Turtle Beans is located in a great neighborhood with several restaurants and shops. We were…read moreexploring the area and stopped in for an espresso and to rest our legs. The service was quick and friendly and the double shot espresso was perfect! We spent about 30 minutes just hanging out and easily could have spent a bit longer as the atmosphere was great!!

I loved turtle beans! I stopped by to get some work done on a Tuesday afternoon. The seating was…read moremostly taken by people enjoying conversations, but there was a lovely couch available for me. Service was so friendly, and I felt right at home here. My iced pura vida latte was creamy and delicious, and my spinach and cheese empanada was very filling. I can't wait to come back!

Our sandwiches were fresh, unique, and absolutely delicious--definitely a step above your typical…read moretakeout options. I loved the variety of both the food and coffee selections. The café itself has a very cool vibe, and the staff was incredibly friendly. Highly recommend!

Been here twice shortly after their opening time. Inviting inside with a long window bar along the…read morefront, lots of tables, couches and a white board meeting room with a glass wall. Other features include an area to post business cards/messages, a pay it forward board, board games and wifi. The guy working behind the counter was pleasant and knowledgeable about their coffee offering which comes from Homestead Coffee Roasters of Upper Black Eddy. Their drink menu consists of hot/cold coffee, tea, lattes, and espresso based drinks. I tried the drip coffee and would highly recommend it. It is a private label version of Homesteads Darkness - dark & bold with notes of rich, smokey chocolate. I enjoyed the dark roast, rich chocolate and its bold full body. The cortado and espresso I had were ok. I found them to be a little too bitter, but there was a strong roasted earthiness flavor that I liked. On a return trip I'll have to try their Vietnamese coffee. Food wise I've had the sausage egg and cheese on a bagel and a bacon egg and cheese on an everything bagel. They are simple and decent sized with simple folded egg patties and cheddar cheese on average bagels. The sausage had a little spicy kick and the bacon was pretty tasty (NOTE: they do offer pork roll as an option). I was given some hot sauce packets to go. You can also get sandwiches on a croissant. The rest of the menu is simple - toasts, sandwiches, salads, some items for the kids. They do sell their private label coffee beans in retail bags and will grind them for you. I'll stop in again if I'm in the area. The coffee and ambiance is great, the food is ok to good, service great and the idea of a non profit that supports community is commendable. Thanks!!

My wife and I love it. The pizza is thin crust and baked to perfection. Also, there are so many…read moredelicious recipes including a Mexican Corn that has kept my urge to go week. Sadly, they have now closed as is ALWAYS the case for me when I find something fantastic !!! I will always miss this place and the most spectacular pizza I've known

Nice brewery with a lot of space that also has a coffee shop and is right next door to a…read moredistillery. They have a limited selection of drafts and also sell cans to go. They offer a food menu and delicious looking pizza that I will certainly try on my next visit and perhaps even the coffee.

Cute little place with a great vibe and good food.. They dont serve decaf but that's not real…read morecoffee anyway, lol.

Not the best experience for me ngl. Truly not one to come on here to drag down an establishment but…read morethis is def one of the poorest customer service + rudeness I've ever gotten. (Then again maybe the lady was just having a bad day & it def showed in the taste and appearance of the smoothie I ended up throwing away) & got mcDonalds instead for a way cheaper price and more authentic taste. Pictures attached: - Palo de Azucar strawberry banana smoothie- $6.86 - McDonald strawberry banana smoothie- $4.29 Asked her name to be friendly & she got super defensive hmm okay(I know there's a lot of political tension rn but then again I don't wanna be stereotypical so imma leave it at that) . In still trying to be positive and make small talk sis said something along the lines of... I'm busy with orders in the kitchen so what's your order because I don't have time for this... then rushed to back and returned back with the watered down and poorly tasted smoothie Didn't try anything else on the menu so maybe y'all will like those instead & come back and give a better review lol. For the outdoor seating, they take away the chairs at 5:30 and put inside before 6pm closing. So couldn't stay there & do late evening studying so I just went to the park with my McDonalds smoothie in hand. Overall the aesthetic was cute and the lights decor were pretty. Will not be returning

I love all the Jamie Ding things! I cave enjoyed seeing the neighborly love and kindness…read more I got some doughnuts to gift and one to enjoy myself! Blueberry danish , coconut danish and Boston crème. Delicious. The service is the SWEETEST.

