Call Me Mia was my third and final coffee shop stop during a weekend in Jersey City, and it was a…read moresolid way to end the trip! I ordered the Iced Vanilla Protein Cold Brew, and my mom went with the French Velvet Latte (lavender and vanilla). Both drinks were delicious and well-balanced. The French Velvet in particular had a lovely floral flavor without being overpowering. My only complaint is that it felt a bit small for the price. Our group also picked up a few croissants, and everyone enjoyed them. They leaned more sweet than savory, which isn't usually my preference, but they were still tasty. The drink menu offers plenty of variety, though the pastry selection is fairly limited, and the pastries aren't baked in-house. The real standout here is the vibe. Call Me Mia is quaint but incredibly chic. The decor feels thoughtfully curated, with vintage telephones displayed in elegant frames, antique teapots, moka pots, and other charming touches throughout the space. It feels cozy, stylish, and very Instagram-worthy without trying too hard. As for service, the barista was efficient and knew what he was doing, but he came across as a bit short and matter-of-fact. Not rude, just not particularly warm or welcoming. Still, the drinks were excellent, so he definitely delivered where it mattered most. Overall, I'd happily stop back for another coffee and to soak in the beautiful atmosphere. If you're looking for a stylish coffee shop with creative drinks, Call Me Mia is worth a visit.

We stumbled upon Call Me Mia while walking through the neighborhood and were so glad we did. This…read morecharming coffee shop, which opened about a year ago, has such a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The kids' play area is a fantastic touch for families, and the staff couldn't be more friendly or hospitable. We also had the pleasure of meeting the owners during one of our visits, and they were wonderful. Everything we tried was excellent, including the hot chocolate, vanilla protein cold brew, and the cappuccino. I also really enjoyed the croissant, and the rest of the baked goods looked just as tempting. Highly recommend checking this place out!

First time stopping by and I'll definitely be back. Into The Void is a really cute coffee and…read moreantique shop with great coffee, Balthazar pastries, and really unique art. It's got a great, homey feeling, like a place where they make an effort to learn your name. Almost all the art and furniture is available for purchase. I highly suggest checking out everything in the back room. Seating if you're just hanging out is a little tight, but it didn't seem like the type of place to get absurdly crowded with people sitting.

I was out for a walk break on a WFH day and happened upon this place. Being new in JC I have been…read moreexploring around the Historic Downtown area a lot lately. But not enough in the specific area ITV is in (that'll change now). What a great vibe for a midday cappuccino and pastry! The available furniture enhances the ambience rather than detracts. "Kev" my barista, was super friendly and pulled a beauty of a cappuccino for me. Smooth, flavorful, very well balanced drink. Definitely deserves to become a regular haunt.

Nice, quaint french cafe just off Newark Ave and 2nd Street. Nice place for people to grab a cup of…read morecoffee, eat a pastry, and perhaps get a work done, meet a friend, or whatever you choose. I came here for an avocado toast and a cold brew. The avocado toast had a very nice presentation with the cucumber and radish chops. The avocado isn't really seasoned, but you don't need it. The croissant bread is quite nice. Super chil vibe.

The service is amazing and the workers are 10/10. Last year, I keep coming in for these amazing…read morelittle earl gray macrons they had and they were always out :( they would give me some so I could find a flavor I liked and never gave up they're so sweet. When they finally had them he gave me an extra js bc- Food is genuinely so amazing and the ambiance is so pretty it's such a calm little setting and atmosphere

Beginning in May, Butler Cafe will begin charging $0.50 if you do not bring your own cup to…read morepurchase their coffee. HAVE YOU LOST TOUCH WITH REALITY OR DO WE NOT KNOW HOW TO MANAGE BOTTOM LINES IN 2026? There's practically a new coffee shop opening up in Jersey city every month. Where do we get such an absurd idea. This isn't the using reuseable bags at the grocery store model, these are fundamentals, if you're going to pass the cost of cups because we can't do math in 2026, you won't be lasting much longer. Thank you for the last 3 years of a great experience , especially at the grove st coffee cart. Best of luck. You lost another customer.

I ordered a vanilla latte here. Service was quick but latte was okayish. It lacked flavor and was…read moretoo watery for my taste.

This place is an awesome Italian bakery with several locations around jersey city. They make their…read morefocaccia in house, and have an awesome vibe. I've had a few of their too good to go bags that were very good and decided to stop in for the real thing. I asked the guy at the counter what their most popular sandwich was and he said recently it was the Brontë. Excellent, excellent recommendation! Such a good sandwich, such good bread, wonderful flavor, and really excellent service as well.

Jersey city has changed so much since i lived there. Just wow I cant believe this place is this…read moregood. It was a perfect balance each bit. My only complaint is that I got a small piece of meat that was completely unchewable. I will definitely be back when im craving that type of sandwich.

I like the variety of drinks they have on the menu. And the food they serve looks delicious. It's a…read morecute and inviting shop. My boba tea was close to $9 and not worth it. I got crystal boba in it, I walked out and realized it's not in the drink. They reserved me the drink with double boba which was nice. Though too much. The plastic boba straws crack the instant they go in the cup, I couldn't even use it because it was like just sucking up air. Also the lemons still have seeds and I almost swallowed multiple seeds. And on the lemon there was still the sticker! Gross.

