We stopped here because I was craving some coffee during out walk through Lambertville. I was…read moreoriginally drawn to the shop because of how cute it looked inside. I wanted to take a second to sit down and enjoy the cozy vibes inside the shop. It was quiet and felt like an old fashioned general store. I didn't know what to order but got excited when I saw a sign for an affogato. The lady at the front counter highly recommended it so I was very excited. The affogato itself was just okay. The coffee was very strong and bitter. The ice cream is from a small shop next door, which excited me. The ice cream was a little icy, however, and I would have preferred something smooth and soft that melted into the coffee. I was in the mood for a sweet treat but the bitterness of the coffee made me just pick at the ice cream and ignore the coffee around it.

This is a friendly and quaint little coffee shop in downtown Lambertville located right on Main…read moreStreet. I ordered a latte and my husband had a cappuccino. We both found our drinks delicious. We also split a biscotti, which I found just ok. I'm a critic when it comes to biscotti, because I bake my own. The service was quick and friendly.

Stopped in for a morning latte, and stopped back later in the day to grab a cup of coffee. Service…read morewas really quick and the coffee was exceptional. They seem to use Lavazza Coffee- I've seen it in the stores, but I've never tried it directly. Both the coffee and the latte had full body flavor and were really nice. I had the same barista both visits - she was super nice. It's tucked away in a little shopping center in Yardley and the interior is certainly cute as far as coffee shops go. Next day: back for coffee and a croissant donut. Top shelf!!!

Great restaurant with a lot of appeal. The atmosphere and pastries are genuinely very good. I'm…read moresharing this as constructive feedback because the place has strong potential. A few things that could really improve the experience: First, employees should never blow their nose behind the counter in view of customers. If it needs to be done, it should be done privately where guests can't see it. I appreciate that she washed her hands afterward, but it's still not something customers want to witness in a food setting. Second, tables should be wiped promptly when guests leave. Cleanliness is part of the overall experience. Third, the napkin dispenser should not be overstuffed. When it's packed too tight, the napkins rip, which frustrates customers. Then people end up pulling out a handful just to get one intact napkin. Lastly, you need two capable people running the front end. What I witnessed this morning was chaotic. One employee was trying to train someone, make cappuccinos and lattes, manage Grubhub orders, take care of guests, wipe tables, and keep everything moving -- all at the same time. That's simply not realistic, especially with a trainee. Again, this restaurant has great appeal and strong products. With better front-end staffing and attention to small operational details, it could easily be a five-star experience.

Love this place - I'm a big fan of Paris Baguette in general and their Nutella collection has me in…read morelove. The only issue I have with this location is that they are VERY slow at check out. I waited almost 15 minutes just to pay for a single croissant with only five people ahead of me, which is a bit crazy in my opinion. I really wanted a coffee but at that point knew it was going to take another 15 minutes so I just ran next door to blue lane. Overall worth it for a little treat as long as you aren't in a rush on the weekends! I really recommend the nutella cronut:)

I stop here when I'm on a shopping mission at one of the stores located in the development, and I…read morefind myself hungry, want something fast, but don't want to spend much for it. It's not the place I go to when looking for a life-altering culinary experience--I go there when looking to feed my face fast and move along with my mission. I usually get one of their savory pastries or a croissant, or perhaps a pain au chocolat if the urge hits me. They all taste okay, and they get the job done. The only thing I've had there that was a definite "Never Again" was the hot dog--a desiccated disaster in every way imaginable. On the flip side, the cheese quiche has been a winner those times I had it. It didn't take me back to the Alsace, but it was better than average. I had some cake from here recently. Visually, it looked fantastic, and the interior was moist (dry cake is a crime!), and it had all kinds of chocolate on it and in it, but the flavor was just "good". My socks remained on after tasting it. It was like they left the something special out that would have taken it from good to memorable. It looked great, but the taste didn't quite live up to the visuals. I'd eat it again, but I wouldn't go out of my way to get it for someone's birthday. The people working there are nice, but it can be a bit slow sometimes to make it through the register during the breakfast or lunch hours, especially if there's an indecisive person in front of you who changes their mind every fifteen seconds while picking up some pastries for the office, and she's oblivious to the five people waiting in line behind her. Although it's not the sort of place that's going to me primary destination, I'll keep on going here when I'm starving and need something to get me through my trip to the Home Depot. It gets the job done.

Your prices are outrageous. You do realize some of us are on…read moress / limited income and would really enjoy a cool drink or coffee for less than 9 dollars a piece. Planned to split a 17 !!! DOLLAR tuna sanwhich The tuna was bland ,warm and absolutely a waste of money . We couldn't eat it . Please be more mindful ...

I popped in for a hot coffee with a friend on a chilly day. The line was short and it took maybe 3…read moreminutes tops to order and pay. As a Van Gogh fan, the ceiling artwork was cool to see.

