Ari K.

Super cute place in Pawtucket. My friend and I came for coffee and the barista was so patient and friendly. My friend and I also got a bagel and a ham and cheese danish. We ate them too quickly to remember to take a picture but they were both tasty. The place overall is very spacious and I would come back if I needed to get work done.

Jamie A.

Got the delicious chicken pesto panini and I loved it. It had fries served with sauces on the side. My last order here didn't include the fries and I'm glad I got a side! Also ordered a London fog in a to-go cup, because I know I wouldn't finish it before needing to head out~ staff was so kind and brought the plate right to me. Maybe it's because I had my work laptop out, but I highly appreciate it. As always, everyone was kind, helpful, and the tables were clean and it was a chill vibe to bring your work and enjoy your coffee.

Annie R.

Food: I ordered the iced caramel latte with oat milk and it was good. It could be a bit bolder but it's a smooth taste. We also ordered sweet potato fries and that was really crispy and delicious. Service: The staff was nice and attentive. You just order at the counter and sit where you want. Ambiance: The place is pretty spacious. Lots of tables and places to sit. Also lots of plugs so that you can bring a laptop and work or study at this cafe. It's a cute spot!

Chad L.

Parking: large lot outside Staff: friendly but must be new, not sure of different things on the menu Decor: very clean and modern Food: tasty and good for the most part. The wraps need to be much tighter, they were falling apart as being eaten Price: very good pricing, lunch for 3 was under 40

Christian R.

Place is located off the beaten path. Pretty great find, coffee importers with great eats. Had the Strawberry cheesecake Latte, have never had anything even come close in flavor. Tried the White chocolate, Latte pictures included. Avocado Bacon Toast added a poached egg. Amazing fresh guacamole and bacon was crisp and fresh. Also had the scrambled eggs with mushrooms panini. Excellent place for virtual work or business meetings.

Paul E.

It is a little hard to find if you don't know where you are going but it is worth visiting. The first thing you'll likely notice is just how big & open the space is. It was not too busy when we went there so the service was quick & easy. The food menu looked good but I didn't get a chance to try. I appreciate any coffee shop that roasts their own beans. The flavor was smooth but could have been a little bolder. I look forward to trying some more of their roasts. The menu boasts what you would expect from third wave coffee like snap chilled iced coffee & very flavorful espresso based beverages. My gf tried the tiramisu latte which looked good but was also $8 & resembles a milk shakes more than a coffee to me.

Toni T.

Hazel Origin Coffee opened about a week ago in a highly industrial area of Pawtucket abutting route 95. The building is primarily the roastery and warehouse for the wholesale end of their business (of which I believe a few local coffee shops and roasteries are already customers, along with Dunkin and Starbucks according to some material I've read). While the business was founded only in 2022, the married owners each have a long history in the coffee business in their native Honduras. This sweet shop is the first of two, with the second opening soon in a new Brown University space on lower Brook Street. I had an iced latte and my husband had a cold brew. We didn't sample the pastries, or the salads/sandwiches on offer. The printed menu next to the register also lists a bagel with lox, a breakfast sandwich or two, and waffles. A man at the table next to us had something brought over to him that looked like a crepe but I didn't see one of the menu and couldn't identify what it actually was. Dine-in coffee come in reusable cups or glasses. Mine was posted as 12 ounces, but the glass felt narrower than a 12-ounce can of soda so it might have been a teeny bit less than that. Still, despite the apparent diminutive size it packed major flavor. Fantastic coffee! My husband's cold brew was strong but not bitter (he asked for cream & thought he was maybe given milk, but that may just be because he likes more dairy in his brew). The review is 4 stars for now: my barista was still learning the coffee grind/brew process & the first try at my drink wasn't successful.We didn't sample the house special Vietnamese shaken espresso - but that's what I'm getting on my next visit y'all! Yes, there's public WiFi & a super comfy cozy space for sitting and working, with numerous seating options: easy chairs, a sofa, large shareable table, two-tops, and two-tops in a more private area. There's also space that looks ready for expansion into coffee tasting classes or cupping sessions. Welcome to the 'Bucket, Hazel!

Vivian A.

