Wow! What a business this place has. I don't know how they do it... so many baked goods that look…read morelike they were baked this morning in Paris. Fast service, excellent drink menu. Surprises galore.

This is really one of those spots that stays consistent no matter how busy it gets and it is always…read moreworth the wait. Their Chicken Parmesan Croissant sandwich , with the black truffle chips, combo is just elite. And you HAVE TO finish it off with the Salted Hazelnut Malted Chocolate Chip cookie. HAVE TO! DORO is my go-to spot when I wanna link with friends and just catch up. Bonus: At this location, you get to watch planes take off from BDL. If you are not into that, there is a bowling alley/arcade right next door. A win is a win.

Really cute location and bakery within the area. Not a ton of seating but there are some booths to…read moresit of play games. Definitely go early as they will run out of items. Did enjoy a pasty of a chocolate expresso scone which was really good but did feel a little rushed out as I came late even though they were open for another hour. Overall good and recommend!

Dad and I stopped in here for a caffeine fix and more…read more As a triple decade amateur baker and recipe creator this "sniffs in" at 4.5 stars... We showed up at 11:30am and per the worker it was a little thin but still many acceptable options. LEMON BLUEBERRY MUFFIN: -- nice irregular shaped appearance -- visually appealing -- not too sweet -- pronounced balance of both flavors which is rare with these two flavors when combined -- oftentimes the lemon dominates the blueberry -- tastes even better than it looks -- quite moist without being oily or greasy RATING = A JASMINE HONEY LATTE (HOT): -- smooth and just enough flavor and scent of both -- tastes natural and authentic -- smooth java RATING = A+ Quaint and country vibe inside. Very roomy space. Conveniently located near the airport for this weary traveler.

I was in the area and looked up coffee shops. This one popped up; I love the theme, moody, emo,…read morerock and roll. I got my husband a cold brew and myself a snickers drink. Both were good and I'd definitely go back for more caffeine if I'm in the area. The service was good too.

Great coffee! Seasonal flavors are awesome, not fake tasting g like the chain coffee stores. Owner…read moreis so personable and prices are also great!

Most times when I am traveling, I don't like to get items I would normally get at home anyway…read more That being said, Connecticut IS still my home state and so I can be a little more flexible here, and so I chose Starbucks. Plus, I want to save my money for when I switch planes in Charlotte and have lunch. Anyway, being the Starbucks guy that I am, I chose this over other franchise places like Dunkin or McDonald's. I did a Mocha Cookie Frap given these are the summer months, and did a double shot espresso as I spent the whole night packing for my flight. I also like to get 6 shots of peppermint in my mochas as what wooed me to Starbucks all these years has always been the Peppermint Mocha that comes during the holidays. For me, nothing beats that magic. I did also experiment by adding in a Salted Caramel Cold Brew in my drink because I didn't quite remember what my usual order was. It's been a while since I gone back to Starbucks. But no matter where I go it's always a welcome addition to my day. The lady who helped me was helpful and energetic. Actually, when she'd spilled where she was from while I was ordering, I was actually pleasantly surprised. She wasn't too far from where I live actually. Maybe like 2 or 3 towns over. Nevertheless, I have learned to grow an appreciation for people who keep that kind of demeanor in such a demanding environment. I can only imagine how hard it must be to work as a barista in a setting where people are traveling everywhere. How many people you have to deal with. Kudos to that lady! I give it a 4 because honestly, what I can make of the place is very limited so it can be hard to get in the know of things. There are Starbucks that if I were to give another visit would receive a 5, and the Starbucks Reserve at the Empire State Building actually did get a 5 from me, so it is possible. It just hasn't had a chance to happen yet.

As you would expect, pleasant baristas and a clean store. Right off the highway but difficult to…read moreaccess with traffic as you have to cross two busy lanes immediately after exiting highway.

I am here at 7:25 AM on a Monday and ordered a bagel and coffee. Service was fine, bagel and coffee…read morewere fine. My order ran $5 and change. So why 2 stars? No Sweet and Low or Splenda anywhere to be found. I don't mean nothing out on display, I mean NONE in the store, as in sold out, as in not one measly packet. Seems they ran out..

Good spot for a quick coffee, and Lavazza is one of my favorite coffees. A shot of espresso ($2)…read moremight do you good, too. Not much to grab in terms of food. There are some simple sandwiches in a separate container and a few wrapped muffins by the register. I wish they had a few more food options.

This is a nice coffee shop right near the library. It had ample parking and inside was cozy. The…read moreservice, pastries, and coffee were good. They offer breakfast sandwiches, lattes, pastries, and more. I ordered a cold brew, latte, and a couple of pastries. These were all really good. When I'm in the area again, I would definitely stop by.

"In a little café Just the other side of the border…read moreShe was a-sitting there a-givin' me Looks that made my mouth water" (Jay and the Americans) Outstanding - the Café Barista is outstanding. They pretty much do it all with a breakfast and lunch menu, gorgeous baked goods, plenty of coffee beverages, gelato, a big spacious dining area, Acai bowls and smoothies, nice outdoor seating plaza, friendly and very pleasant staff, and plenty of parking in a cute shopping center behind North Main Street. We fell in love with the Suffield Café Barista (there's also one in East Windsor) during yesterday's visit. It was difficult to limit the number of things we walked out with to a reasonable amount, but we did get a big soft pretzel, a croissant, a gingerbread muffin, and two Danish horns - chocolate-pistachio and an almond. We had the pretzel and the chocolate pistachio Danish yesterday, and both were stellar. We can't wait to finish off our haul and visit this sweet place again.

