Traveling through, but a regular coffee drinker in numerous parts of the country. I do not…read morerecommend this spot based on my experience. Cane in with 2 insulated coffee cups and it took almost 15 minutes and almost $15 to get them (almost) filled up. The coffee was good but DEFINITELY not great. Guess it's better suited to lattes? Will not be returning, despite easy parking and pleasant environment.

A south Jersey staple offering premium coffee…read more Barista's know their stuff and the gingerbread brew is a must try. Always offering seasonal options and bottles to go. If you see one while driving to the shore you need to stop and grab some tasty fuel. It's so worth it! Cheers

We loved the cookies they have there! Omg so good! The drinks were good too. Service was good, and…read moretakes a little bit. It's a cute little locally owned cafe. Love the vibes! You will not be disappointed.

Brand new, family owned and run, and a simple but solid menu... all good things!…read more So happy to welcome this authentic peruvian cafe to the area. I stopped in for lunch and loved finding a cute & clean space with murals on the wall and a few tables to sit. After asking for a bit of advice and opinions on some of their favorites from the menu, we got a little bit of everything.. Two smoothies, a chicken salad sandwich and a few empanadas. Everything was delicious! The Surtido (or Market Boost) smoothie was so fruity and flavorful, you'd think it was loaded with sugar. And the pan con pollo (chicken salad sandwich) was so simple and tasty. Loved that it had some lettuce, celery and little chips added to it for a bit of a crunch. And all on some good bread. Excited to return for coffee and another smoothie. Happy to have another great breakfast/lunch spot on my radar!

June 6 was my birthday, and after celebrating the night before at a lovely restaurant in the city,…read moreI found myself with no plans on my actual birthday. I decided I wanted to treat myself to a little cake. I usually visit a local bakery for cakes, mini desserts, and cannolis. It's generally pretty good, although it can be a bit hit or miss depending on what you order. While searching online for bakeries nearby, this place came up with stellar reviews. I was surprised to see it was only about an 11-minute drive from my house, so I decided to make the trip. The bakery was set up much like a classic neighborhood bakery, with beautiful cakes displayed along one side and cases filled with mini desserts, pastries, cookies, and cannolis. While chatting with the staff, I mentioned the bakery I usually go to. That's when they told me that bakery actually gets its cakes from Normandie. I found that fascinating because I had always assumed every bakery made its own cakes from scratch. Suddenly, a lot made sense. I had originally planned on buying a small birthday cake, but since it was only for two people, I decided to put together an assortment of mini desserts instead. I picked up tiramisu, carrot cake, lemon cake, and several other mini cakes. Every single one was outstanding. Not one dessert missed the mark. The carrot cake was moist, the tiramisu was perfectly balanced, and the lemon cake was absolutely delicious. Everything tasted fresh, high-quality, and thoughtfully made. The minis were slightly smaller than the ones I'm used to buying elsewhere, but honestly, they were the perfect size. Now that I know where those cakes are actually coming from, I'll happily make the extra 11-minute drive and buy directly from the source. This will absolutely be my new go-to bakery for birthdays, special occasions, and hostess gifts. A wonderful birthday discovery that turned into finding my new favorite bakery.

Fantastic classic place with good baked goods and classy staff. Great coffee too and convenient…read morelocation.

Who knew nostalgia could come in a cup? Tried the Corn Puff Latte and Cookie Crisp Latte (yes,…read morecereal in coffee is a thing, and yes, it slaps). Love that they've got board games and outlets... We called the place before going to ask if they have outlets to use (cause we needed work done lol) and the staff thankfully said yes they did. Perfect mix of play and productivity. Noticed their event calendar too, which sounds like a good time. The space could use a little glow-up and there were a few fruit flies hanging out, but honestly, the drinks were so fun I'd still come back just to sip on childhood memories.

You won't find anybody more passionate about coffee than Brandon. Really great guy. Sources…read morecoffee from the best roasters, so it's all high quality.

I absolutely love this little coffee spot. It's right by the beach which just adds to the…read moreatmosphere!

