I was visiting the area and stopped in due to the good reviews. Mookie's was amazing! My banana…read morebread latte with the cold foam was so tasty. I also got the tuna sandwich. The bread was toasted to perfection and the tuna was fresh and not fishy! The person at the counter was super helpful as well. Check this place out if you have not already!

Visiting the area for a short weekend. We stopped in for breakfast. Food was tasty. Drinks were…read moretasty. Ling was long but it moved quickly. Limited seating so be flexible/patient. Staff is very friendly.

My two favorite foods sound boring to some, but I can't help it -- I'm a savory food kind of…read moreperson. I love nachos and I love BLTs, and it's amazing how many places have managed to not do these two things well. I have never been able to find a place that can make a good BLT, until now! I needed a quick lunch today and went here on a whim because it was close by. I saw they were closing soon, but there were people inside so I headed in. Sometimes small, local coffee shops can feel drafty or unkempt or just lifeless. As soon as I walked in, I felt like I'd want to sit there for hours. The temperature was just right, and the ambiance felt friendly and warm. I acknowledged that they were closing soon and asked if I could still order a sandwich. They replied in a way that felt welcoming, and not like I was imposing on them (which some places, 15 minutes prior to closing, would have). I ordered the BLT and used the restroom while I waited. Even the restroom was pleasant! I sat in one of the two window bays on a comfortable stool (again, perfect! sometimes they're way too high for a 4'10" to get up on, or off), with a complimentary cup of water (I love when cafes have serve yourself water). One of the servers brought my sandwich over and even on first glance I could tell it was going to be good. No wilted lettuce, no weird bread, perfect amount of mayo and bacon. It was the best BLT I've had at a restaurant, even better than I make at home. So, 5 stars for great ambiance, friendly, unrushed service, and a great BLT! I have no doubt that their other food is just as good.

This is a very nice local café. I've been there twice. First time I had a lemon, poppy muffin and…read morecoffee. It was fabulous and the other day I had a bacon egg and cheese on a well done English muffin. It was also very very good. The coffee was excellent. The gal behind the counter was super friendly and they let me bring my ESA dog in. Of course I did show her identification to ensure they were OK with it. I hope to go back soon soon and have lunch. Well done Blue Canoe.

Loved Blackcraft Coffee! Fun menu with lots of flavors. I enjoyed my spellbound latte, it is made…read morewith pumpkin purée and it was super flavorful. My mom got the good witch latte which she really enjoyed too. Super cool decor inside too and there's a shop attached! Staff was friendly and coffee was made quickly. I can imagine it gets busy in October.

First, there are two listings on Yelp that are related and have nearly identical names and the…read moreidentical address. This review is for the coffee shop in the far right corner of the goth Blackcraft retail place. During spooky holiday season a reservation is required for the coffee area. Before I attended, I had the misunderstanding that a reservation was required due to seating. I viewed posted photos that led me to believe that I would be entertaining a spooky coffee cafe adventure hidden from view due to its amazingness and exclusivity. BUT NO. Let's dispell some myths. After checking in at the kiosk and verifying our reservation, we crossed through the big black double doors. We entered a space the size of a small bedroom. A window is roughly six paces ahead with a small set of shelves to its left. Almost every surface is black. The ceiling is black and dried flowers and twine are suspended from it (see photo). The right wall has a fireplace adorned with candles, cauldrons, dried flowers (see photo) and flanked by two locked doors. Above it, three skulls bite down on a dried flower swag. There is a seasonal painting centered above the fireplace (see photo). On the left is a compact coffee counter featuring a large cauldron in front of the coffee machine (see photo). Behind the counter and above the teenage baristas is a list of available beverages on a chalkboard. There are some artfully arranged vines too. That's everything. The beverages were tasty. We got two hot Borah Brew coffee's, a Sea Witch, and a Good Witch (see photo). Reality: It is not a cafe and there was no food. There is no table service or tables. 3 steps in and we saw all there was to see. Yes, it's festive. Yes, it's a fun photo opportunity. Mostly, it's well marketed and hyped by perceived scarcity. Yes, I would visit again and seek beverages IF CONVENIENT. However, I would not put much emphasis on this as a necessity to the experience. It's nice if it works out. Beware that the reservations are booked weeks or more in advance. Although we were told that no reservations were needed as of Nov 1 - that was not the case, and we did need to have a reservation several days later. The three stars are because there's not much to the coffee area, and frankly I found the hype misleading. However, the marketing deserves industry awards!

