Popped in on a whim for breakfast and may have had the best breakfast i ever had on the road…read more Splendid late spring weather, sitting outside on a deck overlooking a gorgeous green pond, food made to order as requested, great coffee, and friendly service. Not too busy either. Hoping this review doesn't change that last part but wanted to share this local gem nonetheless.

We stopped by after my sons soccer game. The lady who runs it was super kind and helpful. The…read moreCappucino I got was great, the French toast sticks and bacon egg and cheese bagels we got were delicious. The seating is comfy and having the games to play was also fun. Definitely a cute spot!

We kind of stumbled in looking for doughnuts but it smelled so good, we sat down for breakfast. The…read moreservice was excellent & the food was a solidly good diner breakfast. We did grab donuts for layer & they were also delicious- I highly recommend the blueberry cake doughnut.

We stopped in for breakfast and there were five in our party…read more I had a Philly Cheese Steak omelet which was tasty but the best part was the side. Besides the standard side of toast or biscuit, you can get a choice of a donut. My coconut chocolate donut was delicious, very moist. Fortunately for Kellyn's Cafe it is a popular spot for Salisbury University students, however there is no waiting area in the restaurant. Our party of five were almost standing on top of people at their tables as we were waiting for a table. Be aware very tight seating in the cafe.

I loved it! I had been wanting to stop by for over a year but I'm not down that way often…read more I stopped in with our son and grabbed myself a Maple Cinnamon Matcha w/ Toasted Marshmallow cold foam. 1000/10 I also browsed the toy store side and we left with a rainmaker. Our son is young so this is fun for him to use on drives. I also loved how they have pictures and details on adoptable cats everywhere! While our household is sadly actually allergic (and we hate it because we've fallen in love with so many kitties), it's great for those who are looking for a furry companion. I'll definitely be back to look around more next time. There was some sort of interview taking place and it kind of felt like looking around kept getting me in the way of it.

Kisa Cafe is a vibrant and eclectic coffeehouse with an adjoining toy emporium. For me this is the…read morethird iteration of a coffeehouse in this location. On the day I signed paperwork for my new Millsboro house in 2019 I sat alone in what was then Dagsboro Days; a few years later the spot turned into a vegan bakery, today it's Kisa (Russian for cat I'm told). We arrived on a busy morning. The place was quite active and full. We ordered a bagel, a breakfast sandwich, latte and tea. Had a very pleasant breakfast. My latte was nice and strong the way I like it and the sandwich "Breakfast Delight" was excellent--egg, tomato, lettuce, guacamole on rustic bread. Very fresh and flavorful. My only concern here is service. Everyone can have a bad day or respond to stress in different ways but this morning our server was quite brusque to the point of rudeness. As I myself work in a service type of job, I get it; sometimes it gets a little much. So on subsequent trips there I'll see if the engagement differs and file an update. Meanwhile sit back and enjoy the many interesting things you'll see at Kisa including a cloudy sculpture that lends the entire affair some whimsy.

We found Fika centrally located and decided it was a good place to start exploring historic Snow…read moreHill. An available free street parking spot in front of the Fika entrance was an invitation impossible to ignore. The two of us enjoyed coffee and shared a bear claw mid-morning on a weekday. My black cold brew was surprisingly delicious: very pleasing smooth full body. They obviously don't skimp on coffee in their recipe based on that one cup. Excellent! There were few customers within at the time, yet a steady stream of customers seeking something to takeaway assured us it was a popular choice locally. That's a good sign too. Service was friendly and our coffee and pastry were good. We might have eaten more but salad and sandwich selections in a self-serve cooler were very limited. For example, only one pre-made sandwich was available. It's unclear if there were normally more choices. It's obvious that the owners made a substantial and thoughtful effort in building out this space. The ambiance is remarkably comfortable and welcoming. It's the kind of place that beckons. So, if I were a local patron, it would be a place I'd feel comfortable taking family or even have a business discussion. Coffee bean roasting on-site makes this place especially interesting and preferable to other coffee shops, and it is expressed in their coffee drinks. People who roast IMO, are people who are committed to craft quality. We bought a few bags of beans for home and gifts. Excellent freshness given the roast dates printed on bags. The restroom was accessible, clean, and well supplied. A separate room for kids was a delightful surprise. Of course, we assumed any children will be under supervision - it is not a playhouse. See photo. Personal touches such as a curated book collection (Jack Kerouac!), and mug selection added uniquely to creating a sense of home. You enjoy a warm reception to relax here. I'd prefer the interior lighting be dimmer (yet love the overhead fixture fabric covers!) and indirect, and that the background music be lower volume smooth jazz channel. Doing this would, I believe, create a deeper sense of intimacy and privacy which leads to more useful contemplation - an island of sanity in a world of shifting winds and currents. But there is nothing wrong with the current setup at all. Having worked in Sweden, I admire the owners/operators who seek to use Fika to remind us of different and beneficial lifestyles that are proven foundational to happiness. In that regard, this Fika, hits the spot. I hope to return whenever in the area.

