Wonderful owners and staff! I enjoy chatting with them whenever I stop by…read more Their coffee is amazing, they roast their own beans. They bake some amazing treats in house, today we had chocolate chip cookies right out of the oven. Cute inside, some cozy cafe tables and some high tops near the windows. They also have rocking chairs out front. DOG FRIENDLY. If your dog is well behaved they are welcome inside. It's a wonderful place to bring my goldie Winnie. This has been awesome for training her to be polite in public.

Stopped into North Koffee before heading home. I needed a little pick me up. The staff are so kind…read more Every time I am here I am just taken aback at how genuine the staff are. I had an iced coffee with non dairy milk and syrup. My kind of people... no up charge for non dairy milk. They have tons of dairy free food options too. I had the green monster bagel and they subbed the cashew spread for the cream cheese. So grateful for places that don't nickel and dime for allergies! Plus it's delicious! They are making chocolate chip cookies while I was eating and it smelled soooooo good.

I love all the different flavor specials for coffee, but can never go wrong with getting a chai…read more It's a really cozy place to just get good drinks & food and sit and study/do work. It's also just so convenient for early beach trips or URI campus visits.

service is always great. coffee is the best and a great variety of food options. During the summer…read moreand fall it's very nice to sit outside. highly recommend to stop by before you go to the beach since it's very close to them.

Excellent coffee shop along the East Bay Bike path! Had the pleasure of trying their latte with…read morehomemade salted caramel syrup, which was delicious. It's not a cheap coffee ($6-8), but well worth it for the quality of the beans and syrups. Service is prompt and busy ambiance (for good reason). Nice place to catch up with friends over a good cup of Joe! Sorry no pictures - I inhaled my coffee!

Bought the unground coffee beans for family as a Christmas gift and they were so pleased with their…read moredelicious coffee! The Rhode Island grown coffee beans were incredible, and our family was really happy to receive it as a gift! I also really appreciated how they gave me complimentary drip coffee after I bought their coffee beans! I thought it was a very nice touch :) what a great company and coffee shop!

Top notch! How did…read moreI find this place? We were visiting friends in the area and while driving around with car windows down, I smelled incredible coffee aroma in the air. It reminded me with so many memories. We always roasted our coffee beans at home. I stopped by and realized they don't have a coffee shop. Checked out the website and ordered only two bags to try it for the first time. They have single origin organic coffee beans, light roast. That is my favorite combo. And to our surprise, it was absolutely phenomenal. Delivered overnight fresh. It's been almost 3 years with them and it's been the best coffee every single time. I do appreciate good coffee. I tried hundreds of coffee shops across the world. This is a good one.

Great premium coffee at reasonable prices. My go to is the morning blend. The website makes…read moreordering easy and shipping is quick usually only a couple days. Sign up for emails and get alerted to great deals. If you shop at Market Basket, look for it there as well

This is a great specialty store on Main Street in Warren! My dad really wanted to come here to get…read moresome balsamic vinegar. We parked on the street and walked in. On the left wall was a large selection of balsamic vinegar. On the right wall is a large collection of olive oil. In the back was a counter you could order food at, and in the middle were table and chairs. They have sampling cups to taste the vinegars and oils. They really encouraged us to keep sampling, which was great because I feel awkward sampling too much. No shame here! We tried some very tasty balsamic vinegars. My favorite was the ume, or Japanese plum. It was very sweet! The oils were good, too, but I only sampled a couple because sampling oil without bread felt weird. We left with a few bottles at balsamic and a bottle of olive oil. They sell different sized bottles, too, and they bottle it right in front of you. One of the standouts we got was blueberry, it has an amazing blueberry taste! Definitely check this place out if you need some fun balsamic in your life- we all do!

This place is a must! Infused oils, local and organic food,…read morehome made sauces, milkshakes, and the most welcoming faces! I have to say this is the cutest place ever! Today I tried their kale salad and most of their oils! Wow! This place is amazing! I live 45 minutes away and will be taking the drive here for their food!!!

