The best breakfast sandwiches we've had in long time. Fresh ingredients and home made English…read moremuffins.

I didn't enjoy this coffee shop experience. Coffee was extremely expensive and weak. For drip…read morecoffee I really don't understand how it took so long. I'm obviously not the demographic. It was very touristy. I hope they clean up with the single serving guests.

Great lil cup of joe and breakfast! Food:…read more Latte with homemade vanilla - 10/10 stars so yummy Betty -7/10 little too much salt and pepper Service: perfect and fast Ambiance: cozy, great seating in and outside; Restrooms; easy access with parking.

St. Joe's is a great spot to grab breakfast! The breakfast sandwiches were really good and made for…read morea perfect start to the morning. A solid spot to stop by if you're looking for a quick and satisfying breakfast in the area!

I have been craving bubble tea for years! Tea for You opened earlier in 2021 and I finally got a…read morechance to stop in. The lady behind the counter was very friendly and helpful. They have a lot to choose from!! They also offer food items. I ordered the green tea matcha with regular bubbles (boba). It was as delicious as I remembered! I plan on going back a lot!! On a side note, if you have never had bubble tea - the bubbles are yummy tapioca pearls.

Loved it! Just driving through town and had to stop by. The lady who took our order was super…read morefriendly and welcoming! I got the #10 Milk (Pink) tea, and my husband got a Pineapple Mango smoothie with popping pearls. He can't have dairy, so they made accommodations for him. Options of non-dairy milks or no milk. He got no milk. We both LOVE the taste! Would recommend!

Swell Coffee was such a cute spot! I loved the cozy vibes and the seasonal fall flavors were so…read moregood! The perfect place to grab a coffee and enjoy all the fall feels while visiting York, Maine. Definitely a spot I'd recommend checking out if you're in the area!

Really fun surfer vibe that reminds me of SoCal. Convenient location…read more Coffee is pretty good, and the dishes we got were also memorable. Food is ordered separately from coffee (at a little stand outside versus in the store). This place is good for fast casual eating, and it's fairly healthy. Flavors are pretty good, but the falafel seemed a little bland. And the falafel dish had a ton of olives (maybe a pro for some). Service was a little slow, but I would still consider returning.

Still a great place to come! Not as many samples, but they still offer the same great products…read more They have a new bread line out now which is nice. Over the summer I recently tried iced coffee at the cafe which was delicious. They had some different baked goods- we tried almond croissants one time which was yummy. We tried chocolate peanut butter cake too- yummy as well! Always love the garden area- it's always decorated so nicely. The displayed inside the store are fun to see as well. Always love seeing how it changes for the seasons. Can't wait to come back!

This place needs to be investigated by health inspectors. I'm not kidding…read more I was already familiar with this company's jams because they're sold in local stores back home in California, so when I happened to be in the area, I figured I'd stop by their café. What a mistake. I ordered the cream of broccoli soup, which arrived lukewarm and appeared to have been sitting out for quite some time. It had developed that thick, congealed film on the surface that cream based soups form as they cool. It didn't look fresh. I went back to the counter and politely asked for a fresh bowl since the soup wasn't remotely hot. The gentleman behind the counter gave me the impression that he was just going to reheat the same bowl, which wasn't what I had requested or paid for. Something about the interaction didn't sit right with me, so I decided to wait at the counter and watch. And, I am glad I did. While the male server was preparing my replacement soup, an older woman who worked there came over to him and asked what was wrong with the original bowl, apparently unaware that I was standing there watching. She inserted a thermometer into the soup, announced, "This isn't cold," and then proceeded to pour the soup I had already eaten from directly back into the communal soup crockpot. I was absolutely appalled. I had already taken 2 bites from that bowl. Once food has been served to a customer and partially consumed, it should NEVER be returned to a shared food container. Doing so creates an obvious risk of cross-contamination through saliva and other microorganisms that can be transferred from a person's mouth or utensils into the food. If a customer happens to be carrying a transmissible pathogen, this kind of practice could potentially expose unsuspecting customers to contamination. What made this even more disturbing was the number of elderly customers in the establishment. Older adults can be particularly vulnerable to foodborne illness and its complications. The thought that someone could unknowingly be served food contaminated by another customer's saliva is absolutely unacceptable. I approached the manager to explain what I had just witnessed, expecting at the very least some concern. Instead, his response was dismissive, and he seemed largely unbothered by what I was telling him. This wasn't a disappointing meal or poor customer service. What I witnessed raised serious questions about the staff's understanding of basic food safety, sanitation, and cross contamination prevention. I genuinely cannot understand how anyone working in food service could think returning a customer's partially eaten soup to a communal pot was acceptable, let alone do it so casually. I left completely disgusted, not only by what I witnessed but by the lack of concern from management. This establishment needs a thorough health inspection. I would strongly advise others to avoid eating here.

