Amazing spot. 1) Got…read more4 types of drinks to share (they provided plastic cups). 2) The Mayan Latte was fantastic, the butterbroo was amazing, the chai latte was tasty, and coffee latte was great. 3) The ambiance of this place is fantastic!

Cute airplane-themed coffee shop. Gets packed, but they have a lot of seating…read more I ordered the Nam dam, which was good though I couldn't really taste the cardamom. My boyfriend liked his espresso.

Came here on a Friday morning before work ... service was amazing. The barista and the person at…read morethe counter were super friendly. I love that this place has specialty lattes so every time I go in I like trying something new. On this occasion, I had the banana bread latte it was decent. I've had better but overall, I was still satisfied. The place is not too big but it's a good ambience to just relax and have a coffee.

Ordered: Iced Banana Bread Latte (~$6): hazelnut brown sugar…read morelatte with banana cold foam Aya's take: We were in the neighborhood looking for an afternoon pick-me-up, and as soon as I saw the Iced Banana Bread Latte on their menu, I made my way over! It's actually a hazelnut brown sugar latte which is a bit deceiving considering a banana syrup would've really taken this to the next level and would be more fitting to the name. Nonetheless, I really liked it. The banana cold foam did taste like banana and added a nice creaminess and sweetness to the drink. I also love their cups; they're the perfect shape! It was a beautiful day so we sat in their back patio area and enjoyed our drinks. Decent try!

This place has some good options, but it is more expensive than your average coffee shop. The first…read morething I noticed when I popped in was the menu was on a very fast rotation so that it was pretty difficult to read. I asked if they had a physical copy, which they did not. So even though they went digital only, they had no listed prices, which is annoying, especially if there was a line. It's just not the most ideal ordering experience. I did get a hazelnut frappe ($6.50) which was sweet and very thick. I was tempted and gave into a cinnamon role ($7.50) which they warmed up. Both were perfect sweet treats and didn't taste odd being vegan. The roll was huge. I probably shouldn't have gotten both because it was decadent, but they both rocked. There are a few chairs by the window, but there isn't a lot of space inside. The order did take a while to prepare, but it was interesting to try.

Intentionally looked up Black Owned coffee shops in the area and Sweet Trail Cafe was the closest…read moreso that's where I wound up. It's angled on a the corner of Broad and Belleville (which is cool bc of how it's situated) and when you walk in you know you're stepping a bit back in time bc some of the original features of the building are still evident which makes for a warm welcome. There's plenty of seating available if you want to stay and people watch out the window or post up and do a little work with a cushioned window seat and table. I didn't even realize they were vegan until the wonderful woman stated it as I inquired about the dairy choices (so this was my first time having a vegan iced coffee). I went with the Crème Brûlée iced with oat milk and it HIT! It was seriously one of the most delicious iced coffees I've ever had (& I drink a lot of iced coffee). I will certainly be back to support this business and I need everyone else to pay them a visit too bc they should have a lot more foot traffic on a Wednesday morning.

The food - I had grilled cheese and tomato soup and my friend had the burger and curly fries was…read moredelicious, and the coffee was great. The service was attentive and prompt. The ambience is festive with it being pretty crowded and a bit loud but enjoyable. I heartily recommend bathe Corner.

The Corner is one of the best ran restaurants in Montclair. The food is always delicious and…read moreconsistent with very little change over the years. As the saying goes, "if it ain't broke don't fix it." If you were a NYC club kid in the 90s (or adjacent) you'll appreciate the playlist that echoes in this intimate space. You can hear reggae one day, Biggie another or Leo Sayer the next. It's called range my friends. The price point is right on par for the quality of food you receive. My favorite menu items are the pancakes, French fries, coffee, avocados drizzled with olive oil and lemon zest; however in no particular order. The staff is super cordial and accommodating, respecting your time and effort to be there.

Not only was the service & food great, our host Justice was phenomenal. He went above & beyond to…read moreensure that our experience was top of the line. He patiently guided us through us learning to assemble our floral arrangements and even captured some beautiful pictures for us.

