Seven Hearts Coffee in Buffalo was exactly the cozy little gem I was hoping to find…read more Nestled inside a charming old building right next to a bookstore (which you absolutely should pop into while you're there), this spot had the perfect vibe from the moment we walked in. The atmosphere was warm, inviting, and effortlessly cool, the kind of place that makes you want to linger for hours with a good book and a great cup of coffee. My fiancé and I each ordered one of their specialty coffees along with bagels, and everything was fantastic. After a less than stellar experience at Tim Hortons earlier in the trip, Seven Hearts completely redeemed our coffee expectations. It was exactly the aesthetic and experience I had been searching for. What really made it special was how quickly it felt like a place I could make part of my routine. If I lived in Buffalo, this would absolutely be my go to coffee shop. Before leaving, I picked up a couple of honey sticks and a bottle of their house made lavender syrup to bring home. Now I get to enjoy a little taste of Seven Hearts, and Buffalo, with my morning coffee for a few more days.

Stopped in here to kill time before an appointment after seeing the high ratings, but unfortunately…read morethe experience didn't live up to them. Most of my rating is based on the service. Upon entering, no one greeted me, and I felt rushed while looking over the menu. When I asked questions, it felt like I was inconveniencing the employee rather than being helped. I ordered the blueberry lemon bar matcha and hoped the drink would redeem the experience, but it was disappointing. The flavor combination didn't work well in a matcha drink, and it left a strange aftertaste/coating in my mouth. I also specifically requested no dairy (asked for oat milk) yet it still came topped with cold foam, which upset my stomach. It looked cute, but for nearly $9, it wasn't enjoyable. I had originally planned to order food as well, but the overall atmosphere and interaction felt so uncomfortable that I decided to just take my drink and leave.

Definitely my favorite coffee shop I visited while in Buffalo! I'm a huge animal, specifically dog…read morelover so this coffee shop was right up my alley. I love all the photos of peoples dogs up in the seating area, it adds so much personality. The coffee was absolutely delicious and affordable. I ordered a cookie butter latte with oat milk and am still thinking about it here in AZ. Will definitely be back on my next trip.

Really good, large Asiago bagel with jalapeño cheddar cream cheese is $5. !!…read more Deal of the century! Huge and very good. It was unbearable hot in the store.

The owners of Caffe Aroma have opened a new location which pays some homage to the now closed Amy's…read morePlace. Espresso drinks feature prominently and are the only items on the wall menu. Food menus are available and while your favorite lentil dishes from Amy's Place are present (lentil berry wrap, veggie wet shoes, lentil soup, lentil broccoli breakfast), you won't find any other vegan favorites on the menu. Three vegetarian Crew's Creations did survive, but no Margie, no Barb, no Biff. Oatmilk is $1.45 upcharge despite all major chains dropping fees for plant milk. As a coffee shop, this gets 4 stars for lots of espresso drinks, a seitan sandwich, lentils, vegan cookies, friendly staff, ambiance, and lots of seating - which is what it deserves if you don't compare it Amy's Place. It is NOT Amy's Place. If you are thinking of this as Amy's Place, it would get 2 stars as a serious downgrade of the prior restaurant. Again, not a great as a diner, but more than adequate as a coffee shop. Would love to see vegan stromboli and even occasssional specials featuring past Amy's items.

Walked into an empty space and was told by the dippy counter person that it's "really not a diner…read more It's kind of special like Caffe Aroma is on Elmwood. " Well, it's not. The first thing I asked for was lentil soup -and they were out of -it so we got up and walked out the door of an empty restaurant. They will not succeed.

Ordered three types of donuts and they got two out of three right. I told them what ones to get and…read morethey messed it up three more times! One of the guys who was trying to get the donuts didn't speak English so obviously kept getting the wrong donut EVERYTIME. I ordered strawberry dip and got a Boston cream then chocolate glaze then a chocolate dip...... I ordered a vanilla glazed donut and got a strawberry filled donut... told them then got that one right but IF YOU CANT UNDERSTAND A SIMPLE ORDER THEN PLEASE DONT WORK HERE! I've never been so annoyed and had such hatred before. Do better Tim Hortons

Just purchase turkey/ bacon club sandwich, Took home, to the…read moreeat, almost broke a tooth, the bread was so hard, it cracked & crumply. I decided ti return item .The staff wasn't customer focus, didn't seem to care much about the quality of product. The asked if I wanted them to remark the sandwich. I declined & requested refund. I noticed puddle of water on floor, staff relief ok. No one addressed matter. While I waited for my refund, I drove to the newly opened Tim Horton on Kenmore Ave. Not even 2 miles awThe Other location & did the same sandwich very nicely. As soon as the vlerk gave me my other I could tell it wasn't hard & the taste didn't disappoint.

The Daily Planet was a coffee place just around the corner from us but went out of business a while…read moreago. Now they are back under new management, but it looks exactly the same. It looks like the new owners didn't even try to change a thing. It is a nice place to have a coffee or a lunch. They are open until 4PM every day. The coffee is good, didn't try the food (yet). The looks inside are not great, the furniture looks old and a bit run down. Maybe that will change soon under the new management. When I left I noticed the big "Daily Planet" sign over the front door is gone. Are we changing names maybe?

