This has been my go-to coffee shop every weekend for the last couple of years. To put it simply,…read moretheir coffee is fantastic. Specifically, their cold brew which is extremely smooth and strong, and in my opinion you don't even need to put anything in it unless you really want something sweet, although why would you get a cold brew if that's the case lol. Also packs quite a bit of caffeine so you'll be good for the rest of the day. Their pastries are pretty solid as well, although a bit on the pricier side. The cafe itself is on the smaller side but still an ample amount of seating. It's excellent for meeting with a friend, however the tables are rather small so it is less study friendly unless you manage to snag one of the bigger tables by the entrance. Which is admittedly pretty tough to do unless you get here right when it opens or catch a lucky break when someone leaves - I speak from experience. That said, it's overall a pretty solid spot to get work done. Parking in downtown Summit is a pain in general, I usually just park in the lot and walk over. Limit is at 5 hours and you will have to walk back if you want to extend it. There might be parking available by the cafe, but I'm personally less confident on how long you can to stay before getting ticketed/booted, so do so at your own risk.

Tried this coffee spot twice. The first time, the staff wasn't very warm or helpful. When I asked…read morefor recommendations, I was just told to check the menu. I ordered the coconut coffee which was okay, just a bit too sweet for my taste. The second time around, I looked over the menu ahead of time and tried a matcha. It was decent, but again a little sweeter than I personally prefer.

What a cute place! There are many coffee shops in Summit but this one is the one to visit. It's…read moreright across from the train station. Hubby got a large caramel Frappuccino which was uncharacteristic for him but he loved it! I had a brown sugar cinnamon cappuccino with brown sugar cold foam - yum! We split a crumb bun which was loaded w: crumbs over a soft delicious cake. There were assorted chairs, couches, and benches to sit at. There is indoor and outdoor seating and the staff is super friendly.

My husband and I have been to Portugal a few times and absolutely love how fresh and yummy the…read moresandwiches are there. We popped into Serra Doce for a quick bite, with hopes it would live up to our memories of Portugal, and it did not disappoint! I got the crispy chicken sandwich and he got the Sera Sandwich. We then split a pastel de nata. The service was very polite and explained what some of the menu items were for us, and our sandwiches came very quickly. Each sandwich was super hot and fresh. I especially liked the crispy chicken sandwich and will definitely be returning for it. It was simple but the chicken was crispy, the bread was fresh, and it was loaded with fresh veggies. The pastel was just okay for us, but we ate pastel snobs. It didn't really compare to the ones we had in Lisbon, but it is comparable to some of the better bakeries in Newark. The ambiance was also very cute. It's self-seat and casual, but that was perfect for our quick lunch stop. They also have a cute nook if you prefer some privacy.

Turkish coffee plus a morsel baklava came out to ~$11, not super impressed with the food…read more Interior decor is nice however this place is packed on a weekday morning, so much chatter going on, this place feels more like a bar than a relaxing cafe

Super cute cafe! I love that they're dog friendly :)…read more I ordered the lavender honey latte, and my friend ordered the masala chai. A medium drink is around $7 here. The chai was my favorite of the two. It was very fragrant + had strong spices. It was quite sweet, so keep that in mind. At first, neither of us could taste the syrup in the latte, but the staff were very accommodating and added more for us. The space is really inviting. There's plenty of seating and parking. The bathroom was also very clean. I recommend this place as a nice cafe to stop by or wfh.

Fueling Up on Springfield Ave…read more Stopped by Gregorys Coffee - Summit on Springfield Ave in downtown Summit with a friend on a Sunday evening for a quick grab-and-go coffee. We came right before closing, and even while they were winding down, the space felt clean, cozy, and welcoming. I ordered a small vanilla protein cold brew ($8) through the InKind app for easy pickup -- it hit the spot. It wasn't busy when we stopped in, but being right downtown, I can easily see this being a popular stop during peak hours. It's a great place for fueling up before hitting the local shops -- or recharging after. There are tables, chairs, and outlets available if you're planning to stay and get some work done, though we were just grabbing and going. We lucked out with street parking, but I imagine it depends on timing. Friendly staff, smooth ordering, and a cozy vibe. It's on the pricier side, but I'd still come back for another fuel-up.