Gave this place another shot to try out their bouquet making class. Communication with Maritza…read morebeforehand was great. I had to make adjustments to the time and amount of ppl to the reservation and she was very accommodating. We had an early dinner reservation elsewhere, so we didn't intend to eat there, but they started us off with menus, instead of flowers. So we just ordered a mocktail tower and some of their lemon pepper chicken to nosh on. The drinks were a bit too sweet for us, but cute presentation, and the chicken was good. Then they brought out the "purse" vases and flowers. Justice was our server and flower instructor, and he did a great job in the duel role. We were all impressed with his floral knowledge and we all learned something new. The bathroom was clean this time, had tp and soap in the dispenser. The cute decor was the same except for the lil selfie booth which looked to have been updated for Vday and still up. Next door is their event space with lots of different selfie stations for a fee. I really enjoyed this 2nd visit and would return.

I can't wait to come back here! The lucky charm matcha was amazing! The barista recommended this…read moredrink and it did not disappoint! She was kind and welcoming as well. Great ambiance to enjoy your coffee alone or with company.

Came here for some girl time to read and journal. Loved the cafe and the decor and how many games…read morethey have. You won't be bored here for sure. The menu is amazing. I ended up getting the tiramisu latte with macadamia milk eventhough I went in thinking id get ube. It was delicious. I'll definitely be back to try the ube!

They have a nice selection of tea and British goodies! My worry is some tea places only sell loose…read moreleaf but I was happy to see an equal variety of tea bag selection. I got the Deluxe Teabag Collection which had individual 12x different tea bags from different regions. (India, Taiwan, Japan, and China - and herbal mixes from Europe and Africa) I can't wait to try them all, so glad I stopped by on our way to downtown Montclair. They have a sister store a couple buildings down in the same spot. It's a British pie shop! There are a couple parking spots right in front of the store but otherwise there are plenty of parking nearby as well.

What a cute shop! There are lots of different types of tea, and absolutely beautiful tea set. Also…read morelots of candy, chocolate, and biscuits from Britain. The guy behind the counter was very friendly. I will definitely come back again.

Came here with a friend for some chai and a nice convo. The…read morestaff is incredibly friendly and, once they knew it was my first time trying display, they explained to me what goes into making their chai and how it is truly authentic. They have a pretty big space in a warming environment, which makes you want to stay to chitchat, work from there, or just sit with yourself and enjoy your beverage. I didn't get to try any of their pastries, but I definitely will give them a try next time I come!

Qahwah House is one of few places still open where you can grab a coffee or sweet treat after an…read moreevening show at the Welmont lets out. My husband and I learned this recently. We have ordered and recommend: - Pistachio Milk Cake - Carrot Lava Cake - Hazelnut Dream Cake

What a vibe and a half! This place is genuinely chill and a place intended for people to come,…read morechill, work, whatever. Steeped in Ghanaian culture, it's a modern, unassuming space designed for comfort and gathering-- reflective of African coffee culture! The coffee tastes authentic-- heavy berry and earthy notes, as you should find in African origin coffee. My first time at a new cafe, I always order just plain coffee and always have the first sip just black. Did NOT disappoint and only tasted better with the addition of crème. (Real quality coffee needs no bells and whistles... although they do offer many delectable flavors and coffee (and teas) drinks!) The owner is a sweetheart. While I just met up with a friend of mine for coffee, I will make it a point to come here again and support this community, woman- and black- owned business.

I love this cafe so much, if I lived in Jersey I would definitely frequent more. I went twice…read moreduring my visit and the ambiance and menu are perfect. I was able to get work done and not be bothered by noise levels. I also loved the barista's patience when I asked questions about their specials and the care she put into my latte. I'll definitely be back again!

glazed doughnut was very good. nice and fluffy! sticky and sweet! love it :)…read more apple cider doughnut was just ok. not my fav. the sugar was a little too much for me. but it wasn't terrible. i ate most of it. very friendly staff and so many others i want to try!

This is a unique donut place as my only comparison is thousands of miles away in Osaka…read more First off, the highlight of this joint is the maple bacon and bourbon glazed donut. Both the bourbon and bacon flavors work off of each other and the sweetness of the icing, neither are fully present. What's created is sweet and salty combo with some flair. I highly recommend trying this, though it is sweeter than my perference. The icing on the pomegranate sourdough donut was too sweet though it enhanced the tanginess of the bread. It was hard to bit through, we ended up cutting into bit size pieces. As an experiment, I removed the icing from a standard donut and found the bread to be similar to holla or challah, except dryer. The croissant ended up tasting like a loaf of white bread. The layers were thick and not that much butter flavor came through.