Staff was extremely friendly. Restaurant wasn't busy so it only took a quick minute for my item to…read morebe ready. Item arrived exactly as requested. Love the new building.

This place has been massively changed, remodeled, and downsized since I posted my original review,…read moreinside and out. Outside: the circular brick facade is gone and there is a nice covered outdoor seating area. Inside, Barnes and Noble is long gone and now it's just a standard rectangular single story space with limited seating much smaller than before, and not a great place to work. Just a long row of leather benches against the window-wall with tiny little circular tables in front of them, only two small square 2 person tables on the opposite wall. IOW, they just want you to pay for your drinks, slurp it down while perhaps gabbing with a friend or two, suffer the rather loud (70db?) canned cafe pop music soundtrack, and then GTFO, lol. But, it's still a Starbucks and the convenience of ordering online using the app so that your drink is sitting there ready for pickup when you come in, will keep me coming back whenever I'm in the area and need a bit of a caffeine boost. They still have the best/biggest hot green tea around---a bit overpriced of course but nice and strong and not a diabetic-sugar-explosion like most of their other drinks.

Didn't realize there was a yelp page for Ebar itself. Quick drink spot for us, nice little cafe bar…read moreright at the Nordstrom entrances. We grabbed a couple smoothies and they were both blended well, good flavor and not overly sweet. There were two staff members on shift, took our order and got our drinks in about 5 minutes. The smoothie was blended well, no chunks just light and smooth with real fruit flavor. Felt pretty "healthy" haha which is a good thing. Needed a pick me up booster after walking around Xmas shopping for a couple hours! The strawberry breeze and mango citrus, i actually liked the mango citrus more, overall flavor just balanced well and felt more refreshing. The strawberry freeze had a hint of something herbal-ish not sure what it was but im thinking mint or basil? Either way it was a good drink! Didn't try the food but happy with our drinks!

Every so often, I will grab a drink from Nordstrom's Ebar... always pretty decent…read more I enjoy getting their smoothies. My most recent visit, I ordered one mango citrus smoothie & one strawberry breeze. Made with real fruit & is tasty. A little bit pricey but most drinks are nowadays it seems. ($8-9/each for 16 oz) Staff is kind here. Located right outside of Nordstrom on the first floor.

Great place. Awesome coffee. Big comfortable seating area. Great food choices too . Cool buildingread more

Visited here on a Saturday around noon. Small parking lot, around 12 dedicated spaces so had to…read moredrive around the block and nabbed a space then. It was worth the effort. Delicious cappuccino and café con Leche paired well with the tasty house made chicken empanadas and blueberry scone. Great atmosphere too. It's located in an old mill building with a clear glass window view to the roasting area. It was definitely worth the excursion from my usual errands around Shoppers World. I highly recommend.

Terrific coffee (this was my first pour-over), friendly service and a nice spot to sit and enjoy…read moreour coffees. It was a gorgeous day so we were able to sit outside.

A small dirty chai and scone should not cost $17. Maybe rent at the Street in Chestnut Hill is…read morereally expensive or maybe they have to pay for the fancy pour over kettles they're using. The dirty chai was bitter tasting, and the scone was pretty standard. But unless you're going to drive up the road to Starbucks, there's not much else in the area.

Really good Coffee and wonderful Staff. We visited there several mornings during our weeklong stay.read more

Coffee is watery for a cafe/coffee house... (And I am a…read moreDunks drinker) Review is mostly based on coffee taste/lack of it. Cranberry muffin was pretty great.

I loved this cafe bc the waitstaff was very nice and friendly when serving and when I asked for…read morerecommendations on what to order. The drink was yummy and I could tell the whipped cream was homemade which totally elevated the coffee. The only thing I would say is the tables could have been a little cleaner.

Got a small cup of cinnamon and spice tea. I was served a flavorless cup of lukewarm water. Yes it…read morehad a teabag in it that eventually gave the water a very light brown tint, but never was there any flavor. I was with friends and didn't want to make a fuss so I didn't say anything. I was glad that we had someplace warm to sit and talk for an hour. It's pretty loud in there- likely in part due to the mostly flat minimalist furnishings that are not effective for absorbing sound. Didn't get any food but the pastries looked about as appetizer as gas station food.

Came in to get a latte and was fortunate to meet the barista Kam who helped me pick out which drink…read moreI wanted! Super helpful and kind I went with the new cinnamon bun flavor and really am enjoy it! Shoutout Kam for making my day brighter!

