A cute little cafe. We came here on the way through because the reviews were so good…read more The people working were friendly. A couple of issues to get out of the way. The drip coffee that was served to my husband was cold. They had to make some fresh which took quite a while. He got it after we were finished eating. Our breakfast sandwiches had the proteins mixed up. We easily took them off and switched. The breakfast sandwiches were decent. I wouldn't pay $10 for them again though. The crullers were amazing. The pecan latte was yummy and not too sweet.

I was in the area for a massage over at Integrated Massage & Wellness, and while I was turning…read morearound, I spotted Stella's! I'd heard of them since I love their sister restaurant, Lil's, but didn't realize this is where they were located. I'm so glad I stopped in because I'd been craving a cruller lately. The wifi is fast, the frittata was delicious, the honey lavender matcha latte wasn't too sweet, and of course the crullers hit the spot. I got oat milk in my latte so there was an extra charge for that (just a heads up). Parking is free and plentiful, it's cute inside with great music, they have outside seating for nice days, and there's also an event room on the side (wish I knew this when planning my baby shower!)

I was gifted a batch of their cold brew and I must say, it is definitely worth it. It will…read moreabsolutely kick you into high gear if you need the pick me up. But drink it slowly. It's pretty strong, without the bitter taste. Look forward to trying some of their hot brews.

From the owner: Blackcat Provisions is a mobile coffee shop bringing the community together through the love of…read morecoffee A service-connected, Veteran owned, recovery friendly small business

This a a cafe that also has a boutique with food, chocolate, and flowers from local businesses…read more Ordered a regular latte and a "Fall in love cider" with iced apple cider, Carmel and whipped cream . Latte was smooth and creamy and my husband remarked several times that the apple cider was delicious Also got an apple cider donut , strawberry pop tart and a charcuterie box. Wasn't a fan of the donut- it was extremely dense. The pop tart was wonderful once warmed up. Definitely be back.

Their lattes and matcha are the best around by a very wide margin and our favorite snacks here are…read morethe vegan sausage rolls and the vegan biscoff cheesecake. The folks who own this place clearly care about their community and being a place that welcomes everyone. Incredible drinks, amazing locally made food, small local artisan shop, and absolutely wonderful staff!! This is our favorite stop on our way into town on the weekends

The staff always serves you with a smile, and absolutely everything I've eaten there has been…read moredelicious. I ordered a birthday cake for my child's 16th birthday, and it was amazing.

One bad apple? I'm a…read moreretired professor and former minister. Until this afternoon, I had enjoyed the food, drinks, and experience, and had recommended the place to many. No longer. After 4 years of engaging with great staff and customers at the place, an unfamiliar female staff member, presumably management, approached me with the following abrupt, unprecedented demand: "You've been here three or four hours. Don't do that." I had arrived at 11 am, and it was just before 1 pm when she approached me during my Zoom call. Two hours. Quite the rude surprise. The rest of the staff have been so kind and, for four years, have never complained about my patronage, even when I stay for a couple of hours chatting with locals or working on my computer. Let me offer the following admonition: If you're going to play Christian music, act like a Christian. If you're going to run a business, exhibit a modicum of consumer relations acumen. Don't spring arbitrary time limits out of the blue. Post a notice if you'd like, but rudely approaching customers you've never spoken to previously with unprecedented demands is not the way to elevate your reputation But perhaps this is just one mendacious bad apple, oblivious to the importance of civil discourse. If so, it may be time for the place to make some staff changes. -- A little leaven...

Tucked down a cobblestone alley in downtown Portsmouth, Elephantine Bakery opened in 2018 as a…read moreEuropean-inspired café after co-owner Sherif Farag trained in Paris. Even its name has a connection to Egypt, referencing Elephantine Island and an ancient bakery discovered there. The café is tiny and popular, so expect a crowd and consider taking your order to go if you can't snag one of the few indoor or patio tables. I ordered the ham and cheese baguette, which was phenomenal, but they're especially known for their handcrafted pastries, breads and coffee.

Took a few bites of the cinnamon roll before heating it up and wasn't impressed, but once I nuked…read moreit for 25 seconds, the desert became more impressionable. A firm roll that would cut with minimal effort with a knfie. The icing was a little tart for my preference. Croissant was flakey but lacked butter. Madelline was soft and spongey, as expected. Bottom Line: glad I tried

On my way out of town decided to stop into this little shop right at opening. I knew it would be…read moregood based on how many people were already getting food and drinks. They have such cute names for specialty drinks that I was having trouble choosing. I settled on a classic honeybee latte (honey and vanilla) which was the perfect combination of both. I tried the chopped Italian cream cheese which was unique but I really liked the depth. The service was super great and the library feel made it a nice place to sit down. Prices are great as well and hope to go back soon !

Excellent coffee and old-school ambiance. There is a long line here on weekend mornings. I could do…read morewithout the political signs on the door. Unfortunately, decent coffee and leftist politics seem to run together these days. A coffee shop should be a hospitable place. Instead of telling us who isn't allowed inside, why not state something positive you represent? Eg "we support immigrants". Nearly all of the customers are white anyway, so it looks like a transparent marketing ploy, and is poor business practice.

One of the best kept secrets and no secret why is even suns is so good. Always fresh good people…read moreand welcoming.

A good spot for a quick breakfast - we came by here a couple of times during our visit and enjoyed…read moreour meals. The coffee was good, but not as amazing as the locals hyped it up to be. With all of the good breakfast options in town, I honestly probably would not come back here again.

What a fantastic surprise! The Inkwell is located across from the public lot, through a door and at…read morethe end of a short hallway. The best part is that once you get your order, there's a deck! I ordered the hot Golden Milk, and was really pleased. The shop itself is fresh, clean and with plenty of seating (and outlets)! Looking forward to my next visit!

This spot is in the renovated IOKA and is absolutely adorable! I love how they have an outdoor…read moreseating area that overlooks the river. It's genuinely super cute. And they have free wifi which is great for working remotely. I also would love to say the service is fantastic. I don't know the name of the girl who served us but she was so friendly. And the drinks came out super fast! We got one of the energy drinks and a mocha. The energy drink was really good (very similar to a Rush at aroma joes!) and my dad enjoyed the mocha. But here is my only complaint.... The scones are not great. I think it is nice that they have a wide variety of pastries. But the scone (blueberry white chocolate) was both super dry and overly sweet. I couldn't even finish it. It was honestly reminiscent of crumbl cookies. So if you like sickeningly sweet scones (like the cookies at Crumbl!), then this would be great. I've had scones like this where it is balanced, but I fear this was too much and I probably won't get a scone here the next time I come. Otherwise, this spot is really cute and I highly recommend checking it out!

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!

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!