Great service and the pumpkin spice latte and flat white were very good. Had a nice sit down and…read morethe staff brought us our drinks and food.

This cozy cafe has a beautiful, clean, rustic charm with a warm and comfortable atmosphere. When my…read morefamily and I walked in, we noticed plenty of inviting seating areas and tables. Some people were busy working on their laptops, while others were catching up over drinks and baked treats. We also spotted a huge candy dispenser where you could fill a bag with your favorite sweets. We ordered the following: -Iced Coffee - 5/5 stars Excellent, smooth iced coffee! My only wish was that they offered coffee ice cubes to keep the drink from getting watered down. -Americano - 5/5 stars A great, well-balanced espresso drink without that unpleasant burnt aftertaste. Just the way a good Americano should taste! -Strawberry Açaí Lemonade Refresher - 4/5 stars I specifically requested very light ice, but unfortunately, half my cup was filled with it. One sip too quickly, and I ended up with a brain freeze! The lemonade itself was wonderfully refreshing, although I would have loved a more pronounced strawberry flavor. -Bag of Jelly Beans - 5/5 stars Loved the fun assortment of flavors! The cafe also offers free Wi-Fi, making it a great spot to settle in with your laptop and get some work done. Great place if you're looking to be productive, catch up with friends, or simply take a break with a good beverage, this cozy little cafe offers a welcoming atmosphere to do just that.

We didn't realize Eddie's Little Cafe was more of a bodega-style spot until we arrived, but we're…read moreso glad we gave it a try. We got everything to go, and the food was great. The pancakes were big, fluffy, and came with fresh fruit on top. My son devoured two. The chicken and jalapeño cheese tamales were both amazing. Good tamales are hard to find, so I'm excited to have found a new favorite! The breakfast burrito was also a hit, with spicy home fries inside. Friendly, helpful service, too. We'll definitely be back, especially for the tamales.

Came here for a late breakfast on a Saturday. Thankfully, breakfast was still on the docket in true…read morebodega fashion. This bodega follows the normal bodega counter setup but boasts a little three-top dining counter inside the window, as well as a shaded picnic table outside. We got the tacos de chorizo y huevo con aguacate and two of the fresh juices--the sabato and the summer juice. We waited for the meal outside at the picnic table and dined there as well. After about 15 minutes, the order was ready. I went in to get the juices, and the kind gentleman working there brought out the tacos. The juice was delicious and was juiced then blended for the perfect velvety texture. It was super fresh, as evidenced by all the fruits and veggies washed and displayed in the deli case. The tacos are served with a piece of queso frito, a side of salsa verde, and a side of salsa roja. Everything was cooked perfectly, and the portion was generous. The salsas were very flavorful with great heat. I only wished the filling had a little more salt or a little more chorizo to give it the additional saltiness it needed. Overall, a good solid meal. Definitely will be back.

Recently started working in the area and found this nice little spot. I stg that Caramel Apple…read moreMatcha cures depression and solves world hunger.

This spot has been a bit of a savior as I've been up here often visiting a family member in a…read morenearby rehab. While tea seems to be their specialty, their coffee--both hot and cold brew--is excellent. They have some very good pastries as well, and a solid croissant. While I've mostly been taking things to go, they have a decent interior--it is kind of crammed into the lobby of an office building, but they do their best with what is a standard suburban Main Street setting, and also have ample outdoor seating--again, you are near Main, but set off enough to not be super loud. They serve wine as well and stay open relatively late--seems like a great place to hang with a drink and nosh. I would say the larger bites are less successful--sandwiches are incredibly chintzy, mostly bread or roll, with very little meat inside, at least for the chicken salad. But everything else has been just lovely. Certainly vastly preferable to the endless parade of Starbucks and Dunkin' that seem to be the only other options nearby.

Baked goods are some of the best in the area. You need a cake? Get it here with a few days notice…read more You won't be disappointed. Staff is supernaturally friendly. A limited amount of brasilian goods also available if you're adventurous. On street meter parking is difficult and ferociously enforced. The kind of local business you want to forever support.

Those brigadeiros! What is going on here! Best I've ever had and can't wait to get them again. The…read morechocolate with the sprinkles is the must-get - smooth and fresh with caramel and the crunch of the chocolate sprinkles. The rest are good but that one is divine. 5 stars!!!

Got a birthday cake on the whim from this location. It is a off shoot of Paris Baguette. Very…read morepleasant looking cakes. Overall the taste was average. Too sugary and not refined more for presentation than taste. A lot of cream, sugar, butter, etc. The tastes were more about over whelming you than refined for this price point. The cake felt more like an assembly line product than an artisan creation. Also, very limited selection. I asked for a few standard other variations and was very surprised they did not know what they were for a wanna be French pastry shop. The presentation, box and utilities they provide for birthdays was very nice. It was also very pricey. Overall, mixed feeling. Not sure if I will get another cake from them. It is all about presentation. I noticed a lot of 'Elite' reviewers which means they most probably get something for their reviews and hard to believe. presentation 5+ selection 3 size 3 taste 2 service 3 parking 5 utilities 5+ (candle, cutter, box, etc.) value 2 overall 2

Randomly stumbled upon this Tous Les Jours location while in WP. I love the atmosphere here! It's…read moreso calm with lots of tables and chairs to work or just sit and enjoy a quick bite. I got the lemon ginger fizz which was surprising so good! I hope they keep this on the menu because it was amazing!

