The coffee shop is incredible but as I said before - there is little to no parking. Park elsewhere…read moreand walk over. They are steps away from the courthouse. I had a small (10 oz.) iced latte and it was $5.00 Way better than Starbucks a wee bit cheaper than Nonno's - and better coffee and teas in my opinion. Best coffee spot in Dtown.

Good coffee! The worker was also so kind and seemed passionate about the coffee being good. I got…read morethe honey flavoring in my latte and it was a good amount of sweet. The place inside is small but there are some seats outside

Absolutely loved Nonno's Italian Coffee Parlor! The bagels…read morewere scrumptious...fresh, flavorful, and so satisfying. The coffee was absolutely delicious, rich and perfectly made. Such a cozy little spot with a welcoming atmosphere. So happy we discovered this gem!

I go here fairly often when i want an espresso drink. But never again…read more The posted menu was not clear about their pricing structure and when I challenged the owner about why my drink was $4.00 more than I expected it to be he got totally irate and told me to never come back. You got it man... there are plenty of other cafes in town that aren't run by jerks. I'll go to Native instead. Kick rocks.

The hot and iced lattes are excellent and you can't go wrong with the breakfast sandwiches. Very…read morehelpful staff and great vibe.

Atmosphere gives you the modern chic vibe expected of a modern coffee shop. The seating can…read moresometimes be a bit difficult due to the space but there are some spots as well as counters. Everything comes out pretty fast as well. Jay's Breakfast Sando: 5/5 delicious masterpiece that combines the spiciness and flavor of Thai food into a delicious burger that keeps you eating. Chai Latte: 5/5 Solid chai latte. House Burrito: 5/5 soft creamy eggs paired with fresh ingredients. Gives you everything you'd want in a breakfast texture and flavor-wise. Absolutely will come back again!

Great place to grab a quick hot drink. Service was fast and pleasant. They also have a cute little…read moreshop to walk around inside.

Wheat & Vine , originally a gourmet food store out of the shops at the Square in Dublin opened this…read morelocation with a cafe about a year ago. Now this is their only stand alone location (they still offer their popular food items inside Makers, still located in Dublin Town Center) and it is one of my favorite places - the addition of the cafe was genius and it's in a quaint store front in Doylestown. I went to their opening and have been coming back ever since. I love their seasonal options and that they partner with local businesses to sell such amazing goodies - particularly their baked goods. Their sandwiches I've tried have also been amazing but they sell out fast. I still come here to pick up food items- they do a great job of having unique products and they feature a lot of them in their food they serve. The service is always great and the owners Jess and Kevin are the sweetest! Love a family owned small business. Definitely stop here for coffee - it is my preferred destination in town, check out their events and pick up some yummy goodies for yourself (or great for gifting)

This is my favorite bakery on the planet. Wonderful baked goods, wonderful service…read more I wish they go back to their old, more extended hours though.

If there is one place in Doylestown that you can always count on getting the best quality pastries,…read moreand breads, this is it! Oooh...and coffees too. To those who are familiar, this is nothing new. If you're not, drop what you're doing and go! It's a fun, quirky, aromatic jungle of delicious delights. I can't remember a time that there wasn't a line of customers just waiting to purchase one of their tempting treats. From scratch-made scones, croissants and specialty desserts to delicious breads and stunning cakes, this place has it all. They open early and you need to be there early to be able to choose from the full range of offerings. Come at noon and you'll be lucky, and I mean lucky, to get a loaf of bread.That's a good thing by the way, every day, everything is fresh. Whenever you get there, no matter what they have available, buy something. You won't be disappointed.

Always a long line, but there's a reason for that. They're the best breakfast sandwich in the…read moreDoylestown area. They're not the cheapest, and you have to wait a bit... but it's always worth it!

For an authentic NY bagel, go to Borough Bagels. They put plenty of seeds on both sides for those…read morewho love a great seeded bagel. The bagels are boiled and baked perfectly so they have great texture. They even have rainbow bagels and flagels. In addition, their schmears (spreads) are delicious. The coffee is Le Colombe, which is excellent. They have a nice seating area and service is terrific. They are closed on Tuesdays. Weekends can be a bit crazy but they have great people working there. Definitely one of the better bagel shops!

