My first visit to Radial Coffee was a quick but great experience. I am not in that area often, but…read morefound myself halfway there with free time, so I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to give them a try. I know they are loved by friends who are true coffee experts. It was a very inviting space that seemed quite comfortable and like a good place to hang out. I just ordered my coffee to go today, though. They were incredibly cheerful and friendly. Just great, positive energy in the space overall. I tried one of their fall specials, the cookie butter cold brew. I am picky with cold brew, but this was excellent, and the cookie butter complimented it well. The warm spices and sweetness really worked with the flavor of the cold brew. I also appreciated that Radial is a roaster themselves. I would highly recommend them! Very happy I stopped.

Still good coffee, but not as great as before…read more I go to this specific coffee shop quite a bit. They do a good coffee, and they got a reasonable selection of baked goods. I'm removing a star because the standards seem to be slipping a bit. They switched their bakery and although recently they've been experimenting with their in house baking there's a notable difference between what they outsource and what they make in house. The in house stuff is significantly better in terms of quality and freshness, and although priced high they are usually worth the price. The outsourced items don't seem as fresh and it's hard to justify the prices. The coffee is still balanced between the earthy coffee and the house made flavors for their lattes. The experience has been a bit colder as of late, which is fine if you're grabbing a cup to go, but not if you intend to write some reviews while enjoying a cup. That coupled with the multiple times there's been equipment failures which forced me to go someplace else. I honestly cannot state this is worth the trek to try only because there's a chance you can't get coffee at the cafe. I think it's time for myself to trek for another place. For those who want a good cup of coffee, this place is still good for that. Focus on the house-made stuff, order to go, and enjoy.

Stopped by for a mocha and a breakfast sandwich. Both were…read morevery good, especially the chocolatey mocha. Service was super friendly and fast. Would stop by again if ever in the area.

Looking for coffee and found this place. Came in on a Thursday around 9am. Store is very classy…read morelooking and clean. Our order taker was friendly. Ordered the nitro cold brew-yum, iced americano-good, rose cardamom latte-fantastic! Exactly as imagined! (had to try the syrups as they are listed as homemade!) Coffees were good. This shoppe is extremely clean and nicely decorated. Would definitely want to return and try more of the coffee offerings when in the area again!! Interesting find in bothering bathrooms...they were extremely clean and had a help cord : )

We stopped in yesterday the first Sunday they have been open by chance!!!! Boy, where we in luck…read morethe coffee was fabulous! I had a medium to dark roast that was out of this world from Guatemala. The Barista was so helpful in helping me select the perfect blend after I explained what I like in coffee. The blueberry and chocolate chip scones where delicious and they had other bakery items such as muffins and breads. They put them on a grill when we asked if the scone could be heated so good. The icing on the cake or should I say scone was Brittany singing and Gabe playing his acoustic guitar. They were so talented and humble. Just the coffee alone was an amazing treat! I am such a coffee snob and there coffee is by far the best I have had in CT what a wonderful treasure. A great way to spend Sunday Funday!

Excellent coffee beans - my Espresso has never been better. Very fresh and mailed fastread more

What a Lil gem in Bristol! Super welcoming, local folks…read moreworking hard. The coffee is really good to boot. I like to bring my computer & be productive!

Very friendly service. Cozy atmosphere. Great outdoor patio overlooking a small river. Delicious…read morecheese pastry. However, only one choice of coffee which was not hot.

I've been here a few times for RI food fights. I love all the choices for iced coffee flavors and…read moretheir food is always yummy! I love the large amount of indoor and outdoor seating! They are always well staffed so things move along nicely and everyone is always super nice! I love how there are always dogs outside on a nice day! That's a big win in my book!

Yummy! I got a matcha latte with white chocolate. I like my matcha a bit sweeter, so if you like a…read moremore earthy taste this is definitely a good choice. My mom got a chai tea latte which was so good that I needed to get my own at another coffee shop because I couldn't stop thinking about it. We got a banana bread slice too because someone in front of us ordered one and it looked too good not to get one of our own. We also got a turkey sausage egg and cheese sandwich on an Asiago bagel. I thought it was good, just a normal sandwich and nothing special about it. It was a busy little place but they got through the line fairly quickly and there is ample seating. Would come again!

Ashlawn Farm Coffee is our favorite coffee shop ever! Twice a year we visit Old Saybrook and always…read moreget our morning coffee from here. They have fun seasonal flavors and an assortment of baked goods! Staff and baristas are fast and our orders are never wrong. It's a cute place conveniently nestled by the train station.

Very friendly and helpful employees. Iced coffee is good. The ice is these tiny little balls- not…read moreideal. Usually have the sausage egg cheese biscuit this is a win. Today got the "whole grain" croissant with ham and cheese. If you want to ruin a croissant make it whole grain. Like what?! Also the ham is cheap deli meat you get at Cisco . Will pass on this next time.

