Their coffee is always on point! I love all their flavored syrups and lattes. Always very nice…read morepeople behind the counter. I love how the space is decorated and all the different seating options are great!

There's something so special about spending a morning strolling through Beacon -- the art…read moregalleries, the little shops, the mountain views -- and then finding yourself at Big Mouth Coffee Roasters for a perfect pick-me-up. I stopped in during a walk down Main Street and immediately loved the vibe. The space has that minimalist-yet-cozy aesthetic: clean lines, soft natural light, and the comforting smell of freshly roasted coffee beans in the air. It's the kind of place where you instantly feel like you could sit for hours and unwind. I ordered the lavender latte, and it was perfection. Smooth espresso, just the right touch of floral sweetness -- not overpowering, just beautifully balanced. It's officially my go-to whenever I'm in town. The staff was super friendly and clearly passionate about what they do, which makes the experience even better. Between the atmosphere, quality coffee, and the charm of Beacon itself, Big Mouth has easily become one of my favorite stops in the Hudson Valley.

Great space to enjoy some good coffee. Service was very efficient and pleasant. Coffee tasted…read moregreat. Enjoyed a peanut butter chocolate chip cookie. My guy got a really nice hot chocolate with a shot of espresso. He loved it. Definitely a good place to go to one in this neighborhood.

Friendly service and one of the best dirty chai I've had recently. Loved the openness of the space…read moreinside but we decided to sit outside and enjoy. The whole town of Beacon is so cute but sitting here on the old railway tracks is just a delightful way to spend time sipping one of there coffee creations. We also got a couple of bagels and i loved that you toast it yourself to your own liking with a pretty fancy toaster. We will definitely be back.

Great coffee...great service...smells so good in there! Always busy when I go! Highly recommend!read more

Several fair trade organic coffee choices in quantity of your choice freshly ground. Small space…read moreinside but packed with goodness. There are a few grab and go bites and latte drinks. Some odds and ends like a local gift shop.

Stopped in on our way through the area and glad we did. Tried 2 of their pour overs - Peru and…read moreEcuador. Both were delicious. Staff friendly and the space cozy. We will definitely keep this spot in mind when in the area.

The variety and creativity is certainly here. Service is…read moremagnificent. The place is really cool. However, whatever oat milk they use really taints the flavor of their coffee, almost ruining it. It's very chalky and has its own flavor so you can't taste how good their coffee is. I will definitely come back, but either order my coffee black or bring my own oat milk.

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.

Great coffee and nice pastries…read more Lots of GEN Z stares; someone needs to teach them " hello", " thank you", and " you are welcome". Not all of them, but enough of them are just plain sourpusses. It's a shame because it makes what could be a wonderful experience ( great product), a really unpleasant one ( lousy customer service).

Best coffee shop in New Paltz! Matcha was perfect. Ambiance was laidback and comfortable. Service…read morefriendly and quick. It's right on the bike trail and has parking, great location.

Already a fan of Big Mouth in Beacon but this location in Newburgh is even better!…read more Not only does it stand on its own in an old gas station now turned into a cool, hip, space - but they also have a seating area that in the warmer months they open up the "garage/mechanic shop" door and it's its own thing. Private events here also HIT. The space can turn into anything you want. The layout of the coffee shop is a bit funky but it's exactly what gives it character. The chocolate croissants here area MUST but word on the street is their almond croissants are even better. I wasn't able to try them since by the time we came here they were sold out but we really enjoyed our drinks, croissants and danishes. Using top of the line La Marzocco to make you the perfect espresso drink, you can choose from cappuccino to latte, to flat white. I got the flat white with macadamia nut milk and lavender syrup served in glass and it was absolutely delicious. The cool thing is you get to sit right in the room where the magic happens: the roasting. The plants give it the right touch and it's the perfect space to come and get some work done while you sip on some delicious coffee.

I've heard of Big Mouth on both sides of the river, but today was my first time visiting. It's a…read moreSunday morning and I met John, super nice, helpful, with a great vibe. They do decaf so I tried the decaf latte and it is so smooth, delicious. It's a clean space, earthy modern but with cool colorful art and plants, with more room next door for when it's warmer. Definitely will be returning!

Went a bit out of our way to try this coffee shop which had received good reviews. The shop is in a…read moregray, bland industrial looking building, which also houses a gym and a rock/gemstone store. There is plenty of parking. The outside of the coffee house isn't impressive. But inside - it is rustic, large and has many tables around, some in corners to create an intimate and private space. It's very comfortable and inviting. The coffee house was clean and the bathrooms were clean as well. The staff were very friendly. They offer a variety of coffees, typical of an artisan coffee shop. There was food and different types of good looking pastries offered. We ordered a Macchiato but they didn't know how to make that. So we settled on two Cappuccinos. The prices were a bit cheaper then other well know coffee places. The cups and lids were a bit of a disappointment. They were cheaply made and I was worried the lid would pop off. Unfortunately we were not impressed with the coffee. It was watery and weak and we ended up not finishing them. This is a very nice looking shop, and the staff was sweet, but unfortunately the mediocre coffee doesn't make it worth a return visit for me.

Really sweet staff and a lovely welcoming space - the arugula egg sandwich on sourdough has bacon…read moreand cream cheese and is such a delicious choice! I also got a iced coffee with oat milk, and it was a really good coffee. There's plenty of seating and is definitely family and kid friendly!

Stopped in for hot chocolate on a cold day. Service was good. They gave me hot chocolate with…read morealmond milk--happy to have that option. I had a BLT with French fries. Food was good. It was a little chilly inside, that was the only drawback. Ambiance was good, it's a cute small place with lots of good offerings. I chose to stop in because of the variety in the menu.

I wish I'd written this review sooner...I came a few months ago while interviewing for a job. The…read morereviews were great, so I thought it a good idea to stop in for a coffee and a meal. I don't remember now what I ordered, but what I do remember is that I made a mental note to become a regular should I accept a job offer. Well, I did accept an offer and will be back in short order! The food was delicious and the service is quick and friendly. Great spot for a coffee and breakfast. I parked around the corner and walked a minute to get in...parking was tight right in front.