Eet Gud Bakery has been a mainstay on Hamilton Ave for almost a century dating back to 1928. The…read moresteady flow of customers was a clear indicator they have a loyal customer base. While the interiors are modest, they make great use of the little space they have with a bakery counter and tables with a selection of seasonal/holiday treats. They had a decent variety of Easter themed cupcakes, chocolates, and cookies when I stopped in. Since it was my first time there, I asked the staff member what she recommended, and she beamed at me grabbing me a long cream-filled donut. I also got a piece of vanilla crumb cake since that jumped out at me. Both were a solid 4/5, with the cream-filled donut getting a slight edge in the taste department. The vanilla crumb cake was a huge slice, ideal for sharing or splitting up into multiple pieces. Service was friendly and prices on par with other area bakeries, with both items running just under $6 total. While I probably wouldn't venture out of my way to visit again, I would happily return if I was passing through the area in need of baked goods or treats, as I'm happy to support local businesses like these.

We did some sight seeing in the neighborhood to see Thomas Paine's home and the Clara Barton's…read moreschool when we got a hankering for a cold drink. This place was busy, but not a long wait for a fall specialty brew: an iced pumpkin patch latte! It featured a torched/toasted pumpkin marshmallow on the side. Yum! We shall return!

I really enjoyed my visit here! I've newly moved to the Bordentown area, so this will likely become…read morea local favorite of mine. I visited on a Monday, and service was very quick and friendly. There's such a warm and cozy feeling inside with nice places to sit. I had an iced latte with baklava flavored syrup and it was delicious!! The spinach and feta pastry and hashbrown were also really nice food options. I can't wait to visit again and try more items from their menu!

Was in the area and craving boba. We ordered on DoorDash a couple of minutes before arriving and…read moreonly had to wait a couple of minutes more after we got there. The woman working was friendly and the drinks were well made.

Solid place! Tea was delicious, boba were well made (not too hard or too soft), staff were helpful…read moreand answered my questions. Lots of non-dairy options. I got the strawberry milk tea and would definitely recommend it. Excited to try more from their menu.

The absolute worst service. I'm in the shop, there are some people talking. I go to the counter to…read moreorder. No one's there. I say hello, because there's a door behind the counter. I say "hello" again. Nothing. Then the people stop talking and the cashier comes and asks if I need anything. So, I was waiting for this woman to have her personal conversation. I'm in a shop that's in a hospital. I'm going into the emergency room and the cashier is having personal conversations while a patient waits. Extremely poor customer service.

Awful cashier and she scanned a candy to eat for herself when she thought I wasn't looking.read more

Me and my friend decided to get a smoothie, we walked in and the lady was very kind.We ordered our…read moredrink and we both go the cotton candy smoothie. It ended up costing a total of 25$ which I think is ridiculous for two smoothies. But since it was so expensive, we were expecting it to be really good. When we tried the drinks, it tasted like flavored water. It tasted nothing like a smoothie and you could barely tell it was cotton candy. For how expensive it was, we were hoping the drink was gonna be good, we couldn't even finish it because of how gross it was. I do not recommend.

This ice cream parlor is the sweetest addition to downtown Trenton. It has some outdoor seating…read moreadorned with plants and flowers, making you forget that there are hookers on the next corner. As we waiting for our ice cream sundaes to arrive, the servers came outside and gave us fresh popcorn. It was such a small but sweet (and tasty) gesture. The owner came out and gave us our ice cream sundaes and chatted with us for a while about the life of an entrepreneur. She was so kind to give us so much attention and information on her life starting businesses in the local area. The mission of this shop is so pure and you can tell that the ice cream parlor was built with so much love. The ice cream and mango italian ice were both fantastic. If you are in the area, I hope you get the chance to visit and have conversation with the family.

I'm a huge fan of ice cream in general. It is loved by almost all people in some form or another…read more And not to leave out lactose intolerant or animal conscious consumers, it is now available in plant based forms. I think in many of our cultures, getting ice cream was somewhat of a treat and possibly enjoyed while on summer vacations. In this environment it gets even better. That was my mindset when seeing TIP for the first time. Clean and brightly colored shop with very nice outdoor seating options. Going inside you encounter a clean, colorful and brightly lit space with a few more tables. The counter was plexiglassed ala Covid style. Cases held about 12 ice cream choices, with maybe 8 more ice choices. Several options looked appealing to me. I went with old faithful chocolate and paired it with something I've never had, banana split. While I liked the chocolate, I really liked the split. It did remind me of getting sundaes and such as a child. The flavors were clean in both, and not overly sweetened. A better than average creaminess, but not in the upper tier. I'd get either again, or maybe one of the rotating flavors. The ice cream is not made in house, I was informed that it is sourced from local makers. I have a few suspicions as to who they might be, but of course more research will be required;). I really enjoyed talking with the owner and his two sons. To say this is a family business and or a labor of love is just barely hitting the mark. I'm tempted to tell the whole story here but I think it's better for the curious to just visit themselves. This is a business I would love to see thrive for many years. And as they succeed it could offer hope to other businesses or even families. Trenton needed this.