Over the last couple of months, I have tried to brew the best coffee at home. As a part of that, I…read morehave decided to try to find small batch roasters in the area to source my beans. I did a Google search and saw that The Coffee Guy was close to me and that they had a variety of beans that they roast in house. I stopped in to the shop and walked up to their display of bags of coffee beans. The owner introduced himself as well as the staff. They were all very friendly and knowlegable. I made my selection and brought it to the counter to purchase. They also serve coffee and pastry but this trip I just wanted the beans. They offered to grind them to whatever courseness I wanted, but I prefer to grind them at home. A pound of coffee averages $20 and they have a frequent buyer program (when you reach purchases of $100, you get a $5 credit. This is tracked so your purchases accumulate). They also deliver to the area on Wednesday's if you order online by their Tuesday Night deadline. I have tried this and my coffee was on my doorstep before 9 that Wednesday. Very convenient. Lastly, the store is not that big with not much room for sitting (I honestly can't remember if they had seating.) However, if you are looking to source your beans or grab a cup of coffee on the go, this is a great option.

Absolutely loved this spot! I was going to add a photo, but I finished my drink way too fast. The…read morestaff was incredibly kind and welcoming, and the quality was amazing. I appreciated that their cocoa was 100% pure cocoa powder w no added sugar, such a rarity nowadays. I ordered a cocoa latte with cocoa dusted on top and it was perfect: rich, smooth, and balanced without being overly sweet. Great drinks, great people, great experience. I'll definitely be back!

Chris and Emily are a great team at this roaster.i work near them and walk by every day smelling…read more fresh roasted coffee.

Great Young Couple and Yummy Coffee to Boot!!! Open on Thursdays and Sunday but worth the trip.read more

Perkatory happened to be along our path of travel and has been a coffee shop my wife and I have…read morewanted to check out. The vibes did not disappoint especially for October/Halloween time frame. Although I am done for that vibe all year long and clearly the popularity of Perkatory proves I am not alone. Even being later in the day this place was busy with lots of groups hanging out enjoying the space. Being a coffee roaster they had lots of different beans you could take home too which is always a plus. Besides the vibes, the drinks my wife and I got were fantastic as well! Staff were friendly and drinks took no time whatsoever. My wife went an Iced Lavender Latte (w/ Oat Milk) while I went with a seasonal special of the Iced Pumpkin Spice Latte. Both drinks were well made with a good balance of the addition of the flavors and the espresso. Would definitely return for the overall vibes and drinks. If we were local it would be a spot we would frequently visit! Check them out!

The coffee here is always good. I love the honey lavender late they usually have a gluten free…read moresnack of some sort it is not always the same thing. The service is decent. You order they call you name and you take it to sit or leave whichever you perferfer

I've wanted to visit Drum Roll Coffee Roasters for a while, but I'm usually only in Old…read moreWethersfield ("OW") before or after they open. Drum Roll is predominantly a coffee roaster, but they sell some merch as well. They may serve beverages on site, but that doesn't seem to be a focus of the website or store and I was in and out when I visited. I did not see any seating. I bought two things at the small, thin store in OW, and I also recently had cold brew made with Drum Roll coffee at Bake Market in Rocky Hill. The following things stood out. First, the person who helped me, who I assume was the owner, was conversant in coffee terms that matter to me. Sometimes I talk to a store employee about single origins or roast levels, and they don't know what to say. The person who helped me knows coffee and they had a good selection. Second, my Ethiopian Single Origin Beans I used for a home pour over, turned iced coffee, were obviously fresh roasted. You could taste the roast. A coffee can actually be too fresh roasted, and based upon experience, I think some of the listed tasting notes will be more prominent in a few more days. I usually wait 7 to 10 days after the roast date before using coffee. For this reason, putting the roast date on the bag might be a good move. Third, the coffee bag is a high end bag. I buy a lot of craft coffee over the internet. Some places try to have useful bags, and some places try to save money on bags. Drum Roll has a ziplock style seal that makes keeping coffee fresh easier. Their bag is on par with other top places. Fourth, Drum Roll serves canned cold coffee. I'm not sure if they rotate their offerings. I bought one snap chilled Papua New Guinea Cold Brew can. It was very smooth and above average for a canned coffee product. Fifth, I don't remember the exact price, but I remember thinking the price was reasonable. I would definitely buy more bags if I happened to be in OW when I needed coffee beans and Drum Roll is open. Sixth, Bake Market's cold brew made with Drum Roll coffee was rich and smooth. It had a darker flavor and roast profile than I normally I drink, but it was well executed for that style. Based upon all of this, I recommend Drum Roll for people who make coffee at home. While I have my own grinder at home and buy whole beans, they even asked if I wanted the beans ground. 4.5 Stars

Love their coffee!! I am a huge fan of their "blonde roast" that they call Hi Hat. Probably the…read morebest blonde that I have ever tasted. So I finally got to see their storefront, and the place smells wonderful! They have an assortment of caramels and toffees, as well as a wall of bagged coffee beans, and another wall of cute coffee mugs. A very nice assortment! Today, I purchased their Hi Hat and a bag of their Blackbird Pond. It's a Bean from Nicaragua San Juan del Rio Coco, with notes of dark chocolate, almond, and cream. I'm getting a new espresso machine soon, and I can't wait to make this on it! Siobhan is very friendly and we chatted up a bit. Now I know where they are, I'll be coming by more often!