Food was great, and came out fast! Service was great too,…read morevery attentive and friendly. We went in out of state, but could see it's a meeting place for locals. Coffee...excellent. Not your usual diner coffee. I noticed these old photos along the windows. I asked about it, and learned this was the previous site of an amusement park, so a bit of interesting history as it ties to the local upstate parks from the 50's to late 70's. Check it out!

Another great meal at this lovely restaurant. this time I tried the chicken avocado sandwich. It…read morewas really good. I haven't been here in five years and it's just as good as it was when I was here last time. Whenever I'm in town, I will definitely come here.

Came here a few times while I was staying down the road from here on vacation. They have a pretty…read moreexpansive menu. The first time I tried the salted maple latte iced- it's with oat milk. It was good. My sister had a matcha with vanilla and seemed to enjoy that. The other time I had the blueberry pancake latte- by far my favorite drink. I make something similar at home so I really enjoyed this. The prices are a bit high but it's one of two legitimate coffee shops within 20 miles that is open regularly so I was willing. It's a nice space with plenty of seating and a nice quiet area to work if needed.

Food and coffee were great! Very friendly staff and service was super quick. I went to do the old…read moreman grunt, hike up the pants, and have a seat when they already called my name with my coffee! Latte was great, not overly sweet or synthetic tasting. My wife and I got two lattes and breakfast sandwich/bagel. All came out to 30 something n change after tip.

The best latte I've ever had in my life! Matt really knows his coffee and is passionate about…read moreproviding good service and flavors. Hands down the best coffee shop in the area.

I was craving a great Chai latte on our drive from Vermont to Kittery, Maine from some boiled Maine…read morelobster. Went to two tea shops but they were both closed her business. Went to Royal Oak coffee in the hopes that they might have that would feel the bill. They DID!!! The barista, who I assume is the owner, made the most exquisite London Fog for me. I could not have been happier. Thanks!

My wife and I had just dropped our kids off at the base of a trail and were looking for a coffee…read moreshop when we happened upon Capisce. What a find! It's a charming local spot with a few nice seating options both inside and out. The coffee here is excellent. My wife ordered a blueberry scone that was incredibly fresh and tasty, and I absolutely loved my croissant. We ended up returning several times before leaving Lake Placid! **A few quick notes:** * It's located just out of town, making it a great stop on your way to or from outdoor activities. * The parking lot is unpaved and on the smaller side, so keep that in mind when pulling in. Highly recommended if you're in the area!

On the end of our Adirondacks trip, we stopped by Capisce for breakfast before our drive back home…read more It was pretty busy at 10 in the morning on a rainy Saturday. The inside is quite small and tight but there is additional seating outside. Tables are for dining in only. Luckily the outdoor tables had umbrellas because it was slightly drizzling. My matcha came out in about eight minutes, while our food came out maybe 15 minutes later. The strawberries and cream matcha came out beautifully, with layers of fresh strawberries, matcha, milk, and even topped with a fresh strawberry! Pretty decent matcha. I enjoyed their strawberry sauce as it did not taste too sweet or artificial. The actual matcha was okay, they premixed it so it wasn't freshly whisked. Our sandwiches came out on cute tea plates and shaped like hearts, also with some berries included. They were massive! We could've split one sandwich had we known how big they were. The egg scramble was clearly made from real cracked eggs and were so fluffy and hot. The ciabatta was light and not dense at all, with a nice crisp to the outside. The breakfast definitely gave us full bellies as we prepare for our drive to a climbing gym before we head home. In total, two breakfast sandwiches, a strawberries and cream matcha, and a bottle of orange juice costed around $40. Steep but at least it was good.

Cute spot to stop between NYC and Montreal for a cup of joe…read more Just wish I could hangout longer!

4 miles off the highway heading to Canada makes this a perfect pit stop. Small menu but great…read moredelivery with tasty drinks. Muffins were to die for and discounted day old scone was still really delicious. Fantastic deck, too. I'll return on my way back south. Only negative: bathrooms needed some love.

After running the Lake Placid half marathon, ya boy was hungry. So I typed in "Healthy food" on…read moreYelp, and accordingly, Green Goddess popped up. I always enjoy lil' mom n' pops natural food shoppes. I had a wonderful conversation with one of the dudes that works there, and the lady who made my sandwich is good at what she does. There's indoor seating, outdoor seating, and a picnic table outside of the shoppe with a little creek, which is in the background of the pic. Super solid spot overall. 5 s

Great food! Great service, very friendly! Nice ambiance, nice environment to sit outside and have…read morebreakfast or lunch! Yummy smoothie with plant base protein! We came everyday during our vacation!

Fun local coffee shop. Everything coffee is a double shot of espresso and the vibe is really…read moreinviting. Play a game, read, chat, or tap at your laptop. It's all fine. Also tried the London Fog tea, quite good as well. Head outside and walk down to the water to sip your coffee (or tea) and enjoy the waterfront.

The good: Great atmosphere and coffee is good…read more The need to improve on : Poor customer service. Lack of enthusiasm. No good eye contact or excitement for customers from some behind the counter. Perhaps a training on what customer service looks like. If you can improve that then you have a good thing. For coffee people want good customer service.

Vergennes Laundry is a cute bakery and coffee spot on Main St. They have a nice selection of…read morepastries and a full coffee bar. Great for a quick coffee stop.

What a delightful little bakery! Stopped on my way to Burlington and tried the breakfast panini,…read morecardamon bun and almond croissant. The cardamon was sweet and light. It's a dense bread but the subtle cardamon is the main show. The panini has a soft inside with chewy inside, love the texture! I'm for sure will be returning for some of the moat interesting desserts I've seen! The decor is open and little nick knacks for sale from gourmet chocolate, sauces and canned fish. I hope to buy some bread next time!

3.5 star food, but gets 5 stars for the vibe!! Service is super friendly and makes you feel right…read moreat home. A homey lil vibe inside. We stayed a couple nights upstairs at the old dorm/current Airbnb. $139 a night, cheapest we could find around Stowe, and if you stay you get free coffee and 10% off your meal at the restaurant.

This could very well serve as the poster child for the vintage Vermont vibe. We only had time for a…read morequick visit so we didn't explore all the food options, but there's actually a sunken stone hearth fireplace and suspended chimney hood (uniquely painted) centrally located between the seating and shopping areas. Very cozy and relaxing! Antiques, trinkets, not a huge breakfast menu at the time of our visit but enough to get by (excellent rotating pastries), great drinks and an incredible atmosphere makes you wanna curl up with a good book. We didn't feel rushed and I was ready to throw a log on the fire myself but I think they have that covered; it really puts you in that rustic mood.

The coffee bar is popular not just for its many choices of coffees and teas (cold or hot) but its…read morewise choice to team up with the bakery next door. I'm sorry that I don't have access to delicious breakfasts like that every day!

Cute hipster spot. Upon entering the smells of the bakery make you drool. It was busy on a snowy…read moreFriday morning. I got an iced maple latte and my husband got a hot one. The maple flavor was a lot more pronounced in the hot latte. Someone else in the group was raving about the matcha. I'd like to return and try some of the delicious looking baked goods and some of their other drinks.