Came here for a quick coffee and matcha since I was around the area. I had ordered an iced fall out…read moreboy with oat-milk. It tasted really great, the taste to the hazelnut was good! The drink kinda tasted like a brown sugar, which I loved! 10/10 Unfortunately the matcha wasn't the best, it was very watered down with too much oat-milk. No taste to it at all. Service was okay, I greeted first & wasn't a word said to me. More like of what do you want & that's it. Wasn't so welcoming. Ambiance is pretty chill, you can sit there of course & be able to work / study. Had to give it a 3 start for the service & matcha.. Probably wouldn't come back to this location exact.

Last night we hosted our wedding, and let me tell you I have never in my life had so many guests at…read moreany event RAVE about the bartenders. Every guest I spoke to told us that they were so amazing, super attentive and really energetic about the day. They really made every guest feel special. We had them bring their custom wood bars and they were so beautifully done.

From the owner: We provide a mobile bar ready to serve with all the necessary bar accessories & innovative custom…read morecocktail menu, along with an equally impressive spiritfree menu. All you need to do is provide the alcohol and we will handle the rest. Our bartenders and servers are personable and knowledgeable. We take any event bar hire or wedding bar to the next level. We are career hospitality professionals who take pride in our craft.

The Coffee Mill Roasters: Cozy Gem in Downtown Milburn!…read more Rustic Charm This quaint shop boasts a warm, rustic atmosphere with comfortable tables inside and out. Exceptional Service Barista and Owner, Adel Aziz, is a very nice gentleman! Friendly, attentive, and crafted an incredible drink. Must-Try Drink Toffee Crunch Latte (extra hot and foamy): Absolutely divine! The Coffee Mill Roasters is a must-visit for coffee lovers in downtown Milburn!

My mom told me about this place, and I saw here Lorraine Derfler with Debbie Lebersfeld. They have…read morea great spinach pastry.

Hidden in what appears to be a liquor/cheese store, I would have never come in for coffee! The…read morebarista was helpful in pointing us in the right direction for the beans we wanted. We ordered a bag and it was definitely a great value for the money! They became a little oily after sitting in the bag a couple of days, but besides that, the taste was good.

Years ago, I would stop in Ahree on Union Place for a fresh brew to drink on train into city…read more Subsequently he did not renew lease & pulled back to the smaller Westfield location, leaving me sadly to go into the national chain closer to station - sigh (not my idea of decent coffee). It was a delight to have his return to town at Mondo and later across Springfield Ave to the market place at Wine List. I simply require a respectable cuppa joe in the morning - no fancy artwork on a cappuccino or a sugary beverage. I like the daily pot so that my taste buds get varied perks, especially Ahree special blend or Java on Monday mornings. Many come in to buy by the pound, including the upscale Kona - or order online. My drill 4-5 times a week is to go in and chatter with wine, cheese chocolate & flower folks. Like the nearby brewery, the staff & regulars there create a Cheers-like atmosphere. This week marks Ahree's 35th anniversary in the coffee business & is offering a free cup of java daily !!

What a gem. A plethora of delicious choices of delicious dishes: we ordered the Mona Lisa and Off…read morethe vine paninis, plus an ice coffee and an Arnold Palmer. Reasonably priced, especially for Summit. Street parking is really tough; we lucked out. An inside bench provides a place to sit and wait for your order, but no indoor dining. An adjoining courtyard is fine, except when it's humid (when isn't it these days) or raining (storm moved in as soon as we got into our car). Does lots of takeout/pickup. Very friendly service a big plus. Funky. Unique. Recommended. Will certainly go back: so many choices.

Good portions and taste at a great pricepoint. The staff is so kind as well. The outdoor seating is…read moreperfect on clear days. Marigold's is a great gathering spot to hang with friends that I'll be coming back to.