Looking for a good breakfast sandwich? Try their bacon egg and cheese on an everything bagel! It's massive and delicious. To drink I tried a small iced pumpkin king which had (A classic house made pumpkin spice sauce with REAL pumpkin purée added to their house espresso and your choice of milk) and the pumpkin flavor was very light, if you love pumpkin I would order a extra pump or two of the pumpkin spice sauce. I also had to try the iced Vietnamese shaken espresso with sweetened condensed milk. Now this coffee was perfectly made, I loved it! The service was quick and I love how the place was spacious, you can eat inside/outside and there's a parking lot. Definitely would come back again.

James M.

Hazel Origin emerges as a promising addition to the local coffee scene, offering a decent Americano that hits the mark for many coffee aficionados. While the quality of the Americano meets expectations, the absence of heavy cream may disappoint those with specific preferences. However, for those willing to explore alternative options or enjoy their coffee black, this might not pose a significant issue. Situated in a rather unconventional location near a dispensary, Hazel Origin beckons to adventurous coffee enthusiasts willing to explore new surroundings. While the location might raise eyebrows initially, it adds a unique charm and character to the coffee shop experience, setting it apart from more conventional locales. Despite its minor shortcomings, such as the absence of heavy cream, Hazel Origin warrants at least one visit for its intriguing ambiance and respectable coffee offerings. With a willingness to accommodate different tastes and preferences, this new coffee spot has the potential to become a favorite among locals seeking a distinctive coffee experience. Customer service was satisfactory.

Bre B.

In my search for a coffee cafe I found a place local to me/ my home and it's in the way home from work!! Can you say double score! I love that they can easily adapt their lattes/offerings to suit the needs of this lactose intolerant gal! Their oatmilk lattes are sinful, creamy and decadent! Got a blackberry basil this time. The tomato feta pastry intrigued me, got one and split it with my foodie buddy. However they marinade the tomatoes seriously I could have eaten a dozen of the tomatoes alone! But the combo of flaky light pastry, salty feta crumble and tomato made for the perfect bite. Also got the egg, cheddar, bacon sandwich (panini pressed) the proportions of meat, cheese and fluffy scrambled egg were well balanced. Really yummy!! For a cafe offering what I call frou frou coffees, teas, pastries and such, the prices are decent -well worth it for the deliciousness you are served. Ah yes the service, quick, with a smile, knowledgeable and fabulous caring baristas at Hazel! I truly think I'm destined towards be a regular here!

Mike P.

It's great to try out a new business in the area. When I first got there, I was intrigued at how they made good use of the space. Can I say, even if you're not a coffee drinker, you'll love their coffee. I had the strawberry cheesecake iced latte and it was delicious. It amazes me people waste money on bad coffee at Dunkin when so many of these independently owned coffee shops are around. I had the grilled chicken wrap and it is a generous size. Fries were good too! Finally I had the Black Forest pie. Again very good. I did this for take out as there were some people in there with children running around and yelling. I felt bad for the staff who are very nice and friendly. Hopefully next time, I can sit and enjoy. Just one suggestion- put a QR code menu not at the ordering station but closer to the door. Or have the entire menu on the wall. I found a menu on Google so I had a good idea of what I wanted.

Jin S.

It was my first time here at Hazel and the building is off a beaten path but very well renovated and put together. It's a large black contemporary building with high ceilings. A great place to work remote or meet a friend for coffee - lots of indoor and outdoor seating. They have a wide menu of Tea, Coffee, and Espresso drinks with a variety of food items as well! Crepes, pancakes, salads, sandwiches, bagels, pastries. I got the Iced Shaken Vietnamese Espresso and it was delicious - strong and creamy. It only comes in one size, I wish you can get a larger one. To eat I got the Strawberry and Nutella Crepes, Egg Cheese & Bacon Breakfast Sandwich, and Chicken Caesar. I knowwww I knowww weird mix but I wanted to try a little or everything ! The croutons and dressing on the Caesar are homemade and tasty. Service was quick and there is also a coloring station with crayons that you can do while you wait.

Vijay S.

New coffee shop in the Providence/Pawtucket area! The location is somewhat off the beaten path, but plenty of space inside. Got a cappuccino and an Italian panini. The cappuccino was quite good; unusual choice of glass. Panini was good too; bit salty and def should not add pesto to the sandwich. It gives a bitter taste. Overall it was a good experience and I'm glad there's a new place close to work.