Yelp - a reveiw of the mural ON the building, not the business INSIDE the building…read more When I was growing up this was a pharmacy - called Parker Pharmacy (which has moved up the street near North Park Theater). Then it was empty for a while. Then a yoga place, a coffee shop, and now a bustling coffee shop that's become a local meeting spot. Its busy all the time. And for those passing by, they have a mural on the outside. Its colorful and depicts the shadows of people inside (presumably). Its over the outside patio, which is also busy much of the year.

I ordered a total of 5 bagels through Uber Eats. Two with cream cheese and three plain. All of them…read moresesame bagels. Not one of the 5 was sesame. I couldn't even stomach the ones they sent. Ended up in the trash. What a total waste of money. At least the iced coffee was good.

I love Dunkin Donuts coffee and I'm not a big coffee drinker. Their coffee is smooth and good and…read morethey have some nice options. I enjoy ordering on the mobile app for inside pickup because then I get to look at all the options. Order is always ready on time. We enjoyed the caramel cold foam and the pecan vanilla iced latte.

The place is very clean and packed on the inside! There was a line and it moved fast from when I…read morecame in and got what I needed! The cashier was very friendly and efficient when taking my order and getting my donut! The donut was perfectly glazed all around and very soft and perfectly doughy! im so glad they reopened! Very organized as well!

Loved this place! Such a fresh large selection of doughnuts. They have the best filled peanut…read moresticks I have ever had! The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. You must try this place!

I'm not sure where my review of this Duncan went, but I did it years ago. I like this location, I'm…read morenot there very often, but if I'm in the area, I definitely stop by. It's a smaller Duncan, it has easy parking, I've only been inside I haven't done the drive-through. There is some seating inside. Most recently, I was there about a week and a half ago because I was in the area. I found the service to be easy and smooth. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

From the owner: America's favorite all-day, everyday stop for coffee, espresso, breakfast sandwiches and donuts…read more Order your Dunkin' faves via the drive-thru or order ahead of time with the Dunkin' mobile app for a fast grab and go experience.

The restaurant was very clean besides for the most part and the renovation makes it look very…read morefancy! The customer service was very on point which gave white glove service i had no issues with communicating how I wanted my food. However the food was made fresh but the fries didn't taste as salty as I'd like them to taste and the hot n spicy wasn't what it used to be as well! Otherwise it was an amazing experience and I didn't have to wait extra long for the food

This is the worse McDonlad ever. One they don't understand concept of fast food, two the staff is…read morerude and unattentive. I ordered from the app for pick up at counter. I get here go inside I see my order is up visually and on the screen of serving now. Several workers just walked by NOONE ever came to the counter to ask can I help you. If you can't handle handing the food out place it where we can grab ourself. Even though every other McDonald I've gone too has the concept down. It took me 8 mins get someone attention and ask them to hand me my order!!!! So NO hot fries for me on the drive home. Plus the store was dirty and gross!

This store has taken a serious nose-dive in recent months. The store is filthy and smelly. Shelves…read moreare often only partially stocked. What's worse is that the employees are slow and rude. Unless you're desperate I would advise you to go anywhere but here.

This establishment is yet another example of poorly trained imbeciles attempting to pose as…read morecashiers. I've lived withing walking distance of this place for an entire year, and every single time I go here it's some BS or another. After a long day, I stopped here to purchase a couple of things on my way home. I needed an item from the cooler, but the section had a wet floor sign up/was slightly damp from a recent mopping. (At least they're clean?) I walked past the sign (clearly aware the floor was damp) and proceeded to get my item and go to the register. At this point, the moron cashier wants to make a scene about how a wet floor sign means that whole section of the store was closed off. LMFAO um no? A yellow "caution, wet floor" sign means proceed with caution so you don't bust your behind. On the other hand, a "Do not enter" sign would mean...let's see...do not enter? He proceeded to argue with me, making a huge scene and saying I should have waited on the long line to ask him to get me a soda from the cooler and then wait on line AGAIN to pay for said soda. Did I mention the line was TO THE BACK OF THE STORE? I mean THE BACK OF THE STORE EXCEPT THE WHOLE SECTION THAT WAS "CLOSED" LMFAO. I can't. This continued for a while--I honestly would have apologized for stepping on his wet floor if he had not made such a disgusting scene with a patron whose $ pays his hourly wages. He even called me ignorant, which I could not stop laughing about considering he thinks a wet floor sign suffices to close off all of the coolers in the store. This place should: 1. Close. There are plenty of other places to purchase refreshments within walking distance from this place, so it's not like anyone needs your rude employees who apparently block off whole sections of the store with a "wet floor" sign. 2. If you won't close, at least train your employees to have even a minimal level of customer service. That moron is going to pick a fight with the wrong exhausted, irritated, or mentally unstable person and end up in really bad shape. Especially in this part of Buffalo where you have some really colorful characters. 3. Invest in some "Please do not enter" signs so that patrons know that all of the coolers in the store are closed off (LMFAO). Or host lessons in telepathic communication so patrons can read the peanut-sized brains of imbecile employees who don't want them to go to the coolers. This was my last attempt to give this place a chance. I'll spare myself the headache and go to the corner store, the deli, the pizza place, the wing spot, the cafe, the diner, the jamaican restaurant, the other jamaican restaurant, the asian market, the 9 year old hustler selling me skittles at the gas station (b/c at least he asked nicely) or anywhere else that's literally within eyesight of this place. Done giving these morons my business.