I stopped by this local coffee shop while visiting my daughter and her fiancé during the holidays…read moreand instantly loved the vibe. It is dog friendly, there is plenty of seating, and the staff are so welcoming. Seeing how warmly they treated everyone and noticing how many regulars there were made it clear this place really means something to the community. It made me so happy that my daughter and her fiancé chose to make this town their new home. The seasonal menu was very appealing and fun to explore. We tried the salted caramel apple latte, maple cinnamon latte, and salted biscotti latte, and each one was comforting, well balanced, and delicious. There is also a chalkboard wall where customers can leave messages. I wrote a New Year wish in Tagalog, which made the visit feel even more personal. This is the kind of neighborhood coffee shop you hope to find. Friendly staff, great drinks, and a genuine sense of community.

very cute coffee shop in a great area. the coffees were very decently priced and tasty, and the…read moreemployees working were friendly and helpful.

Went for a flight (schedule ahead) and had a really good time sampling lots of drinks and pastries…read more Was a little more expensive than just going in for coffees; but it was more about the experience. The coffee drinks are great, staff is helpful and quick (even with the line out the door). Quaint little place, relaxed vibe, nice menu. It's 30 mins from us, but when we are in the area we always stop in... if you are, you should too!

Yes!! Another coffee shop for me. I was up early on a…read moreSunday morning and looked on Google Maps to find a coffee shop that was open and found Common Grounds. Walking into this coffee shop early, I found this place to be very welcoming with plenty of seats with tables. Most tables had a marker on it with various times reserved. That's a great sign, right!! I ordered a caramel mocha hot coffee that was very good. They have pastries, which I ordered one. This shop is also pet friendly. I even met a four legged friend before I left! Great atmosphere here.

Quaint, quirky, corner on Haddon Ave in Collingswood. There is adequate space to study at tables…read morewhile having couches to lounge on to read or also get some work done. I ordered the Cafe BomBon, which is an espresso served over condensed milk -- very much like a Vietnamese Coffee. The drink is served hot but I recommend getting a cup of ice on the side pour the drink in once it is mixed. Not to mention the staff is wonderfully hospitable. Tips - I recommend the Cafe BomBon with ice on the side - Outlets are only available at the front table and stool-tables - Ask for the 10% student discount at the register -- it only applies during the weekday though

Cute little coffee shop. The baristas were so friendly when I had questions about the latte and…read moreoffered custom options to my liking. Lots of cozy seating and in a cute town location.

I had a really great experience here thanks to Ryan. Asked for gluten free bread and got the best…read morebacon egg and cheese breakfast sandwich I've ever had in my life. They added some type of maple syrup sauce to it. I can't wait to go back and have it again.

This coffee shop/café is very cute and very small, with just a few stools in the window and an…read moreoutdoor, uncovered patio that seats about 30-40 people. I ordered one of their specialty iced coffees, the Chocolate Covered Banana. I'd normally avoid something like this because of the sugar, but it was surprisingly not overly sweet. That said, I didn't really taste much banana. The ordering setup is a bit unusual. You place food orders at one counter and coffee at another. The coffee came out quickly, but the Caesar wrap took over 20 minutes. It didn't seem especially busy in person, so they may have been juggling delivery orders. The kitchen is very small and appeared to have just one cook at the time. It's a family-run business, which is really sweet. It did seem like the owners' kids were working the counters, and they felt a bit inexperienced when it came to handling volume or order issues. On a nice day, it's a lovely spot to sit outside. In bad weather, though, takeout or delivery are really your only options. It's definitely on the pricier side. The Caesar wrap was over $15, and the coffee came to about $8 with tip, though both portions were quite large. I will say, the food is delicious. The wrap was honestly one of the best I've had. Freshly cooked warm chicken, just the right amount of dressing, fresh parmesan, crisp lettuce, all wrapped in a perfectly warmed wrap. I'll definitely be back, and I'm curious to see how they continue to grow and improve.

