Stopped by for a cozy place to work. Enjoyed the outdoor seating, and they have more quiet places…read moreto sit near the back of the restaurant. I tried the salmon and egg sandwich and enjoyed it. Very welcoming and friendly vibe.

I parked four blocks away, as parking can be challenging to find in the area on a Friday morning…read more The potato leek soup was well garnished, with roasted chickpeas and fresh scallions, although the soup itself was too salty for my palate. The presentation of the tea was lovely, with a glass teapot and an unexpected side-serving of candied ginger. I liked the tea timer addition, for the perfectly brewed cuppa. I didn't personally care for my tea selection, as I didn't taste the main coconut flavor that was in the tea's name. I thought it was a nice touch that staff brought the tea to the table. However, it was then unexpected that you self-bus your table afterwards, which staff told me explicitly after dropping off my tea. Thus, I'm guessing people frequently didn't realize they were expected to bus their table after the initial service upfront. I felt mixed about the ambiance. I liked the neutral tones in theory, the windows, and a wall to the right that appeared to have wood elements. However, the lighting was too dim indoors, and instead of casting a warm glow and feeling cozy, it felt kind of drab and industrial/cold with all the grey. The concrete floor was significantly cracked and enhanced the non-cozy feel, and you can see in the photo that the chairs kind of look like patio furniture rather than a cafe vibe. While the table next to me was a unique resin table that was very cool and much more the aesthetic I tend to seek out, my own table was plain & worn. There were cute pillows on the back bench, which was the coziest element to the design, IMHO. Overall, I'd say the ambiance is eclectic and functional, but not cute or comfortable enough that I'd personally adopt it as a third space. At the same time, they had a LOT of other items on the menu. If I'd ordered differently and thought the food & beverages were amazing, I might not have focused so much on the ambience...& you might not either. This place probably works best when you're meeting up with a friend or you need to get work done, and are not overly focused on the nuance of atmosphere or what you ordered. There were only two other guests there when I visited, so it was a quiet space.

This little shop is so cute and serves great quality olive oil, balsamic vinegar, and food and…read moredrink! I stopped by today because I was so hungry and needed their Italian panini. Their food menu feels like somewhat of a secret but it's truly so good. One of my favorite places to grab a sandwich! Plus, the people they work there are always so nice. My partner and I love to get gifts here for our family that love to cook, but it's worth it to come and try out their variety of flavors before purchasing!

This is a great specialty store on Main Street in Warren! My dad really wanted to come here to get…read moresome balsamic vinegar. We parked on the street and walked in. On the left wall was a large selection of balsamic vinegar. On the right wall is a large collection of olive oil. In the back was a counter you could order food at, and in the middle were table and chairs. They have sampling cups to taste the vinegars and oils. They really encouraged us to keep sampling, which was great because I feel awkward sampling too much. No shame here! We tried some very tasty balsamic vinegars. My favorite was the ume, or Japanese plum. It was very sweet! The oils were good, too, but I only sampled a couple because sampling oil without bread felt weird. We left with a few bottles at balsamic and a bottle of olive oil. They sell different sized bottles, too, and they bottle it right in front of you. One of the standouts we got was blueberry, it has an amazing blueberry taste! Definitely check this place out if you need some fun balsamic in your life- we all do!

I came across this tea room on TikTok and having had tea time with friends at a different business…read morein Warwick. I wanted to try a new business. The location was centrally located unfortunately they do not have a parking and street parking is a hit or miss. I happen to get lucky. On entering it is a small quaint place but nicely decorated. I loved the green velvet seating. The table was nicely set with tea placing. You do have to put a deposit that goes toward your meals and seeing we were a party of 4 we also had to place our order. The lady was nice and attentive. The food was pretty good. The time spent was also good even though I think we might of overstayed and at one point the light did flops to maybe inform they were closing. Would I return I'm not sure. But it was a nice experience

The food was very good and the host was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. My adult daughter has…read morea dairy allergy and she was more than accommodating and even made my daughter her own tower. We went for my Moms birthday with 6 ladies total. It was a beautiful time and an amazing experience.

A favorite destination for my vegetarian child and I. Amazing cookies and baked good. Flavorful and…read morefresh salads and a large variety of flavorful smoothies and coffee drinks. We'll run ordering system and plenty of comfortable seating

This vegetarian cafe next to a vegetarian restaurant offered some grab-and-go food, and I wasn't…read moreoptimistic about the options down on Cape Cod so I figured I'd give them a shot. The baked goods looked credible, but not quite what I was looking for. The cupcakes seemed excessively iced, and while I'm sure at a place like this even the vegan icing tastes good, I generally prefer the cake over the icing. I found the grab-and-go options pretty solid and took a soba noodle salad and a chia pudding to give myself some nutritional variety. While I am a baked goods conoisseur, a long search yielded only a chocolate chip cookie that I really wanted to try. A soba noodle salad delivered what tasted like real buckwheat noodles along with some nice leafy accompaniments and a soy-ginger dressing. They do have a fair number of gluten-free baked goods, and thus will be able to serve most dietary restrictions.

