Stopped in for beers several times. Excellent service and a delicious selection of beers. Also got…read moresome coffee to make at home. They needed to know what kind of coffee machine I have so they could match the grind to my home machine. Worth a visit.

Lost shoe is a delight. Great atmosphere. On this most…read morerecent trip my husband and I had an iced latte flight inside. My favorite was the lavender but they were all fantastic. The coffee shop is in the midst of a bunch of parking lots and has indoor and out door seating. They host events and pop ups and have a strong community vibe. They have a limited food options but they don't mind if you order food from elsewhere. Hope to be back soon.

Delicious, fresh coffee, scrumptious pastries. Chill vibe, and outstanding friendly service.read more

Life is short. F.....it up Family, Flavor, Friends…read more Heard some good things about this place so I had to go check it out. Got the whole beans and use them into a shark coffee machine. Coffee is very well roasted and very smooth to the taste. This is my actual first review of a coffee place for you guys have been following me know. Very cool vibe in here. They actually have the coffee roasting machine right on the front. They Have some tasty empanadas and a lot of other sweets and things like that other coffee shops have. If your in the area so far so good you should check it out.

Great tasting and affordable cold brew coffee! Wish there was seating, but the building is…read moredefinitely more suited for roasting beans and not intended to be a sit-down cafe. Still, it has a very unique interior. Staff was very friendly too. Just be careful pulling out as you have to pull out on a winding road with low visibility.

Excellent coffees to select from. The friendly staffs help a lot. The parking is not as easy as I…read morewanted, but paying extra attention is OK to ensure safety.

Great place. Awesome coffee. Big comfortable seating area. Great food choices too . Cool buildingread more

Visited here on a Saturday around noon. Small parking lot, around 12 dedicated spaces so had to…read moredrive around the block and nabbed a space then. It was worth the effort. Delicious cappuccino and café con Leche paired well with the tasty house made chicken empanadas and blueberry scone. Great atmosphere too. It's located in an old mill building with a clear glass window view to the roasting area. It was definitely worth the excursion from my usual errands around Shoppers World. I highly recommend.

Great coffee Delicious bakery products, including a fine…read moreselection of gluten free products. Friendly and helpful service team !

A "qualified 4."…read more Been a while, and I work in the area again, so an update after a couple years and a few morning visits. - Still a great vibe, with comfy seats for resting, eating, working, or playing checkers (which they provide), plus a view into the roasting area. - Still good coffee, with two rotating original roasts available daily (one lighter, one darker). - No longer are donut collabs with Donut Stand a Thursday thing. As for food: -- Cranberry Orange Scone: Superb. Slightly sweet, a little biscuity, with good moistness and understated glaze that lets the base shine. Sometimes warm. -- Chocolate Croissant: I doubt this is made in house. Flaky, yes, but something's off. Seems like a prefab product from the freezer section. You can do much better than this. -- Rugelach: Very rich with potent Nutella flavor. A little greasy, but in a good way. Small but packs a flavor wallop. -- Cinnamon Bun: Decent. Nice moist glaze and a somewhat dry winding dough. -- Brioche Bun: A small round braided number similar to a pain swisse but also a Scandinavian bun, with custard and chocolate chips. Innovative, but dry and rubbery. Good coffee and good atmosphere, but a mixed bag on the morning treats, with some hits and misses. Order what works for you and you should be happy, especially when comparing against similar places in the immediate area or distant 'burbs. Just don't expect Boston quality and you'll be fine.

I visited for a Tues coffee tasting a few months ago, and loved the experience and the dark roast…read morecoffee that I bought for home brewing. The owner also helpfully followed up with questions that I emailed over; he's super friendly and knowledgable. Planning my next visit there soon, which is what reminded me to submit an online rec!

got some "french roast" it was IMO awful but maybe other people like their coffee better also the…read morebag can't be resealed once you open it

Looking for some of the best roasted coffee on the planet? Your searching will end once you've…read moretried George Howell Coffee. I have Kyle Glanville & Charles Babinski of G&B Coffee (Los Angeles, CA) to thank for introducing me to George Howell's terroir coffees. Over the last two years, the guys at G&B have used a variety of George Howell's filter (drip) coffees for both slow brew via Fetco and pulled for spro. Some of the most notables: Deri Kochoha, Mamuto, Borboya, Reko, and Kochere. Whenever I order whole beans, I typically put in an order for a month's worth, which translates to roughly 4-6 bags, attempting to maximize my order to take advantage of $8 flat rate shipping for orders 3-7 lbs. Depending on what George Howell offers for special Limited Roasts, I tend to hold off until the ordering window opens (limited edition roasts are roasted Mondays and only available for purchase the Thursday prior through Monday 6am Eastern Time of roasting date). Prices and bag size vary based on origin, varietal, and scarcity. Beans can be delivered whole or ground for your desired brew method. If you want to know more about the pioneer of third wave specialty coffee, Coffee Geeks has an insightful interview with George Howell. I wholeheartedly recommend reading or listening to it! http://coffeegeek.com/opinions/theinterview/09-02-2005 Put in an order for some Ethiopian or Kenya coffees from George Howell today. After one sip, I can guarantee you'll be hooked and will gain a new appreciation and fondness for coffee.

This location is NOT a retail location and is not customer facing. This location is NOT a coffee…read moreshop. It's an office and their roastery. I didn't know this beforehand when I went to the Acton location and also wasted a ton of time trying to find it. Go to one of their other locations like The Godfrey in Downtown Crossing Boston or the Boston Public Market.

Been going there for a couple of years now and I've always had a great tasting cup of coffee and…read morethe staff is a pleasure every time. For the same price you're paying at that "other" place to get brown swamp water, this is a total no-brainer when in the area.

Went here expecting a premium coffee experience but coffee was mediocre at best. Slightly oxidized…read moreand maybe beans with some defects. Not worth premium price they charge, but may give another chance to see if they can improve. Hoping it improves.

What a great place in the area for coffee and pastries! I…read morerecently moved to the area and have loved trying everything in the area. I've eyed Recreo for a while and stopped in with a friend to visit, and we were so impressed! We got a pumpkin latte and a lavender matcha, the latter of which is on their summer menu. They knocked both out of the park - so flavorful and delicious! We both tend to prefer sweeter drinks, but we had a perfect balance of flavor with our coffee/matcha. My friend also got a mixed berry scone, which was solid as well but he found it to be a little dry. I would definitely look forward to trying a pastry in the future - I was eyeing their cookies, but wasn't feeling it that morning. I am so happy I live so close and will definitely be back! The baristas were all so kind and personable - in addition to making great drinks, they truly connected with each customer and everyone seemed so happy to be there. We sat inside with all the pollen outside, but the outdoor patio nearby was ADORABLE. Makes sense that it was full when we got there!

Eclectic coffee shop with a few small tables and some classic coffee machines. We all orders coffee…read moreservice was prompt but there was only one barista so the coffee took awhile to brew. Lines were short however and the service was as good as it could be. We actually snared a small table. A nice place we would return when in town. Mark & Nancy.