This was a very pleasant experience. My top-tier chum and I stopped by this past Sunday afternoon…read morefor a little pick-me-up and a palate cleanser after a mediocre lunch down the street. I was a little startled when I walked in; it almost felt like a warehouse or something - there is a TON of empty, unutilized space in Pennyrose and despite music playing in the background, it's almost too quiet. There's a few upholstered pink chairs throughout the establishment, but mostly it's just square footage to roam around in. Not much of a ding if at all, but they definitely could use a little more furniture in here to make it more comfortable. Easy problem to fix - just hit up a few estate sales and you're golden. My chum (this is what chums are for) noticed that they had rose flavoring, which is my absolute favorite; why lavender is getting so much traction in the floral genre is beyond me. I ordered a rose latte with skim, and it was very tasty. The barista told me because it was a hot latte that it had to be a size large (not clear why) but perfectly fine by me on a nippy, overcast November afternoon straight out of Folklore. Perfect amount of rose without being overwhelming and really hit the spot. I also grabbed an intriguing looking blueberry lemon iced scone. Also really good though one corner of the scone had too many blueberries so I avoided that, but that's a total palate preference on my end. Would absolutely gnaw on that again. The service was excellent. Beyond receiving pretty much a dictionary definition perfect latte, the barista just let us hang out by the front window for a few hours people watching. Coffee houses SHOULD be communal spaces to just chill out in for a while, so if it had been an issue that's end game for me, but we both felt very welcomed and easily could have lingered for a while more but SOMEone (cough cough chum cough cough) needed to buy soy candles in Lafayette or something. So it goes. Just a little more interior decorating, and I think you really have something here.

I was excited to try a new coffee place but this was not up to my standards…read more The initial vibe is cute with some couches and comfy chairs but it feels empty and without character. The French Toast latte was yummy even though they ran out of whipped cream. The carrot cake scone was pretty good, but they are refrigerated, so maybe ask for it to be heated up a bit to take the chill out. Hubby said the cappuccino was ok. I think what troubled me was the employee's indifference to our being there. We wiped down our own table because they all needed a cleaning. Then they said they needed to replace the napkins, they did but couldn't be bothered with bring us a couple. They were carrying in stock items and my husband held the door for them but they were like don't worry about it. We can just push the door ourselves.

I was from out of town and pulled in to get fuel. I was greeted by Stephen who pumped my fuel for…read moreme. It's a right to work state I think or Quick Chek does this. I am disabled so I asked Stephen if he could run in and grab me a bag of ice. He was happy to. Nice staff. Good job Stephen!

The workers here are not very nice, mostly the lady thats always at the register. Today I go in…read morethere to get some stuff and noticed one of the workers out in front of the store smoking so I assumed she was on a break. I ordered something from the deli, and was waiting and waiting, so I was just about to say something and I see the woman that was outside smoking (not on a break) come in and go to the deli section where she proceeds to make my order, that's fine butSHE DIDNT EVEN WASH HER HANDS after coming in from smoking!! Im sorry but that is disgusting!! I will be calling corporate on Donna who doesn't feel it's necessary to wash her hands after coming in from outside...........and during a PANDEMIC!!

Best salad ever! The woman serving us was the sweetest person. This photo from the bathroom mirror…read morereflects the ambiance.

Cafe Serendipity is conveniently located near Lowes in Newton, where there is a dearth of food…read moreoptions outside McDonalds and Burger King. It's a clean, open space with a decent amount of seating. The temperature is usually on the colder side, and I wouldn't say it is overly cozy. I've ordered here with some frequency over the last few years, usually when I am out running errands. I'd say the food quality is mediocre, and the prices have ballooned to levels I would say are prohibitive to the average consumer based on the amount of food you're getting. I ordered a grilled chicken wrap with mozzarella, balsamic, roasted red peppers, etc. the other day and was surprised that it was $17. For a smallish wrap, it's really too costly. The cafe throws in a bag of chips, but I've never asked for one. You can get a very similar (larger) sandwich at A&G Pizza in Branchville for $4 less. I'm not sure why the consumer would want to pay 30% more for less quality, outside of the fact that there are no other cafes or delis in the immediate area. The Hampton Diner, which is notorious for being expensive (but good quality) has a similar wrap called the California which is also somewhat expensive at $15, so I'd guess that's what Serendipity is basing its prices on. I realize all food prices are inflated right now, but Serendipity should be charging $12 max for its wraps, and based on the size, they're not far off what you're getting from Quick Check at half the price. At the cafeteria near my job, it's $8 for a wrap. I'll still check in from time to time at this cafe, but the prices are pushing me away.

Absolutely love it here! It's about an hour away from us but we love taking the drive. Came in on…read moreValentine's Day and got the peanut mocha latte (so good), some focaccia with brie and fig jam.. amazeeeee. My cinnamon bun tasted a little overdone honestly but I will just tell myself that was a fluke. My husband loved his blackberry vanilla scone too! Well be back as always

