Seven Hearts Coffee in Buffalo was exactly the cozy little gem I was hoping to find…read more Nestled inside a charming old building right next to a bookstore (which you absolutely should pop into while you're there), this spot had the perfect vibe from the moment we walked in. The atmosphere was warm, inviting, and effortlessly cool, the kind of place that makes you want to linger for hours with a good book and a great cup of coffee. My fiancé and I each ordered one of their specialty coffees along with bagels, and everything was fantastic. After a less than stellar experience at Tim Hortons earlier in the trip, Seven Hearts completely redeemed our coffee expectations. It was exactly the aesthetic and experience I had been searching for. What really made it special was how quickly it felt like a place I could make part of my routine. If I lived in Buffalo, this would absolutely be my go to coffee shop. Before leaving, I picked up a couple of honey sticks and a bottle of their house made lavender syrup to bring home. Now I get to enjoy a little taste of Seven Hearts, and Buffalo, with my morning coffee for a few more days.

Stopped in here to kill time before an appointment after seeing the high ratings, but unfortunately…read morethe experience didn't live up to them. Most of my rating is based on the service. Upon entering, no one greeted me, and I felt rushed while looking over the menu. When I asked questions, it felt like I was inconveniencing the employee rather than being helped. I ordered the blueberry lemon bar matcha and hoped the drink would redeem the experience, but it was disappointing. The flavor combination didn't work well in a matcha drink, and it left a strange aftertaste/coating in my mouth. I also specifically requested no dairy (asked for oat milk) yet it still came topped with cold foam, which upset my stomach. It looked cute, but for nearly $9, it wasn't enjoyable. I had originally planned to order food as well, but the overall atmosphere and interaction felt so uncomfortable that I decided to just take my drink and leave.

I don't leave five star reviews often, but they deserve it. My coworker brings us back drinks when…read morewe are working at our downtown office and they are so good. I finally had the chance to walk over and grab a drink myself. The staff is amazing and my iced pistachio latte was perfect. Im a Seattle girl who grew up with Starbucks, but always preferring small coffee/tea shops and this is the place to be downtown. It's only a block up from Spot and Starbucks. Stop in!

Drinks were good, when asked about recommendations I was met with less than helpful response from…read morethe lady working. The service otherwise was quick. They have a very comfortable area to sit and enjoy your drinks which makes the space very relaxing.

Area around it is super cute! Inside is small but theres a bunch of areas outside to sit. This is…read morethe best breakfast sandwich i have had to date. Previously I have tried the bacon, but this time I got the sausage. The sausage was delicious!! It's sweet with a little kick to it. The cheese is melted perfectly. The roll tasted fresh. It looked super busy but they move so fast! Will always recommend this place.

Infinite cosmic power. Itty bitty living space. This is a great little coffee, breakfast, and…read morepastry spot. My husband and I stopped in here recently and loved it. The coffee is great, the staff is wonderful and the food is fantastic. The only concern we had was space. This is a tiny little restaurant and people are fierce about grabbing seats. Now, I'm sure it's easier in the summer when it's warm enough to sit outside, but it was a little chilly the day we were there and so we had to wait a few minutes for seats inside. We didn't wait long, so it wasn't a huge deal, just understand there's not much space. I had a latte that was great, the egg on a roll with bacon, and a mini coffee cake and everything was delicious, My husband got coffee and the egg on a roll with sausage and he loved it. A great little restaurant and perfect for a quick breakfast.

This place is right around the corner from work. They have specialty coffee and tea drinks. As…read morewell as food for breakfast and lunch. Or breakfast for lunch. This is one of our go to lunch places and if you order online you can skip the wait when you arrive. Employees are great and always helpful and courteous. Also if you order online you receive emails and texts for discounts on your next order. Always support local businesses especially downtown. They are a keeper and return worthy.

