I had a few hours to kill waiting for a family member at the hospital across the street. I just got…read morea hot coffee and a cinnamon roll, but both were pretty good! Staff was friendly and helpful. The environment was a nice place to get some work done as well. Not many outlets if you're camping out, but fine for a few hours. Good mix of professionals, families, and college kids flowing through.

the worst hot chocolate ever. not sure if it was even hot chocolate. Just because it's hot…read morechocolate and not some fancy coffee doesn't mean it can be horrible. Would like my $6 back.

I've been in a handful of times, and it's a charming spot right in town on the main street, with…read moresome outdoor and indoor seating, some pretty good coffee, and a chill vibe overall. Staff is very friendly and helpful, and they offer a discount on coffee if you bring your own mug, which I appreciate as well. They sell a bunch of pastries and such, but I haven't tried any of that, just there for the coffee, and I've usually gotten it to go. Great go-to local coffee shop for an extra boost here and there.

Truly some of the worst coffee I've had in awhile. I ordered a latte and you could barely taste the…read moreespresso. Very milk forward. Had to toss my coffee after a few sips.

New to the neighborhood and trying different small business coffee shops. This place has creative…read moredrink choices, but a bit pricier than nearby shops. $6 for a 16 oz latte. They also charge you extra if you order less ice/no ice, but don't tell you that anywhere on the menu or verbally when you order; you would only know if you're paying attention at the register. The latter reason is why I will not be returning. I don't need the extra milk to fill the cup, I just don't want watery latte when I am delivering a drink to a friend. But even if I wanted 2 oz of extra milk in lieu of ice, it surely should not cost ~$2.

Morning Talk Cafe is cute and quaint, with a little kitten kiss. The modern, relaxed decor gives…read moreyou a nice neighborhood feel. Subtle plant fixtures around the cafe, well-placed menus that are easy to read, and comfortable indoor and outdoor seating to enjoy your beverage and pastries. Morning Talk's beverage menu isn't your everyday average Joe kind of menu. Of course, they have coffee shop classics, but they also offer creative cafe drinks with an asian fusion. Today, I enjoyed trying the Black Tie (a Thai iced tea with a shot of espresso and my choice of coconut milk) and a delicious pumpkin spice crumble cookie. The drink and cookie were a great pair and perfect for a fall day. The owners (staff) are very welcoming and personable. They will cater to your taste buds and lead you to a destination of deliciousness. This cafe is LGBTQ+ friendly. If you're on Fayette St in Conshohocken, PA check out Morning Talk Cafe, you won't be disappointed!

This Dunkin location is a bit on the small side but everything is great. The food is good and…read moreprepared with care. We placed a large order ahead of time and obviously it needed some time for them to prepare. Lots of breakfast sandwiches (egg, sausage, and bacon ones), hash browns, donut holes, and coffee. The location had a great aesthetic. Modern but warm and inviting. All the other patrons were friendly and patient during the wait. There aren't many vegan options here - a couple bagels with avocado or plain/dry; and coffee - not much else.

God bless the employees here. This location is over 80 degrees inside all day long. The Dunkin…read morecorporate should be ashamed they're making the employees work in these conditions. All things considered the employees do a great job making all items correctly in a timely manner.

I mean there's nothing really wrong with the place. It's clean. Service was friendly…read more But the iced coffee... it was just flat out weak. Flat is the word for it.

Should've read Steve S's review before going. Nice little place but cold brew was totally weak and…read morehad a whole lot of grounds in it.

This cafe is located at Nordstrom's exit/entrance to the mall. The service is relatively friendly…read moreand quick. They serve Mighty Leaf Teas. There are tables with seating out in the mall area, if you don't take your beverages and snacks to go. It's a small space but it feels larger thanks to the mall outside the cafe. It's very convenient.

Coffee was not good. Clogged my throat as well as not liking the taste. Service was find. Cute…read morecoffee bar. But yuck.

When I moved out to West Norriton from Philly, I couldn't find a good coffee place. I was stuck…read morewith Dunkin and Starbucks. Until I discovered Valerio had a location out here. The staff is sweet, they're constantly complimenting my outfits and leaving nice notes on my drinks! The service is always great, even when it's hectic they're still on point. The coffee is phenomenal, along with the food! My go to spot and it should be yours too!

Pretty good, but very very sweet. Visiting friends in the neighborhood and stumbled across this…read more They have a lot of specialties which is fun but the Beach Bum and Shark Bait we tried were very sweet. The place has plenty of indoor and outdoor seating, as well as parking.

Immediate fail. If you offer a dish and don't have all of the components, then you need to tell the…read moreperson making the order. Then they can choose to order the dish lacking a key component or they can select something that can be prepared correctly. Sourdough with smoked salmon, tomatoes, cream cheese, red onion, and CAPERS is not the same dish without the salty briny capers. So, big fail. At almost $13 for a single slice of toast without the other items (and not enough smoked salmon to counteract the missing salty aspect) it's sad. On the upside, there were enough red onion chunks to have me breathing onions for several days. The specialty drink I ordered, which is a cold brew with an amaretto foam, was really good. It's a lot of ice and a medium sized drink, so you can gauge the value for the price. It wasn't cheap. I probably wouldn't do it again. But it did taste good. The environment is nice. Old train station, high ceilings, charming atmosphere. Old wood floors, old wood moldings, old ceiling. It does look like the windows have been replaced, but they kept the frames. The space has been upgraded while maintaining the charm. Kudos to the person who did it. Fun to see the trains speeding through the station. It's a great option for people waiting for trains or being picked up. One cold brew and one sourdough toast dish with a reasonable tip was over $21.

Imagine my surprise when I walked in expecting a station where I could purchase a regional rail…read moreticket. Well, it has been several years since I've taken what used to be the R5 into the city, and Wayne was usually one of the stops I departed from. However, the girls working were very sweet and helpful when I told them how long it's been, and they proceeded to let me know I could buy a ticket on the ride into town. Oh as for the actual cafe, they had a lot of good looking treats (especially a chocolate chip muffin) but I did hold back and went with a smaller hot cocoa with oat milk. This was less than $5 (still getting adjusted to reasonable prices outside of my current city), and it was very good! Seating was throughout the narrow space, from tables and chairs to an old-school station bench which I took advantage of while I savored my beverage. There was also a separate restroom for men and women. From the barren station it was, someone really took this space and gave it new life. I imagine it's packed during the early weekday commute, but when I visited, it was almost peaceful with just a handful of people. Looks as though they haven't been open for very long, so I wish them success and look forward to the next time I can come by again while in town (and waiting for what I still call the R5).