Found this company through a Colorado connection! Coffee makes a great stocking stuffer! Easy to…read moreorder online and free ship offer! laura

The wifi hasn't worked 2 out of the 3 times we have gone to study which makes it challenging. The…read moreseasonal drinks are often good but very very sweet and a tad pricey. Seating can also be tough if its very busy.

I love this place. First time I visited, I walked into the old building, smelled the coffee and…read morebakery, looked around at the comfy casual setting with folks enjoying themselves, and thought "Ahh - now THIS is a coffeehouse!" I've been back several times, and if I lived in Amherst I'd be a regular. The bakery items I sampled were fresh and well made. IDK if they were made in house, or from a local artisan, but they matched the quality of AC's coffee. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, barista skilled without the attitude. Like I said - I wished I lived in Amherst, so I could take up residence at the corner table.

Amherst Coffee is a solid little spot right in the heart of downtown Amherst, tucked inside a…read morehistoric building that still shows off what looks like its original woodwork and old New England charm. There's plenty of seating, both inside and out, and the patio is the perfect place to soak up a beautiful day. The staff who took my order for an iced mocha latte couldn't have been friendlier, all smiles and welcoming. The person who brought it out, though, served it with just enough classic Northeast attitude to remind me I wasn't in Texas anymore, and somehow it fit the place perfectly. Sitting outside, watching students hustle by and friends linger over coffee, it was easy to see why this place is a local favorite. Amherst Coffee captures exactly what you hope to find in a quintessential New England college town: good coffee, good people, a little personality, and just enough Boston-style edge to keep it authentic.

amazing coffee and people at the same place I tried their…read morelatte was incredible fresh and fruitfully delicious while enjoying rain in front of their wild nature frame scene which was m favorite caffeeshop scene

The coffee is very good. The bag it comes in was designed by an idiot. Nearly impossible to open…read morewithout scissors unless you want coffee all over the floor. Nobody else has a bag this terrible.

When I learned of Share Coffee Roasters my thought was that no way would they be able to break in…read moreto my well-established coffee bean rotation. Not only did they, I now purchase about 80% of my beans from them. The other reviews below are spot on, so I won't babble on about how good they are. It's simply three or four co-owners cranking out amazingly outstanding beans on a consistent basis. Just this week I picked up some Columbian Orlando Valenzuela from their "Comfort" series - roasted on Monday, and enjoying immensely this weekend. Give Share a try, either popping in to the roaster on weekday mornings, or setting up delivery on line. Bonus - Share Coffee now served at the coffee bar on the main level at Thornes Marketplace in Northampton. Extra Bonus - Share Coffee is usually set up doing business at the Northampton winter Farmers Market and the weekday summer Famers Market.

Typically I go to the one inside of thornes marketplace. Listen, I'm not a girl that loves a mocha…read more I LOVE THIS MOCHA! it's so good. The most coffee and chocolate at the same time- you usually don't get both! I haven't explored their menu much but I tried my friends maple latte the other day and it was great. Love! They also always do amazing latte art.

I got a Butter Cream Latte ($6) with an extra shot (+$1.5) and it was ready in 5 mins. The drink…read morewas really good! That cold foam was so delicious! It had that buttercream taste that sweet but didn't taste like sugary. Coffee was good, and that extra added shot made it perfect with caffeine and sweetness! Staff was very friendly and interior is small but cute with its decor! Drink(50%): 8.8 Staff/service(25%): 9.0 Value(25%): 8.0 Overall: 8.7/10

This little café is... well, it's a little café. There is a limited selection of cappuccino…read moredrinks, and a limited selection of pastries. If I was to go back, perhaps a little information about the type of roasting that they do or where they get the beans from or something that was a marketing hook might be helpful. I'm not sure why it is even called Little Springs. if you can see, even the interior is sort of a stark white without a lot of imagination. Can I do it better? I'm not sure. But I know that in today's society, if you don't have a thing that's gonna sparkle on your social media, then you gotta make it some other way. And I honestly can't remember what the coffee tasted like at the end of this, but I probably wouldn't go back unless I was blocked from the Dunkin' Donuts drive-in.

One of my absolute favorite things to do when I'm in town is visit the Hubbard public library, find…read morea good book to read and then walk the short distance over to Ludlow coffee to indulge in a cafe au lait, and read my book in cozy comfort. Absolute heaven if I do say so myself. I don't know if they redid the menu, seems like they did as I saw a lot more options this time around and the prices seemed more reasonable as well. I got a medium sized cafe au lait for just under $4 delicious by the way. Snuggled into a cozy chair and began reading my novel. There's lots of comfortable seating, and service is always friendly.

I pulled off the Mass Pike in search of coffee & found this lil place thanks to Yelp. It's cute,…read morewith lots of nearby parking available. I ordered their specialty latte (I think it was called honeybun? Honeybee? Honey something) & asked for it iced, half-sweet, with oat milk. It was still very, very sweet, so I'm glad I asked for half. There was absolutely nothing gluten-free available to eat, unfortch. I would not return if I was hungry in the area, but I might return for a fancy lil latte as a treat. Lots of windows, great natural light, nice staff. Overall sweet spot.

Ambiance inside is awesome and you can even get delicious food from Nosh! Highly recommend almost…read moreany sandwich. The coffee is my absolute favorite, the cold brew gives magical happy feelings when you drink it- trust me. Try it and let's talk. I even get this delivered to my house so I can make coffee at home. Also, the owners and their staff are so chill and fun to interact with.

Monsoon Coffee Roasters is more than just a place to grab a cup of coffee. It's part of Gasoline…read moreAlley, a really cool collection of small shops, artists, and artisans. The whole place has a funky, eclectic vibe that makes it worth exploring. It's the kind of place where you go in for coffee and end up wandering around to see what else you can discover. But let's talk about the coffee, which is why I was there. I ordered a light roast drip coffee and a house-made apple cider donut. The coffee was wonderful, with a rich, flavorful taste that made me appreciate a good cup of drip coffee. The donut was equally impressive. Soft, light, and with a genuine apple flavor that didn't get lost behind the cinnamon and sugar. A great pairing! The staff was friendly, and the prices were right in line with what I'd expect from an independent coffee shop. I also got an unexpected bonus when the barista made an extra latte and offered it to me. Naturally, I wasn't going to turn that down! Between the drip coffee and the latte, I was a little over-caffeinated by the time I left. No regrets! And I'm glad I didn't turn it down. The latte was excellent. It had a strong espresso flavor without being overpowering, which is something I really appreciate. Too often, I find espresso drinks where the coffee overwhelms everything else. This one had a nice balance. Between the quality of the coffee, the delicious donut, the friendly service, and the character of Gasoline Alley, Monsoon is definitely worth a visit. I'd happily come back, and next time I'll make sure to leave some extra time to explore the surrounding shops.

Very nice coffee shop, clean, comfortable, and welcoming. The girls at the counter were very…read morepleasant and patient. Lunch menu starts at 1030. They have several options for coffee, pastries, and breakfast sandwiches. They use Spartan brew coffee products. I ordered a cold brew almond joy coffee and it was very good. I also ordered the burritos for $8.50. They came out hot, fresh and delicious. Tapitio hot sauce is provided table side...they read my mind!

I am obsessed with the cold brew maple cream. I never drink "iced" coffee but I've added this to…read moremy must have once a week list. Baked goods and French Turkey sandwich with the stop. Friendly, cozy and hope do well in this location (former Soup's On).