Super cute suburban fine dining experience! During the day, they are known as "Honeycomb," a local…read morecafe that makes delicious from scratch breads and pastries. At night, they flip into a beautiful fine dining experience called "Enchanté." Oh, it's enchanting/charming alright! Everything we had was beautiful, scrumptious, and divine. Service was also impeccable. Highly recommend all of these on the Enchanté menu- Croquettes- salt cod, saffron, olive Scallops w/ herb sauce Boquerones - potato chips, tajin Asparagus & Lettuce Cobb Salad Sourdough - goat cheese & accouterments Pork Belly - brown rice, kimchi, chai sum Oysters - from Rowley, MA Steak w/ chimichurri & crispy sweet potato Dubai Chocolate Donut

This was such a cute little cafe in Hamilton. We stopped by for lunch and although it was crowded,…read morewe were able to find two seats at the bar area. The iced matcha lattes were very good! The matcha was mixed all the way through. For sandwiches, we got the muffaletta and honeycomb BLT. Both sandwiches were served on focaccia bread. We enjoyed the food and atmosphere at Honeycomb and will probably come back again.

Coffee was good, great little place to work! Lots of locals in there and the staff were super sweet!read more

What an amazing hidden gem! Driving into the city from Newburyport, my family and I stopped here…read morecraving a quick afternoon pick-me-up and we were more than pleasantly surprised by the quality of taste and vibes this place serves up. We were welcomed in and helped super quickly despite being almost closing time, and still got to enjoy some fresh-made, delicious drinks. Their menu offers a variety of traditional options plus a couple fun, unique twists from their flavor syrups to their seasonal specials. (Even if the particular matcha i had wasn't super strong, the caramel banana syrup was INCREDIBLE and made the drink completely worthwhile, so I would highly recommend!) Needless to say, everything we tried was a big hit. Not only would I be more than happy to make the trip to enjoy another of their matcha combos, but I'd come back also for clean, spacious, and calm working atmosphere (luckily there's another location closer to me in Boston too)! I'm so glad I got to knock this cute and fun cafe off my list, and I'm even more excited to come back again!

The Banh Mi Breakfast sandwich is one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've ever had. Absolutely…read moredelicious. Their coffee program, however, needs a MASSIVE upgrade to match their stellar culinary offerings. I can tell that I shouldn't even bother ordering an espresso drink when a place has a giant old-school espresso machine and a tub of shiny dark roasted beans. My instincts were right. Abysmal coffee. If I gave it a letter grade: C or even C- while the food ranks as an A.

In the past 3 weeks I had the breakfast sandwich with egg, cheese, and sausage on a biscuit and the…read moreItalian sandwich. Both were outstanding. The biscuit sandwich is a great way to start the day; the biscuit is flaky and delicious. The Italian sandwich is chock full of great meats on a soft roll; too bad I have to watch my cholesterol level or I would have one weekly! I highly recommend The Mill.

I've been obsessed with scones/biscuits recently and one weekend morning, finding myself with no…read moreplans for once, I made the trek to Ipswich to Sandpiper, having heard that they had some of the best biscuits in the state. And, well, I won't keep you in suspense but that first bite of the salted honey butter and jam biscuit was transcendental. It was a little crumbly but so chewy and moist, and the jam and honey butter combo was incredible. Indescribable. They have so many pastry options, as well as breakfast sandwiches, but I really had eyes only for the biscuits. Also tried the cheddar scallion biscuit - amazing. I'm running out of adjectives to describe how good these were. The key for super flaky, tender biscuits is using very, very cold butter and not mixing the dough too much. It was cool to watch people baking in the back kitchen. Got the quiche as well. Tasty, with a nice mix of egg and veggies and cheese, with a well-made crust, but next time I would just get more biscuits. Lots of free parking spots in front and nearby. There's little space inside the store, which makes the queue a bit unwieldy, but it does move quickly and it's well worth the wait (and the drive).

My order: Iced tea The review: This is a cute place but in…read morepractice, it's all over the place. The bakery items are the stars of the show, though their gluten free option was one sad small almond cookie. They have brewed coffee, no espresso. They use beans from Portland, ME. The walls are lined with gourmet food products--some local, some not. There is not a lot of space so when there's a queue, it's a mess.