Really nice place, had the butterfinger shake with my girl. Will be back in the future!read more

I stopped by Everlasting Nutrition because it looked so inviting from the outside. I was in awe…read morewith how much more beautiful it is inside. The space is spacious and bright, with adorable swing basket seats, as well a few other comfy seats. Each table has a little plant on it. There is also a beautiful wall of inspirational words. They have a large menu of all kinds of teas and shakes, be it fruity, nutty or chocolatey, they can make it. The lady workin here, I really wish I got her name, was super patient and kind, something tells me she might be the owner. She explained how the protein shakes are high in protein and fiber, while tasting delicious. I typically don't do shakes, because they're filled with sugar and other mystery ingredients. However, on the day I was here, I hadn't had dinner yet, and I was intrigued by the flavors they offered. I decided to get the Peanut Butter Chocolate Banana Bread, now that's a mouthful of a name. My shake looked so good, and it tasted even better. It was mostly chocolate, but it wasn't heavy, it was kind of airy tasting, there were tiny chocolate chips that traveled through the straw smoothly for an extra touch of sweetness. I couldn't really taste the peanut butter, but I could see it. This was a very tasty and totally filling protein shake. I just wish they offered a few size options, as it was just a bit too much for me. At Everlasting Nutrition you can also find locally made products, such as honey and soap for purchase. I really enjoyed my protein shake, I can't wait to try more of their menu.

Mojo's is one of those rare breakfast-and-lunch gems that feels less like a restaurant and more…read morelike stepping into your mom's kitchen if your mom happened to be an elite short‑order chef with serious flavor skills. I go all the time, and every visit hits the same way: comforting, consistent, and full of that small‑town charm you can't fake. The breakfast tacos are my personal obsession packed, flavorful, and somehow both hearty and fresh at the same time. And the chicken cutlet? Perfectly crispy, perfectly seasoned, and the kind of thing you think about later in the day like a little food daydream. The staff keeps things moving with kindness and ease, and the whole place has that "everyone knows your name" vibe without trying too hard. It's the kind of spot where you settle in, sip your coffee, and feel like you're part of the town heartbeat. If you want a place that serves comfort, community, and seriously good food, Mojo's is it.

Surprisingly well done tacos, nice staff, little slow…read more Came here on a whim, looking for a new breakfast place to try. This one's a bit further than I normally trek, but decided to try them anyways. Got here early and the place was quiet. The plaza is relatively new and this was the only non-chain I could find there. Wandering in, had the front end lady greet me. Debated on the French toast, but decided to buck the trend and try their tacos. Also ordered a latte, which took a few minutes to make. Coffee is lavazaa which is okay coffee. Coffee wasn't too strong but it also lacked any flavor beyond milk. The tacos did take about 15 minutes to make, and I appreciate the attention but it did takes while to come out. The tacos were actually pretty good! The delay was because they did a heavy burned cheese layer on the tortilla. The avocado creama, creamy eggs, spicy homemade chorizo, and pickled onion lead to a very well balanced and well seasoned bite. Plus they were huge in size but every bite offered a similar experience. If I had to be a stickler, there was a lot of potatoes on each taco. Filler is fine, but I did notice the amount. As a taco, it's a very solid contender to one of the better tacos I've had in ct. the quality is there, the quantity is plentiful, and the price is right. If I only got the tacos, and I was warned that it would be a few minutes to make sure they came out right, then it would be a five-star taco. Because the coffee is okay and there was a bit of a wait, I did dock a star because of it. It's a great place for a local breakfast and lunch spot. So long as you go in knowing that it might take a little bit to get your order then the wait is worth it. The vibe is chill, the food is good to great, and the staff are very nice.

This morning 3am and only 1 car in front of me, I waited 9min for my order. Ouch!!!!…read moreThe girl was sweet but clearly needed help.

My third visit here and it's definitely not a charm - the drive thru is nothing less than…read morefrustrating and the staff tending the drive thru on all three of my visits leaves a lot to be desired (please acknowledge my order instead of assuming I know you heard it). I'm sure I'll continue to stop here when I have an early flight or a very late arrival at BDL but only because this area has such limited options during off hours. The coffee is good - the service is barely okay

From the moment you walk in, the experience is nothing short of exceptional. The staff consistently…read moregoes above and beyond--warm, welcoming, and genuinely invested in making every visit memorable. It's the kind of place where you feel like more than just a customer. The food is outstanding every single time--fresh, flavorful, and clearly crafted with care. And the bakery? Truly in a league of its own. Every item feels thoughtfully made, with a level of quality and taste that's hard to find anywhere else. This is exactly the kind of small business that deserves to be celebrated and supported in Simsbury, CT. A true local gem that continues to raise the bar--not just in Simsbury, but across the surrounding towns. When it comes to breakfast and lunch, other restaurants inevitably find themselves being compared to Harvest Cafe.

My go to for breakfast is The Harvest Cafe and bakery in Simsbury. My picture this time is of…read moresomething I created called the build your own Benedict. One slice of house sourdough bread toasted and cut in half. On each half, goes a bit of grilled ham, then a poached egg with hollandaise and asparagus topped with bacon crumbles and scallions. Usually, I have a few slices of bacon on the side. Fantastic! I have iced coffee with my breakfast, as would any self-respecting New Englander. Come by the harvest for breakfast or lunch be a little creative even though the menu is full of things that are just outstanding. Say hello to the super manager, Mr. Scott and his crew of servers who never cease to amaze.