Holy crap. This is the NY hole in the wall that dreams are made of. I got the Huevos Rancheros and…read moreit was bursting with flavor. The sweet old lady chef and old man out front are the best. I imagine everything will be great but I recommend trying their lantino options. 10/10.

This spot did the trick. The menu is large, and the food came out quickly…read more There are about 4 low tops and then two windows with counter seating. Self-serve coffee and tea. There is table service and just as many people taking things to go. No frills but a pretty decent price for these days.

Absolutely love this cafe…read more It's my favorite place to grab a latte, chai, chocolates or brunch. I love coming here. It's always a great experience and time. I love the ambiance and vibe here too. I highly recommend stopping in!

** WOULD NOT EAT HERE **…read more I was with some friends and stopped in here to get a cup of tea to go. I asked the person at the counter what kind of plant milks they had and he said, "Whole milk, skim milk..." obviously not even listening. I had to ask again. So I order my tea and the whole time this guy is wiping his nose with his hand. Not even kidding. Right in front of us. So he makes my tea and he goes to put a sleeve on the cup. HE DROPS THE SLEEVE ON THE FLOOR AND THEN PUTS IT ON THE CUP. Sigh. I was with new friends and didn't want to make a fuss, but GAH You could not pay me to eat here. If this is how they behave in front of you, what happens when you can't see? Was trying to phone to speak to a manager, but one was never in and maybe that is the problem...

Due to a mistake by the staff, we waited about 40 minutes for our food. There was little…read moreacknowledgment or apology from the staff or the manager. Sadly, the food didn't make up for the long wait. I don't think we'll be returning.

From the interior of this shop to the beautiful historic building it's housed in, I love everything…read moreabout Coffee for Good! The best part though is their mission and purpose behind it. Coffee for Good is a nonprofit coffee shop that trains young adults with developmental disabilities and then helps them find jobs out in the community. They have many volunteers who are professionally trained chefs to help make in-house items and they partner with high quality roasters. Not only will you walk away with a great cup of coffee, but you'll have made a difference in someone's life. The building is beautiful, it is always clean, lots of dining space to work or meet at. Plus the service was wonderful! Key Features: LOVE the ambiance. Lots of space to sit inside at high top tables, small work space tables or larger gathering tables. Variety of cold and hot drinks and light bites (pastry, sandwich, salad/soups). Has milk alternatives for coffee too. Easy to park and get to in the town.

As I sit here sipping this absolutely fantastic americano that I just made, I can't help but think…read moreabout all the people - god, so so many . . . like an entire football stadium full . . . neigh, a NASCAR stadium full . . . basically everyone I've ever met - who have complimented me on the espresso that I serve. They're always saying "Joe - this is a fantastic espresso! I think I could die and go to heaven." To which I respond "Don't die here, because I don't want to clean up the mess, and heaven is a fucking myth created by feeble minds, so drink your damn coffee and lay off the theology already, would ya?" Anyway - it's true, I do make a pretty good espresso, if I don't say so myself. Today, I am letting the whole world (or at least everyone who reads my Yelp page) in on the secrets. First of all, making a heart in the foam on top of a latte or cappuccino is easy. Making a leaf is tricky - but learn to do it, it's worth it. How? I got a barista at Blue Bottle to teach me. There are tutorials on line - figure it out. I'm not a damn Professor of Milk, for god sake. I'm not going to come over and wipe your ass for you! Sheesh! But I digress . . . A great espresso (or cappuccino, or latte, or americano -- which, btw, the Italians call "caffe lungo" in case you're headed over there any time soon, which in Italian is "una volta prossima" btw) requires a few things. Here they are, in order of importance: love; good beans; good water; and a good espresso machine. It's not all that simple though, because buried within those elements are the requirements that the grind be just right, that the grounds be properly tamped, that the water temperature be spot on, and the the espresso machine pump supply the right amount of pressure for the grind and the tamp. Your head is spinning right? Well stop spinning around in circles, doofus - that makes people dizzy. Didn't you learn that as a kid? Sheesh! But seriously - Illy makes it all easy. Here's the deal . . . Illy has this promotion - it's not short term, they've been doing it for years. They'll sell you a $600 Francis Francis X5 espresso machine for $150 if you buy at least four cans of Illy coffee monthly direct from Illy for one year. As long as you'd drink that amount of coffee anyway in 12-18 months, that's the bargain of a life time. [A note in deference to the true coffee purists who will point out that you cannot manually calibrate the temperature or pressure settings of a Francis Francis X5: you're right. It isn't the best espresso machine money can buy. But it's still a damn good machine, and the presets are pretty close to perfect. If it starts acting up, you can get it serviced in the U.S., or for a mere $150, just buy a new one, you fucking cheap skate holier than thou coffee snob!] Illy even throws in a set of the groovy Illy designer cups, and they let you pay the initial $150 in three monthly $50 installments. All too fucking good to be true you say? Pah - you're wrong! I'm not making it up! Check it out: http://www.illyusa.com/AB1666000/memberships/EMP_Print.cfm The X5 has nearly the same guts as the X1, which is that fancy uber-design espresso machine you see sitting on all the design snobs' ktichen counters in Dwell and all those other hoity toity design magazines. It's a little smaller, and at $150, about $750 cheaper. Take that, design snobs! (Don't know what the hell I am talking about? This is the X1: http://barclayscoffee.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=55) Once you've got you nice machine, and your fabulous Illy coffee, the rest is pretty simple, but if you have any doubts about your espresso pulling skills, read the instructions that come with the machine. It isn't rocket science. Frothing milk is rocket science, making espresso is easy. This whole deal is so super that I've done it 4 times. I have an X5 at home, one at the office, and I've gotten 2 as gifts for friends, enabling me to give a $600 present for a mere $150, and to keep my monthly coffee shipments coming. Illy is the bomb. The bomb diggety. Nay, Illy is the ATOMIC bomb diggety. If you love coffee, and you don't live next door to Blue Bottle, get yourself an X5 and monthly coffee delivered to your door direct from Illy, and in no time all your friends will be asking YOU "Hey Melissa [even if that isn't your name - weird huh?], how did you make this fabulous espresso? It's amazing. Will you marry me?" Try it - you'll be amazed.

