected it to be a latte, it ended up being a flavored coffee instead. The coffee itself was just okay. I could definitely taste some spice, maybe cinnamon, but there was also a bitterness that wasn't particularly pleasant. So while some sips were good, others were not. On the second day, I ended up ordering a large pumpkin s'mores latte, sans the mocha. When I saw the size of my iced coffee, I was impressed, as it was massive, even if it did cost around $10. The flavor ended up being pretty good, with a combination of pumpkin and marshmallow flavoring. I don't know that I could have told you there was coffee in it, but I still enjoyed it. Even though it was fairly sweet, it wasn't overly sweet for my taste buds. The bottom line for me is that I would stop by here again in the future. They have a sign claiming to have the best iced coffee in Rhode Island, and I can see why they might be proud of their drinks!

I've been creating my own espresso for years using a good machine and some helpful tools. Once in…read moreawhile I enjoy going to a coffee shop. I have tried Two Dogs many times over the past year and in all honesty the coffee is poor quality. Typically I like to try the monthly special. The last 3 times we visited here, the coffee was plain lousy. Now- any coffee drink one orders should at least taste like "coffee" - you should be able to taste the coffee along with whatever syrups are used. Yesterday we gave Two Dogs another try because it is a very cute coffee shop. We both ordered the special of the month Pup Kin which was supposed to be iced coffee with pumpkin syrup and shots of espresso. We asked for an extra shot of the home made pumpkin syrup as well. Here is my honest take: Neither of us could even taste the coffee at all- which should have been a shot or two of espresso. Neither of us could taste even a modicum of pumpkin flavor at all. All it tasted like was oatmilk with a faint touch of cinnamon. After paying over $15.00 for two drinks we were more than disappointed. To be fair - I did contact the owner a few months ago when we encountered this same issue- the drink was flavorless - no coffee taste nor the specialty syrup. The owner was nice enough to offer me a free drink next visit but I never came back until yesterday- which was months later after our last taste test so I never asked for my free drink as I'm not the kind looking for free stuff but it's kind that she offered So as I said I did IM her to explain what we re-experienced and she just replied "thanks for the information " and that was it. No apology- no "what can we do to make our coffee drink better or help you?" So my feelings are we won't be going back again. When you work hard for your money and spend $15+ for coffee drinks it should not be lousy - it should be very good. It was very sub-par. I know it's not an easy job running a business. My aunts and uncles ran bakeries during my life and I worked there learning how to make sourdough bread and pastries. Running a business today is very hard especially with the cost of everything so high. The failure rate of new businesses is extremely high as well. But- my feeling is simply this : If I'm going to spend my money on a coffee it has to be very good to earn my trust and desire to go back This wasn't a one time event for us- we had poor tasting coffee drinks here multiple times so sadly we won't be coming again. Still I wish them success. Note to the owners- please make sure you are tasting your coffee on a regular basis

On our way back to NH we were in need of a quick bite and coffee. We had plugged another local shop…read moreinto our GPS, but when we got there, they were closed. For good. Fortituous. We had passed Two Dogs on the street before our turn and came back to it. Everything was amazing. The two women behind the counter were so pleasant. The blueberry lemon loaf cake was melt-in-your-mouth fruity goodness. The cold brew was the best I've had. So flavorful but not too sweet. Smooth. I was already impressed, and then we had a jalapeño cheddar bagel with cream cheese. Perfectly flavored and chewy. Glad for this accidental find, because it started off my day in an unexpectedly perfect way.

Such a bright and welcoming coffee shop with a variety of delicious drinks, a children's play area…read moreand knowledgeable and friendly staff.

This place is very cute. Parking lot was a little full but easily found a spot. Lots of seating…read moreinside. It's bright and decorated cute. Service was friendly and efficient. We tried the beignets both berry and Nutella. The berry was the favorite. They are soft and slightly sweet. We shared a pickle chickpea wrap that was delicious. I got a peach shaken espresso which I didn't care for. It had a strange tang to it but I think that's just my taste. Hubby got a mocha coconut and it was wonderful. Overall we would go again. One of the better coffee places around for sure.

