If you're looking for a coffee shop that feels warm, intentional, and genuinely welcoming, Ebru…read moreCoffee is truly a gem. The staff is incredibly friendly and takes the time to actually get to know their customers, which makes every visit feel personal and inviting. The food is AMAZING, the drinks are thoughtfully curated, and everything is honestly worth every dollar. I'm not even a coffee drinker normally, yet somehow I always find myself ordering a latte here because they're just that good. And the matcha? Some of the best I've ever had. I've tried matcha several times in the past and honestly never enjoyed it... until I tried the Strawberry Matcha Dalgona. That drink completely changed my opinion on matcha. It's smooth, flavorful, perfectly balanced, and absolutely worth every dime. Also, the Tuscany Melt is hands down one of my favorite sandwiches. So yummy, perfectly made, and seriously delicious every single time. Great prices, amazing quality, wonderful people, and a cozy atmosphere that keeps you coming back. Highly recommend!

Super busy shop. Coffee was ok…read more Service was slow. Ambiance was ok. It was a nice experience for a one time go.

The food, coffee and atmosphere were all great. The woman who helped us with our order was kind and…read moreprofessional. We just loved finding a place that was different from the chain coffeeshops. We were only sorry that it wasn't warmer; they have outdoor seating for the weather weather! Highly recommended.

This is the second time I visited this location. I recall the first being not stellar, but wanted…read moreto give it another chance, especially since I LOVE the Collegeville location. Unfortunately, the coffee was undrinkable. It's almost like the machine that was used needed a cleaning with how terrible the taste was. My husband got a cappuccino and he thought I got him the wrong drink. It has an aftertaste that lingered for minutes. My latte was poorly flavored and the same espresso that made his cappuccino undrinkable, overpowered my drink. I don't write poor reviews often, but neither of us could stomach more than a few sips. With that said, we were frequent visitors of the Collegeville location before we moved and would recommend that location with five stars.

If it is possible to get better they did! They now have a delish Harry Potter drink menu in…read moreaddition to the regular menu. I had an amazing hot butterbeer latte. And today I tried a sourdough English muffin breakfast sandwich with egg, cheddar cheese and sausage and it was to die for. The staff was super upbeat and happy!

-3/5 Half-blood prince (strawberry matcha with vanilla cold foam and cinnamon)- decent matcha…read morequality, but strawberry flavor is very mild (just flavored with syrup, no real strawberries). Couldn't taste the cinnamon either -5/5 Interior is beautiful and aesthetic -5/5 Friendly staff and great selection of seasonal drinks!

Amazing baked goods and cakes - huge selection - we will be back a lot!!!…read more If you go and park at the lower lot, make sure you park in the center row or you will probably get towed We were there about 10 minutes and saw the tow truck come around twice and pick someone up that parked for only a couple minutes

Great bakery with a wide selection of sweet and savory options. The staff is super friendly and…read morehelpful, and the overall vibe makes it a fun stop. I'd recommend going in the morning when everything is fresh -- it really makes a difference, especially since some cupcakes and donuts can get a bit hard if they sit out too long. The cheesecake was more cake-like than traditional cheesecake, but still very tasty. I'd definitely go back!

Amazing place for breakfast! The staff was welcoming and the food was delicious. Highly…read morerecommend!!!!

So I am always on the hunt for a good bakery with good bread. Based on the pictures and some…read morereviews, I headed here early on Sunday morning. I think they have made some marked changes from the early days. The display case of baked items is small and gets replenished. I only saw one loaf of features bread which appeared to be selling by the slice. There were two people behind the counter with one barista and one person taking orders and replenishing the baked goods. There was one person ahead of me who ordered several things but they did not start making the coffee until the items were all paid for and a paper ticket produced. Needless to say, it took 10 minutes to get a coffee made and leave and that's with it not being busy. The cakes looked ok, but not as appealing as some of the picture. Parking is a hassle. All street parking in downtown Phoenixville. Not worth the hassle. Ok for coffee if I'm walking the town anyway and not in a hurry

Seriously very bad experience today. I ordered matcha and it has no quality. I had better matcha…read moreeven from Dunkin. This one was something like green water. The staff is not nice and attentive either. Will not get any drink again. The location is only 5 stars because it is inside the great mall.

My first time trying Gregory's Coffee at KOP mall and I went twice! I tried the Fall Oat Milk and…read morePeach Yuzu Macha. Both were very good but the Peach and Yuzu Macha is something else! So good!

I placed my order on line. Drove to get the food. A sign on the door says "on break" from 3 to 5…read more WTF?

