Love this cute coffee spot! Great service from a couple cool ladies Delicious latte using the…read morelocal and lovely Holy Cow syrup and great espresso Everyone leaves here with a big smile on their faces Pecan and brown sugar for the seasonal win today!

Batchy Brew is a coffee truck located in Torrington, CT. There is a patio with some picnic tables…read moreand a few parking spots. They offer coffee, espresso drinks, and handcrafted beverages. They serve Saccuzzo Coffee, Great Minds Coffee Roasters (both from CT), and Holy Kakow Syrups. I've been wanting to try their coffee for a while after seeing them on social media. We were in the area and I got one of their March specials, the shamrock iced latte; it was pretty good. My husband also enjoyed their cold brew. There was no line the day we went and service was quick. Overall, a nice coffee truck; I'm sure their patio fills up during nice weather. We look forward to going back!

Rolled ice cream is such a fun experience! Friendly staff, delicious & fun watching them create…read moreyour custom flavor! 10 out of 10! A must try!

Love that Torrington has a rolled ice cream shop! The ice cream was delicious, but the wait was a…read morelittle long

I love this place they are friendly fast reliable all the drinks are delicious all the food is…read moredelicious and the orders are always accurate.

10.23.25 This donut shop is tucked in nowhere Torrington…read moreright off of route 8 & right across from Lowes. Great spot. These donuts are so good. I wish I was closer. They're always fresh and very good size. It looks like any typical donut shop that you've been to. Nothing really stands out except that really intense smell of FRESHNESS. So good in the air. Three service is also always great. They're so kind and genuine here. Always great hospitality and very nice people serving you. They have some deal that they sell you the donuts at a discounted rate after like 5 or 6 o'clock . Something like that. I was so surprised that they offer this. I still remember the first time here when they told me about that and I took advantage of it and bought more than I originally planned on getting. I think it's a great concept I've never encountered elsewhere and think more donut places should adopt their truly great concept. Makes sense instead of throwing donuts away at the end of the day. Almost forgot to mention their coffee. It's so good for just a donut shop. It has such rich full body taste. Such a great place to frequent. Love you people here :-)

Excellent food! Bacon and cheddar bread and homemade corned beef hash was excellent. Good service…read moretoo. We will be back!

This place is a hidden gem! Located in a plaza, in what seems to be an industrial town-not at all…read moreaesthetically pleasing-but don't let this stop you from getting a great meal here. Service was quick and kind, the cafe minimally decorated. The place is tiny but packs in a bunch with its oval center counter top-very smart construction here-nice tables and curtains. As a Foodie, I look for fresh ingredients and found them nestled inside my Veggie omelette which was loaded with FRESH and CRISP mushrooms, spinach, broccoli, and onions. The home fries were small potatoes- seasoned and sautéed just right.The only reason I didn't give this place a 5 start rating is because we were a bit annoyed by the whistles and bells blaring from "The Price is Right" morning show playing on the large wall tv. Its as if the place is having an identity crisis where it can't decide if it's a diner or a cafe. Personally, I envision more decor and some light cafe tunes to match the Foodie/Cafe vibe. The delicious food certainly deserves a more calm and cozy ambience. Overall, we'll definitely return because we can't find fresh cafe food like this across many of the surrounding towns in western CT. Thanks, Angie, for a wonderful meal!

Super cute! Baristas were so friendly! And my pumpkin spice latte was perfection! The coffee is…read moreexcellent (husband had a black coffee with oat milk) so if that's what you are looking for, then this is it!

This is an easy review…read more The place is called Espresso 59. What do we expect? Well...how about good espresso - rich creama. Syrupy. Well extracted. Maybe locally roasted beans. Ooooh. Can't wait! It's a Lavazza pod machine. I repeat. The coffee at a coffee shop called "Espresso 59" in an ultra trendy high-end area where coffee is routinely selling for between five and eight dollars pull their shots using a Lavazza pod machine. A pod machine. Pods.

This is an updated review based upon my first visit to Krafted's new location in the same building…read more I suggested their old location wouldn't win any beauty contests. Well now, they're Miss Freakin' America. The space is gorgeous. And they aced the talent competition too. I almost exclusively drink iced coffee, and I don't always love Iced Americanos. But here, they were up front about the fact that it would be an Iced Americano, when some places are sneaky about it. I appreciate that. I also liked that they offered three single origins as options. I went with the Papua New Guinea. It was great. Krafted is serious about coffee. Now they have a serious location too. 5 Stars

This tiny shop serves the absolute best latte I've had in Connecticut or elsewhere for that matter…read more This is truly the definition of a hidden gem! This coffee roaster is tucked away on the side of a building and offers the best beans you will get anywhere. They roast their own in house and so far my husband and I have tried the Bantam, Mexico and Nicaragua blends and all are fantastic and so unique. Our go to order is the maple latte which I will rave about until the end of time to everyone. They also have a small but delicious selection of baked goods to choose from but our personal favorite are the chocolate chip cookies! The workers and owner are also so kind and have great recommendations! Krafted Brew Lab is a must visit!