My sister took me to grab a coffee. It's a cute little place. They have coffee, ice cream, baked…read moregoods, sandwiches, and some other local goods. I grabbed a seasonal latte; the headless horseman. I enjoyed it. It was not overly pumpkiny. It had a nice combination of chocolate and pumpkin, with pumpkin being not as strong as a flavor. It was a nice taste of fall. We split a peanut butter cookie and that was also very good. The barista was friendly and the coffee was good quality. I'll definitely be back in the area. There was some seating inside and there was plenty of seating outside. The outside seating was cute. There was a little fountain, some swings and some little patio tables to sit at. On a nice warmer day it's a great location to sit and have a chat and drink your coffee or enjoy a treat.

"I'm all yours Put me to the test…read moreLove is my specialty" (Roberta Flack) It's hard to say what Alamode Specialty Foods clearly specializes in, because they have quite a lot of special treats everywhere you look on their shelves and inside their display cases. Want some examples? Of course you do, or you wouldn't be reading this. Cookies, muffins, pastries, beverages, bottled sauces and condiments, candies, nuts cakes, grab and go entrees, soups, meat pies, a deli counter, sandwiches, snacks, plenty of deviled egg varieties, breads and bagels, and to top things off, how about 30 or so ice creams? We had a blast checking out this cool little country store in Connecticut's quiet corner. We bought a hunk of Eggplant Parmesan from their deli ($10.95), a pint of spicy chicken corn chowdah ($6.95), two singles scoops of ice cream (PbB Banana and Mayan Chocolate) at $5 each, and a big Cinnamon Swirl Croissant ($4.95). The total was $32.85 before tax. We split the Eggplant for dinner, and I can attest that it was excellent. It was a big portion, piled high of very tender eggplant slices in a marinara sauce. Eggplant can be a tricky food and it can turn up tough and rubbery from time to time. But not here. I had the Chowdah for lunch today. It was loaded with corn, carrots, potatoes, and quite a lot of shredded chicken in a creamy broth. I was disappointed by the lack of spiciness in a dish advertised as spicy. But I'd get that missing spice very soon. The ice creams were very good but were on the expensive side for $5 a single scoop. When I ordered the Mayan Chocolate, the super friendly young lady behind the counter wanted to be sure I knew it would be spicy. Well, she was right about the spice; it had an undertone of chili peppers that mixed very well with the cold chocolate ice cream. But spicy rarely bothers me, so I thought It was awesome. The only bummer we had in our grocery bag was that big Cinnamon Swirl Croissant. It wasn't exactly fresh and was quite brittle and crumbly in places. But it was big, and the center of the pastry seemed a lot "fresher" and softer. That portion was quite good. We had a very enjoyable visit overall, and I can definitely see repeat visits to Alamode in our future.

One of my favorite coffee places, baristas are super nice, has a super homey atmosphere, also one…read moreof the widest ranges of flavors that I've seen. Specialty drinks are creative as well!

Ordered an espresso based ice drink. The espresso was in a pitcher and dumped into the milk. The…read morecup looked it was barely tinted milk, the flavour was bitter milk. Any and every Barista knows espresso is to be pulled each time, never to sit long, or it separates and becomes weak and bitter. Not only was i appalled at the way the beverages were made, it looks as though a deep clean is needed. I noticed while waiting for my refund, there was a large bug, sticky with syrup, dead, right in plain sight. Along with debris all over the floor, furniture, and under items on the countertops Whomever owns, manages, trains these young ladies, needs to retake their food safety classes and brush up on proper food service. Then learn the techniques to prepare a proper espresso beverage. Iced or not, you don't pour a plastic pitcher of espresso, (who knows how long ago those shots were pulled or if it was indeed espresso) into metal, and dump over milk.