Wow, such an inconspicuous space, easy to miss since it's located on the ground floor of an…read moreapartment complex. We went in without knowing what to expect, but the service and the excellent food spoke for itself! Being a lover of Indian food, I've tried countless places over the years--but this one truly stands out. Every dish we ordered was packed with authentic flavor, clearly made with fresh ingredients and a lot of care. The spices were perfectly balanced--fragrant without being overpowering--and the heat level was just right. The staff were incredibly warm and attentive without being intrusive, and they gladly offered recommendations based on our preferences. The ambiance may be simple, but it creates a cozy, welcoming vibe that makes you want to linger over your meal. Highlights for us included the kasha I chicken (forgot the exact name) which was rich and creamy with just the right tang, and the tandoori platter, which was smoky, tender, and perfectly charred. This place is a hidden gem and a must-visit for anyone craving honest, delicious Indian cuisine. We'll definitely be back--and next time, we're bringing friends.

Their flavored coffees are amazing. Both cold and hot. The food is very good as well. They're open…read morefor breakfast and lunch. Only thing I wish they offered would be soup. But I do recommend Valerios!!

I stopped in yesterday morning for a latte and a BEC breakfast sandwich. The sandwich was delicious…read moreand the latte was pretty good, but a little watery. The bathroom was very clean and the staff was nice albeit a little tired on an early Sunday morning. I would come back if I was ever nearby since the pastries also looked very good.

This is for the 2016 Coffee and Tea Festival…read more I had been wanting to go to this festival for many years, but since I lived in Florida it was highly impractical. A few years later, I ended up with a flight voucher that had to be used and a weekend free.. so I figured why not get a cheap ticket to Philly and make a weekend trip out of it? The festival ended up being a blast! Since it was by the Valley Forge area and not exactly in downtown Philly, hotels were more reasonable and parking was much less of a hassle. I definitely got a few looks when I told people I was from Florida. There weren't too many out of towners. They call it coffee and tea, but it's really mainly tea (which is good for me). The ticket price is cheap and you can get some discounts on tea if you buy it. Or if you want you can just get enough samples to take home. Plus they have both free and paid classes you can take as well. I greatly enjoyed my time here and would recommend it to any tea lover. I'd be hesitant to recommend it to a coffee lover. My advice is check the vendor list before you go. And make sure you sign up for their newsletter as they frequently give discounts on tickets! Also, I attended both the NYC and Philly one. NYC had more vendors and more variety but was definitely more crowded and in a less-tourist friendly area. Because of that, if you're coming from out of town and deciding between the two, I'd recommend Philly.

This was like one big epic tea party. There was a wide array of vendors, providing samples of…read morecoffee, tea, donuts, cakes, chocolates, and in one case, even sweet Italian sausage. The staffers of the event were welcoming and friendly, and it did not take long at all to get through registration. The festival very graciously sponsored a Yelp Ticket give-away, which is how I got my pair of complimentary tickets to the event. Apparently, there were gift bags available for early birds. I didn't end up getting one, which is too bad because I would have loved to describe it as part of this review. I did talk to two attendees who had gotten the gift bags, and they were very happy with them. It seemed like if you got there early enough to get the gift bag, then the $20 entry fee would be a pretty good deal, when you combine the gift bag with the event itself. Even more so if you take advantage of the free seminars offered. The exhibition floor was a nice, clean space, with wide aisles. Each vendor had enough room to display their wares attractively, with there still being enough space for folks to crowd around, take a look at the items being promoted, and taste samples. The space was big enough to comfortably accommodate the number of attendees, yet it was not so big as to be overwhelming. To a person, the vendors were friendly, engaging, and knowledgeable. And I tasted some really delicious things, including some I had never dreamed of (Chocolate Balsamic Vinegar, I am talking to you, babe!). The 2nd Annual Coffee and Tea Festival was held at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA. Parking is a little tough there, and the traffic headed west from Philly out to Oaks is almost always horrendous, so leave an hour earlier than you think you need to, especially if you want to snag one of those elusive gift bags!

I know Peter a little bit from his days at the ever excellent Soltane. Had been working hard to get…read moreback to see him again and did a little investigative reporter work to find he was at this new location. Which was very, very very hard to find. And once we found the location, was even more of a rabbits warren experience to find the actual coffee shop. So you might have to work a little harder to pinpoint the location. Peter has great barista skills. I hope seating gets better and more comfortable. And a big selection of yummies. The location is very interesting with theater and other indie type creative ventures going on.

What a treat!!! Everything I got here was fabulous, the apple galette was baked perfectly. And the…read morecroissant was sooooo flaky and buttery. Scone and babka were dense but incredibly soft! Couldn't even pick my favorite cookie. The red velvet rocky road was a gamechanger. Everything tasted super fresh. Awesome pastries if you get a chance to try anything!!!