The perfect blend between a coffee shop and a diner/food court vibe. You order at the counter and…read moretake a number to your seating. The order is brought out to you but that is the only table service you receive. You collect your own napkins and utensils from the station located near the restroom, and you toss out your trash. PROS: - no stairs, easy entrance for those who use walkers, wheel chairs, strollers, etc. - expansive menu including hot food options, milkshakes, etc. (more than just a coffee shop menu) - cool vibe, antique decor, string lighting and variety of heights for seating options (high top tables, standard tables, couches, etc) - amazing bakery selection including novelty cakes; authentic and professional CONS: - sometimes lacks available seating, especially on weekends - sometimes lacks available parking, especially on weekends - could use better ongoing table clean up My go to drink is the iced toffee coffee. My go to breakfast is the yogurt & honey which is a generous portion. I also enjoy the potato peppers & eggs. For lunch they have an expansive salad menu. I really enjoy the Mediterranean salad (which used to be called the Israeli salad). This is a family friendly establishment. Always fun to take a stroll through the antique store which you can access from the dining establishment.

I stopped by and placed a mobile order for a tea and an apple turnover. After waiting for a bit at…read morethe pick-up location, I finally got someone's attention to help me. One of the servers let me know they didn't have any apple turnovers, so they gave me an apple puff pastry. Imagine my surprise when I got to my seat to find that it was completely hollow, not a single apple in sight! So I went back to the counter to let them know. The servers were very kind and took pictures to let their boss know, and gave me an apple fritter instead. I guess third times the charm, because that was very tasty. We stayed at our table for a while, and it got very busy. Some of my friends waited a long time for their food to be ready, but everything did taste good. I'll probably go back and hopefully have a better experience with ordering my food, because I really did enjoy the energy and everything I tried.

Our go to coffee spot in SI when we are visiting family!…read more Excellent lattes and good breakfast foods.

Really good coffee is kind of hard to find on the north shore, but this cozy dark coffee shop with…read morefriendly staff makes a pretty good Americano. They also serve food and have some seating, but I didn't have a chance to try their other offerings.

After a walk-in the park with my family, we stopped in and had coffee and tea. We also had a bagel…read morewith cream cheese and a chocolate chip muffin. Very welcoming.

Love their coffee flavors and options! Lots of menu options too like waffles. Next time I'd love to…read moretry them. Today we got an iced latte and a reeses puff coffee, made as decaf. Asked for less sweet on the reeses which they were able to accommodate. Very reasonable prices and the come in many sizes.

Was there ever a Cafe 1668 in Stapleton in the early teens? I can't believe this isn't a mistake as…read morethere was such a place I think on Greenwich St in Tribeca. The photos look like they could be from there, but maybe way back in the most vital days of NYC Stapleton was on the map with such a trendy place. One can only hope someone has such a vision and starts something like this here! What an inspiration. Meanwhile for now this remains a mystery, perhaps an homage to a bygone era, or just a fantasy. We will never know.

The coffee is good and the sheep are cute - Kaffe 1668 is an ideal location to sit down with some…read moremood lighting, enjoy some good tunes, and read a book. Setting (5/5): the interior of this place is simple and chic with a focus on sheep. There is a good amount of seating and tables that can fit four comfortably. If you need chill study vibes, I would definitely check this place out. Drinks (5/5): I got the mocha and really enjoyed it! It had a rich, but not too sweet chocolate taste and it wasn't bitter. The little latte design on top was also a nice touch. And I think that summary of their coffee being rich and slightly sweet is reflective of their other drinks too (my friend got the Americano and agreed that it had a natural sweet taste too it). Also I will say their music choices are great and it's not too noisy here so you can have a nice chat or really dive deep into a book or email here.

