We were in town for a concert and stopped in for breakfast and a coffee before our 3 hour ride…read morehome. I got the bacon egg and cheese sandwich and my husband got the polish burrieto. Both were fantastic! My latte was delicious but very hot. I couldn't drink it for a while on our drive. Our treats were delicious! A cider donut and a blueberry coffee cake muffin. The style and vibe of the bakery was cute and clean! I commented on how cute and updated it was inside. The staff was super friendly. We got to watch 5 deer out in the field while we ate breakfast. The staff told us how they are regular visitors and how they had just seen a black bear out there! It made for a great way to start and fuel us up for our mini road trip

Hidden Gem of all hidden gems! I needed a coffee in the area and found the closest cafe. Top five…read morechocolate chip cookies in my 54 years . Coffee was really good and service was excellent. Who knew the food was so good in this area?? Add this place to Paul & Elizabeth's in Northampton for lunch and you've had quite the day for yourself my friend!

Great stop for a good sandwich & happy vibe when traveling. Off the beaten track & tasty! Will…read morecome next time we pass thru. Loved the Brie sandwich & salad!

Nice roadside stop in Montague. It's really the only place that's alive up here. Overall the mill…read moreis rundown and neglected. Lady Killigrew is all that's left. Food menu is limited. Indoor and outdoor seating. Ambiance outdoor needs help.

Excellent service and excellent coffee, fresh roasted beans to take home made wonderful espressoread more

Went into this quaint establishment for the first time today and was greeted by the kind, awesome,…read moreand blunt personality of Melissa, the owner. As soon I started talking to her, I knew she was the life of the party. She is funny and personable. I felt like a friend immediately. The donkey burrito I had was delicious and I also throughly enjoyed the bang bang sauce. The food was crave worthy and the coffee hit the spot, but I won't be coming back just for that. Melissa embodies the way small business should be, comfortable and inviting. I will be going back to support her and her outstanding business again. I'm glad you are part of this amazing town! (Also - side note - you can play PAC-Man for free inside.)

Now open Friday nights for dinner. The dinner menu is on…read moretheir website. It's all delicious, especially the Basque cheesecake.

I did not feel welcome here. Many of the staff gawked at me from the kitchen when I asked how much…read morelonger my order would take. The server said nothing to me when she gave me my order. This is the worst that I've been treated at any restaurant. Their message to me was clear. They choose exclusivity and will display those boundaries openly. I can't recommend and won't be going back.

First time in my life that I have planned my day around a cup of coffee! I liked it so much that I…read moredrove six miles from where I was working in Montague this past September, to Food City to get the Fogbuster. Or I'd start my day with an 8 AM swim-across at Stillwater so I could warm up after with the Pumpkin Spice one. I bought a few bags full to take with me back to Oregon as gifts and got positive responses, and their vacuum canister I got with it works well too. It was ground and sitting in a hot car for six days, and still fresh into late December.

We LOVE this coffee. We recently became members of a local CSA, Brookfield Farm, in Amherst. While…read moreI was there picking up some early veggies, they had a few local offerings and I also bought a bag of Pierce Bros Columbian coffee beans. It's so important to me to buy local, organic and fair trade, but it's an extra treat when the item is also fresh and great tasting. This coffee did not disappoint. It is very rich and delicious, with NO "burnt" taste. Darren and Sean thanks so much for your expert roasting. We'll definitely be back for more. ~ Lisa R.