I come here about 4 times a week since it's close by. The coffee is mostly okay but sometimes it's…read morejust downright bad. The pictured latte had some of the worst foam I've had in a while and the milk was burnt so the whole thing tasted bitter. I ended up tossing it. They really need to train the baristas more to ensure consistency.

I had an uncomfortable experience at this café on 1/18 around 3:30 PM. While I was waiting in line,…read moreone cashier was helping another customer. A second cashier (a tall male wearing a light-colored plaid shirt?) made eye contact with me, but instead of greeting me or using a polite gesture, he pointed with his chin from right to left to signal me to come over. I found this very rude, arrogant and not professional. Coming to CFCF to relax has always been a pleasant and important routine--not only for me, but for the neighborhood, because the service and coffee have always been on point. I hope the management takes service manners seriously so this doesn't affect customers' overall experience in the future.

Great food. Super cute place. Heads up, Cash, Venmo or Zelle only and breakfast ends at the 11…read more Reasonable pricing. Apple Maps takes you to the back door so park in the front parking lot. We had breakfast but the whole menu looked delicious. Servers were very kind and allowed us to take our time with our meal.

We stopped in to grab a cup of coffee and a pastry. What an adorable place! We were greeted by a…read morevery friendly Lady who made us feel at home. The inside is pretty with linen table cloths and artwork done by local artists of Rye Beach and the Boardwalk. We ordered a cinnamon coffee cake, a cup of coffee, and an iced tea. The cinnamon coffee cake was hot and fresh out of the oven. Just delicious! Coffee was freshly brewed and the iced tea was perfect. We will be back for lunch soon!

What a special gem. There's no other way to put it! You're quickly transported to France when you…read moreenter the space: the decor, the chairs and tables, the people working here, and certainly the menu. My husband and I split the ham, cheese, egg crepe. It was excellent - loved the runny egg. The menu is vast and, what can I say, very French. The space is tight. I've passed a few times and haven't found space to sit. But if you're ever lucky to come by and see a space, make a point to order something and stay a while.

Absolutely everything Delicious food…read more lovingly prepared the ambience is awesome And the coffee. Ooh la la

Whenever I am in White Plains, I always stop at Hazel's Cafe. It is located downstairs in the White…read morePlains YMCA. The prices are very reasonable and the food is always cooked very well. I have had many items from the menu--including a veggie burger, hamburgers, quesadillas, and french fries. Always very tasty. The space is pleasant as well. Hours are generally morning, lunch and afternoons.

This is a time I wish I could give half stars, but I couldn't give them 3 either. lol…read more I got the breakfast burrito...the other version with avocado and added home fries. It was good but not the best I've had. I really appreciated the perfect crisp on the burrito! I am particular with texture and appreciate this. Everything was good but I wish the home fries were seasoned a bit more and had a slight crisp (there I go with the texture again). The salsa verde was spicy but gooood! Service: The 2 ladies working were very nice. Decor: No-frills small spot with about 3/4 chairs to sit inside and 1 table outside. I would DEF call in an order ahead or take it to-go. Random tip: I stopped by here before returning my rental at Hertz (literally 5 min away driving), so def stop by before or after getting your rental and need a quick bite to eat. I def want to stop by to try the tacos and traditional Mexican dishes for lunch.

Great breakfast burrito, added steak and guac 10/10 will definitely come back (small restaurant,…read moretake out is probably ideal ) ‍