Really nice spot on Hertel! Plenty of seating, but it does seem to get really busy in the mornings…read more The bagels are huge, but they're really bready. If you're used to a denser, chewier bagel this one isn't it, but that doesn't mean it isn't good. Prices are totally reasonable for the portion sizes. Great spot to grab a quick breakfast sandwich and coffee or to meet up with some friends.

A great coffee place just around the corner from our house. I had their cappuccino and it was very…read moregood. They have some food too, but I didn't try that. It was pretty crowded. What I really like is that they offer the coffee in a real mug instead of a paper cup. Of course they offer them for take out.

If I could gatekeep one Buffalo spot but also want it to thrive forever, it's Jam Parkside…read more This place has become my go-to for slow mornings, creative resets, and "I need something that feels like a hug but tastes elite" moments. The vibe is cozy but elevated: natural light, warm tones, the kind of space where you can journal, edit photos, or have a soft life catch-up with a friend. Let's talk orders: Rose Matcha -- This is the drink. Lightly floral, perfectly balanced, not overly sweet, and somehow both calming and energizing. It feels grounding without being gimmicky. I may have even gotten my boyfriend hooked to matcha off of this drink alone Cupid's Latte -- Seasonal but unforgettable. It's sweet without being cloying and tastes like a cozy little love letter in a cup. The kind of drink that makes you romanticize your entire day. Sausage, Egg & Cheese Breakkie Sandwich -- Absolute classic done right. The sausage is flavorful, the egg is cooked perfectly, and everything melts together in that satisfying, messy-in-the-best-way breakfast sandwich experience. It hits every time. Chocolate Muffins (and baked goods in general) -- Soft, rich, bakery-level good. Not dry. Not overly sweet. Just the right indulgence to pair with coffee while pretending you're being productive. What I love most is that nothing feels mass-produced. It feels intentional. The staff is always kind and efficient, even when it's busy, and the quality is consistent. Jam Parkside isn't just a coffee shop, it's a ritual. A reset button. A soft, delicious pause in the middle of a chaotic week. If you see me there with a rose matcha and a breakfast sandwich, mind your business. I'm thriving

It's a cute cafe and convenient for grabbing a coffee for a walk through Delaware park or the zoo…read more They have a pretty big coffee menu , a few breakfast choices and fresh baked goods to go with your coffee. I tried the sausage egg and cheese breakfast sandwich but it had a really weird seasoning on it that I did not enjoy and it covered the whole egg so you couldn't take it off. The coffee was ok but tasted very fake from the caramel syrup so I didn't end up finishing it. When I went to dump out the remainder, the plastic lid sliced my thumb open so that just confirmed I will not be back. It may be a good fit for others though and the staff was very nice, the place is clean and they had plenty of indoor and outdoor seating so there are some positives.

The coffee and pasties are amazing! The service was also friendly, patient and quick…read more We had the chocolate croissant- perfect. Nicely browned, airy and crisp. Also an everything bagel with cream cheese, lots of cream cheese, warm and wrapped up well. More like a denser style bagel- not hard. Very good. I got chocolate in my Americano, the standard amount they put in was perfect. You can taste the chocolate and the coffee, not too sweet! Seating area is small and cute. Perfect for two people to sit and chat. Not good for a family or children. We did have our three year old and new born. We had never been here before and had already made our toddler wait to get a croissant so we had to make it work. If you know you know. But he is well behaved so it was fine. I would definitely stop here again if I didn't have kids with me or even to have a one on one date with my son.

Cuteness overload! This place is snuggled between the old Bennett high school and a new housing…read moreproject- The Rails. I needed a change of scenery to get some work done and this place exceeded my expectations. Quaint with a tucked away sitting area that was perfect for my back to back meetings as they offered free Wi-Fi and plenty of outlets. Decor was bright and Instagramable. There's an equally cozy bookstore down the hall that adds value to the vibe along with a candle shop that did the same. Customer service was welcoming and prompt. I appreciate service with a smile. Secondly, I love a place where the staff can give suggestions when I give them an 'idea' of what I'd like to have and they deliver. Ordered a chai tea, with more chai than milk and their suggestion of a vanilla shot was delicious. Will definitely be back to explore the menu. 100% recommend.

the Bewilderment Cafe is somewhat hidden in the downstairs of another building. it's is nicely…read moredecorated. The ambience is very nice. the fireplace and lounge chairs are an added touch. the food looks good, but lacks in taste. The people are great; servers (staff) as well as those being served I met 3 individuals in under 1 hr

The Sandwish whete really good sometimes I love the thick as bread! Humphhhh…read more If you wait in line and got patience Great! The Ambience dependes on how hungry you are!