Love their lemonades and smoothies and on the weekends they have donuts from Brooklyn baking and…read morethey are some of the best I've ever had! Everyone is so friendly and helpful! You can tell either order on the toast app or at the door/window upfront to go or sit down and eat/drink inside, is super cute in there! Everything I've had from here is so good!

I've gotten in the habit of calling ahead to give businesses a fighting chance or at least to help…read morethem avoid a negative review. So I called ahead to Toast. And I asked a very simple question: do you have a trained barista on staff today that can pour me a camera ready drink? The answer was yes we can and yes we do. No they don't. $5.10. $6.10 with the tip. One sip. Ugly, bitter, massive like at least 10 ounces and I ordered a Cortado. Straight in the garbage. Oh also paper cups only.

Pros: drinks were cheap. $12 got me a toasted almond for myself and my friend…read more Cons: Parking sucks, I parked on Red Mountain Avenue next to Rainbow pizza. Bartender didn't know what makes a toasted almond (milk, disaronno, and kahlua) Boring crowd. All 40+. Karaoke DJ wasn't that great. The drunk 50 year old women dressed AND acting like they were 21 was also a turnoff. Honey, I'm 22 and if I'm not acting like that, you shouldn't be acting that way. I won't be back unless dragged by a huge pack of my friends.

ABSOLUTE HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE!! My wife and I decided to try…read moreout "Gina's" after work tonight... what an absolute mistake! We both have fairly stressful jobs, one being a correctional officer and the other an emergency nurse. We were really looking forward to a few drinks to unwind. We ordered drinks, tried to chat for a few, crowd 2 feet away was screaming to the top of their lungs trying to "sing karaoke." My wife respectively with her hearing issue, discreetly put small pieces of tissue in her ears and we continued with our night. The "bartender/owner??" came over and yelled to my wife "oh lighten up! What's your problem? You come in here acting like a big grizzly bear (wife weighs 120 pounds) with this badass attitude, why don't you get out of my fucking bar!!!" Literally grabs our drinks, smashes the glasses behind the bar, I look at her and ask if she's serious and I offer to pay for our drinks and she told us to "GET THE FUCK OUT AND DONT COME BACK!"... neither of us have honestly ever been kicked out of a bar! Lol PLEASE STAY FAR AWAY FROM THIS PLACE, so many other friendlier establishments in town. Don't waste your time or money!

Very comfortable relaxing place to eat. My breakfast sandwich was top notch. Piper was very…read morewelcoming and service was excellent. I will add +1 to the positive reviews Highly recommend.

Absolutely incredible sandwich lunch place. Incredible bakery and delicious food on all fronts.read more

Delicious breakfast spot but a bit pricey!…read more Food: we got a few pastries and an egg sandwich and they were really good! The coffee is also pretty decent Ambiance: this spot is generally quite busy so getting a table was a long waiting game! Especially a lot of children Service: decently fast Price: I do think it was very expensive for what you get

The donuts are actually very good. My review is not about the food…read more The ambience is very simple and basic -- tables with a couple of chairs, nothing elaborate or particularly decorative. It's best for one or two people, although a small group of three or four could certainly go. If you're looking for something casual and straightforward, it works. My problem is with two things: what happened during payment and the complete lack of accountability afterward. I ordered takeout for $18.25. The employee handling my payment entered a $2.04 tip on the iPad himself, turned it toward me and said, "just sign." I did not authorize that tip. My receipt clearly shows "TIPS: $2.04." Yes, it's only $2.04. The amount isn't the point. An employee should not be deciding how much a customer is going to tip. What bothers me just as much is what happened afterward. I called twice and left messages. I then emailed management/ownership with the receipt and documentation and gave them an opportunity to simply refund the $2.04. No call. No email. No response. Employees can make mistakes or bad decisions. Management's responsibility is to address the problem when it's brought to their attention. Ignoring the customer only makes it worse. And please don't respond now with a generic "We're sorry you feel this way" or "Please contact us." I already contacted you multiple times. If you're going to respond publicly, address what actually happened. Good donuts. Simple, basic atmosphere. Bad payment experience. Even worse accountability afterward. My advice: keep your receipt and compare it with what actually posts to your card.