I have found my perfect coffee. The iced coffee was…read moresmooth, dark, and so richly flavored--not bitter at all. I might say the best iced coffee I have ever had. I also loved the decaf beans I brought home and used to make cold brew. The baristas were all very friendly and the atmosphere was warm and cozy. I wish I had decided to visit sooner!

This place was absolutely teeming with energy, with a line out the door. It probably took me 15…read moreminutes to get a coffee and I say that with enthusiasm and delight. We had gone there probably at about 3 pm on a Saturday and the place was absolutely mobbed. There were regular flavors of coffee, seasonal flavors of coffee, and different food options. In general the place was hopping with energy: tons of people, young and old, and it was just exciting. It had this really cool coffee-shop but a little bit of a unique vibe. I knew since it took so long to get the coffee for carryout that it was going to be good. Overall it was phenomenal. The next time I find myself in New Hampshire I'll have to try out this place but next time I'll make sure to sit inside, take in the vibes even longer, and really enjoy the experience

The cruller donuts live up to their photos, reviews, everything! Incredible maple crullers…read moreespecially. Fluffy, eggy, made warm all day so they don't sell out which is amazing. Farmer and the Bell in Vermont still has the best cruller donut, but these are second in command and worth a stop, near or far. Charming, spacious, warm and welcoming, everything you want in a cafe. 5 stars!!!

Charming cafe with good coffee and lots of goodies! I popped in for a quick hit of caffeine and to…read moretake a call (I know, I know), and really enjoyed the vibe here. The place does fill up quickly though, be warned that the line can get long during busy stretches. Caffeine aside, the desserts looked incredible, I'm definitely going to come back to try a few before I leave Kittery.

Cute little shop and nice stop for a coffee and treat. It's right outside of a campground entrance…read moreand they had a corner of camp items + lots of gift items and souvenirs. It's located at the end of the busy business district of York. I grabbed a hot tea and a donut, my husband grabbed an Americano. They had a good variety of milk/creamer options to add yourself. I loved this about this coffee shop. Probably my favorite coffee stop on the block. I ordered the chocolate iced donut - a rise donut or yeast donut. It was chewy but still good. The chocolate icing was rich! I'd stop here again before other coffee shops close by!

Fantastic little quaint restaurant slightly off beaten path. Recommend grabbing a breakfast…read moresandwich and coffee! The ladies working the counter were lovely!

So good. Great selection of sandwiches. Home made meatballs are amazing. Can't wait to go again…read morenext time I'm in the area.

Came for dinner. We had lasagna…read more Steak tips and chicken tips in peppers. Theres also a Has station there. A bakery and a coffee shop. A food shop wuth pizza and hot and cold food and burgers and a convenience store.

I've been going to Societe for years now, and honestly, I don't know what I'd do without their…read moreapothecary teas. I'm a mom to 4-year-old twins, and medicine has been one of the hardest parts of parenting. I've never felt good about giving them over-the-counter cold meds--too many weird ingredients I can't pronounce, and they never seem to help much anyway. But finding natural remedies that actually work? That's been a whole other struggle. Every fall, I make my annual trip to Societe to stock up on my go-to teas: Throat Ease, Get Well, Breathe, Fever Break, Be Well Immuni Tea, and Digest Ease. The first five are always in my pantry. When my kids start sniffling or coughing, I don't even think twice--I make them a warm cup of tea. It's so much easier than fighting with them to take some nasty-tasting syrup that ends up all over their shirt or spit out halfway through. These teas work fast, they taste good, and I feel better knowing I'm helping their little bodies heal naturally. Now let me talk about Digest Ease, because this one... wow. If you've been through potty training, you know the constipation phase is brutal. My daughter was in so much pain, scared to go, crying, and I felt helpless. Doctors kept recommending milk of magnesia and other stuff that just didn't feel right. I tried everything--fiber, prune juice, homeopathic drops--and nothing gave her consistent relief. Digest Ease was the only thing that helped. It's gentle, it works fast, and it gave my daughter real relief without the drama. I've told every mom friend I know about it, and they've all had the same experience. If you're a parent who's tired of chemical-filled meds and just wants something safe, natural, and effective--these teas are it. They're not just products. They're part of how I care for my kids. I'll never go another season without them.

Bought a 20 something dollar jar of lavender honey, and it's horrible. It burns your mouth and…read morethroat, and tastes like chemicals. Nobody answers the phone when you call, nobody answers emails, and they don't follow the hours they have listed on their website. Horrible.