We go her most Saturdays.They have GREAT deserts! candy and Ice cream…read more I get a Chocolate Mousse and it is delicious!THANKS! Pat Sanaghan

Charming store and lovely outdoor seating with a wonderful view of the stone church across the…read morestreet. However, all items ordered (cake, profiteroles and gelato) were overly sweet. Too bad.

We just celebrated our anniversary at The Snarky Tea House. (While I won't say how many years we've…read morebeen married, our anniversary happens to coincide with their 1-year anniversary.) Our afternoon tea was simply fantastic. It began with a genuine and welcoming arrival. The sandwiches were both inventive and delicious. Two different varieties of scones, which were a little dry, but that is the nature of scones; it just provides an excuse for more jam and lemon curd and clotted cream. The assortment of sweets was also exceptional. There was a PB&J macaroni, a cherry cheesecake kind of thing and a s'mores tartlet that was just epic. Perhaps the most interesting part of our adventure was the selection of teas. Even better is that you're not locked into a single choice. I had a tropical green tea with flavors of mango, papaya and pineapple. Then I tried the caramel chai. Both were fantastic, and I'm typically of the Ted Lasso perspective (tea is just hot brown water). We we definitely be returning. Alas, since it's an hour drive each way, it will only be a special occasion spot.

Very cute Alice in Wonderland themed tea house. Sandwiches were excellent and filling, scones were…read moredelicious and came with seemingly pretty authentic(?) clotted cream (thicker than most other places anyway) and jam. Black sesame pomegranate scone was especially good and a very unusual flavor, haven't seen either flavor in a scone before. The highlight of the dessert tray was the chocolate horchata cake, I liked it much more than I thought I would. The macarons seemed under baked as the middles were squishy and looked a bit gooey. They have a lot of choices for tea which you're allowed to swap out at any time. Each person gets their own pot which is nice. None of the teas were up my alley but I'm a pretty picky tea drinker. For most people their tea selection will likely be totally fine. Wait staff was very nice and accommodating and regularly came to check up if we wanted more/different teas, and explained how long to let it steep (they give you a little tea timer)

The waitress told me the butter was real. Turns out they use Sunglow butter. Which explains out to…read moremake more profit using the blend of contain vegetable oil blend (palm and palm kernel oil, soybean oil), skim milk, and unsalted butter (cream), along with natural flavors and preservatives. But thats every restaurant. So I should know better. When they tell it real, it's not. Don't fall for it. It's different taste good at all. No flavor. You can if you ask pay $2.00 for real syrup. Hopefully thats not a blend. The place nice. I had sheimo lite on the cheddar omelette (now I'm wondering if thhat the cheese owned by the pharmaceudical but for price you should use real butter but I eat rarely until real food can be served. .Pfizer does not own any cheese brands directly, but it developed a genetically engineered enzyme called fermentation-produced chymosin (FPC) that is used in about 90% of cheese produced in the U.S., which includes brands like Kraft, Sargento, and Tillamook. These brands use FPC in their cheese products, but they are not owned by Pfizer. Look that up. I head awhile ago cheese was a depop food.

This tidy restaurant is on a corner of a dainty PA town that was perfectly sized for a cup…read moreof coffee and breakfast. The tiny tots had a variety of items to choose from. We had a choice of omelettes as well as French Toast and we felt full but not stuffed. Service was prompt and I would recommend it highly.

We've lived in Doylestown for almost two years and haven't been to Nourish until today. Not sure…read morewhy we waited so long--we've missed so much! I had the falafel bowl and the RICOTTA & PISTACHIO CAKE. The cake was delicious: delicate and flavorful. I enjoyed the pistachio crumble as well. The falafel bowl was also very good. The falafel was very tasty and I thought well combined with the other flavors of the bowl. A hearty portion! What could be better? Weekend hours and hours later into the evening!

Fantastic little spot! I called ahead for pickup since I was using a gift card, and my order was…read moreright on time. I had one of the special drinks - watermelon and lime chiller - which was absolutely perfect for a hot summer day. I also had the fontina grilled cheese which was amazing. Very tiny inside so those of us picking up were a little squished, but otherwise flawless!