A cute little place! We used the drive thru and you have to be careful you don't block the…read moreroad/traffic. There was a lot to choose from on the menu, we only got iced coffee but it was good! Recommend taking your time and not feeling rushed when you get to the window, as the menu on the side of the building is a little confusing and doesn't show any special drinks.

Stopped here on our way back from a fishing trip, it's cute- a house turned coffee shop! There is…read moreplenty of space to work, the barista was friendly, the service was fast, and the coffee was pretty good! I ordered a cold-press with dark chocolate, almond, and half&half, the almond/chocolate flavors were strong and good, but not too sweet. I felt like the coffee flavor wasn't as strong as I usually like a cold-press to be in a drink, but that could be simply because the half&half splash was generous. Overall I'd recommend this cute lil spot! Notes, the street parking has a two hour time limit, they have a drive-thru, and a sign said there was more parking avail around the house/building.

Great frappes and shakes. Very courteous employees. Lots of flavors to chose from. Highly recommend…read morethis place. A nice sweet spot!

Delicious ice cream and very generous servings. We now know to order a small cone instead of a…read moremedium. They have an ice cream to suit every taste, along with a wide array of gelatos. Don't miss this local spot when in Princeton.

i have been a member for many years and have always enjoyed the market, soups and sandwiches are…read moremy favorite.

This cute little co-op is smack in the center of Cambridge. They have a nice sized parking lot with…read morea coffee shop and bookstore inside along with the food. Since COVID-19, they are now requiring masks in order for you to enter. When I visited, everyone complied. The prices here vary. Sometimes an item will be vastly cheaper than from somewhere else and others will be much more expensive. But, this is a co-op so whatever you pay will go back to local farmers and product owners so I think it's worth it either way. There aren't a ton of aisles but they have a relatively good freezer section (and even had a sale for 2/$7 Ben and Jerry's ice cream!). Their coffee shop is really cute too. I didn't go inside the book store but it's right next to the coffee shop which also offers snacks and has a small sitting area for you to eat a snack or finish your coffee.

The ice cream alone is fantastic. The owners are lovely. We ended up purchasing some homemade Mora…read moremagnets and a Christmas ornament and a few antiques as a way of remembering this lovely city. This is exactly the kind of place that has a small town feel with people who make you feel right at home. If we ever make it back to MN, we'll be swinging by here to have some ice cream and catch up with these delightful shop owners.

Awesome small town place to buy just about everything. Great antiques, collectibles, crafts of all…read morekinds, some foods like jams and honey and chocolates, some furniture (and they even have a guy who makes custom furniture very reasonably), home décor items, and much more. They even have a bike shop that sells and services bikes and an ice cream station in the front. They have something for everyone with great prices to boot. The owners are friendly and helpful. My wife and I go in there lots as new stuff is always coming in!

(4.5) I remember as a child being excited to come here during Mora's Moonlight Madness event each…read moreyear to buy candy. This probably cemented my love for the place then, but it grew as a teenager coming during lunch to get their sandwiches. They're still making them Wednesday through Friday, but don't wait long to order or pick one up because they routinely sell out fairly quickly (mine pictured was a medium since the large buns were gone). Overall, a nice quality sandwich with a variety of choices between meats, cheeses and veggie toppings. They do run on the pricier side, though you know you're getting fresh, quality ingredients. Beyond the sandwich counter is a very eclectic store filled with both food (frozen and dry), snacks, sauces, candy, sodas and goods. I'm always intrigued by the unique brands. And, of course, the staff are some of the friendliest, kindest people around town. It's nice to see Bread and Honey still pleasing after decades of service.

The soups and sandwiches are really good. The service is wonderful. If you're interested in healthy…read morenutritional advice for whatever... you'll have great knowledgeable assistance to help you find it here.

One of the best burgers I've ever had! Every time we come here it's amazing! The California Dreamin…read moreis outstanding! Veggies were fresh and crisp! The beer battered green beans are to die for! John

First off, it was great to be able to have plant based options in a small town. I ordered the…read morechicken tacos with plant based chicken and they were so good. Big fan of their ranch. The beer was good we tried both IPAS and sours! The girl serving us was super sweet. Would make this stop again.

Love cider even though I don't otherwise drink. Got a flight tonight…read more Ginger - I used as a palate cleanser; basic. Very good cider Apple Cider cider - this was my favorite !!!! Heads up if you don't like sweet this one is not for you. 10/10 will get again ! Blueberry- 2nd favorite the true blueberry taste was a delight ! Pineapple - this is a top favorite fruit of mine. Love it's body! While the cider was great and I will get again, it is a simple cider.

Where to begin, we absolutely stumbled upon this absolute gem! Pulling in we were skeptical and…read morethis was an excellent surprise! We chose to do three flights to get to try all their ciders. We played games (they have quite a few to use) at at the excellent food truck that was there, O.G. Rollin' Nolen's BBQ. Love love love! We will be back FOR SURE!

Today I decided to support local business "Malinda's Snack Shack" at a dog show where mini ponies…read moreand werewolves trotted in circles for ribbons and ceramic cups. Price point wise, the cost was not unreasonable for the food provided. Maybe in 2024 it would have been considered high, but considering the tariffs, you couldn't ask for a better cost-performance trade off. For breakfast, I opted for the breakfast bowl. At an affordable $11, it came loaded with potatoes, queso, bbq beef brisket, and scrambled eggs. Layered in that order like a crossbred Tex-Mex Lasagna. I have to say, this was the highlight of my ingested dishes for the day. I would absolutely invest in another bowl if they served breakfast beyond 10:30am. As the breakfast menu ceased to be an option, I started hearing whispers and murmurs about how incredible Malinda's homemade cheesecake was. To put it into perspective, I specifically heard the phrases "Incredible" and "To die for" uttered about it. That's the kind of praise that is hard to ignore. Either this would be the real deal - or - Malinda has a next level word of mouth marketing campaign. Although the flavor options were jaw dropping in variety and availability, I chose to play it safe and opt for a slice of raspberry. It came nicely packaged in a clear clamp shell with the word "RASPBERRY" written on it so that there would be no confusion on my end. A nice touch. The clamp shell not only had plain cheesecake drizzled with a chunky raspberry sauce, but it came with not one, but TWO dollops of whipped cream in opposite corners. You could tell that the cheesecake was homemade and had a lot of love and effort put into bringing it into this world. Dense and mildly sweet, it was a fantastic slice at an $8 asking price. I would probably put this in my top 37 cheesecakes I've ever had. I couldn't resist the pull of seeing smoked chicken wings on the menu and decided to just take plunge and get those too. I declined any sauce options presented, as I like to let a smoked wing really showcase the flavor of the fowl without distraction. Going sauceless definitely contributed to my thinking that the wings were a little on the dry side. The meat wasn't as plentiful as I had hoped for, but they were decently sized and the drums in particular offered a level of girth rarely seen in a smoked wing. I really appreciated that. Perhaps the best part of the wings was the skin was very crispy and provided a level of crunch I had not expected. Probably would not order them again, but I'm not mad at having the spent the money to support Malinda and her mobile snack shack. I didn't remember to get pics until after I'd eaten, but I feel like photos still provide insight into the meal and what you can expect from Malinda and Co. The vacant raspberry cheesecake vessel demonstrates the valleys and rivers of raspberry sauce with some visible remnants of the whipped cream placement to help aid in painting you a picture. The chicken wing bones still have a bit of the crispy skin on the ends and show that there's enough meat on the bone that I could take it home and put it in a pot, add some broth and potatoes to get a stew going. Melinda's Snack Shack gets a solid 7.5/10 (breakfast bowl itself an 8.5/10)