Love this place. It has outdoor seating and an indoor sofa section as well as tables at the other…read moreside of the restaurant. Besides my latte, I ordered the scone which was yummy and hit the spot after my hike. Also took home a black and white cookie. If you like their coffee, they have the whole been for sale and some t-shirts and sweatshirts with their name/ logo. It will be my new go to coffee spot when I hike in this area.

The blueberry muffin and the almond croissant were really good, I just wished they were warmed up…read more There was only one barista who also worked the register so be prepared to wait a bit. The ambiance is really cool and chill perfect for working multiple seats. The matcha was ok, the chai was def better.

Nestled in the quaint and friendly town of Bronxville lies Slave To The Grind, a coffee shop that…read moreis nowhere near as pretentious as it's neighboring shops and customer service focused beyond belief. The shop is small and regularly has a line (which some might tend to get annoyed about but...) -it's because the coffee is THAT good. The cafe has a few tables in the front area, a few more in the back of the shop and some quality bar seating throughout making it a place to chill with friends or do some homework/meetings on your remote days. The quality of the coffee at Slave has never let me down, from buying beans by the pound from an abundant variety to the fresh brews that also have quite an impressive variety each day, the place is tailored to coffee addicts. Similar to the "other" coffee shops, these baristas can make your very specific coffee drink and it will be right on and delicious. They know their coffee at Slave To The Grind. If you get the chance, try some of their incredible pastry selection, especially the scones. You will never leave disappointed after consuming one of those British belly bombs, designed perfectly to be consumed with a hot cup O' Joe, served with a smile. Some folks have rated Slave below 5 stars but, that is likely because they are cranky, wannabe-coffee-aficionados who believe all coffee shops cannot turn over their inventory without having to provide "sell by" dates and paint pretty pictures all over the bean dispensers so they are entertained. They probably judge books by their covers and walk their cats around on leashes too... You be the judge! Try it and you'll see exactly how wrong they are to give Slave To The Grind anything but 5 stars. Delicious coffee, great service, warm atmosphere and solid eats to top it all off. Don't listen to the noise - listen to your own review. You'll love it a latte! I promise.

Slave to the Grind seems to be essential about the coffee and more about the experience. It's…read moreclearly a longtime Bronxville staple with a loyal following. The staff is welcoming and attentive, the space looks like it is always buzzing, and really gives you the feel of this is THE coffee shop in town. Where it falls short is in the cup. The coffee itself lacked freshness and the walls were lined with coffee beans that looked as if they had been sitting there for years with no clear dates to validate their freshness. There's plenty of choice on paper, but without roast dates or origin details, it's hard to know what you're getting--and the flavor reflects that. The brew came off dull, smoky, and overworked rather than expressive or balanced considering the advertised flavors and the price point. If you're looking for a comfortable place to sit, catch up with a friend, or soak in a classic small-town café vibe, this place delivers. But if great coffee is the goal, I'd head elsewhere. Enjoy the atmosphere--but temper your expectations when it comes to what's in the cup.

Cutest little cafe i've ever seen. I stumbled across this while looking up a place to study. Great…read moreatmosphere I'll definitely be back

One of the things I love most about this coffee shop is that it's more than just great coffee and…read moredelicious sandwiches. The service is wonderful, the atmosphere is cozy, and they regularly change the artwork on display, so there's always something new to enjoy. A true local gem!

10 out of 5 stars…read more THEY HAD BENDY STRAWS. that's all you need to know ...............................................

Stopped in here for a bite to eat and a coffee. It was very nice and cozy inside, I got a cortado…read morewith oat milk that was lovely, and a chocolate croissant. The lovely barista warmed it up for me and was super friendly!! I love that dogs were allowed inside, just for the fact that I could look at them while I had my coffee! Would stop in again when I'm in town.

Love it here! I…read morefound this place because I was in the area and was looking for cute coffee shops. So glad I stopped in. I love their iced coffee, pastries, vibes and ambiance. I highly recommend stopping here if you haven't been. This is one of my favorite cafes.

Did not see a drink menu, but we ordered a classic vanilla iced latte. It was strong and tasty!…read more We also ordered two chocolate turtles one was mint flavored and the other was peanut butter. I was surprised to find that I like the peanut butter one more even though I personally always go for mint. Croque monsieur using croissants was also tasty however, I was hoping for some of the classic sauce to go with it. It came with a little side of mustard. I'm giving this spot five stars because it honestly surprise me with how simple it was but the food was pretty good. The two chocolates, sandwich, and drink all came out to $25, which is not bad in today's economy! The service was also friendly! Being that it was a Saturday morning, I appreciated that this place was not buzzing and packed, but definitely felt busy.

Great cafe in the former Bronxville train station- a seemingly historic building. Plenty of tables…read moreand places to sit while you wait for the train or just relax.

Heated sandwich (toasted?) made the bread hard as cardboard! I should have taken it cold. Oh wellread more

Just visited the soft launch of Mamorneck's newest café spot, and I loved it! The ambience and…read moremusic created such a fun, inviting atmosphere, and the drinks were amazing--exactly what I was craving. Be sure to try their Iced Strawberry Matcha and Brown Sugar Shaken Espresso! The matcha had a rich, earthy flavor that was perfectly balanced by the sweetness of the strawberry. Truly a matcha lover's dream! And the Brown Sugar Shaken Espresso was honestly one of the best I've ever had, with just the right touch of sweetness and a bold, strong espresso flavor.

I had heard about this spot on Instagram and decided to give it a try, it had also been a while…read morethat I had explored the downtown Mamaroneck area. My friend and I came on Labor Day and we ended up sitting and chatting for a bit. She ordered an iced chai and I had a shaken espresso. The drinks were alright. The label of my beverage said "regular" but it tasted like oat milk. I'm okay with non dairy alternatives but the flavor was very much oat like and not enough espresso taste. Next time I will order something different!

Food: 8.5/10 Coffee: 10/10…read moreService: 8/10 Ambiance: 8/10 I went out of my way to visit this wonderful Dominican-owned cafe to enjoy their coffee. It was absolutely worth the drive! We decided to try some food too, ordering the cubano along with yuca fries and a side of tostones. We couldn't resist a coconut fan dessert after having a latte, because it just felt like the perfect way to end the meal. The food was quite good for a cafe, but the real highlight is their coffee so much so that I bought a bag of their whole beans to brew at home. I'd definitely recommend giving this place a try!

Wowowow so glad I stopped here. The espresso pulls are manual and I had a cappuccino with star…read moreanise and cinnamon. I was so impressed with the Tres Golpes breakfast and the house-made empanadas. I also bought a bag of coffee beans. I'd say this place is a must if in Tarrytown area. Small quaint cafe with decent seating and great service. Not great for groups of 3 or more.