This is a really nice space. Just like the name, we wandered around downtown and came into here. I…read morelike the pastries, coffee, tea and small gifts available. The art is really nice. Service was very friendly. P.S. The lemon danish is really tasty.

My cousin and I walked here from her house. The entrance only had stairs while I was informed on…read morethe other side was an elevator but we just picked up the strollers. You walk in and don't realize how large the space is. You're greeted with so many fliers to amazing events (lots of LGBTQ) and it was fun to see. The pastry shelf was amazing and the barista told us what each one was. I enjoyed a delicious vanilla latte which was brought in a Tall mug. They had two (at least) areas with couches and sofa chairs and then many tables and benches to Enjoy. There was games and crayons for kids accessible as well. The environment was warm and if I lived there I'd probably go everyday.

Good sandwiches! We had the spicy eggplant wrap, the Maggie May, and the chicken avocado panini…read more All really good. Parking is always a down side for us when you have to park on the street, but can't fault the cafe for that. Staff was friendly enough. The food came out super quick.

Cute little café. We came for some matcha and desserts, but they also had a nice selection of…read moresandwiches and wraps. The staff was friendly, and the place has a cozy, well decorated vibe.

Small, cute, local coffee shop that a quick way to grab a coffee and a pastry on a weekend morning…read moreor sit down and catch up with the front or even do some work In the small seating area. We got a chai tea latte and apple cider donut. Both were very good! Pro tip- ask to have the pastries warmed up. Ours were cold. Staff are nice!

I am a native Washingtonian from Seattle. Washington has a huge cafe culture, filled with local…read morecoffee shops, drive-thru coffee, & also known for Starbucks (I don't drink Starbucks) besides the fact. I had very high expectations trying my first coffee beverage in Massachusetts. As Massachusetts also has a huge coffee culture :) My husband and I are visiting family just 45 minutes from Lee. Lenox happens to be the nearest cafe while we were in the area. It's a very small cafe, with pretty tight seating but the ambiance was settling and the baristas were very friendly! I ordered a Mocha and my husband had a cappuccino. Lenox's coffee is very tasteful, with a bold flavor and smooth texture. My mocha tasted like dark mocha. I am not a huge coffee milk person. I did have it with milk and still the coffee did not disappoint. Thanks Lenox for the amazing experience. You have wonderfully crafted staff here! I'd love to come back again.

Such a great new add to the area. Not just charming, very delicious pastries and coffee. Bonus is…read moretheir gluten free options. My wife loves their blueberry muffins and I like everything else;). The corn muffin and scones were my faves. The scones have a nice different texture to them, not dry. Coffee is on point. And overall feel is welcoming and wonderful. We will continue to pop in. *ate everything else before capturing. Only remembered for the bagel;)

Great experience here on a summer weekday morning! Cute space with inside tables thoughtfully…read moredesigned for groups (4-5 people) and some bar seats. They have wifi but no bathroom. I just got an iced coffee so can't really speak to variety of offerings, but the iced coffee was good and milk/sweeteners were out on the counter to add your own. I try the baked goods but they definitely looked delicious - for next time!

This is a super fine chocolate shop, with cafe seats & onsite production…read more I appreciated the friendly & engaging staff member who helped me choose a beautiful box of chocolates. It's a difficult choice because there's so many beautiful chocolates with the colorful designs on top. Can't wait to gift this to a loved one!

I purchased a small gift assortment which my friend really appreciated. Friendly service and…read moredecorative presentation of gift box positively influence my decision to return to Chocolate Springs.

Great place! Anytime you can get great food with an amazing staff it's a perfect picture. I came…read moreacross this place randomly while visiting a friend. It was their favorite as well! I can't wait to drop in again soon for more of that great tea!

Good service, GREAT dbl. espresso. I left feeling as though my 'happiness' mattered to them…read more I would highly recommend the place to friends & family!

Such a cute spot. I was in town for the morning looking for a coffee and a spot to work. Great…read morecoffee and great vibes.

My first time there, loved the chocolate crescent & I got a cold brew. I would go every morning but…read moreI have to be to work for 9, so it would be nice if it was open earlier for coffee so I can ditch DD.

Always smells delightful walking in the door to this fine establishment. The sandwiches are…read moreamazing... the bagels and muffins are delicious! The drinks are cool and refreshing! The treats are always decadent. All around great place to grab something on your own to eat or grab something to go! Always have had a delicious experience at this location and have been going since it opened years ago.

Really good tasting food in a cute little place! Easy parking and fresh ingredients.read more

So good and also a touching tribute to a fallen soldier. This family-run roadside coffee hut has…read moredelicious brews, flavorful and fresh food (I tried the sausage, egg & cheese on everything bagel and loved it), a drive-thru window, and a surprisingly wide variety of flavor shots for those that prefer something more interesting than straight black coffee. Service was cheery and easy, accepting tap payment. There's no "inside" of the location for guests, but in the warmer months there are a variety of tables and chairs outside to lounge with your drink and perhaps a few friends? Thanks for having me!

Do you love America?…read more Then drink this coffee! We were passing through on way to Greylock mountain, by God's providence we found this coffee place. We learned of the wonderful history of the shop, albeit tragic. However, the hopefulness and kindness of the owner makes it well worth the trip. And the coffee is outstanding.

Such an adorable place with really good food. Unfortunately, the service we experienced today was…read moreextremely disappointing. We ordered three sandwiches, and at the time my husband placed the order, he was the only customer there. While we were waiting, two other customers came in, clearly friends of the cook and spent time chatting with her about everything from yoga classes to NYC's Mamdami. After their conversation, they placed their order and received their food before we did, as well as before another couple who had also been waiting. It was frustrating and honestly disappointing to see others served first despite arriving later. We've visited before and had a lovely experience, which makes this even more unfortunate. I believe the woman assisting us at that time may have been the owner or a manager, which makes the situation more concerning. It's a shame because the space and food are wonderful, but today it felt like you need to personally know the cook to receive timely service.

Really cute, kitschy general store/grocery/cafe we stopped at for a bite before skiing nearby…read more Service was friendly, but it wouldn't be my first stop if I were in a rush. They had a ton of food items to peruse through while waiting for our egg sandwiches, most of which were or were made from local produce (farm location listed on the item, which I love). Sandwiches were tasty and the store itself was a lovely space with a sweet, small town vibe that earned it 4 stars; but I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the astronomical pricing of everything in the place. For one egg and melted cheese on a bun, it cost $7. To add bacon to that, an additional $5. The sandwich is not large, and the $5 bacon is one slice, cut in half and folded into the center of the roll. For comparison, two eggs on a bagel with either a large sausage patty or enough bacon to cover the entire sandwich, is typically about $6-$7, in a relatively expensive locale. Another important note, the size of the breakfast resulted in both my husband and nephew having to order additional food. At $12 a pop, the sandwich should be more than enough to satisfy an average appetite. Coupled with the pricing of the other items for sale, like baked goods and $12 fresh eggs (which neighbors often give for free or $5/dozen) - it gives the impression that you're being swindled. I live in an area known for high prices, I don't expect things to be cheap. But this felt like they were pricing that high because they're one of the only shops in town and they can, and not because the items are worth that much. The food is yummy and the store is a lovely, small town-type gem that is worth a visit, but the pricing is simply unfair so expect to pay more for less.