Best coffee in the world. It smells amazing in this store and the flags on the ceilings are so…read morecool. The service is good too.

My partner and I stopped by during a Caffeine and Carburetors event and were served in fun, themed…read morecups for the occasion, which was a nice touch. The line was super long, which we expected given the crowd, and the ceiling packed with college flags definitely adds character. That said, if you look closely, the flags are very dusty--it honestly made me think about stepping out of line. I decided to stick it out. My partner grabbed an iced coffee from the "fast lane" set up for the event, and I ordered a matcha latte. Unfortunately, mine was watered down and lacking any real flavor. The payment process was quick and the service was efficient, but overall the drinks were just okay.

Terrific and snazzy Tazza (Espresso and Coffee) Cafe in Ridgefield is very quaint and very…read moredelicious. This cafe is modern. It has none of that 500-year old cigarette fumes have been seeping into the woodwork-type that you may find in Paris. Tazza Cafe is brilliant and squeaky clean, though not bright inside. Tables are for no more than 2 people (max!). But there are a few tables outside along Main Street and you might be able to snag an extra chair for a trio business meeting, or so. As has been noted, Tazza Cafe has lots of delectable sweets, baked goods, croissants, sandwiches, paninis, cookies, stuffed items, salads and Italian noisette biscotti to dunk in that Java! All the items are neatly (and I mean in rows :) ) displayed behind luminous glass. The items are not marked by name and price, which is a bit of a stumper for normal customers (I can tell by experience) - but in my book it's okay if they rotate items periodically or change their places depending on what is selling that week. Two gals were running the bar-high railed table: one was nocking out the orders and payments, the other was running the espresso machine. My order was a double Espresso and a sweet Linzer Tart (I always get them since my Grandmother used to spoil me with them). Although my espresso at Tazza Cafe only very barely reached a HALF (tiny) cup - it was strong. It was pungent. It had almost a kind of plum and barky flavor. It tasted thick & good. The coffee station however was a mismatch of space for local papers and news taking up the space for cream and milk and syrups (which was oddly missing). The interior fits the town of Ridgefield. Upper-scale. Suave. Lots of mirrors and glass and black surfaces. This is no riff-raff shop like out in Cali! At first I thought it may be a *chicks-preferred* type of puppy-pink peony-kale & baby food smoothie-type coffee shop, but NO there were groups of dudes languishing in chairs with cigarettes and lattes taking a break. Arrived at 9am and there were 8-9 customers. One thing: that entrance door is tough. Weak armed elderly customers with not much strength had trouble yanking it open from outside. Me, I had trouble getting out with a cup in one hand and a bag in the other. Hey proprietor: Oil the door or lower the jam! That said: Tazza Cafe serves il caffe perfetto e un po' forte in this chef's review! Tazza Cafe's top notch. Review: 5+

3 feels too low but 4 stars feels too high. Pros include service and large variety of teas. Had the…read moremorning ciabatta sandwich. Flavor wise was good but the ingredients kept slipping out and falling everywhere. Environment was typical cafe with wifi available.

My first visit at Gregory's Coffee and it won't be my last. I was in the area and stopped in for a…read moretriple fruit smoothie. This location is very clean, modern and fresh decor/style all in one. They have friendly staff especially the older guy who went out of his way to make my visit a rememberable one. He was super busy and offered to put my final touch on my smoothie with homemade whipped cream. I have to say he made it complete and I was very pleased as it tasted awesome. I hope Gregory's will come to the Hartford area one day in the near future.

Don't come here--we threw everything out. Food was awful, presentation sucked, and positively bad…read moreexperience. Do yourself a favor and go to CFCF around the corner. I had the deluxe breakfast sandwich. The sausage was terrible: tasteless, egg was that foamy egg beater stuff, and the cheese was basically velveeta, and they microwaved it so the croissant was a soggy mess. It had no flavor at all (look at my photo) and looked like a used diaper. My wife had the avocado toast which used plastic bag guac and also had no flavor. And to top it off: no plates at all, we were expected to eat from an aluminum foil wrap and a cardboard box. We also had a cappuccino and a lavender cold brew. The former was milky beyond belief, couldn't taste the espresso, and served too hot; the latter was incredibly sweet. We threw them both out. Again, skip this place. It's horrible. Clearly they're cutting costs by serving low quality repeatable food in easy cheap packaging. They don't respect their customers.