Fun coffee shop in the heart of downtown Buffalo, definitely worth a visit…read more I was staying at Hotel Lafayette for a couple of nights and right before I checked out I decided to swing by to grab a coffee. While you can enter from the street, it's also connected from inside the hotel, which is honestly how it caught my attention. The space is actually pretty big, bigger than I expected. It's open, colorful, there's a ton of natural light, cool murals all over the walls, luscious greenery, and a variety of seating options. The counter where you order is nice and open, with a big menu, and a sheet of glass between the customers and what I quickly came to know is their staple item, the cruller - a donut-like pastry that's super airy on the inside with a delicious icing glaze on the outside. Along with my oat milk latte, I had to try one... ok two. I got a seasonal Pride one and I can't remember the other one. Both were dreamy and it was easy to see why they are so popular. If I lived in the area this spot would totally be a go-to for working out of when I want to switch up my scenery.

Great place. Got the chocolate cake, brownie, and sourdough croissant. All were delicious and the…read morecroissant is to die for. Staff was friendly, inside seems cool but we're out in their sheltered patio in the sun. Gonna have to come back here!

Customer service needs to be understanding towards people with disabilities and may require extra…read moreassistance they're not very ADA friendly would not recommend going here on days where the temperature is above 90 the entire place is a furnace!

The very best egg sandwich in WNY by far. Bread, muffins…read moreand cookies are fantastic. Location a bit tight with only street parking. They could do a better job of getting rid of the political BS in the front window. Other than that it's definitely worth the trip.

I hadn't been to Breadhive Bakery & Cafe in years and finally decided to stop in for a quick…read morebreakfast. I ordered the Britney: smoked salmon, onion, cucumber, and lemon scallion dill cream cheese on a rosemary salt bagel. The second I opened the wrapper I was hit with the smell of fresh rosemary, which immediately sold me. Flavor-wise, this sandwich was lovely. The smoked salmon tasted fresh and paired perfectly with the lemon scallion dill cream cheese. The cucumbers added the right amount of freshness and crunch, and the bagel itself had beautiful flavor. My only issue was the texture of the bagel. It was very hard, and toasting it unfortunately made it even tougher. Every bite turned into a bit of a balancing act because the sandwich kept falling apart. Still, the flavors were strong enough to make up for it. Overall, I really enjoyed it and I'm excited to go back again. Definitely won't wait years next time. 7.9/10

I've been wanting to try this cafe out and finally had the chance to! Parking was pretty tight so I…read moreparked on the street. The inside is spacious and decorated beautifully. When you first walk in, there is an array of pastries and sweet treats. I opted for the raspberry cream cake but was disappointed. It was dry and bland. My friend ordered the Biscoff cake that came in a soda can and hers was delicious. I probably just picked a bad one that day. The coffee was delicious and the latte art was very cute. I would like to return and try other pastries!

Stopped by with my mother for lunch; been wanting to try this place since they opened their first…read moreWestern New York location in Williamsville. The location makes sense as the residents of Williamsville are generally well-educated and worldly enough to appreciate authentic Yemeni cuisine; the same cannot be said for most of Buffalo suburbs, unfortunately, so I'm grateful the Buffalo metro now has one. Ordered the Qamaria latte, traditionally-spiced with cinnamon and cardamom. The spice notes were potent, but not at all overpowering and the beverage remained balanced. Had a chicken malawach as well; flaky and savory, and also well-spiced. It was a bit greasy which was the only regrettable thing about the experience, but not extremely and it didn't compromise the flavor or texture. The dining room itself was clean and elegantly decorated with Arabian and Gulf motifs, and the staff were friendly and helpful when my mother had questions about the menu. (I give any practicing Muslim props for working in food service while fasting during Ramadan.) All and all, grateful they're part of the community; I just hope they don't overexpand and sacrifice quality for quantity like many others.

great coffee! and i'm picky…read more. i like more super fruity light roasts. Overwinter's roast 'on tap' was not that but it was super good.

Very small shop in downtown Buffalo. There's only a few seats on a bar top with the window view…read more The drink selection is kept to a minimum but they offer seasonal options so I got the pumpkin latte which wasn't too strong. It's a nice place to stop by when walking around the city. The barista was kind