We were looking for a café, where we could set up a board game, get a nice cup of coffee, and the…read moremusic would not be so loud that we could not enjoy one another's company. When I say, we found the perfect spot, we found the perfect spot. They were playing music, but not at that stupid loud volume that everybody seems to think they need to play music in a venue where you want to have a meal with friends or a cup of coffee and chat. It was there, but not intrusive. It was a great combination of eclectic without that mainstream pablum that you hear in every Starbucks, every elevator, every doctors office, everywhere. They had a wonderful selection of coffee and all of it was very reasonably priced. The staff was lovely; greeted me immediately and went out of their way to be kind. We found a great table and we were able to play and never felt like we were taking up too much space. Other people found their tables and everybody was very friendly. The decor was funky and just what I want from a café. They had food and pastries that I didn't get a chance to try, but my mocha with oat milk was fantastic. We live in Connecticut, but we might travel to go here, just because. Just because.

Cannot say enough nice things about this little Haven. The…read morecutest homey atmosphere run by a Truly Beautiful Woman... Mimi. If you are in Mt.Kisco definitely stop by for a coffee and snack. You won't be disappointed!!

1. Best coffee for miles around. Matt (the owner) is a perfectionist…read more 2. Friendly, neighborhood feel where an assortment of locals congregate and everyone feels welcome, whatever your age, background, political views etc. 3. Great atmosphere, including choice selection of period music and curated display of vintage sheet music covers on the walls.

Very sweet coffee shop facing the Mount Kisco train station. My map led me to the train station…read moreitself but it's actually across the street next to a salon. The interior is very classy and sleek, with an old-timey French cafe vibe. The array of pastries looked fresh and tasty, though I did not partake this visit. I opted for the Caffe Shakerato, and while it was expertly prepared by the barista/owner, it just wasn't my bag -- it was very strong and the coffee was too bitter for me even though it had some almond milk added. Next time, I will opt for something different.

So happy that Bella's reopened their cafe! All of their baked goods are amazing- we especially love…read morethe olive sourdough and the bagels. The bagels are crunchy on the outside and so soft on the inside. In addition to their sourdough, the French pastries are incredible. Their almond croissant is addictive! Not only is the food incredible, but the service is wonderful. The staff is friendly and helpful and the owner stops to talk and get to know patrons. The inside of the cafe has a lot of seating and they just opened an outdoors patio for summer. Highly recommend checking out Bella's for breakfast, lunch, a coffee or a special sweet treat. You won't be disappointed.

I was in Mt. Kisco and craving a good bagel, so after a quick Google search, I found this spot…read more They've since closed their downstairs storefront and now operate upstairs, mainly catering. The setup was easy enough to find, but the overall vibe felt a little limited. I ordered a sourdough bagel with cream cheese and a plain croissant. Both were okay -- fresh, toasted, and crispy (maybe a little too toasted). The croissant was huge, which was a nice surprise, but it wasn't buttered, which I definitely prefer. I also wish they had more bagel options available when I went, and I'm personally not a fan of applying my own cream cheese -- part of the bagel experience for me is having it done for you. It also seems like the only add-on option now is cream cheese, which is a little disappointing if you're hoping for a full sandwich or variety. On the plus side, there's parking right outside, which is always appreciated. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, just not great either. I might give it another try someday, but it's not at the top of my list.

Loving this new Caribbean spot run by the family behind the beloved food truck Bazodee Street…read moreFoods. They've got their own place now! The jerk chicken and their rice and peas are off-the-charts good (I could drink that jerk sauce!) And then the owner kindly gave me a piece of the oxtail to try and wow, I'm coming back for that next time! It's insane! Went on opening day and it was so great seeing so many regulars come out to support and pack the place. Coming back for more of everything and trying the fried plantains next. 5 stars!!!!

Get the trini doubles and roti! According to their menu, they offer it Friday through Sunday. The…read morechickpea is so savory and the roti shell (or skill) is soft and a bit flaky. If you like it with a bit of a kick, ask for it spicy. The people who work here are as nice as can be. It's great for a quick bite. They have a couple bar stools and tables for indoor eating and cafe seating for eating outside. It's the best thing I've had in a long while. Can't wait to return for the oxtail!

Bobo's Coffee has officially become a problem for me because now I'm going to crave that iced…read morecaramel latte every single day Seriously one of the BEST iced caramel lattes I've had -- perfectly sweet, smooth, and dangerously addictive. And the food?! SO good. The rosemary biscuits were unreal and the chancho was absolutely bomb Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and made with love. Also shoutout to John for the amazing service! Friendly people genuinely make such a difference and he made the whole experience even better Good coffee, amazing food, great vibes, top tier service... what more could you want?!

Bobo's cafe in Chappaqua is conveniently located right next to their train station, making this an…read moreeasy stop for morning commuters. I've visited their other stores and it's always hospitable and friendly. Their breakfast sandwiches are always fresh! I'd recommend getting their breakfast sandwiches with their croissants, it's so good!

Update: no one makes a sandwich like Mast. Try their sandwiches and then try to go anywhere else -…read morefrom the meats to the toppings to the sensational bread, they are the perfect sandwich. I especially love the burrata, salami, and chicken curry sandwiches, which names almost all of them, so what does that say??! Go and get a sandwich. Sit in a sunny nook. Have the best day. 5 stars!!!!

I love this place. Great food, I love the chickpea panini and the brunch bowl. They also have local…read moremeats and frozen treats.

I am happy to say that in the past four years, the Market St., Café has possibly the best hamburger…read moreI have ever had. The food and service are always amazing and I never leave disappointed.