Very delicious coffee and quick service! I ordered the Oats & Honey latte which had the perfect…read moreamount of sweetness and no bitter aftertaste. I found their menu to be super creative and I really don't think you could go wrong - everything sounded delicious. I think that all the drinks use oat milk so it's also very friendly for anyone who's dairy free. There are some non caffeinated drinks and kids drinks available as well, so there's definitely something for everyone here. We did takeout and our drinks were ready within about 2 minutes. There is a counter seating area, but overall not too much seating, so it definitely seems more like a cafe that you grab takeout from rather than one you'd want to sit or work in.

Way too much cream cheese. It squeezed out everywhere and made a mess of the wrapper. Eating it in…read morethe car was a challenge, and I wasn't even driving. The bagel was fine, but the execution wasn't. Less cream cheese would have made for a much better experience.

Ordered: - oats & honey…read more - amazing BLT - quiche (bacon) - resistence All amazing. You should try too

I give this coffee shop five stars my coffee drink was absolutely delicious. The scones and egg…read moresandwich was delicious.

I stopped at the West Street Cafe earlier today just after 7am looking for breakfast and coffee…read more Spur of the moment when I was chilled from my ride in the fog and mist, and needed a break. What I found was an oasis of superb coffee, remarkable food, great service, and a fine dining experience (even for someone just off a motorcycle.) My large Cappuccino was hot, tasty, and seemingly bottomless. Expertly crafted and delivered. My Egg White Green Omelet was unlike any other omelet I have consumed. Loaded with vegetables and just enough cheese, it was warm throughout and (like my coffee) expertly crafted. I noticed a steady stream of customers coming in for drinks and breakfast items. I can see why. My meal was very modestly priced given the quality, quantity, preparation, and service. There was enjoyable music playing, and the dining space (and restroom) is very tastefully decorated and spotless. I ride this route a few times a year and now have a GoTo place for breakfast (or lunch!)

i've wanted to try west street cafe for a long time, and finally decided to after a hike nearby…read more they have a great amount of menu options, and i was pleasantly welcomed for sit down service at the counter. it is a cute cafe with about 8 tables. i started with a small salted caramel latte which was made perfectly, and included biscoff! for the meal, i went for their green melt benedict, which included spinach, avocado, mushrooms, mozzarella. i absolutely loved it, and ate it all. i'd like to add, i usually don't love homefries because most places don't cook them thoroughly enough, but the home fries here were made perfect with the right amount of crispiness. salted caramel latte 10/10 green melt benedict 9.8/10 i truly enjoyed west street cafe, and will be returning on a more regular basis. highly recommended! ambiance: 4.6/5 food: 5/5 drinks: 4.8/5 service: 5/5 west street cafe: 5/5

Delicious! Just moved to the area and had to try this spot because of the reviews. The first time…read morewe came really late and they were full but still squeezed us on the patio with a front row seat to watch the World Cup. The service wasn't great and almost half the menu was sold out but the food was still great. The second time we came, we went earlier and made a reservation. Service was excellent, food was great, and were able to sit on the patio again. Pricing is a little high but very reasonable. Apps are about $15-20, entrees range from $25-60. So far we've tried the cheese board, caprese, Mediterranean salad, steak frites, short ribs, and pork chop. All amazing!

Food was tasty! Several gluten free options. Server was great about checking with the kitchen to…read moreconfirm if items were gluten free.

Cute! Great coffee! Friendly service! I got an espresso over ice, and my friend got a latte and a…read moreham and cheese croissant. We both found easy parking right out front, and were able to head over to Lynch Park and enjoy our coffees in the sun while our kids played!

Adorable coffee shop! Great drink selection and wonderful staff. Very welcoming and fun atmosphere,…read morehighly recommend. Stopped in on Halloween and the staff were dressed up with the cutest menu! I loved my matcha the Dracula was on the more bland side but I admit that might be from us getting almond milk in it. Still very tasty

Ordered some mini whoopie pies and other yummy treats from Topsfield Bakeshop last summer for my…read moreson's graduation party! They were a huge hit! Philip, the coordinator was easy to work with and helped with flavor suggestions, etc. I highly recommend them!

Adorable bakery! This place is so warm & inviting the minute you walk through the door. The decor…read moreis really cute and there are a few cozy seating areas. The girls behind the counter couldn't be nicer or friendlier! My husband and I got the following: cinnamon rolls, oreos, a chocolate chip & s'mores whoopie pie and a latte to share. All were great but I think the s'mores pie and latte were my favorite! I would definitely recommend checking this place out for a sweet treat! ;)