Disappointed they didn't have the peppermint patty's from the other day so I tried an almond…read morecoconut truffle. Tasted exactly like an almond joy. Sooooo yummy! Also got a chai which was smooth and flavorful. My friend got a green healthy drink-it was good too. Vegan done spectacularly! Can't go wrong with anything you buy here it's all wonderfully delish!

Great bakery, the baked goods taste as good as the items appear. Cupcakes and dark chocolate…read morecoconut are excellent On all visits the staff has been friendly and eager to assist Looking forward to our next visit

Friendly service, cute environment, okay selection of food and coffees/teas. Would go again if Im…read morein area.

I live so close to this place, so I am very sad it has taken me this long to finally check it out…read more First, the parking lot is big so don't stress that part. Second, there are so many windows which bring in a lot of natural sunlight, but they also have some lights inside to supplement. Third, they have different seating options like couches or tables and in different parts of the place. Next, the person behind the counter was very welcoming and efficient. Lastly, I ordered the mango mint matcha and it was delicious and looked pretty. I do wish the mint flavor was stronger, but I wasn't mad about the mango flavor being dominant. The matcha was excellent and tasted high quality since it wasn't chalky or powdery. I will definitely be going back to try other things on their menu, including food items which I did not get to try this time around.

The best pour over in the area, and an incredible selection of beans from local favorites and…read morestandout roasters elsewhere. It's amazing that they have 15-20+ single origin selections available at any given time for a cup. I'm also a fan of the espresso tonic, and they've got a full selection of espresso-based drinks to boot. Support Pawtucket coffee excellence! Also, if you're confused about where it is, Dissent is located in the old Seed Cafe spot at Still on Main. Use the parking structure right next door--it's free!

Excellent coffee done right, Dissent is more of a coffee craft than a simple shop…read more As someone who has done a good amount of travel always seeking out great coffee in popular areas from Vancouver to Oslo to San Diego, Dissents pourover menu rivals some of the best I've seen in both quality and variabiity. I would argue it would be impossible to not find a coffee on the list that suits your taste. Alongside the stellar pourover menu is an equally impressive catalog of espresso drinks. The 'Cherry Dream On' is an elevated espresso tonic bringing together refreshingly complimentary flavors into a delicious cocktail of a coffee beverage. The 'room without a view', made with nitrified coconut milk, is a treat of a drink as well. You can see the attention to detail not only in the cup, but in the quality of materials, time/effort spent, and knowledge from Michael the owner/barista. Whether you're looking for a simple classic cup of coffee or an elevated coffee experience, Dissent brings something to the Providence area that it has been missing out on.

I was at the Chinese Dragon Boat Race and Taiwanese Festival, when I saw someone with a cup of…read morecoffee and a sleeve with "Maria Maria" on it. I had been wanting to try this place for the longest but since it is a cute little truck that travels around the state, I hadn't had the opportunity to organically come across it - until this moment. Although a lot of their drink options sounded delicious, I went with the iced Maria Maria. I got the opportunity to chat a bit with one of the Marias and she was very kind, along with the other two team members. The prices are average, with my drink coming out to about $6. One disclaimer is that I don't drink coffee much, so I can't speak about the quality of the coffee taste but overall I loved the drink, mostly because it wasn't too strong or sweet but did have a very creamy taste. In addition, they do add a Maria cookie, which is very nostalgic for me. Although the line was very long, they were very efficient with just 3 people and do get our orders at a timely manner. I am looking forward to the next time I see them again to try more of their stuff. They do post their schedule of where they will be on their instagram page at the start of each week.