This gem of a cafe is located within an apartment complex. Don't worry it has a separate parking…read morearea The menu includes a variety of panini options around the $15 -$18 mark. And they are a decent size Reasonably drink prices. Staff was friendly and the place gets a nice amount of natural night with its large windows There is a long table Infront of the counter that has plenty of charging ports if you want to study work or just enjoy a cup of coffee

Nestled in Riverwalk (55+ community) right near Princeton Medical Center, this quaint little cafe…read morecaught my eye on Yelp. The paninis looked too good to not try. The numbers we found online weren't working so we couldn't tell if it was still open but decided to stop in today on a whim. The employees working were SO NICE. The two gentlemen were kind and made our experience here enjoyable. I ordered the veggie panini, my husband ordered the grilled chicken and avocado wrap and my son got the mushroom risotto. It took 40+ mins for our food to come out and they accidentally made my husbands wrap a panini. We couldn't wait any longer so he took the panini. The employee who took our order personally came over to apologize which was so kind and noble. The paninis were good, but the veggie was way too salty to finish. The side salad it came with was delicious - devoured it! The risotto (frozen - they don't have a kitchen) was good for my little one, but low on the flavor scale for me. The mocha latte we had was subpar. Unfortunately this spot was a flop for me food wise. 2 stars for the food, 5 stars for the service... 3.5 stars overall

The folks here make the best home made ravioli and lasagna this side of the Hudson! The pasta is…read morelight, delicate and emulates the delicacy of ravioli recipe's of Southern Italy and Little Italy NY and Brooklyn! The ricotta filling is light and fresh! This is not your boxed ravioli found in the freezer section of Costco! Make this for your guests and tell them it's home made! You will be both honest and a hero! No regrets here!

Went to this location 2 days ago on Christmas Eve 2025.. Purchased meat ravioli and cheese…read moreraviolis. Also purchased Vodka Sauce. Total cost of $26.00. I thought the price was fair. That is until I cooked the raviolis and then I found that basically There's no cheese inside the ravioli. What didn't I pay for some cheese?? And the so called beef, well they were disgusting. The sauce , pink colored water. Horrible products. I won't be going back. This after having better experience in the past here. But they have gone cheap and low quality.

This is the least assuming place you and you might just keep passing it by and not give it a…read morechance. Well, I am here to tell you to stop in and eat everything off the menu, because it is AMAZING! We have been here twice and both times were good, but breakfast was better. I ordered the Gallo Pinto, which is a Costa Rican dish that includes black beans mixed with rice, a meat, fried cheese, egg, sausage, sweet plantains and a tortilla. The rice alone is worth having, so definitely give this a try. It is a magnificent spread that can feed two or good for sharing with a hungry toddler like mine. Hubby had the Chifrijol (black beans, white rice, crunchy fried pork layered on top pico de gallo & avocado) which was JUST as tasty just a bit small on the portion compared to mine. But a bargain for the $10 price, so absolutely give it a try for the chicharron (pork rinds) alone! Now as far as the bakery goes, we ordered a slab (yes, a mean a slab) of their corn bread and it is the best thing I've tasted in a while. It is a combination of perfectly homemade mixed with hints of the motherland that really make it out of this world. Each additional bite made it more and more appetizing. Get this. My toddler also wanted pancakes which we got 3 kid portion pancakes WITH bacon for only $4! And for a Latin spot, they make amazing pancakes! I also have to add that the service here is great, the whole restaurant is sparking clean and so cute inside. You get warm bread as you wait for your meal. The coffee is phenomenal and comes in GIANT mug. I really can't say more except...come spend your money here....order grub hub from here...and let me know if you like it!

Solid foods, great neighborhood vibe. We stumbled upon this joint before a Hot Wheel show at the…read moreCure station and couldn't be happier. Love everything we ordered. But size plates. We are big eaters and our group had 4 people, ordered 3 plates and still had leftover. Favorite was the ceviche mofongo and fried pork on beans and rice.

Right in downtown Trenton. Super friendly the shop itself is well appointed and super cool. Lots of…read moregreat coffee and tasty treats!

Came across this cafe when I was in the area and wanted a highly rated coffee spot (thank you,…read moreYelp!). Not only is the name of the spot totally deserved-- the brew WAS slammin'-- but surprise, they also have a whole menu of savory, real food! The owner and cashier were super nice! Very accommodating to my dietary restrictions and the owner mentioned that they do lots of GF offerings (jackpot!) I saw they have a whole catering menu too, so that must be nice for the oddles of offices around there. Casual/semi-whimsy-semi-industrial vibe inside, with lots of space to site comfortably with a friend or by yourself. Seriously though, the folks were super nice and the coffee was the star of the show more than I expected. Very good stuff, indeed!