My partner took me to this shop as an alternative to our usual trip to Starbucks. I was visiting…read morehis neighborhood and he was very excited to show me this place. And rightfully so - this is a very well executed idea for a gothic coffee shop. I was trurly amazed. The line stretched across the whole shop, which spoke to its popularity. I think they were understaffed the day we visited. It was only 3 employees and once of them was a cashier which also made drinks/ food. Stood in line for about 20mins until it was our turn to order. We did not mind the wait actually. It was very bearable with the music in the background and so many things for sale to look at. Once it was our turn my partner ordered a Cemetery Dusk Latte (Tiramisu latte, chocolate ribbons, mascarpone top and chocolate power), and a pineapple danish and coconut flakes. I ordered the Deadly Nightshade (Expresso, Blackberry Vanilla Syrup, Blackberry cold foam and sage), and the Little Lad Croissant which was served with cream and berries (and had cute little flowers for decorations). The shop was packed, but yet we somehow got two seats. There are tables, green couch and red velvet armchairs with a high backs. We sat on the armchairs. Everything was so delicious. I actually gave up drinking coffee, substituting it with matcha, but I decided to make an exception for today. And boy I am glad I did! I never had more delicious coffee. And if I said I did in my previous reviews, please consider that voided haha. Overall great experience! I would definitely come back there instead of going to Starbucks when I'm in the neighborhood.

Upon stepping into nightshade coffee, you are immediately transported to a gothic dark academia…read morelibrary style lounge. I may be biased, but I absolutely loved the darker theme, decorations and variety of seating. There were plenty of cozy couches, lush chairs, and standard tables. To drink I had the Memento Mori from their speciality menu, though they also had a creative autumn specials menu with a cider latte that caught my eye and what I would want to try next time. Memento mori was noted as a maple black sesame latte with charcoal infused cold foam. The espresso in the latte was smooth and not too sweet, however I didn't get much maple or black sesame flavor, and the cold foam was actually a bit flavorless. I would love to see the key flavors accentuated even more because I was really excited for this coffee creation. Located in a great section of downtown Westwood with plenty of street parking. Definitely a must get when I'm in the area!

What a great place! Our neighbor took us here, as it's one of her favorite spots. It's easy to see…read morewhy. Parking was a snap with the railroad right there. Remember to bring quarters. We were seated in sort of an annex; It's additional seating they have a couple of stores down. Weird, but welcome as the original place is like a walk in closet. I ordered French Toast, my wife got a skillet and our guest got pancakes with blueberry compote. Everything was fresh and delicious! The latte was great if a bit small. Definitely on my breakfast and lunch short list, as I would like to try the chicken salad on my next visit. I forgot to try the scones, which they are apparently famous for. Give them a try, you'll be glad you did.

We came here on a Saturday noon to have lunch with a group of friends. The restaurant had two…read moredining spots, the original one which was very small and had only a few tables, and another adjacent building that had a massive floor. We sat in the bigger section, which had a cozy interior. The menu had a good mix of breakfast and lunch dishes. Our table ordered pancakes, salads and sandwiches. I had the NJ Sloppy Joe. It was a decent sandwich, came with greens and potato salad. All the dishes were served in containers with lids. The service was friendly. Despite being almost full, they managed to attend our table frequently. The dishes took some time to come back since it was super busy. Overall it's a nice local brunch spot, very popular among the locals.

Remember cheers? This is cheers without the alcohol. Anthony asks and remembers everyone's name…read more You've got your regulars (hi it's me I'm a regular) who are always ready to offer suggestions from their usual seat, and hand crafted coffees (and teas and matcha and ciders!) I can't think of a better local coffee shop, hot drinks? Amazing. Iced drinks? Amazing. Heathers perfectly balanced strawberry matcha? Amazing. House made syrups with seasonal offerings? AMAZING. The staff is phenomenal, from the owner Anthony to the manager Carly and everyone in between a near perfect cross section of personalities and vibes that keeps us coming back. Their weekend pastries from Maxine's are a delight, you can spend hours hanging out at the bar or table in the back and have a yap or a business meeting and the environment is perfect for either. Always clean inside even the bathroom!

It's my go to spot and go as much as I can. Friendly. Great coffee. No gimmicks just great vibe…read more Full stop

From the moment you walk in you just want to stay inside because of the smell - amazing, enticing,…read moreuplifting aromas of the freshly baked goods, just something truly special. We got a few croissants, and a number of beautiful, artfully presented pastries - we were ordering just by the looks and everything was absolutely delightful. Highly recommended.