I've been hearing a lot of good things about Maria Maria Coffee Bar and wanted to try it for…read moremyself. Maria Maria Coffee Bar is unique, because it brings the cafe experience to you. They post their schedule for the week on instagram on Mondays. I visited the mobile horse trailer or cart on Tuesday, 8/12/25, at Miriam Hospital on the corner of 7th Ave and Summit Ave in Providence, RI. There is street parking available. At 6:30am, they helped their first customer. I was probably about tenth in line. I ordered the coco-quipe latte from their summer menu. This late is infused with rich arequipe and creamy coconut. It is blended with 2% milk (they didn't have whole milk) and crowned with a fluffy vanilla cold foam and a sprinkle of shredded coconut. Unfortunately, I was expecting the arequipe and coconut flavors to be stronger and I do not think I got shredded coconut on top of it. As I drank more of the latte, it did taste better. The staff members were very friendly and talking to all the customers. It didn't take long for my drink to be ready. I'm glad I had the opportunity to try Maria Maria Coffee Bar.

Top notch! How did…read moreI find this place? We were visiting friends in the area and while driving around with car windows down, I smelled incredible coffee aroma in the air. It reminded me with so many memories. We always roasted our coffee beans at home. I stopped by and realized they don't have a coffee shop. Checked out the website and ordered only two bags to try it for the first time. They have single origin organic coffee beans, light roast. That is my favorite combo. And to our surprise, it was absolutely phenomenal. Delivered overnight fresh. It's been almost 3 years with them and it's been the best coffee every single time. I do appreciate good coffee. I tried hundreds of coffee shops across the world. This is a good one.

Great premium coffee at reasonable prices. My go to is the morning blend. The website makes…read moreordering easy and shipping is quick usually only a couple days. Sign up for emails and get alerted to great deals. If you shop at Market Basket, look for it there as well

This place is croissant heaven; super flaky, buttery, and loaded with creative flavors that make it…read morehard to pick just one. It's a small pop-up style bakery with a cozy feel, perfect for grabbing pastries and a good coffee to start your morning or treat yourself mid-day. Everything I've tried has been delicious, and you can tell a lot of care goes into the baking. It does get busy and certain items sell out, so going earlier is definitely a plus. Overall, a fantastic spot in Pawtucket for anyone who loves pastries, I'd happily recommend Butterbang to friends and visitors.

I'm obsessed with croissants and it can be hard to find ones that meet my exacting standards. They…read moreshould be airy, light, crunchy, flaky, buttery...but often they are doughy or insubstantial or greasy or too soft. Butterbang's are actually perfect. The best I have ever had! That's saying a lot because I have sampled many, many croissants. The Yum roll was melt-in-your- mouth delicious with the perfect balance of sweet with a hint of salt, crunchy around the edges and topped with a delightful creamy drizzle of caramel. The plain croissants were perfectly fluffy and flaky. The almond square was pure heaven with a deep almond flavored frangipane surrounded by crunchy layers. The bakery itself is really cute. You can get a chance to meet the owner and gaze upon the glorious bounty of pastries available. You do have to subscribe to order so check out the Butterbang instagram.

1st time here, super cute!…read more Needed a quick Latte and found Notes on my way by. I was greeted by a super friendly Barista wearing green for St. Patrick's Day! I will definitely be back!

Finally, got to check this place out in person. The food and coffee were amazing. I had an amazing…read morecappuccino and a sandwich, can't remember the name but bacon, egg and cheese on a biscuit. Both were amazing, anything on a biscuit you can't go wrong. The service was friendly. The place has a chill vibe, you could visit with friends or get some work done. I will be returning asap.

Great coffee, friendly staff, large space with plenty of seating…read more Lactose intolerant so I appreciate nondairy creamer options. Came here with a friend who lives in the area who goes here regularly.

It's been years since I got a pecan sticky bun and it's a bummer how much they shrunk. $7 w/ tax is…read morethe price now. That said, the quality and taste of it is fantastic and what I remember, but not worth the high price. For texture, it wasn't buttery and airy. It was on the dry side and I ate it pretty early in the morning so it wasn't sitting out long. Every item there looked delicious but also expensive. Money isn't an issue for me as I have a very good paying job, but I'm still smart with what I spend. Without blinking, you can spend $20 on 3 pastries. I probably won't go back.