This is a small little cafe tucked on Orchard Street, so not very visible from the main road. It…read morecaters to the large apartment complexes that have opened on West Ave. I have never seen it to be busy, and it is more of a coffee shop with some sandwiches and desserts. If you want to enjoy some quiet time while sipping coffee, this is a nice place to hang out at.

Wow my friend had a service animal because she has a disability and they were awful to her. Told…read moreher to stand by the door. I was so embarrassed for her. So mean. So rude. What happened to the kind owners.

Came here for a quick coffee pick-me-up at Greenwich and it wasn't bad! This spot is better for…read morecatching up with friends or grabbing a quick drink, rather than doing work as it is pretty busy and loud. Their espresso tonic here is so good.

This place has great coffee but the most ridiculous laptop policy ever. I thought they finally…read moreabandoned it when I walked into and didn't see a sign. 45 mins later they come kick me out for having a laptop open and point to a small faded sign printed on the counter where you'd never notice it. They removed the older more visible sign. I wouldn't have purchased anything if I knew since the whole point of the coffee and food was to have a place to work out of the house for an hour or so. I'm told that I can buy one cup of coffee and sit for 4 hours and read a book, I can sit for 4 hours and watch YouTube on my phone or iPad, or I can basically do all manner of reclusive things sitting by myself - but I am not allowed to sit and spend an hour or two writing on my laptop. Only the laptop is anti social, apparently. On days that I work from home, I like to get out of the house for a bit in the morning, enjoy a wonderful Kyoto cold brew and a coffee cake or Cinnamuff, and maybe get a second bite a bit later. And yes, get a bit of work done :) There are plenty of places in the area to go sit for hours and hours of work, so that is never my intent here, but to flat out ban laptops at all hours no matter how empty the store sure seems silly to me. I don't need to spend $15 to take my coffee back home. (I did once try emailing the owner to have a productive discussion on this but was ignored.)

Small coffee shop... Good vibes, good staff, decent coffee... Above average array of lunch…read moresandwiches, premade and some salads. No complaints, and a group of friends and I were able to reconnect and relax in a wonderful atmosphere. Will be back when in the area.

This location doesn't charge you extra for whipped cream topping (though it wasn't fully…read moreshaken/aerated). They use the same precanned product as Millwood location. People are nice, service quick. Ambiance similar to other locations.

To be upfront, this local coffee shop is owned by my MIL and managed by my BIL so I know what goes…read moreinto the upkeep of the business, time & energy, labor, etc. My unbiased review is that it's a cute little coffee shop that offers a large variety of drinks and food. My go-to is their Moo Brews and their Lox bagel sandwich or a sausage egg and cheese. Their bagels are sourced from NY so they're really good. They also have great grab and go sandwiches and wraps. They have plenty of regulars and there's always people occupying the tables - great spot to get work done or to catch up with a friend. It's overall a great local business that any town would be lucky to have.

Great little spot with plenty of space to chill or work. Chocolate chip cookies with Maldonado…read moresalt, lemon bar could have been better, I think it was stale, but the Italian cappuccino was chefs kiss because it was truly the best ratio for a cappuccino. Great service as well!

I stopped into BonJo when I was looking for a cafe to work from while in Stamford…read more There were a couple of parking spots along the side of the building. I loved the decor inside as well as the friendly staff and the playlist. The shop has 6 tables but still feels spacious. I had the lavender matcha latte with oat milk. The lavender was light so it didn't overpower the matcha and paired well. I've added it to my list of spaces to frequent when in the area.

Stopped by BonJo recently to kill some time. I ordered an iced chai and a broccoli cheddar quiche…read more The atmosphere is quaint with lots of space to work remotely. I'm giving three stars bc my chai wasn't made well. It was too milky and had to be remade (still didn't love it after) and the prices are on the higher end. I spent $14 for the quiche and chai which was a bit disappointing.