Let me introduce you to a spot I recently discovered called Problem Baker, and after trying the…read more banana foster coffee and chocolate chip cookie, I get why the baker is the problem... I loved everything. If you have a sweet tooth like me, this place can definitely become a little dangerous, especially for the health goals. The banana foster coffee was really good, and the flavor paired surprisingly well with the dessert. I've always heard when you visit a bakery for the first time, you should start with the staples, so I went with the chocolate chip cookie. And, there were so many options that choosing just one was a challenge. That first bite did not disappoint, with melted chocolate inside, just like how I like it. You can taste the sea salt, but it's subtle and doesn't overpower the cookie at all. Such a well executed cookie, so good. The service provided was also pleasant. I'm already looking forward to trying the other flavors of cookies, as well as some of their other drinks. Parking was also pretty easy for me since it's on a corner nearby a residential area. There's also a lot behind the bakery, but there was a sign saying it's for staff, so I'm not sure if customers can park there. Definitely worth a visit!

Great flavor selection of really big cookies. They are nicely laid out in the display so you can…read moretake your time reviewing, and the flavors go from good old chocolate chip to more unique flavors like ube. I tried the toffee chocolate chip which was a delightful twist on the tried-and-true formula. It was definitely loaded with toffee. The cookies are pretty big and cost about $5 per cookie, so it was hard to justify trying more than 1 flavor. The taste is good, but I wish they were a little smaller/cheaper to justify the indulgence. There was also a menu board slide show where I briefly saw an image of a sundae, but it never came back around, so I didn't end up ordering it. There was a pretty extensive drink menu as well. There wasn't really a lot of seating, but they pack up well to go. I would come back to try some of the other flavors and menu options.

Very good shop. Wide variety of coffee, even wider variety of pastries. Acute little area to sit…read more Service was excellent. I want to go back and sit down and eat some cheese danishes.

I've been coming to the sweet shop bakery for a year now and can't say enough about this little…read morecozy bakery. My personal happy place to come and enjoy one of my many favorites, toasted brick oven rolls with butter and a tall hazel nut latte. Always enjoy their tasty Italian breads made right there on the premises, as well as all their pastries and cakes. Customer services is top notch and the music is great. I ordered my daughters bridal shower cookies and everyone enjoyed them. I look forward to going to the sweet shop on weekends, never disappointed. If you're in the neighborhood come in and enjoy the coffee of the day and try their breads, and assorted pastries. Thank you, Sweet Shop Bakery Maria

The aptly named, "Cookie Jar," seduces with sweet crumbs of all variety of cookies, torts, petit…read morefour and other pastries, and a wall full of cubicles with containers to store them in. Pro Tip - Skip the jars and focus intensely on the bakery creations. They won't last as long as the plaster and clay, but taste oh so much better, and definitely make your day. My sampling of their Brownies, Peanut Butter Cookies, Lemon Iced Petit Four, Pistachio Cookies, and a few more I have forgotten due to sugar rush, was an overwhelming high. All delicious with great taste and texture. Service was exceptional from moment of entry to final goodbyes. The packaging was likewise memorable, as was the flour sugar atmosphere that totally captivated the little kid who still lives within. Five by Five. Fantastic pastry experience.

What can I say? This place is amazing. This is the same owner as Cake chef. While I don't generally…read morego to them for my cakes, I go to The Cookie Jar, for all of my cookies. They are consistently good. The place is decorated with cookie jars that you can purchase on the wall. The service is very good and the cookies are always fresh. They have such a great ass assortment.

Food: Always amazing…read more Service: Pretty good. The staff are friendly and really helpful and accommodating to my needs. Ambiance: Clean and modern, with a classical timeless feel.

I love just chilling on a chill Saturday am. After doing some grocery shopping, I stopped in to…read moregrab a croissant and medium cold brew (no sugar or cream). The cold brew is quite strong! Croissant is good, flaky and not stale. Their donuts are also delish and chewy, I appreciate the mochi donuts. I've been here other times- it can get quite busy but it's a sign of a good business.

Love this place, beer is cold, friendly service, cool atmosphere, recommend, a touch of old staten…read moreisland, when they used to have a booming breweries everywhere.

Customer service is non existent Went there for a charity…read moreevent Bartender was rude. They had 1 line to order which was moving until the Bartender decided to ignore the line because 2 women decided they didn't want to wait. If he was looking for a date. Then don't work. Parking is a nightmare and the so called spacious parking lot is not meant for SUV cars. Save your money ​