Everything there is delicious. Especially the bismarks. My sister loves the scones. But you can't…read morego wrong with this place.

I've been to Coffee Time a number of times as I love the Scones. I decided this time to get a…read morebreakfast sandwich and a medium ice coffee. I was taken back at the price of the 2 items. However, I was not disappointed. The breakfast sandwich was excellent, and as always the coffee is the best around. The staff is always friendly too.

Had a breakfast sandwich, chicken noodle soup and coffee with a friend here. Food was fine, the…read morecoffee was good, service was solid. The space was a nice place to catch up and their regulars were very friendly. Grabbed some baklava cheesecake to go for my partner with a sweet tooth, which he enjoyed.

I would have given them a higher rating except that they were out of a lot of breakfast items. No…read moreGreek yogurt. No fresh fruit. So ended up with a cappuccino and that was all. My friend got a coffee and a muffin and let 1/2 of it go to waste. You can get a rewards card so after 10 punches you get a coffee. Perhaps at lunch it's very different. We sat by the window and chatted and that part was nice. We both went to Cornell and spotted someone with a Cornell T shirt so we all started talking -that part was very nice. I'll have to come back when they have more items to eat!

Jaho Coffee & Tea is a cutesy pink coffee shop located next to the wharf. A huge perk about Jaho is…read morethat it's open late (like 8 to 10pm-ish). There's plenty of seating inside and it's usually busy here. My go-to drink here is a hot French toast latte with oat milk. Ever since I discovered it I refuse to order anything else! P.S. Jaho is a chain, and there's two different locations in Salem.

Ordering boba was so confusing? I got 2 milk teas and my family did not like them. Too sweet. Two…read moremango boba which is apparently blended???and way too sweet. The cashier never explained. I thought it was boba tea over ice and it's a smoothie? $8 each is crazy. No smaller size. Not worth it

100/10 this place is always a must visit when I'm back in Massachusetts. From the coffee to the…read morecustomer service and the food-- EVERYTHING is delicious and wonderful!

a&j king artisan bakers is great for any sandwiches, bread or pastry cravings. it's very small,…read morethere was absolutely no seating available, so i had to take it to go. i came in 10 minutes to close (which is early, 3pm) and ordered a delicious cold turkey sandwich on fresh sourdough. it was on the menu including bacon, which i requested without, but i feel they should take off the upcharge for bacon if you're not getting it, especially because there's not a lot of turkey meat. the turkey sandwich with bacon is $3 more than the other sandwiches, probably because of the bacon. they have a huge case of fresh, delicious pastries and breads, what "p- bread" WISHES they could be. the sandwich was delicious though, i'll definitely be back for more. they also wrap their pickles thoroughly, it will take some time to unwrap them. turkey sandwich 9.5/10 ambiance: 4/5 (very small, no seats) food: 4.7/5 drinks: n/a service: 4/5 a&j king artisan bakers: 4.2/5

This was my first stop in Salem for a warm cozy drink and it instantly became one of my favorite…read morefinds of the day. The space has a charming artsy vibe inside. I ordered the caramel apple pie chai latte which was one of the best specialty chai's I've had. My partner went with the pumpkin pie latte which was also really good. Loved how inviting this coffee shop felt, the kind of spot you could just linger in on a cold chilly day. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area!

Cute little coffee spot in Salem. No thrills but delicious drinks and great service. Prices are…read morecomparable to other spots in Salem

Super cute and easy to find . The drinks were good and the town is great location . So on your way…read moresee hocus pocus cemetery grab your self a refreshing drink for the walk . You won't be disappointed and everything reasonably priced and very clean and cool so you can relax and enjoy your drink before your next adventure.

Fantastic place. Great milk tea and lemonade. Super friendly staff. It's a typical boba place…read moreinside but I image most folks are ordering to go. Recommend!