Hudson Coffee is a cute little subsidiary of Hudson Cafe in Atlantic Highlands (also fantastic,…read morewhich has a larger breakfast menu / space.) Hudson Coffee is great for fresh grab and go coffee, scones, and cookies. The scones change daily- so be sure to follow them on social media for updates. Personally i love their chocolate chip and cinnamon chip. In terms of coffee, I love their Caramel Cream cold brew ($5) and my husband always gets the mint ($4)! He did try toasted almond ($4) today, which he said was just as good. Their coffee is reasonably priced (IMO) and their staff is always pleasant. They also have a reward program for a free coffee after you purchase ten. Do be aware, this is CASH ONLY! Pros: fresh reasonable coffee & pastries, friendly staff, and reward stamp card! Cons: cash only Overall, I highly recommend Hudson for a quick pastry and coffee!

I love this location! I purchased a bag of the 1971 dark roast for our french press and it's…read moredelicious! The drive through is my usual and serves is great! If i do go inside it's always nice and clean lots of space to sit and the self service area is always well stocked.

I ordered a tall Pike in my tumbler, however I need extra assistance from the cashier to make the…read moreorder. Rylee went above and beyond and helped me to make the transaction. She represented the philosophy of Starbucks that community is priority.

This is to report a serious health and sanitation concern…read more On Friday, January 16, 2026, at approximately 12:26 PM, I was inside the establishment when I observed a roach crawling on the wall. An employee, who appeared to be the manager on duty (as she was older and seemed to be overseeing the shift), attempted to kill the roach. When she grabbed it with a napkin, the roach fell onto the table. The employee then killed the roach and disinfected the table. However, this same employee had taken my order and continued handling service immediately after the incident. The food was served, but none of it was consumed due to the health concern. There was one other younger employee present, but they were not involved in the incident. Camera footage should confirm this event, as it would show the employee killing something on the wall during this time. Due to the seriousness of the situation, I also contacted the Health Department to report this incident.

I've been passing this establishment ever since January. Having dined at other Noches locations…read more(Dover, which has closed and I was not crazy about their overcooked food) and Belleville/Bloomfield, which was very good. I decided to give this one a try. I finally broke down and stopped in for lunch on Saturday March 8. The place wasn't crowded. It's a bit spacious but not many tables. My first thought was that it would be hard to get a table at dinner time. I was seated immediately and my order came right away. The server was very seeet and friendly and always checked on me. I ordered a paellita noches with black beans as well as tostones (fried green plantains) I received the paellita that came with maduros (fried sweet plantains). I ordered black beans but Instead I got red beans. I let it go. The paellita was good and a huge portion. I had to take half home. I didn't care for the red beans. They were a bit tasteless. The tostones were bland and a bit too greasy. I added salt and dipped them in the beans. (I'm PR and we add salt as soon as the fried plantains come out the fryer so that it sticks or serve it with mojo). Tostones do not taste good bland. I may go again and try some different items, skip the tostones and make sure that I get my black beans. I'll update this review depending on my experience when I return.

Always 5 stars at Lenoras! This is a go to spot for breakfast/brunch for our family for over 15…read moreyears. They serve authentic Mexican food along with American choices as well. Chilaquiles with chorizo is always a standout. We went yesterday for a celebratory brunch and as usual left very happy. Specials are always good. Service is always great. Cant believe Ive never written a review but there's reasons why we've been going for so long. Great pancakes, huevos rancheros, Mexican country eggs and skillets. Go, you won't be disappointed and you may just find you're new favorite breakfast spot!

I tried Lenora's for the first time over the weekend and I had an alright experience. I ended up…read moreordering the tingadilla -- a chicken quesadilla with avocado inside. The quesadilla itself was fine: the meat was juicy but could've used more flavor. We did order a side of guac which was pretty yummy. In terms of our dining experience, the place felt really cramped and it got loud very easily. Our waiter was very nice and brought out the food really quick. If I came back here, I'd likely try an item off the breakfast menu next time.