Got a strawberry sago coconut milk it was exactly like the picture. My GF who doesn't like coconut…read moreliked this drink. It was pretty good, a little sweet and no ice was in the drink so it gets warm quick. 8/10

more like a 3.5 out of 5 stars. i was in town for a business trip, and this place wasn't too far…read morefrom my hotel. I walked here about 30 mins before closing, and it was empty. Heads up, this place is extremely small, i don't even recall any area inside to sit. Think all orders here are for to go. When i arrived, i order via a kiosk and the person making the drink was able to make it fairly quickly. ended up getting a mango sago drink. most boba places i go to now, i typically order a version of a mango sago drink. guess i'm in my mango era. overall, decent place to get your milk tea / boba drink.

Peach season is back and so is my favorite peach drink…read more The Peach Cheese was full of big, juicy peach pieces. You can really taste the difference when drinks are made with fresh fruit. The Pineapple Bobo with coconut milk was another good one. Pineapple and boba worked surprisingly well together. Black Grape Cheese is still my go-to. I always get it with no sugar and it's honestly not sweet at all. Mango Sago is my husband's favorite. Even with no added sugar, it's still naturally sweet because the mango is so ripe. For fresh fruit tea in JC, this is still my favorite spot. Get the seasonal fruit drinks while they're available. And you might get lucky and see the cute guy working behind the counter.

I am still a big fan of Matcha Yuzu Opera. It is simply delicious especially when matcha sponges…read morewere made very moist. I get disappointed if it was sold out or the chef didn't make it on my visit. The spread of Yuzu Marmalade on top of the cake makes big difference. When it was replaced by squeezes of white butter cream, it became totally different taste and flavor, which i didn't care at all. The white milky cream in between layers tastes so good as well. It blends perfectly with matcha sponge and Yuzu marmalade in your mouth. I have also tried a madelane raspberry cheesecake, a madelane lemon cheesecake, a chocolate hazelnut opera, and a flan. Both cheesecakes were very flavorful and could spread raspberry or lemon flavor in my mouth right after the first bite. I liked both very much. I also really liked a chocolate hazelnut opera. Its chocolate hazelnut cream was so good. In the end, I liked all of their "opera" cakes. Flan was okay. Not my favorite. It was just a baked version of flan. It's too simple.

If you're a chocolate purist, this is your new happy place. I stopped in and tried the…read morechocolate-dipped Madeleines, and they were perfection - soft, fluffy, and coated in a high-quality chocolate that actually snaps when you bite in. My friend's hot chocolate was also excellent - rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced. I spent a good five minutes just staring at the display case, especially the pistachio cake and lemon cheesecake. I'll be back for a full pastry run soon!

Quick service and dog friendly with a treat jar. I typically go for their iced matcha lattes…read more They have multiple tables and seating. Great for grabbing coffee with friends (including outside tables) or working.

Ordered: Pistachio Donut (~$6)…read moreMughul Rose Chai (~$7) Lavender Honey Latte (~$7) Aya's take: I don't know why it's taken me this long to try Hidden Grounds but we finally made it! I love that Hidden Grounds was started here in NJ and it's great to see how much they've expanded since. The Mughul Rose Chai was the definition of soothing, aromatic, and fragrant. If you liked a spiced drink, you will love this! It was perfect on a chilly day. I might adjust the sweetness level next time. The Lavender Honey Latte was a good try but the lavender wasn't as pronounced as the flavors in the Mughul Rose Chai. The Pistachio Donut didn't taste super fresh but it was surprisingly not dry. The pistachio on top could use more flavor honestly but it paired well with our drinks. This location is pretty small so I'd probably go to their other locations with more seating & variety next time.

One word - YUM! Love…read moretheir lavender rose latte and the variety of flavors offered here. Tried their donuts and they're tasty - more on the baked, cake type donut. I do suggest small boxes for the donuts that have a whipped topping. I had an almond donut with a whipped topping and it was tricky to take out the bag without getting the cream lost inside. The Belgium bacon, egg and cheese was really tasty and filling. Eggs were cooked nicely, bacon was the perfect saltiness to it (but I did expect sliced of bacon not crumbled as it wasn't specified on the menu), I had the maple syrup on the side and I loved being able to just dip it when I wanted as opposed to having it mixed in the sandwich as it originally is made. Service was great - friendly, welcoming and helpful for a first timer! (Well, second after this review lol). Ambience is laid back. Great for gathering with friends or enjoying a cafe alone.

Overall: B // 4 stars…read more Intriguing breakfast spots with interesting brunch fare favorites in avocado toast, french toast, and acai bowls. They also have unique espresso drinks to try of reasonable quality. (French Toast: B) - Light and fluffy french toast which is a light way to start the morning. (Rose Lavender Latte: A) - High intensity in espresso with a distinct floral note as well. Pretty and tasty. Food: +1 Presentation: +1 Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: E Menu: +1 Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats