An ideal option on Bristol's main drag. Their coffee is great, and they do have a very small…read moreselection of pre-made savory breakfast items -- I had their sausage, egg and cheese in a pretzel wrap, which was quite tasty. It's quaint and cozy inside, with the only con being that they close at noon on Mondays and Tuesdays (other days at 3pm), but hey, at least they're open every day! Baristas are super friendly. Parking is free on side streets. It's one of my usual spots whenever I'm in town visiting family.

The donuts from the Amish markets were DELICIOUS. The service was amazing and they definitely…read morehelped us with what we order. The atmosphere is nice, white/black /tan/ light blue modern industrial type vibe. They have space where you can work on your laptop or yap with friends. They also have ground coffee if you're looking to bring some home. I got a mocha latte and a dark chocolate iced coffee. V good

Stumbled upon this cute cafe after the traffic to the bridge was backed up for miles. Decided to…read moretake a detour and relax, and so glad I did! Revive is situated right along Main St in Riverton, and it's an extremely idyllic area. The cafe feels clean and new with plenty of comfy indoor seating and a few outdoor tables. I ordered a shot of espresso, and was impressed with the quality of the pull. The barista mentioned the beans are from Evermore, and I love their coffee. I also ordered a sandwich. First I tried to get the El Cubanito but they were out of the ham to make it. I pivoted to the Pavo Loco, and it turned out to be quite tasty. It's a simple sandwich, but the toasted bread they used was high quality. Prior reviews mentioned poor service but I was impressed with the customer service. The barista was friendly and knowledgeable, and my items were very good. It does seem like stock is an issue so that's something for them to smooth out.

Great spot near Milanese Pizza in Riverton. I have stopped in a few times over the last few…read moreweekends. Service is usually on the slower side, so make sure you have time if there is a line. I haven't seen more than one barista working, so that may be why the service is a little slower than usual. However, they make an amazing chai latte. Their chai has the right amount of cinnamon and vanilla flavor that pairs well with the oat milk. It all comes together to deliver delicious tea latte. I haven't tried anything else. I'll be sure to update my review when I do.

This is my new favorite cafe. Staff is very nice, coffee was amazing, food was super good, and the…read morespace had a nice chill vibe. I loved the inside seating area and the outside seating will be nice on warmer days. There is a walking bath along the Delaware that you can visit too! I hung out inside for about 2 hours while I enjoyed coffee and an amazing grilled cheese sandwich with tomato soup. It was soooo good. I wish they were open a little later since they do have food items, I feel like they would still do well. And maybe live music on certain nights to make staying open worth while? Definitely coming back soon to grab a bite!

Thank you, Java Gods and Goddesses, for bestowing this incredibly good coffee shop and cafe on our…read morelittle town of Burlington, NJ. They know how to brew a cup o' Joe. I adored their original location, as it was super quaint, quirky and cozy. When they first moved to this new spot, it felt a bit more clinical and commercial but they've done a great job of personalizing it, and I'm happy they kept a lot of the original furniture. My favorite item on their menu is the Whitefish Toast -- it comes on a fresh, thick, hearty piece of seeded toast, and the whitefish salad is dressed with pickled carrots and micro greens. It's a pretty generous portion at a reasonable price. I also love their seasonal Campfire latte, which is a rich, creamy delight with a touch of sweetness. On this visit, they had run out of the marshmallow topping but they kindly offered a partial refund to make up for it. The only downside is that this place gets packed early; by 8:45am, the only seat available was in the window. People seem to post up for the day with their laptops, and while everyone loves a good coffee shop work sesh, it seems ownership may need to institute a time limit so others can enjoy the atmosphere as well. If you're dreaming of stellar coffee, tasty locally-sourced food, and nearby access to the river, this place answers all your prayers.

@rotacafedelran -Delran…read more Ending the year 2024 with a bang! Rota Cafe and Bakery in Delran offers a unique Turkish breakfast/brunch menu. I can admit that I'm unfamiliar with the cuisine and what specifically to order. Our server was incredibly kind, patient, and helpful with suggestions and descriptions on what everything was. Pictured was food for 5 of us, and we had more than enough to take some home for leftovers. My personal favorite was the Karadeniz Yagli (black sea style Pide). Pide bread is a flat bread that can have many different types of toppings, that they bake fresh in-house in a brick oven. It's thin, crispy, and packed with great flavor. Our party enjoyed every single dish we ordered and loved the experience. In my eyes, Rota's is certainly a spot you should check out for a different experience and cuisine to expand your horizons a tiny bit. Don't be afraid to ask questions and try something that's new. You're going to be happy you did!