The dessert shop is simple and bright, with all the cakes neatly arranged. The Korean owner is very…read morenice. The cakes at this shop are all exquisitely made and delicious. The cream is smooth and creamy, with a rich texture and not overly sweet, and they are very fresh. Ciel Dessert's cakes are all beautifully made and not too sweet, meeting all the criteria for deliciousness.

This little coffee shop in Maywood's business district is pretty unique I must say. In addition to…read morefresh brewed coffee they sell whole bean, tea blends, books, vintage signs, pastries, mugs, syrups, and other random nick nacks. Coffee refills are a dollar fifty. They even had a veggie swap here but it wasn't well promoted so I ended up swapping my basil for some peppers which wasn't a bad trade. Look out for their special coffee blends, I tried a maple bacon one but really wasn't to crazy about it. Kind of a weird taste. There is a Brazilian blend which they have all the time which is good and is pretty much my stand by coffee. There is a whole host of local regulars and if you go there often you will get to know them. A lot of older folks go there and engage in stimulating conversation. I love meeting new people so I don't mind them. The girl who works at the counter whose name is Krissy is such a wonderful and kind person! She is very helpful and awesome! I think the place kind looks like a diner with dog stuff everywhere. Coffee shops usually are earth tone but I guess to each their own. I personally think the place needs a paint job but it's only a superficial issue. Coffee is still good so it doesn't matter. Oh and WiFi is available for your phone and laptop. Can't go wrong with that' So overall, moon doggie, you are a good doggie!

Great Folks Running This Place Nice Cup Of Coffee Dog Friendly…read more I had a pleasant experience here at Moon Doggie Coffee Roasters and found the coffee to be great, the owners & staff could not do enough for you and made us feel welcome. The decaf here was very good as well still had an nice rich flavor and aroma. I will go out of my way to have a coffee here and chat with the proprietors of this K-9 cool shop. Support Local Business and Man's BEST Friend, buy some dog biscuits!

My love language is discovering local coffee shops to work/study from. I don't buy from Starbucks…read moreor Dunkin' (for reasons I won't discuss in this review), especially when there's so many small businesses to choose from and support. The Dell Coffee Co is located on Oradell's bustling Kinderkamack Road. I've driven by it so many times and finally decided to check it out. There's free street parking and a lot in the back. The atmosphere is charming, cozy, and calming. The owner did a great job with the interior design! Lots of plants, earthy tones, wooden furniture, large windows with natural lighting, pillows, and comfortable sofas. They have wifi and outlets, making it an ideal place to work, study, or read in. Seating is a bit limited - there's a communal table that fits six people, three stools at a counter, and three small sofa chairs. I visited on weekday afternoons and didn't have a problem finding a seat. The drink menu has your classic espresso beverages, tea, and cold brew. They have a food menu with sandwiches, wraps, avocado toast, and acai bowls. They also have fresh pastries to choose from like croissant cubes, scones, banana bread, and muffins. The baristas are incredibly friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable. They have a lot of regulars here and you can tell that this is the type of coffee shop that will remember your name and order. I've tried... *Hot Salted Caramel Latte ~$6 - A creamy and comforting drink! The milk to espresso ratio was just right. The espresso was strong and went well with the richness of the caramel. It wasn't too sweet at all - flavors were well balanced and I could taste the hints of sea salt. *Churro Croissant Cube $8.50 - Highly recommend! It's a croissant in the shape of a cube. It's flaky, crispy, and coated with cinnamon and sugar on the outside. The bread was soft, airy, and buttery on the inside. I loved the contrasting textures! *Sugar Cookie Latte ~$7 (vanilla and almond infused espresso with whipped cream and holiday sprinkles on top) - This was more on the sweeter/sugary/milky side, which was fine with me. The cookie flavor was subtle. I would have liked the espresso to be stronger. *Cold Brew $4.50 - Not a fan. The brew was too bitter and tasted watered down. I added milk and sugar, but that didn't help. *Egg Salad Sandwich $10 (tomato, lettuce, egg salad on sourdough bread) - The bread had a crunchy crust with a chewy interior. It had a tangy flavor to it, which I enjoyed. The egg salad was too salty. Overall, the sandwich was decent, but not great. It's small for the price; I don't think I'd pay $10 for it again. Keep supporting your local coffee shops!

Interesting seasonal menu! A cute spot to catch up with…read morefriends and drink yummy coffee. I love how they have a small holiday market to purchase some last minute gifts.