I recently moved cross country to Maplewood. Early on I discovered this adorable shop that serves…read morecoffee and brunch on the weekends and has a wonderful assortment of goods for the home. They also have a wide variety of nonalcoholic spirits. I meet with other writing folks regularly on Thursday mornings. Imagine my delight when I found the perfect gift for my daughter's 36th birthday at perch. I'm a regular and in intended to stay that way.

Stumbled in here during one of the coldest days of the year, primarily just to warm up. Had no…read moreexpectations because, like I said, it was cold, they were the closest place to take shelter and I saw a coffee bar. Anyway, since then I've been back 3 more times; once for breakfast and twice for brunch. And while I'm confessing, the two times for lunch were on subsequent days. Yeah, they're that good. Actually, their chicken salad on a croissant is the best I've ever had and in my advanced years I've had a crapload of chicken salad. The have a nice sized coffee bar, decorated beautifully with some pretty delicious looking pastries. I'm on an anti-sweet phase so I'm basing my opinion on only on appearance. Then there's a seating area when you can eat, served by a friendly attentive staff and an adjacent boutique area where you can purchase housewares, clothing and other cool stuff. I'm not in Maplewood all that often, generally when I'm shopping at the equally awesome City Workshop but when I do, I always make sure to hit up Perch. You should too. 1/2 star deduction because they don't offer fake sugar, just that Stevia crap which is gross.

I had been wanting to try Liv Breads for so long, especially after all of the amazing reviews I had…read moreread and the positive feedback I had heard from family. I finally made it there the other day and was shocked at how substantial the place was. It was no small bakery, but was a full cafe and gourmet shop as well. Though I did not try their savory sandwiches, breads, salads, or spreads at that time, I did purchase some of their sweets. First, the Chocolate Rugelach were some of the best I have had. The delicate, flaky cookies were like little croissants and were ribboned with a rich chocolate spread. Their version also had hints of vanilla, which I really enjoyed. I also got one of their large Chocolate Chip Cookies, which was thin, but packed with gooey bittersweet and semi-sweet chocolate. It also had a light sprinkling of Maldon sea salt on the top. It was super decadent! Liv Breads exceeded my expectations, and I look forward to revisiting to try many more of their items.

I have never written a negative review before, which probably says something about how upsetting…read morethis experience was for me. My family and I have been regular customers at Liv Breads in Millburn for the past five or six years. I come here almost every day, often morning and evening, for coffee and breakfast, and my husband gets his coffee here literally every single day. We have always enjoyed the food and coffee and have spent a considerable amount of money supporting this bakery over the years. Even a regular black coffee here costs around $5 plus and when you are buying coffee and breakfast this frequently for years, you are clearly a loyal, paying customer. But what happened today genuinely hurt me. After finishing my coffee, I asked for the usual refill. The person serving me insisted that I bring back my used coffee cup before she would give me the refill. She then specifically told me that "a lot of people like you" have been asking for refills, and therefore she needed to see my cup before giving me one. If there is a new policy requiring customers to show their original cup, I have absolutely no problem with the policy. What upset me was the way it was communicated, particularly the phrase "people like you." As a brown-skinned Indian woman, I could not help but wonder what exactly "people like you" meant and whether I would have been spoken to the same way if I looked different. I am not claiming to know what was in anyone's mind, but I can say how the interaction made me feel: singled out, embarrassed and unwelcome. I have lived in the U.S. for years and cannot remember another interaction that made me feel this way. What makes it especially disappointing is that this wasn't an interaction between a business and someone who walked in for the first time. They know us. We have been coming here almost daily for years. Customer loyalty should mean something--not free coffee and not an exemption from reasonable policies, but simply being treated with familiarity, dignity and respect. The food and coffee have always been good, and that is exactly why we kept coming back for so many years. Unfortunately, after today's interaction, I walked away feeling deeply uncomfortable and no longer welcome. After five or six years of supporting this bakery, it genuinely makes me sad to say that I don't plan to return.