It's a really nice place…read more Classic and positive vibes.... It's good vibes for gathering I had their strawberry matcha and it's good They do some desserts and I can't wait for Tiramisu

Stopped by to get a matcha and chose the blueberry cheesecake matcha off their seasonal menu. The…read morematcha was a little disappointing as I was sipping chunks of matcha powder (and couldn't taste a cheesecake flavor either). The barista was very nice, but this place is beyond understaffed. There were two parties ahead of us when we walked in (4 drinks total but one person also has to warm and prepare all the food too) but we ended up waiting for a good 15-20 minutes before our order was even taken. With so much time, also did notice flies in their pastry display, so decided to stick with just a drink.

I haven't been here in quite a while, but I went today on a spur of the moment decision. Place was…read morepacked. Lovely to see. I had breakfast burrito which was really good and I'd order that again. They have a whole bunch of tables for two they have a few tables for four and they did have an outside seating area that looks like it might be covered for the colder weather, but I didn't visit it. They have a all day breakfast menu and then they have some lunch sandwiches. It seems.

Stopped in because the cafe we wanted to go to had a limited menu for the upcoming holidays and…read morewe're happy to see this close by as an option. The staff was friendly and food was ready quick and as we took our order to go, I was happy with the choice, that was until one of the sandwiches had not only 1 but 2 hairs cooked into the eggs so was thrown out! After the other one was checked, I tried it and it was nothing special and the home fries were ice cold! I'll admit I lost my appetite upon seeing the other sandwich so it was not much of a loss not eating more. Will not return.

Popped in since most places on hertel were closed & I just wanted a light meal, no wait, no crowds…read more Milk and Tea fit the bill. Grabbed a little brown sugar milk tea & a tofu banh mi. Both cost about $15 total. The tea was ready within 5 minutes & the sandwich took about 15, which they felt was worth apologizing for the long wait. This makes me think they likely serve patrons a bit quicker, if you're pressed for time. It's a basic setting, a bit more ambience than a fast food chain, but about the same level of cleanliness/service/friendliness. Noticed when a couple customers asked for printed menus they just said they ran out, didn't let customers know a full menu is available online. Unpretentious & casual. If this food is what you're craving, it's a nice little place to stop in for a bite to eat.

If you have free time, then I supposed you might find coming here worth it for the bubble tea. The…read moreservice is very slow and I mean slow. There's plenty of tables to dine in, and they offer takeout. Crispy shrimp and garlic noodles- Serving size is enough to feed two people. The entree was different than I expected, the noodles are mixed with a spicy sweet sauce that makes the noodles thick.

Went for a breakfast meeting and got the chorizo and egg breakfast burrito which came with sweet…read morepotatoes, cheese, and some kind of peppers inside. It was really yummy and definitely was a great start to the day, food wise. I also had an iced chai latte and added a shot of cookie butter syrup to it, which was totally unnecessary, but definitely was delicious, lol. Breakfast burrito was $11.75 which I thought was a bit high for what you were getting but overall the ambience and meal experience was great. It's not a very large café indoors, but there is seating both in front and behind the counter area to mix things up and there is an outdoor patio space that can be utilized with additional seating as well.

When I'd visit Buffalo, Tipico's former west side location was a favorite of mine. It was such an…read moreinviting space. This location on Elmwood benefits from much greater pedestrian traffic. Consequently, I turned away several times because the place was brimming with folks. In this Sunday morning, I lucked out and I was the only one there. Sitting down with a latte -- Tipico makes such flavorful coffee beverages -- and a ho hum looking egg sandwich that was actually really good made for a nice start to a rainy and chilly day in the city. Fall has settled in.

Nice spot. Went on a Sunday morning. Parked right on the street and walked in. It was quiet…read more Too quiet for such a stately scene-we walked in with the Darwin Martin House on our right! This modest space is an old carriage house turned into a small coffee shop. It has several tables, some food offerings (not much by way of breakfast-at least not yet), restrooms and an unneeded TV. And of course, coffee--the coffee, from local Golden Cup Coffee Roasters was excellent. They do have some local favorites-Perry's Ice Cream and Fowler's Chocolates. We wanted something for breakfast to eat, but settled on a brownie. Reasonable prices in a great setting. Give the place a shot.

Great addition to the Parkside neighborhood!…read more New in the area at the Darwin Martin house. The café currently has coffee and chips on offer, they're working out the menu selection for the future. Coffee comes from Golden Cup roasters. They are in a soft opening right now. Currently open weekdays 11 to 5, tons of indoor and outdoor seating. Well worth a visit whether or not you hit the Darwin Martin House at the same time. You enter from the Summit Avenue side, you'll see it from the driveway. Street parking.

I tried hot chocolate in different places but I only like their hot chocolate...They do a lot of…read morecoffee latte and matcha I would like to recommend to try one ...it's worth it

I love this cafe! All the pastries and drinks are so yummy. Be sure to check out the thrift shop…read moreattached to it when you visit! Highly recommend trying their drink specials. Good place to catch up with friends!