From the owner: Rota Cafe & Bakery offers a vibrant pastry and coffee experience tailored to the energetic youth…read more This modern and lively venue stands out with its colorful atmosphere and a menu featuring fresh, creative, and Instagram-worthy delights. With Unique Turkish breakfast experience, trendsetting pastries, and delightful coffees that resonate with the young spirit, Rota is not just a cafe but a meeting point. It shines as a youthful destination filled with tasty snacks and beverages, perfect for indulging in pleasant conversations with friends.

Amazing food!. Liked everything! A coworker brought into work and it was gone in minutes!!!…read moreThanks

Little gem in Northeast Philadelphia. Great for individuals and for families parties…read more Nice food, great service. Try their dessert . Nice atmosphere and a very friendly owner make it easier to organize family parties with a reasonable price.

Service was extremely friendly and super accommodating. They were able to heat my roast beef up to…read morehell hot which I appreciate and offer me a bottle of water that was room temperature which is top-tier in my world. The eggnog latte was not overly sweet which was fabulous.The ambience was perfect. The seating ample establishment clean. If I'm in the area again, I will definitely visit

Such a lowly coffeehouse, the staff is always helpful and friendly. The coffee is INCREDIBLE; iced,…read morehot whatever you want, it's good. Very cozy vibes, stone building, wood interior, chalk sign menus. Definitely will return, often!

Fantastic! I pass 3 coffee shops to come here instead because it is oh-so-worth it. Everything is…read morehomemade. The most delicious quiche in the world! The ambiance is adorable and the service fantastic. My child is constantly asking to come back!

Delicious breakfast sandwich. Didn't get to try a biscuit as they were sold out but looking forward…read moreto returning. Small place with minimal parking but def worth visiting.

I walked in to French Press after getting a lucky break on street parking in Moorestown one day…read morelast week. My GPS said I'd arrived but I had to look up a picture of the place because it's in an old Victorian house set back from the road with a couple other businesses. Being set back allows them to have a quiet outdoor seating area with plenty of shade which you pass by on your way inside. Inside is very cute with much more seating, big bright windows that let in the afternoon sun and decor that blends the coffee shop seamlessly into the beautiful old house. I ordered an iced almond milk latte, my warm weather go to. The counter person asked if I wanted any flavor/syrup and, while I usually don't because I don't like sweet coffee, I acquiesced because she said she could make sure it wasn't super sweet but I still got the flavor. This was quite literally the BEST iced almond milk latte I have ever had the pleasure of drinking. The salted caramel syrup lent just a hint of sweetness but full flavor. The espresso was flawless. I sipped my latte while walking back down Main Street to my car in 80° weather with flowers blooming and birds chirping and it was the perfect lunch break treat. I will be back.

Our very first visit to this quaint town coffee shop smack middle of their Main Street…read more Their coffee dark roast was smooth and low acidity. The gentleman serving us was very customer friendly and knowledgeable. We also picked up 2 Almond Croissants that were spectacular! Moorestown is an unbelievable quiet village and we look forward to returning soon.

We stopped here for a quick coffee before visiting Neshaminy State Park. The service was great and…read morethe coffees were tasty. I ordered the peepachino (half sweet) and it was still sweet but delicious. Kids loved the cake pops. Was happy they had a great selection of flavored coffees to take home. Would happily return!

First time there ! Nice service , nice atmosphere, tasty food and drinks ! Enjoyed it !read more

One of my favorite go to places in all of south jersey. Serrano vibe and staff make me feel like I…read moream back in Brazil again with their welcoming vibe and professional management. I recommend the BBQ steaks on the menu. Yum!

Great food. Simple but very good. Had sirloin tips and the Portuguese steak (with fried egg,…read moregarlic sauce, potatoes, plus a bit of spice). We came in on a Sunday around 7:30. Both the bar and the dining room were empty, which had us a bit worried. They even had to turn on the dining room lights for us. But we stuck it out and were glad we did. Food was delicious. The only complaint, and it is minor, is that my sauce had a lot of bay leaves in it and they didn't remove them. I had to hunt down and remove the whole and broken leaves, since they aren't really edible. And re the empty restaurant, that resolved itself by the time we left. They were seating a party of 10 in the dining room. And the bar had 2 tables of 4 and 2 tables of 2 (12 total) all eating what looked like good food. Somehow we managed to hit them during their Sunday evening lull. We didn't try it, but the very nice owner tells us they specialize in charcoal grilled chicken. He made it sound good and it is on our list to order next time we're in the area.