Came here around 1 on a weekday and it was pretty quiet. Very nice and knowledgeable person working…read morethe counter who helped me pick a smoothie. Seemed like it would be a great place to hang out and work. There is a step to get in so the space is not accessible to those using mobility equipment.

In town for a short visit and had the most amazing experience meeting the owner and getting a…read morecustomer kale/mango/pineapple/coconut water/agave smoothie that completely refreshed me after a long journey. The space is lovely with local art throughout and felt like a warm hug. The owner was such an amazing person; can't wait to visit again!

my absolute favorite bakery. their coconut buns and mango buns are delicious. i had to stop coming…read moreso often or they would have to roll me out of there. so good

I've passed by a hundred times, always resisting the temptation for a sweet treat. And now in this…read morearea, there are dozens of these Asian bakeries, so it's a losing battle. I took one for the team and wandered in. It was a little smaller than I expected. In fact, unlike other bakeries, I don't recall seeing a seating area where one can purchase a sweet treat and a drink, then relax at a table to enjoy it. Most desserts were in the $3-$5 range. If you're a choco-holic, not that many options. I ended up walking out empty-handed, but maybe I'll come back another time.

Such a good local coffee shop with amazing fall specials! We had the white pumpkin cloud and the…read morebanana cream pudding latte. Their pastries are amazing too! We had the spanakopita and vanilla bougatsa!

Avocado Toast- 2 stars Dubai Pistachio- 3 stars…read moreAmbiance & Customer Service- 5 stars Let's get into it: Short Sum: Coffee was good. I got dubai pistachio but didn't taste no pistachio. Avocado toast not it. Bread was hard and too much citrus. But the shop is cute af. One of those places you can order a coffee and get tons of work done. Long version: Avo Toast- two bread options: whole grain and sourdough. I'm not a sourdough person so by default it's whole grain. The bread was a tad hard so there goes the bread part lol. The avocado spread itself was too acidic-ky. They overdid it on the hit of citrus. Coffee- I opted for the Dubai pistachio kataifi latte. It tasted good, however, there were barely any notes of the pistachio flavor I was hoping to taste. Can't call it dubai pistachio and not have the flavor come thru. It was lowkey disappointing. Ambiance- a small shop on the corner street, interior was cute and cozy. A place you can hunker down and get some work done. Customer Service- friendly.

Great spot in heart of Camden. Everything you could possibly need, friendly hosts and reasonable…read moreprices.

When seeing 2 five star reviews only I was skeptical. The moment I walked in I understood why it…read morewas 5 stars! They have everything you need from bacon and eggs, coffee, deli and even cat nip for your furry friend! I decided to purchase the bacon and eggs and boy was it good. For a small little market I had low expectations but they far exceeded them. I'm only in philly for the week but I plan to be back. They even have a pizza joint next door which I need to try before leaving.

I tried a pour over and a cold brew. The handpour menu rotates through interesting single-origin…read morepicks with fun tasting notes (the Colombian's "Grapey!" description made me smile), and the cup was bright and clean. The cold brew was smooth and easy to drink without any bitterness. Prices are fair for Philly, with drip at $2.75 and handpours running about $4-6. The pastry case is a highlight. Croissants, almond and ham & cheese options, morning buns, cookies, and a blueberry jam beignet were all calling my name. There's also a small food menu with breakfast sandwiches and a smashed chickpea salad, plus bags of beans and merch if you want to take some home. Relaxed vibe, thoughtful coffee, great pastries. I'd happily come back.

Cute little eatery with a few tables inside. They offer some baked goods and delicious coffee…read more I ordered a cappuccino with oat milk -- it was really good, but I didn't realize how small the size was and was surprised by the additional $1.25 charge for what seemed like just a few splashes of oat milk. The sandwiches were tasty, although the bread was a bit too crispy. I usually love crispy bread, but this was very, very crispy and slightly overdone for my preference. The biggest disappointment was the egg -- it had that pre-made/frozen egg texture and appearance, which I didn't expect from this type of establishment. Overall, I'd still return for the coffee and the cute atmosphere.