What a great find in downtown Amherst! While on a short trip to the area, I wanted to find a solid…read morecafe that had good coffee, gluten/dairy free food options, and a comfortable space to chill and do some work. Share Coffee in Amherst ticked every single box and made for a very welcome haven on a gloomy fall weekend. Just a few minutes' walk from Amherst College, the first floor of a house had been deftly converted into a spacious cafe with so many types of seating, I probably annoyed several people by trying one seat, then the next. I ended up perching on a stool at the window for the first part of my cafe time, then moving to one of the smaller table for lunch and more writing. There was quite a bit of natural light from the wide windows for such a gray day. The rest of the space was still well-lit yet not glaringly so. It was clearly a place where people came to work or meet friends (fast wifi! outlets galore!), yet even during the busiest times, it never felt overcrowded or got too loud. The barista and staff were all super friendly. I started off with an almond milk cappuccino, which was a bit darker of a roast but still smooth. Share roasts their own beans over in Hadley. Once the hunger pangs set in, I went back for a turkey avocado sandwich and was able to make it gluten and dairy free with ease. Although the menu says gluten free tortillas, it came on GF bread and was accompanied by a side salad. The sandwich was a bit messy (the bread wasn't the most robust), yet simple and satisfying, and the salad was super fresh. That vinaigrette! So good. It's from (or made with the recipe from) Lady Killigrew Cafe over at the wondrous Montague Book Mill. I also picked up a chai latte for additional afternoon fuel. They make their own concentrate that can be sweetened with honey or not, something I really appreciate in the sea of incredibly sweet chai out there. I got mine slightly sweetened, and it was deliciously spicy (gingery?) and not very sweet, which is what I ultimately prefer. The person at the counter also happily answered my questions about the baked goods. While they do have a couple gluten free options, the GF muffins contain dairy and the energy balls have peanuts. If I lived in Central Mass, Share Coffee would be my go-to shop. I'll be back!

Very cute location with a good variety of drinks and food. Staff is always pleasant and efficient…read more Seating inside and outside on the patio. I love the energy balls here. Delicious and nutritious. Can get a little crowded when college is in session. But totally manageable and they move the line pretty quickly.

Loved this location. Not many seats and all were taken, but the service was great, the breakfast…read moreburrito was delicious, and the coffee was incredible!

I have been to this location and the one in Shelburne Falls and both had great service and…read moredelicious coffee! I've tried both the Iced Strawberry Lavender Latte and Iced Peanut Butter & Fluff Latte and both were delicious!

Fun breakfast/lunch cafe and coffee shop with an interesting shopping experience…read more The bread is delish and staff do a great job handling the line in a small space. Sit in or out.

This place was absolutely wonderful! I only went in this place because I had to use the bathroom…read moresuper bad! But I walked in, saw the absolutely adorable surroundings and locally produced food and house made menu items and was like "Lunch Time"!!!! The girls there were super kind and enthusiastic. The roasted chicken sandwich was delicious! Their little pumpkin danishes changed my life!! Amazing! The baked good are made both on premises as well as from a local bakery. I loved all these answers! The back room is where the dining room is has a fireplace and is super rustic haven. Just an amazing impromptu lunch experience! My only complaint was the Thai chicken soup, yuck lol. It was really just warm mush. But other than that I am marking this place on my map of favorite places ever!

My brother and I have eaten here several times and it is a good place. The food is good and…read moreatmosphere is pleasant with plenty of seating. They take your order quickly at the register and serve it quickly. We had no problem staying there after eating sandwiches & having coffee. Prices were about the same as other places and the menu is vegan with good variety.

Charming cafe! Everything tasted great: got a maple cappuccino and an everything-seasoning avocado…read moretoast. If I could make a suggestion, the avocado would be easier to eat mashed since it would stick to the bread better and help hold the toppings on while you're taking a bite (the carrot kind of falls off everywhere.) Limited parking in front of the door, but there's a lot across the road at the medical building that seems to be unmonitored. Plenty of tables and free WiFi

I've been following Familairs on socials for a while and knew I was going to try it when I went…read moreback to the area. First, tons of outdoor seating, the outside is gorgeous and so welcoming. I got one of their spring specials, the Sugar Bush Latte. The latte had the perfect amount of flavor and not too much sweetness (which I prefer). Before I left, I also got an iced black tea and an iced americano for my husband. The iced black tea was perfection, flavorful yet still bitter. The iced americano (unsweet) confirmed that their espresso was DELISH.

YUM! This little coffee shop both eats and serves! The vibes were immaculate, the food was so so…read moreso tasty, and the drinks were to die for! I had the Original Lox breakfast sandwich on gf bread and it was the best thing I've eaten in a while! The bread was spongey, the tomato was hands down the best and most perfectly acidic tomato I've ever had, and cream cheese : salmon ratio was absolutely perfect. I need a pitcher of the rosemary orange matcha, and you need to make sure to try a hot poached pair cappuccino, it's the perfect winter drink!