Great spot. Delicious matcha. Chill service, good seating. Really liked it here! No questions, just…read morego drink it, you'll see:)

AN ABSOLUTELY MUST DO! One of the Coolest Places You'll Ever Go to Get a Cup of Java! The Coolness…read moreFactor here is Off the Charts! IMPORTANT Please go to YouTube & Check out the old Fotomat Commercials before you come here so you will understand what this place is all about! 4 Stars for The Coffee & Baked Goods but 5 STARS for the Cool Retro Experience! This place is So Much Fun! Debbie's Drive Thru Coffee is in a Suburban Strip mall called Sudbury Crossing across from The Jewelry Exchange. It is located in the middle off a parking lot in Sudbury MA - less than an hour's drive from Boston. It is in an old converted Fotomat Booth that were hugely popular in the 60s & 70s. Debbie's has No Tables, No Chairs, No Booths, No Counters Inside nor Outside. It's a tiny little shack that is Drive Thru Only & offers several kinds of made from pastries & baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, hot dogs & several kinds of coffee & tea too. There are 2 open windows one on each side & there were 2 people in a pandemic with masks on dishing out food. You will be Amazed & are going to say - How the heck do they stick all that food & people working in there? There!s also a cash register, a Refrigerator & God only knows what else they've got stuck in this tiny shack? The only logical explanation on how they fit all this stuff in here & cook it too - they must have tiny elves working in there! That's It! LOL! You drive your car up, order, pay & pick up @ the same spot. They accept Cash & Credit Card, Our favorite of Everything we tried was The Jamaican Me Crazy Coffee. It's vanilla, caramel and Kahlua - Very Good. Do you get it- it's a play on words in other words You're Driving Me Crazy. They've got a good sense of Humor here too! LOL! Debbie's Coffee is different than other coffee shops. Their coffee is brewed which means the flavor is infused in the coffee beans when they are roasted. People who watch the Tiny Homes TV Show will go Wild in here! Also photographers, film people, Retro people & people who love visiting old Fotomat Booths will also Go Wild in here! A Little Bit of History Fotomat started in San Diego CA in the 1960s & was a film development company located in a shack in the middle of a Parking lot in a shopping center. Before Fotomat came along, there were no Cell phone cameras, so you took your pictures & dropped them off. It took more than a week to have your film developed. Fotomat came along & revolutionized the photography business by offering Next Day film development. Soon their business skyrocketed & there were more than 4000 Fotomats across the Nation coast to coast. Some of their commercials were very funny & can be seen on YouTube. Check them out! They even had big stars like Pam Dawber from Mork & Mindy with Robin Williams pitching their product. Their shacks had pyramid shaped gold colored roofs with blue lettering. Fotomat sold their own film & Kodak film also. Everyone in the 60s & 70s enjoyed going to Fotomat to get their pictures developed. In the 1980s mini labs revolutionized the film industry once again by offering 1 Hour lab development inside independent stores & chains like Walgreens & other Drug Stores. Soon Fotomat 1 Day Service was outdated with 1 hour service shops. Fotomat however hung on & was one of the first to introduce renting Hollywood movies. Yes before there was a Blockbuster there was a Fotomat. There would be no Netflix today without its founding father of video renting Fotomat. They also got into the transferring of home movies into video cassette market & digital media. But enter a new millennium & their competitors were doing a faster cheaper way of doing all of their services. Fotomat was sold to Konica & then to Viewpoint. They tried to hang in there by switching to an online business. In 2009 the lights finally went out on Fotomat. Some of the original booths were knocked down but others still remain today & have been converted into other small businesses.The memory of happy people getting their pictures back still remains in people's hearts. Debbies Drive Thru Coffee Shop has a rich History of the Fotomat story built right into its structure. Debby Johnston owner has been dishing out coffee, breakfast & treats both morning & afternoons since 2013 in this iconic structure. You've got to Check this place out! It's So Much Fun! And they are So Friendly! You'll leave with a Big Smile on your Face! We've come here several times! It used to be, you had to have Mega Bucks & be really Rich to have the Good Life, not anymore. The Game has changed. You've been Upgraded. Now You Can Live Like a King on a Limited Budget!

Got a drink, took one sip, and noticed something funky floating in my cup. Looked closer--boom,…read moreMOLD in the ice! Like, not a speck, but a full-on science experiment. I'm talking fuzzy green patches that looked like they were auditioning for a horror flick. I flagged down the server, who just shrugged and said, "Ice is ice, man." ICE IS ICE?! Bro, this wasn't ice, this was a biohazard! But it gets worse. About 20 minutes after choking down a few sips (mistake of the century), my stomach started rumbling like I'd just chugged the Joe Biden Special--a cocktail of 16 Ex-Lax, 12 Metamucil, and 10 Dulcolax blended with regret. I'm talking volcanic eruptions. I barely made it to the bathroom, which, by the way, looked like it hadn't been cleaned since the Reagan administration. I'm still recovering after 3 daya and I'm pretty sure my colon filed for divorce. Avoid this place unless you want your insides to stage a full-scale rebellion. Moldy ice and a staff that cares less than a DMV clerk.