Fantastic neighborhood spot. Their crêpes are always delicious, and the coffee is genuinely some of…read morethe best you'll find in PVD -- and I say that as a bit of a coffee snob. Indoor seating is limited, but it's perfect for grabbing amazing food and great coffee to go!

I went back to Cafe Zoey with my friend and her young daughter. The only table was taken but we…read moremanaged to make it work at the high top along the wall! My friend enjoyed her coffee and her daughter had the Nutella crepe again. They seemed to have more things for a Monday which was great since we were told Monday's can be challenging if they run out of stuff. My friend had the lox sandwich and I had the east sider without cheese. The bread is phenomenal. The sandwich was good too, I felt like it was missing something and couldn't have had been filled a little bit more with stuff. All and all, very tasty!

Seriously great food here! Everything was cooked perfectly and so flavorful. The breakfast burger…read morewas by far the best thing we got but the goat cheese veggie home-fry (flight) was spectacular too. Loved the avocado toast but the egg got cool by the time it got to the table. Would have been better if it was hotter or to the side. Coffee was excellent-loved the you add in your own flavor syrup station (the cinnamon was excellent!) Miranda was so helpful in guiding us to the best selections since we couldn't decide. She took the time to learn what we enjoy and she nailed it on guiding us on the home-fry flight and the burger. I'm so happy I live nearby and that they open up when I'm getting out of work. Looking forward to returning here soon.

We came in for breakfast at just the right time to be able to pick our own table from the 10 or so…read morein this cute little space! (Several other folks came in after us.) The space is cozy and welcoming, with a simple and very comfortable vibe. It's decorated nicely, with pink (not Barbie pink!) walls, some flowery touches in a few of the pictures, a leafy wall, and the cheery blackboard listing some of the special lattes, benedicts, and juices. The owner, Heather, waited on us and so we were able to get a bit of the story about how she decided to open Cafe Amore. She's been working in restaurants since high school, and always had a vision of owning her own place. Upon hearing that this corner spot was vacant, she picked a name (essentially "cafe love" since opening a restaurant IS a labor of love. The name selected means love, "Amor" for the Spanish speaking folks who were originally going to be partners but who eventually backed out, and Amore for her own Italian heritage), retrofitted the space, set the menu, and jumped in. We came in on only day 68 since opening, but we couldn't tell since everything was so well managed. Apparently, Heather does not sleep: she freshly squeezes the juices served, bakes the sourdough bread that's on the menu, and usually makes fresh muffins in different flavors every week. She's testing recipes for a house-made sourdough English muffin and planning to start growing the microgreens that top every omelet. Oh, she also makes different varieties of beads that are sold as whole loaves on a first come first serve basis on the weekends, and makes her own jelly for sale - and occasionally serves some in the cafe, if she has an available open jar. The coffee here is excellent, and comes in a regular sized mug (not the usual small diner-type serving). Our cups were refilled almost as soon as we emptied them. Along the sunny front window there is a cart full of different complementary syrups to add flavor as desired, but the coffee didn't need them for me. I had the yummy Farmers Omelet with spinach, mushrooms, peppers, onions inside and feta and avocado on top (and those delicate microgreens as garnish) - and some of that absolutely fabulous house-made sourdough that came grilled to perfection. My husband had the "make your own" and went with a simple cheese omelet. He said it was good, but next time he's going to order it with two cheeses instead of the basic cheddar only he had this time. Both omelets came with seasoned home fries. (The potatoes were perfectly cooked, but I didn't love the spice mix.) We were offered ketchup and house-made hot sauce, which was kind of a sweet and spicy blend. Heather really wants to contribute to the community she's feeding. On Thanksgiving, she'll open for a special meal with pay what you can pricing (using a QR code to pay, so no one feels obvious unwelcome if they can't pay at all). All 10 tables will be set up as one, banquet style so no one will eat alone that day. (Lots of the regular customers are widows or widowers and single people who come in weekly, by themselves. She'll have a tv set up to watch the parade too. What a fantastic new spot that really cares about the people who visit!