The best coffee and most delicious food in Westchester! The owner makes you feel like family and…read morethe value can't be beat. Go try it!

best chummus in town…read more Went with a group of 19 people each Call ahead for group Tables outside Bathroom outside Parking in front

I have been passing this place for the last few years, waiting for them to open. I'm glad they…read morefinally did! I've been a few times, and I was pleasantly surprised on my visit. They had samples of drinks they made on the counter. They have an array of baked goods from local bakers. They also have a vast coffee menu that is posted on their wall. They have a few tables inside, where you can sit and relax while you have a drink and snack. The drinks are amazing and the baked goods are freshly stocked weekly. The owners are the same owners of Ice Cream Social, which is only a few blocks away. I highly recommend stopping here if you haven't yet.

I just got into town from LA on a red-eye through Chicago, so needless to say, I needed to…read morecaffeinate to function for the rest of the day. Coffee Social came up as near the hotel, and I liked the idea of a place that encouraged you to come in and work. It's an adorable spot, and I think it has a lot of potential, but it needs work to get there, particularly on the service end. LA has one of the strongest coffee cultures around, so admittedly I'm a bit spoiled, but it seems like more training needs to happen. A few training suggestions for management: 1. Greet your customers like you're happy to see them. In this case, the barista wasn't unfriendly, but I can't say there was much enthusiasm or passion for what they were doing. (Update: Watched another customer come in and come right up to the register--not sure the barista even said hello to her.) 2. Wash your hands. If you're eating food as a barista--or wiping tables or whatever--before you take care of anybody, wash your hands. In this case, the barista was eating their pizza and immediately moved to the register and then to making drinks. Washing your hands is Food Service 101, and I have to say this really put me off. 3. Be proactive rather than reactive. When people leave and their table is dirty (technically, any table that's had a person at it should get a wipe), wipe it down instead of surfing/texting/whatever on your phone. Or when I order food (see #5), maybe anticipate and tell me where the napkins are--they're only obvious from the front. Or if you see someone with a laptop computer, assume they will probably need the Wi-Fi and let them know where the code is. 4. If I ask about a drink, maybe tell me something about it. For example, if I ask about a mocha, five-star service might tell me how many shots are in each size. (There's really only a single shot in a 12 oz mocha?!) 5. Maybe do some tastings of the food you carry so that the baristas know a little about it. My barista had never had the egg salad wrap--which was honest--but they seemed indifferent to my ordering food in general. Another review mentioned that the food items are locally made, which is something to be proud of and amplified to customers. In short, they answered direct questions, but that was about it--reactive, not proactive. Ultimately, I was here to work for a while, so I ordered a 16 oz mocha which ostensibly had 2 shots of espresso (the barista said they could add one) and an egg salad wrap from the case. Unfortunately, serving the mocha in a to-go cup with a sealed lid removes any chance of cool latte art (not sure that this barista would have been up for the challenge anyway). Taste was OK--better than Starbucks--but it felt as if it lacked the coffee notes I get in my mochas back home. The wrap, which came from Ladle of Love, was fine, if a bit heavier than I expected. In short, it's a comfortable and pretty environment with good Wi-Fi, reasonable prices and some outlet access, which makes it good for working. But at least based on my experience, the overall approach to service--at least on the day I was here--is holding it back.

absolutely amazing! i got a matcha and it was one of the best i've ever had and the service was…read moregreat and the staff is so nice and friendly. 10/10 experience and drink.

Mediocre food and pricey drinks. I'm not a coffee person so if that's your jam maybe you could try…read moreto stomach their coffee. But I haven't heard good reviews on their coffee either. I have been to this place a few times now. Every time I go there's always a problem. My worst experience is when I ordered a breakfast sandwich online, it charged me said it'd be ready by 9:05 and walked in and no one had even turned the oven on. After some apologies I asked when it would be done and then said come back around 9:20. I returned at 9:20 and no one had turned the oven on still. Thankfully I was credited for order but honestly wasn't worth it to go back. Ordering online/ ahead of time guarantees a specific service and if you can't even do that then I've lost faith in the brand entirely. The staff can be nice but don't do a good job at preparing the food. Even when the oven is on the food is not fully cooked or completely cold. The vibe of the place seems empty and dead. You might as well try a deli, bodega or something else in the mall.

Always fresh and quick. Plated food for dining in!…read more Fantastic soups and they even deliver to the airport.

Arby's does it better and I'm finally leaving a review because I'm tired of this place constantly…read morescrewing up orders. The only reason I keep coming back is convenience, but enough is enough. Today I ordered a grilled pastrami and Swiss sandwich for $10. Take a look at the picture. There's barely three slices of pastrami, absolutely no Swiss cheese, and the meat is dry as hell. Ten dollars for what amounts to mostly bread. This isn't a one-time thing, either. I've had multiple orders messed up here, and I've even found a bug in my food on a previous visit. For $10, I don't expect a gourmet sandwich, but I do expect to get what I ordered and something worth eating. Save your money. There are plenty of places that actually know how to make a sandwich in this town.

Food, service and cleanliness always good. Might take a while if it's busy, but quality always is…read moregood!

Sooo yummy. They have it all- from bubble tea to dessert crepes and breakfast ones. A must go!read more