Nestled in the quaint and friendly town of Bronxville lies Slave To The Grind, a coffee shop that…read moreis nowhere near as pretentious as it's neighboring shops and customer service focused beyond belief. The shop is small and regularly has a line (which some might tend to get annoyed about but...) -it's because the coffee is THAT good. The cafe has a few tables in the front area, a few more in the back of the shop and some quality bar seating throughout making it a place to chill with friends or do some homework/meetings on your remote days. The quality of the coffee at Slave has never let me down, from buying beans by the pound from an abundant variety to the fresh brews that also have quite an impressive variety each day, the place is tailored to coffee addicts. Similar to the "other" coffee shops, these baristas can make your very specific coffee drink and it will be right on and delicious. They know their coffee at Slave To The Grind. If you get the chance, try some of their incredible pastry selection, especially the scones. You will never leave disappointed after consuming one of those British belly bombs, designed perfectly to be consumed with a hot cup O' Joe, served with a smile. Some folks have rated Slave below 5 stars but, that is likely because they are cranky, wannabe-coffee-aficionados who believe all coffee shops cannot turn over their inventory without having to provide "sell by" dates and paint pretty pictures all over the bean dispensers so they are entertained. They probably judge books by their covers and walk their cats around on leashes too... You be the judge! Try it and you'll see exactly how wrong they are to give Slave To The Grind anything but 5 stars. Delicious coffee, great service, warm atmosphere and solid eats to top it all off. Don't listen to the noise - listen to your own review. You'll love it a latte! I promise.

Slave to the Grind seems to be essential about the coffee and more about the experience. It's…read moreclearly a longtime Bronxville staple with a loyal following. The staff is welcoming and attentive, the space looks like it is always buzzing, and really gives you the feel of this is THE coffee shop in town. Where it falls short is in the cup. The coffee itself lacked freshness and the walls were lined with coffee beans that looked as if they had been sitting there for years with no clear dates to validate their freshness. There's plenty of choice on paper, but without roast dates or origin details, it's hard to know what you're getting--and the flavor reflects that. The brew came off dull, smoky, and overworked rather than expressive or balanced considering the advertised flavors and the price point. If you're looking for a comfortable place to sit, catch up with a friend, or soak in a classic small-town café vibe, this place delivers. But if great coffee is the goal, I'd head elsewhere. Enjoy the atmosphere--but temper your expectations when it comes to what's in the cup.

This spot has been a bit of a savior as I've been up here often visiting a family member in a…read morenearby rehab. While tea seems to be their specialty, their coffee--both hot and cold brew--is excellent. They have some very good pastries as well, and a solid croissant. While I've mostly been taking things to go, they have a decent interior--it is kind of crammed into the lobby of an office building, but they do their best with what is a standard suburban Main Street setting, and also have ample outdoor seating--again, you are near Main, but set off enough to not be super loud. They serve wine as well and stay open relatively late--seems like a great place to hang with a drink and nosh. I would say the larger bites are less successful--sandwiches are incredibly chintzy, mostly bread or roll, with very little meat inside, at least for the chicken salad. But everything else has been just lovely. Certainly vastly preferable to the endless parade of Starbucks and Dunkin' that seem to be the only other options nearby.

cozy local coffee shop. Perfect to enjoy a cop of coffee or glass of wine while catching up with…read morefriends or working on your laptop I support local, not Starbucks!

Such a cute place. I…read morelove it here! The pastries and lattes are delicious. I love the ambiance and decor here too. This is such a great spot to stop in if you're looking for coffee!

Randomly stopped here on this cafe's second day! It's super cute with a few tables and a chic…read moreaesthetic. The service here is friendly and prices were pretty decent. Some standouts were the chocolate baklava and the banana crème iced coffee!

I've been to Mimi's a few times when in the area visiting friends. It is their fave coffee shop to…read morego to! I think the location is cute and love sitting outside! The drinks I've had from here are always good whether served hot or iced!