I've left a 5 star review for Windy Brow's coffee and farm store, but would like to leave another 5…read morestar for their wood fired pizza and ice cream!!!! It was such a beautiful night, my parents and I came and we each got our own pizza. Pizza came out in maybe 15 minutes, we sat and waited and just chilled. It was a beautiful night. I am so appreciative that Windy Brow has a vegan cheese option, so I could be included! I got the Margherita pizza and subbed vegan cheese. The crust and dough were incredible - so fluffy, perfectly crispy, amazing thick crust. The vegan cheese was also great, and the sauce too. Just a perfect pizza. My dad got a regular Margherita and loved it, and my mom got the fungi pizza with mushrooms and was raving about it. My boyfriend got the pig and fig and (of course) loved it as well. We all raved to each other about how amazing everything was. For a farm to do something like this when they don't need to, shows that they love what they do! You can really feel the love in the pizza. We then got ice cream after since the ice cream stand was still open. I got the vegan dark chocolate sea salt (literally incredible, perfect consistency, I love hard ice cream so this was amazing), my boyfriend got Madagascar vanilla and said it was a perfect classic vanilla, my dad said the cherry vanilla was the best he's ever had, and my mom who doesn't love ice cream got the lemon blueberry butter cake and was raving about it. Phenomenal job!!!!! So appreciative to live near a spot like this. Blessings!

Terrible drive-through service with just ok food The man…read moreworking, the drive-through should not be working in customer service Extremely rude and did not give me the correct change when I mentioned it he acted like I was crazy

So disappointed... used to have very good iced and hot lattes but recently does not taste like…read morethey're made with fresh espresso any more ... very watered down!

I love sweets and couldn't wait to try this new cookie spot! When I arrived I seen there was a walk…read moreup and drive thru. No inside seating. I ordered: Chocolate Covered Strawberry Latte Blondi Rocky Road Smores M&M Cookie Peanut Butter Cup I loved it all! My favorite definitely was the blondie brownie! It was a sweet treat for sure! I had a really good experience!

Sussex County's sweetest new addition!…read more Davis Cookie Co is hands down the hottest new sweet treat spot in Sussex County. This is a family owned drive-through cookie heaven -- you can roll right up and grab fresh-baked cookies, decadent brownies, refreshing lemonade, creamy ice cream, and amazing lattes. One of the most unique things I tried was their iced coffee served in an actual ice cream cone -- so fun and so delicious! They also have a walk-up window and a super cute outdoor seating area where you can hang out, play games, and even catch a movie night on their projection screen. It's such a great family-friendly environment, but it would also make a cute, casual spot for a first date or just getting to know someone. Everything is baked fresh daily, and they even ship nationwide so you can send care packages to friends and family (or yourself -- no judgment!). I absolutely loved my experience here and can't wait to go back. If you have a sweet tooth, this is a must-visit!

The food is always so delicious and such a large variety of homemade dishes. For a senior citizen…read morelike myself it's the perfect place to shop.

For starters you have deli employees eating macaroni and cheese straight out of the hot case with a…read moreplastic spoon like its there personal dish (Disgusting). I went in for an Italian sub and had one made fresh at the deli with pepperoni on it. He handed me the sub with a price tag of $15.99. The subs in the grab and go are $8.99. (I planned on taking one of each) When I questioned it I was told the same length of bread was twice the size. The subs are the same size and wheight. (I held them side by side they were the sam) I asked for a manager or owner and was treated like it was an inconvenience. The owner was outside at the loading dock, I had to go outside to talk to him (he couldn't be bothered to come in to talk to me) who acted as I was below him and disturbing his conversation. When I questioned the subs was told they are twice the size as grab and go and price is non negotiable at which point he walked away and back to his conversation with the delivery guy. I watched the sub get made 3 slice provolone 4 slice ham 4 slice of salami and at my request maybe 4 slice pepperoni. Maybe 8oz of product total. NOT TWICE THE SIZE... STAY AWAY UNLESS YOU LIKE TO OVER PAY OR BE LOOKED AND TALKED DOWN TO AS IF YOU ARE NOBODY.... I have been in the culinary business and world my whole life I have a degree... This guy needs to get a tape measure and learn how to scale food properly. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS ESTABLISHMENT NOR WILL I EVER PURCHASE FROM THEM AGAIN. JUST RUDE AND DEMEANING..

I asked the server if they could substitute the chicken in their Drunken Parm with eggplant and…read morethey were nice enough to do so. They used sesame sub instead of what you traditionally get from a parm and what I found most surprising was adding provolone to the sub and shredding mozzarella.

I've never gotten out of here with lunch in under 13 minutes. Once I waited 17 minutes, and a…read morecoworker recently waited more than 20 minutes. Right across the street from Thorlabs' world headquarters, occupying a space once held by the beloved Town and Country deli, Hugo DeLuca's has a built-in audience just south of Spring Street, close to the MVC. But service is so slow. They appear to pre-prepare almost no ingredients for the lunch rush, and on my most recent visit, the guy working the flattop blissfully ignored the two waiting orders in favor of chatting up his buddy. After all that wait, the food is just so basic. My grilled chicken wrap wasn't tightly packed, and had no greens or other textural contrast. My friend said the roasted veggie sandwich wasn't worth it, either. She spoke more favorably of the crispy eggplant sub on a different visit. Some locally owned places can be better than chain restaurants, but in my experience, this isn't one of them.

Green Life is the best grocer in the area. With the friendly service and the small town family…read morefeels, this store shines. In traditional grocery stores, 97% of the products are genetically modified or filled with chemicals or preservatives. Green Life gives our area the hope it needs to have an option for those who care about what they put in their bodies. If you think it's too expensive, try paying for healthcare. We love you guys!

This place is gem. A very wide variety of high quality vitamins available. Join their discount plan…read moreto save on pricing. Sure beats the supermarkets big time. Worth your time if you need a healthier lifestyle.