Such a great place love the interior decor. The tiramisu latte is delicious great pastry selectionread more

Really solid place. Good for working bc they're open late and have free WiFi. Also offer Apple Pay…read moreand plenty of table space. I have not tried their pastries but the cookies look so good. Breakfast is alright but their lunch/dinner is really good! The bowls are tasty and the sandwiches look good too. Coffee is standard with lots of flavors but not homemade

Staff was SO nice! Came here and worked in the morning, free WiFi is always a plus!! The coffee was…read moregood and unexpected. Homemade flavors are always the best.

Superior coffee really tasty. The bagel with cream cheese…read morewas perfect. They do a nice job here. Not a full breakfast just bagels. Highly recommend this place.

THIS LOCATION IS NO LONGER DEEP RIVER COFFEE ROASTERS. It's called "trackside cafe" now. Coffee was…read morefine, just very confusing this hasn't been updated

Absolutely delicious coffee. Get the Rhode Island iced latte, a latte with coffee syrup. So unique…read moreand delicious! You won't be disappointed.

Who doesn't serve breakfast all day? I thought breakfast was by far the most profitable meal of…read morethe day and hence restaurants would never NOT serve breakfast. No matter, we were there before 11AM so we were served breakfast. The server we had was excellent she was a former employee of the Coffee Break which was the old restaurant in this location. The place is LOUD. The decor is new and refreshed. There is NO WHEEL CHAIR ACCESS (which surprised me as they just renovated the place. One would think the Town of Clinton would have required it.) I had the Breakfast Wrap with sausage and american cheese. It was good and filling. $7.00 (in May 2026) My companion had the Quinoa Omelette pictured 1/2 eaten ($14.75 in May 2026) which was good. The home fries had a little too much salt but were otherwise excellent. Personally when there is salt actually on the table, I always wonder why the cook just lightly dusts with salt as I can add more. We also ordered a fresh fruit cup which had grapes purple and green, strawberries, and a few hard pieces of honey dew melon. $6.50 (May 2026) In May 2026 the hours are 0700-1430 MON - SAT 0700-1200 SUN ****WARNING**** They stop servicing breakfast items at 11AM They do take credit cards BUT... They used to take it right at the table now, they don't which means you wait to pay. Bad move on the owner's part. There is plenty of free parking. I imagine there will be waits once the summer season gets going so plan to wait (maybe on the weekends)?

Finally checked out Hangry Goose, one of Clinton's newest spots, and it definitely lived up to the…read morehype! I ordered the Jammin' Turkey with in-house turkey breast, Swiss, cranberry mayo, and bacon jam on grilled focaccia. We also tried the Pepperjack sandwich with chipotle aioli and another wrap, and honestly everything we had was really good. The fries were definitely a standout! They were crispy, seasoned, and worth ordering.

When this spot first opened, I enjoyed very good coffee and a breakfast sandwich. Staff were very…read morefriendly and service-oriented. A good coffee spot is needed in this area. I wish they opened earlier to accommodate folks like me who want to pick up coffee and breakfast on the way to work. I hope to try this place again but the hours make it difficult.

I thought I'd treat myself to a simple hot decaf got it black to put milk in at home, I live 5…read moreminutes away. It was cold for $3.50, won't be back, I try to support local but that just ridiculous.

The store is a treasure trove of cheeses, food items and gifts for your foodie friends and family…read more I have been meaning to stop in for some time now and today was the day. I found the imported and homeland cheese selection to be quite extensive. All of my favorites plus plus plus. Carson served me as I chose a few different cheese, bread and meat items with tastes along the way. I also met Christine who is the shop owner and had a great exchange with her. The store was well stocked with specialty foods, gift items and lots of holiday paper napkins. I went in for cheese knives and found a nice selection to choose from. There were still lots of table/kitchen/dining items even though it was right after we rang in the new year. I definitely be back for more!

WOW! Is all I can say about this PHENOMENAL little BOUTIQUE GOURMET specialty store. It's like a…read morecross between a Gourmet Coffee, Tea, Bakery & cheese shop & a specialty Cooking & Gift shop. I was AMAZED at the VAST SELECTION of gourmet spices, oils, vinegars, sauces, chips, nuts, jams, chutneys, charcuterie, frozen appetizers, ice cream, coffee, teas, bakery items, candies & cheeses. THEN you have the selection of ADORABLE kitchen supplies: dishware, platters, all kinds of mugs & glasses. utensils, cutting boards, & serving trays, platters, aprons, linens & kitchen supplies. The VARIETY & SELECTION IS VAST & TRULY IMPRESSIVE. YOU DEFINITELY NEED TO COME HERE & CHECK THIS PLACE OUT!

What a lovely place!! My daughter and I originally planned to stop by to get a coffee and pastry to…read morego but had to dine in after seeing how wonderful it was inside. Our breakfast was delicious, and the staff was so very friendly and accommodating. We will definitely be going back again on one of our Saturday outings.

Food is amazing. Best bakery on shoreline; highly recommend the almond croissant. Server and owner…read morewere very friendly and welcoming.

Nice ambiance and experience. Good customer service and good coffee. My daughter had a nice…read moreblueberry muffin.

YUMMY food and nice atmosphere in this music-themed café. I…read morewas lucky enough to stop in on their 3rd day after reopening - thanks to community donations, said the co-owner, their business was able to sustain the pandemic. I'm so glad it did! It's in an historic building and also offers free ukulele workshops by one of the co-founders of the café (which I didn't get to see, lol). His handcrafted banjolike instruments - made out of tin boxes, wood, and bent quarters - are also offered for fun and for sale. I think I saw an Altoids guitar for $50. The soup of the day (tomato basil) was really good, but the fresh-baked BREAD is what really got me! And I'm not usually a bread person. Keep in mind they close at 3. Very glad to have stopped by to support this unique local place.