Finding a coffee spot in the Berwick area and this place looked so promising from the rave reviews…read moreand the speciality lattes. Located in the same area as the butcher shop/deli. Stepping inside the owner greeted us right away and we had a fantastic conversation starting due to my sweatshirt of First Mile Brewing in Fort Kent. Her husband was from that area and she lived there for a while. Very welcoming and friendly and answered our questions about the best lattes they had. We ended up deciding on getting the blueberry muffin latte and banana bread latte. After ordering we watched the drinks be made and I think the key to how delicious they were was from the flavored milks she used. Both drinks packed such a big amount of flavor. While this cannot be a daily coffee shop for us due to distance but I want to return here to have the same drink again or try something new! By far a new favorite coffee shop for us! We already had breakfast but they do have some food offerings, maybe next visit we can try them, but the drinks are worth the trip! Such a friendly and welcoming owner using high quality and local ingredients like the flavored milk. If you love speciality lattes this is a must try!

Great coffee shop with fantastic service. Menu is diverse and features local products…read more Dubai chocolate matcha, blueberry muffin latte, sparkling espresso - it's all fantastic!

we've been ordering our coffee from them for years. We went out to dinner at a restaurant in…read morePortsmouth New Hampshire and had the best coffee we've ever tried and found out that it was made by these wonderful two ladies. Since then we've never bought coffee anywhere else.

Decent coffee at reasonable prices and conveniently ground while you wait. The political stickers…read moreadorning the place, including right on the front door, are a minor annoyance and typical of "progressive" business ownership. A prominently displayed one I just noticed cleverly accuses President Trump of bigotry. We've been getting our coffee there for well over a year but no more, and will not recommend. Apparently business is so good they can afford to insult half their customer base.

The coffee is delicious and they are one of the only places around that offer roasted coffee…read moreflavors. I would go there every day for my coffee if they weren't randomly closed all the time. They are inconsistent and often times I will drive up during normal business hours and they won't be open.

My favorite morning stop before work - sometimes when I pull in they already know & have my order…read moreready, Always super pleasant and friendly and they have lots is yummy flavors to choose from!

The staff talk badly about customers in front of other customers...? Calling customers bitches,…read moreespecially a male employee, really bothered me as a woman. As someone who works in service: humble yourself, please. I enjoy the coffee, but I won't be purchasing anymore.

This was the place to be in the early 2000s. Now it's dark and filthy. When I'd last stopped there…read morein September, instead of leaving a review, I mentioned to someone who appeared to be the owner that the place looked like it needed a little love. Now in late January, there are still fall leaves on the floor, which clearly hasn't been swept or mopped in months, if not years. Crumbs everywhere. The sprinkler above the service area appears rusted and out of code. Many of the coffee beans are out, and the baked goods don't look fresh. In the filthy bathroom there's an open bag of Charmin in the middle of the floor, where someone couldn't even be bothered to remove the toilet paper rolls and stock them. My Macchiato was mostly fine, though the beans tasted a little old, and it had no kick (I'm pretty sensitive to caffeine, and that's why I went there). Something is very wrong. I'm surprised health inspectors haven't shut it down yet. There is competition in town, and this place needs a serious reboot to stay in business.

Needed a delicious latte, did not disappoint! Sunday morning, line out the door but it moved…read morequickly. Lots of Turkish trinkets, handmade items to peruse while you are on line. $5 latte, quick and efficient service, (the staff was working hard and you could tell they knew what they were doing), I'd go back in a heartbeat!

Caffe Kilim is my favorite cafe for drinks in all of Portsmouth! All the coffee I've gotten here…read morehas been delicious and they always have super creative specials. I absolutely love their drinks with marshmallow fluff in them - the fluff melts into the drink and makes the whole thing so delicious. The cafe is in two parts - when you enter, there is a counter to order at and various store items available for purchase. After ordering and receiving your drink, you can go through a narrow hallway to a larger seating area. There is a good amount of seating, but it can sometimes get busy. I have worked from this cafe before and I'd say it may be better to work alone than work with friends if you're going here since some of the tables are a little small and will be tight with two laptops. Service is very quick and the workers are very friendly. The drink pickup can be a little awkward since you pickup where you ordered and sometimes there's a line of people you have to sort of go through but I've never found it to be too much of a problem.

LOVE the new location! It's super nice inside, has a good amount of seating, and a beautiful patio…read moreout back. My partner and I came here to work for the morning and it's relatively quiet. We both tried fall specials - maple chaider for me and a pumpkin spice latte for him. The maple chaider was out of this world, so many times cafes have maple drinks that don't really taste like maple, but this one absolutely does. I also got a cinnamon role which was delicious as well. Would definitely recommend as a working spot during the less busy months in Portsmouth and also recommend the espresso martinis at night!

Came by before heading out of Portsmouth back to Boston. They have 12 flavors of espresso martinis…read morewhich is what drew me in. I tried the one with hazelnut and overall it was nice and foamy and I was able to taste all the flavors. This espresso martini wasn't the strongest in terms of alcohol content so overall it was a pretty sweet and smooth drink.

This is a Kittery gem for coffees and smoothies, pastries and hot sandwiches tucked away on a…read morecorner street with plenty of inside and outside seating. There's parking on the street or in the municipal lot next to the store. It's all counter service and there are plenty of staff to make sure your wait time is reasonable. Their southwest breakfast burrito is delish with chipotle sauce on the side. They have an espresso machine too. Need a well made pastry or breakfast sandwich? Look no further if you're in the area. Enjoy

Charming cafe with good coffee and lots of goodies! I popped in for a quick hit of caffeine and to…read moretake a call (I know, I know), and really enjoyed the vibe here. The place does fill up quickly though, be warned that the line can get long during busy stretches. Caffeine aside, the desserts looked incredible, I'm definitely going to come back to try a few before I leave Kittery.

Of course we had to stop for a blueberry muffin in Maine! Mornings in Paris was cute and has…read moreseating inside and outside- the cashier we had was a bit rude, but other than that it was fine. Cashless as well.

We passed this cafe while on our way to Kennebunkport downtown and had to stop. The outside of the…read morecafe is sooo cute and there is lots of outdoor seating. I'd love to return on a nice day with my book. The inside of the cafe is similarly adorable and they have a wide range of dessert offerings. We had a hard time choosing two drinks from the huge menu, and eventually settled on a Campfire Cold Brew and Banana Bread Chai. The server was incredibly helpful in helping me figure out what I wanted, as I was trying to avoid caffeine. The Banana Bread Chai was very delicious, although it could have been a bit thicker and could've used a little more banana flavoring. I'm comparing it to the Starbucks banana bread latte, which I actually prefer, although I'm not a huge Starbucks fan. The Campfire Cold Brew was tasty and had lots of chocolate syrup, but the coffee also tasted a little bitter and watery.