Delicious coffee, friendly staff and comfy places to hang out. What more could you ask for in a…read morecoffee shop? Oh, and also yummy treats including a great selection of gluten free items!! Highly recommend!

Only came for 2x cafe sua da so don't have much to say about staying in or trying dishes but the…read moreservice was great, I ordered in person and the person was lovely; he made both drinks perfectly and I am so glad to have stopped in. If nothing else, the cafe sua da is exactly as it should be - strong and delicious. Iykyk.

Food-Excellent (5). A pleasant surprise. We are experienced Vietnamese diners so we simply compared…read moreour experience with Viet Taste. We don't expect exactly the same dishes and were not disappointed in freshness, quantity, and uniqueness. Viet Taste has its own, I believe, interpretation of some mainline traditional dishes and we found them delicious and interesting. Midweek lunch for two that included two appetizers and two main dishes with water to drink cost about $50. There was enough left over for another meal. Service - Good (3). Pleasant and effective. Timing on service was unpredictable. Appetizers served after mains for example. Diners who arrived long after us were served before us. Yes, it may be that dishes are delivered when ready, but there was no messaging about delays. Ambiance - (1) needs work. Overgrown plants, unkempt sidewalk in front, and a grimy restroom with no paper towels were signs that some maintenance was needed. The entire space has the potential to offer a much better experience given size and furnishings. See photo of bathroom light switch plate. Next time we may opt for takeout. Overall good and interesting food unique for Salisbury. I hope they upgrade the environment and successfully remain in business.

Black Water Bakery was such a charming breakfast stop in Cambridge! The pink walls, colorful…read moreartwork, and oversized coffee-cup painting give the space so much personality. It's a lovely setting to slow down and enjoy a meal. Our table featured golden pancakes topped with bacon and pecans, bacon on the side, and cheese grits. A little sweet, a little savory, and a breakfast worth capturing before picking up a fork! One of my favorite parts of exploring a town is finding places that become part of the memory. Black Water Bakery added a sweet breakfast moment to my Cambridge visit.

Great atmosphere. From the outside it doesn't look big but it's HUGE inside…read more Needs more toilets for that many people. Otherwise the food was good. Baked goods tempting.

I arrived early, just 10 minutes before opening, and was pleasantly surprised to find a short line…read more The staff were already making a great impression, offering free small drinks. I was thrilled to take advantage of this thoughtful gesture. Leah, the young lady who assisted me with my order, was exceptional - she brightened my day with her enthusiasm and expertise. When I asked her to surprise me with a drink, she crafted a delightful small blonde with cold foam Carmel drizzle. Luke, another team member, took the time to inquire about my day and provided valuable information about the event hours, even handing me a detailed flyer. Their dedication to excellent service and community engagement shines bright, leaving a lasting impression.

Great cappuccino and lattes! Service was great and their employees were very nice and welcoming.read more

Best açaí bowl around I like to add banana they have an great atmosphere and great consumer serviceread more

The bowl was amazing . Their branded honey was delicious. The bowl was filling and was a great…read moreportion size. I was at little disappointment that they didn't have blue spirulina . The menu could also be less overwhelming the wall writing is hard to read