This is clearly a very popular spot in the area. It's got a good amount of outdoor patio seating…read moreplus a number of tables indoors. The aesthetic is quirky and eclectic, which lends a homey vibe. I opted for the Chicken bowl, and was surprised that the price was so reasonable. But then when I received the order, I realized it's because the portion is quite small. It's was pretty tasty but quite basic. It was prepared quickly, though. I didn't feel inspired to try their coffee this visit but maybe another time.

It's nice. Cute coffee shop in a cute area. Prices are a little higher than normal, but it's Rye so…read morewhat do you expect? Those property taxes aren't going to pay themselves. They have a vast selection of breakfast options. Their coffee selections are really vast as well with multiple sizing options. The decor is crisp and beautiful. Modern. Customer service was friendly and with good explanations. If you're in the area, it's a good option.

Perfect place to spend an afternoon! Many tables with outlets and seating spots for groups or…read morepairs. Thank you so much to the baristas who helped us (10/19/25 2-4pm) the tunes kept us jamming the whole time Hope to be back soon!

I love this spot. It's my favorite local coffee spot…read more I love the ambiance here. The coffee and pastries here are amazing too. I love stopping in and seeing their merch too. They have an array of music and knick knacks available for purchase too. Can't wait to stop back here.

A friend recommended I visit First Village Coffee she explained they worked in partnership with…read morelocal nonprofits. When I walked through the door the environment was cozy: local art and other goods were available for purchase, the baristas were friendly and shared their recommendations generously. I tried the Arnold Palmer which was a little bitter though I liked the real tea taste mixed with the lemonade (they had a solid selection of summer/seasonal drinks). I didn't stay for long but noticed they had a mix of indoor and outdoor seating options. They are located on Mainstreet - so the location is walkable but there are also street parking and municipal options available. A great spot!

Excellent new restaurant located at the Rye Railroad Station…read more Great casual ambiance, good food, bar, reasonable prices, friendly staff. A wonderful addition to Rye easy dining. Parking right outside.

Love this coffee shop!…read more It's conveniently located at the Rye train station. I had to drive around after my gps led me to another location, but it's on the less trafficked side of the train station (for those of you driving). They have locations all over- NYC, FL, CT, etc. I'm so glad they have a Westchester location now, too! I ordered an iced coffee. It was just what I needed and very refreshing! They also have sandwiches, entrees, pastries, juice, overnight oats, tiramisu, and more! There was a spacious interior, with some outside seating. They also have 4 free parking spots, if you're driving. The server was friendly and nice. They also have hats, shirts and sweatshirts available for purchase. I'll definitely stop back in again soon. It looks like they have a lot of great food and drink options!

TWU Local 100 had their Family Day on June 1st, 2024, at the scenic Maimonides Park, in the heart…read moreof Coney Island, adjacent to all the big rides. Jimmy's Soft Serve was one of the vendors at the event. They offered soft serve vanilla, chocolate, or twist in a cup or cone with rainbow or chocolate sprinkles, Hawaiian shaved ice with blue raspberry or cherry flavoring, and popsicles. I had their vanilla soft serve with rainbow sprinkles in a cup, Hawaiian shaved ice with blue raspberry flavoring, and a Strawberry Shortcake Bar. It was great for a hot day like today. The soft serve was creamy. The ice in the Hawaiian shaved ice could have been finer and thinner shaved, it felt more like a snow cone that use crushed ice. It wasn't powdery and snow-like. The Strawberry Shortcake Bar brought me back to my childhood. The staff at Jimmy's Soft Serve were both wonderful and friendly.

My first time having ice cream from Jimmy's truck was in Matthieson Park, Irvington for…read moreIndependence fireworks, 2025. I expected a long line and figured the ice cream must be good. When I got up to the counter, the man serving ice cream was rude. I asked for a cone and was shocked by the amount of ice cream with my cone. It was less than you're average kiddy size cone. The ice cream itself was basic at best, but the small serving size didn't come close to the amount charged. I was extremely disappointed. Never again.