All the "Littles" are staples here in MK and for good reason. The food has been consistently…read moreexcellent for years. Had a craving for a Nutella strawberry banana crepe so we ventured out on a snow day for lunch. Sonia, our server, is a delight. The food was top notch as always, definitely need to come here more often!

Amazing. Idk how…read moreI've never tried this place before but ordered from here last night for a little post dinner "snack". We ordered two sweet and one savory crepe as our "snack" after dinner lmao. Veggie crepe: love the vegetarian options. I also love how customizable it is. We didn't want the onions and mushrooms and were able to take those out in our order. This was amazing, gruyere was a really good choice of cheese here. Romeo and Juliet: vanilla cream, sliced bananas, strawberries, chocolate sauce, chantilly cream. Also very good, you can't go wrong with this combo. I do wish the bananas were actually sliced horizontally rather than vertically because it is hard to consume that large of a banana in a bite. I suppose I could cut it but don't give me more work to do. Chocolate brownie: holy shit this is genius. I don't recall there being dulche de leche drizzle like it says in the menu but basically it's a crepe with a fucking brownie on it and vanilla ice cream. Incredible. And I wonder why my weight went up on the scale today. Definitely need to order from here again when I'm feeling naughty.

My family was heading home from a communion party and I'm the type of Yelper that turns down free…read moremid coffee at a party to find better coffee elsewhere. Found Common Grounds on Yelp and knew it was my kind of place! The shop is modern, clean, and bright. The staff was friendly and professional. They roast their own beans. My father in law and I went with Americanos and my wife had their cold brew. The Americano was robust yet smooth and my wife enjoyed the cold brew. Definitely glad we got to try Common Grounds!

This is a reminder that the food can be excellent, but service is king. I came here with my mother…read morefor Mother's Day brunch this past Sunday at 11am. It was literally the only place I could find on short notice with reservation slots available, which maybe should have been a sign (and certainly a reminder to me to be much more proactive about this sort of thing in the future). This was sort of a meet in the middle for us; she's in Redding, CT, and I'm in North Jersey. Common Grounds is located at the end of a strip mall, though arguably a higher-end one. The parking lot was VERY busy and while spots were relatively easy to find, I had to settle for one further away close to the bowling alley next door. All good though in that regard. The first hint that this was going to go downhill happened almost immediately. Despite having made the reservation for 11, our designated table wasn't available for seating because the prior party was "lingering." There wasn't a time limit on the dining parties so it seemed like Common Grounds just made assumptions on when people would leave, which is probably not an exact science on the best of days, and certainly not on a day where you might have a family reunion element. We were offered a large high-top table to sit at instead, which my mother isn't comfortable with, and after a few minutes of sitting there, were instructed to take a "normal" table by the window. I will give props for the hostess reading the room in that regard and doing what she could to give us an optimal seating situation - the wait and miscalculation wasn't her fault. She was also very nice to my mother, which for sure counts for something. It took probably 15 minutes for our waitress to come by and ask for drink/food orders, which isn't great. I'd decided on the Blueberry Lemon Ricotta Pancakes from the Specials menu, only to be told by the waitress that they were no longer available. I then had to quickly pivot to the French Toast from the regular menu, but lack of availability is something that should have been mentioned when we received the menus, not while we're ordering. And it wasn't even noon - a little concerning. I don't know if it was just a bad day behind the scenes, but it took over 45 minutes to get two pretty simple brunch entrees to us, and almost as much time to get our beverages. That would at least be understandable if the place was packed and everyone was busy, but that wasn't the case - a lot of tables emptied up within 20 minutes of our arrival, and in a pretty troubling optic, most of the front-end waitstaff was literally just standing around by the coffee station not doing anything. That's bad management, and could have helped alleviate whatever was happening in the kitchen. You have five minutes to kill? Okay, stop by your tables and apologize for the delay. Help bus and turn over the recently vacated tables. Maybe refill my water glass, which was empty for most of my meal. There's just no excuse for that. And it's a shame because my Cardamon Rose Latte was excellent, and the French Toast was very good as well. French Toast isn't one of my go-to's, but when I have it I prefer it to be softer and not as cumbersome, and this fit the bill. But because the wait time and overall service was mediocre at best, I didn't even want to go near a dessert menu or consider having a second latte - that probably would have tacked on another hour. So by virtue of not being attentive and efficient, Common Grounds left money on the table. A real shame; and frankly, surprising to me given that this has to be a very notable day on the calendar for brunch places. I'd ensure everything was well-oiled and ready to go, and it's clear it just wasn't. I overheard quite a few people outside singing the praises of this place, and I saw enough to probably understand why. But we weren't the beneficiary of most of those qualities.

Such a delicious, classy new cafe in Cross River, with comfy couches, booth seating, and incredible…read morecreamy chai latte and strong cappuccino. You can smell the coffee beans from the parking lot, the incredible sent wafting and reeling you in. Loved their spinach-onion quiche. Their foods are expensive and not made there, but they're fresh and their baked goods come from Sprout Creek Bakery up near Fishkill and look great. A cozy yoga studio is upstairs with a whole fleet of classes. Coming back for a cinnamon roll, the chai latte, and a spot on the couch. 5 stars!!!!

Great place to visit with family and friends. Quality…read morecoffee, quality lattes Ample space. Great food, pastries and drinks. The portions are great, and they use high quality ingredients for the price point they are at. They also have a lot of their in-house menu items created by the registered dietician in the same building. ( how awesome - I enjoy guilt free) They have a mobile app & pick up window which is great when you are on the go. True gem