This was my second visit to The Hive Bar inside Jordan's Jungle, and it was every bit as good as…read morethe first! Last time I tried one of their teas, but this visit I had to order the Honey Bee Latte. It absolutely lived up to the hype and has easily earned a spot in my Top 3 of the RI Food Fights Best Iced Coffee Challenge. One of my favorite parts of visiting is chatting with the owner. She's incredibly passionate about what she creates, and that enthusiasm makes the experience even better. While waiting, I enjoyed wandering through the jungle of beautiful plants and, of course, saying hello to Popeye, the resident African Grey Parrot. Honestly, what could be better than a fantastic iced coffee surrounded by plants? I also picked up a gluten-free treat from Grain Reaper Baking Co., and it was delicious. Sweet, fresh and a perfect pairing with my latte. If you haven't discovered this hidden gem yet, put it on your list. Great coffee, friendly people, lush greenery and a parrot named Popeye? That's a combination that's hard to beat

The Hive Bar has relocated to a larger space inside of Jordan's Jungle in the succulent area! If…read moreyou haven't been, I highly recommend treating yourself to a coffee and succulent!!

Logan helped me! I actually walked in a few minutes after they closed (I didn't realize this---so…read moresorry) but he helped me nonetheless. He made me a pistachio hazelnut iced coffee and it was so delicious! I'll have to come back next time for lunch and treat! Thank you again!

Visited this morning and absolutely loved this new cafe near Davol Square. As soon as we walked in…read morewe were warmly greeted and told to take as much time as we needed to look around before ordering. The pastry case was full of delectable looking items - there were so many items that I wanted to try ranging from mini fruit tarts, to assorted cups, cheesecake slices, creme caramel, and eclairs. We finally decided on a butter croissant stuffed with custard and fresh strawberries and it was amazing. The cafe is clean, bright, and beautiful with small tables and chairs lining the large windows, and they have outdoor tables as well. For coffee, we both got iced, and I had mocha and milk in mine. Coffee was excellent and I'm so glad we came here today. Prices are reasonable too. Definitely recommend the pastries, coffees, and the service was great.

SUCH a cute new spot in Barrington. This Portuguese-inspired coffee shop has a small but unique…read moremenu, serving up breakfast sandwiches on bolos, great pastries, and a really fun coffee menu. I tried the Maple Ave Latte which was really delicious, the strawberry rhubarb matcha which was flavorful, and the passion fruit lemonade which was extremely tasty. The space is small but designed well and they even have some outdoor patio seating. The parking lot is small but they have a small bike rack as well, and they're really close to the bike path. Service was friendly and prompt, even for how busy they were when we arrived on a Wednesday morning!

I stopped in to try out this cute little coffeehouse in Barrington after work. It is bright, sunny,…read moreand the decor feels clean and fresh. I asked the barista what the most popular drink was, and on her suggestion I tried the Maple Ave Latte with cold foam. This drink did not disappoint! Perfectly balanced and delicious! The parking was a little tough, but very happy to see a new small business so busy. There isn't much seating inside, but they had some outdoor tables with umbrellas set up. This will definitely be a return trip!

5 Stars for a great strawberry matcha latte and phenomenal cappuccino…read more This coffee and matcha shop has so much more to it than a typical coffee shop. It has a ton of Japanese treats in the fridge as well as shelves. They also have a bar and sell wine and fun cocktails. They brew Bolt coffee (a local brewer and coffee shop) and make a truly exceptional cappuccino. Like, really really good third wave style espresso drinks that I've not found at other shops in Providence so far (two week visit). I was initially worried their iced strawberry matcha latte might be too sweet, but that was fortunately not at all the case! It was balanced and mild. Just be sure to stir it up! They also have some pastries and baked goods from Seven Stars Bakery, and we thoroughly enjoyed a small lemon cake. We'll likely be back in our last few days in town because we became quick fans!

Ordered: Iced French Vanilla Espresso Latte (~$7) + Espresso…read moreTeddy (~$3) Iced Mont Blanc (~$8): cold brew coffee with a slightly sweet orange flavor and a smooth orange forward cold foam topping Aya's take: Ceremony is conveniently located close to Brown University and I can totally see this spot being popular during the school year. I like the branding, brightness of the cafe, and the fact that there's a decent amount of seating. I got the Iced French Vanilla Espresso Latte + Espresso Teddy which was well-made, bold, and enjoyable. I think the Espresso Teddy is actually made with cold brew and not espresso which I expected given the name and would have preferred. Nonetheless, I did enjoy the slow melt and the boost of caffeine I got as I kept sipping. And it's super cute! The Iced Mont Blanc was also a good try; the sweet orange flavor was subtle and surprisingly enjoyable adding a bright taste to each sip. If I'm ever back in Providence, I would totally come back and maybe try their matcha drinks.