The Best Coffee around ! Its fresh , coffee has the best aroma. The baked goods are homemade and…read morefresh everyday

I have a coffee and croissant and it was so amazing. The coffee was great and the croissant was so…read morefresh.

First off, I've tried 2 other meal services that were less than what I expected. That's not the…read morecase with Fitrition, all expectations were surpassed with quality, great tasting food! I recommend Fitrition, their ease in ordering and food quality don't come near those nationally advertised brands. Not even close! Great variety to choose from an I look forward to every meal! This is a win for those on the go or those in a quieter setting, maybe recuperating from a medical condition and cooking isn't a priority or even an option. This is your answer!

Great location, easy to find and get a parking spot. Its quite a large place. I got a peanut butter…read morebowl and they werent kidding about that! There was plenty of peanut butter, along with gluten free granola, acai ice and bananas. It was hot outside and I was hungry so I got the large. Afterwards I figured my eyes were bigger than my stomache....lol. place was cute and I would go back. Thank you Fitrition for a healthy refreshing shop. :)

Farmhouse Cafe & Eatery 301 Center Ave…read more Westwood, NJ 07675 Frozen Mint Lemonade Farmhouse Panko Chicken Club The interior of this restaurant has a rural atmosphere with exposed metal beams, vintage metal signs, and various farm equipment. I decided to explore a couple of the popular menu items. Frozen Lemonade: This thick, slushy signature beverage was quite refreshing. It was blended with crushed ice. This was an excellent drink and was satisfied, until I realized something; I ordered a frozen mint lemonade, not a frozen lemonade. Although my server unintentionally confused the drinks, it was still decent. I got caught up in this tasty beverage I by the time I realized it was the incorrect beverage I had already finished it! Farmhouse Panko Chicken Club: Named after the cafe, this crispy chicken sandwich was topped with avocado, bacon, and cheddar. The toppings blended perfectly, especially when served on ciabatta bread. This sandwich was really tasty, but it was very pricey for its size. French fries or a house salad is included with the sandwich. On a positive note, I was allowed to substitute kale for the romaine. The balsamic dressing mixed perfectly with the salad. I was told that cucumber and tomatoes would be included with the sandwich. However, the salad only included tomatoes. The food was overall decent, but there were inconsistencies in the lunch order. This kind of surprised me because the location was not crowded. Since multiple mistakes were made, I cannot promise there will be a future visit. #farmhousecafe #farmhousecafeandeatery #farmhousepankochickenclub

Farmhouse is one of those neighborhood spots that stays in our regular rotation. It's a cute place…read morein Westwood that definitely lives up to its name with its cozy, rustic farmhouse vibe. They have both indoor and outdoor seating, making it a great option year-round. The menu is extensive, so there's something for just about everyone. As someone who has to eat gluten-free, I do wish they offered a few more GF options. That said, I really appreciate that they have gluten-free bread and wraps. My go-to order is the grilled chicken pesto wrap on a gluten-free wrap, and during the colder months, I love pairing a meal with one of their soups. I just wish there were more gluten-free side options besides a salad. They also have a nice selection of non-caffeinated iced teas, which is always a bonus when you're looking for something different to drink. Service can be on the slower side, especially during busy lunch or dinner hours, so it's best not to come if you're in a rush. The restaurant has a few TVs that are usually showing sports, giving it a relaxed neighborhood feel, and the bathrooms have consistently been clean whenever I've visited. If you pay with cash, you'll avoid the credit card service fee. One thing to know before you go: parking in downtown Westwood can be a bit of a headache. Pay attention to the parking signs and meters. Although, I would love to see the farmhouse expand their gluten-free menu, it is a reliable local spot with good food, a welcoming atmosphere, and enough variety to keep us coming back.

Wonderful local coffee shop. The owner is warm and…read morewelcoming, The coffee is always delicious, and the pastries are a special treat I'm glad they're in the neighborhood.

Such a cozy , hidden coffee shop that feels like home. My first time here and I came back again…read more The first time I deicded to get the Carmal Apple Crisp I told them to surprise me a coffee. It was a bit towards the end of it. The 2nd time I deicded to get a ham Quiche, a pumpkin pie cold foam and a carrot Cake. The coffee definitely hit the spot and I loved it. The Quiche was also very good and the carrot Cake had a bit too much frosting on it. Other then that everyone here is very nice and I would highly recommend checking out this spot.