I always enjoy going to my Seasons every morning the staff there is always always pleasant.read more

Great seasons market/gas station. Clean inside, and easy in and out. Pumps all have 'tap' option,…read moreso you don't have to insert your car. Even a Mary Lou's inside too if that's your thing.

I was looking for a good coffee shop on my trip to Rhode Island and stumbled across Custom House on…read moremy way to check in to my hotel. The baristas were so friendly and knowledgeable. On our first trip we got the iced honey bee and iced matcha. The honey bee was delightful and sweet but not too sweet. While the matcha was probably some of the best matcha I've had. We came back the next day and ordered 3 of the matchas. It is veteran owned and they offer military discount. I'm a little sad there isn't a location close to me because it would easily be my to go coffee shop.

Fast service, nice vibe, wide menu - can't ask for more…read more Got their medium roast of the day - organic Peruvian Very reasonable prices

Over the last couple of months, I have tried to brew the best coffee at home. As a part of that, I…read morehave decided to try to find small batch roasters in the area to source my beans. I did a Google search and saw that The Coffee Guy was close to me and that they had a variety of beans that they roast in house. I stopped in to the shop and walked up to their display of bags of coffee beans. The owner introduced himself as well as the staff. They were all very friendly and knowlegable. I made my selection and brought it to the counter to purchase. They also serve coffee and pastry but this trip I just wanted the beans. They offered to grind them to whatever courseness I wanted, but I prefer to grind them at home. A pound of coffee averages $20 and they have a frequent buyer program (when you reach purchases of $100, you get a $5 credit. This is tracked so your purchases accumulate). They also deliver to the area on Wednesday's if you order online by their Tuesday Night deadline. I have tried this and my coffee was on my doorstep before 9 that Wednesday. Very convenient. Lastly, the store is not that big with not much room for sitting (I honestly can't remember if they had seating.) However, if you are looking to source your beans or grab a cup of coffee on the go, this is a great option.

Steve is really getting good at this coffee stuff. Cortado was superior, knead donut was fresh,…read moreconversation was engaging. A great local joint to enjoy life, one minute at a time

Absolutely loved my experience at Blackstone Herb & Martini Bar. The atmosphere strikes that…read moreperfect balance between upscale but casual. We got a few wings, fries, and taco flights. The flavors are unique, well-balanced, and beautifully presented. Service was fantastic and staff were knowledgable.

Stopped by Blackstone Herbs and Martini Bar for a casual lunch after seeing a lot of solid reviews…read more Overall it was a mixed experience for us. First thing to note, the service was pretty slow, which seems to line up with what others have said. We had to wave down our wait staff couple times and at points it felt like they just MIA. Not terrible, but definitely noticeable. The ambience was a highlight. Very quaint and cozy with lots of eclectic decor on the walls that actually gives you something fun to look at. The vibe felt welcoming and relaxed, kinda like a neighborhood coffee shop mixed with a casual restaurant, which we liked, haha! Pricing caught me a bit off guard. It felt on the higher side, especially for flight style portions. That said, the espresso martini flight was pretty good. The caramel and butter pecan were the standouts. The birthday cake martini was a miss though. It did not taste like birthday cake, more like a drink with a lot of sprinkles mixed in and the color started blending in towards the end. Food wise, the deviled eggs were solid. You could tell the ingredients were fresh and the mayo mustard mix gave it a nice tang. The Cajun shrimp had a light bite and was enjoyable. The bacon was honestly my favorite, great smoky flavor and cooked well. For the burger sliders, we tried the buffalo chicken, fried chicken, and meatball. The fried chicken was easily the best. Tender, crunchy, and full of flavor. The meatball was a close second and reminded me of a classic meatball sub. The buffalo chicken was the weakest of the three. The buffalo sauce was pretty mild and the chicken was not as juicy or flavorful as the fried chicken. Overall, the biggest misses were the slow service and the higher price point for the portions. Some good flavors and a nice atmosphere, but expectations should be set accordingly.