i'm happy with the service, so good. i ordered an iced cold brew with banana and white chocolate…read moreflavoring and oat milk for the dairy. bomb and they're kind and a vibe.

We took two sips of our lattes, put them in the garbage, and went across the street to Wawa. A Wawa…read morecoffee tasted like a 10/10 compared to the burnt bitter and sour espresso they put in our lattes. The barista was nice, quick, and clean. It is to no fault of hers that the product was horrible. The menu is scattered, confusing and overwhelming. The grinders need cleaned ASAP. The shop itself feels warm, clean, and cozy, but the coffee situation is just plain bad. I guess if you get tons of syrup you can't taste it.

Went to find another cafe option on McGuire and couldn't find it. Called and the number is to the…read moremain exchange- they didn't know what I was talking about. Must have closed.

This latest location just recently opened up, and it is NOT getting the business it deserves. There…read moresadly isn't really a way to advertise that OneCupJoe has a new location here to the military population unless it's via word of mouth. Hopefully this will be rectified soon, as this type of business is a boon for coffee lovers. I stopped in by chance when I recently had business on base, and I was as giddy as a kid in a candy store with a free pass. I'm a coffee lover, and also have a Keurig which I love. I like trying new coffees, and hadn't heard/seen many of the brands and flavors they carried here. I purchased a dozen for myself as well as a gift certificate for a friend. You get 24 K-Cups for $14.99, which is a lot better deal than through many coffee clubs as you usually get a 18 count box for the same price. Their flyer shows the cost as $12.99 for their other locations, but this may be due to the fact that the base doesn't charge sales tax and they need to account for that. Even boxes in the supermarket go for $8.99 for just a dozen, and you don't get to choose the ones you want. Pretty much any way you look at it, One Cup Joe is a great deal. They carry everything from super-caffeinated coffee to teas and cocoas. You can mix and match and try a little bit of everything. This is SO MUCH BETTER than ending up with a box of coffee you don't like after trying just one k-cup. This location also has full boxes of the cups, as well as a Keurig to brew an individual cup for $0.99 to see if you like a flavor/brand before buying a full box. Genius. The guy that came up with this idea is absolutely genius. He is growing the business and opening new locations, and I really hope he expands into my area. I do have to go back to JBMDL every couple months, and I guarantee that this will be one of the stops I make.

Enjoy my Dunkin. This location on military base and still pretty bad operationally. Bees flying…read morein and ON the donuts was a big turn off. Staff very friendly and that is a plus. Forgot my iced coffee and went back to order it and the manager said can you use the kiosk, instead of just taking my order (turn off as only one in line). The kiosk does not appear to scan rewards off phone so I walked away. Only two tables inside and will get busy at duty hours times. Has some work to do - lost my $5 sale.

Absolutely horrible, was told "About time! Go to the window." When I provided my name for an online…read moreorder. Haven't had any bad food but the staff or rather the manager was very crass and tasteless with their words.

I walked in to French Press after getting a lucky break on street parking in Moorestown one day…read morelast week. My GPS said I'd arrived but I had to look up a picture of the place because it's in an old Victorian house set back from the road with a couple other businesses. Being set back allows them to have a quiet outdoor seating area with plenty of shade which you pass by on your way inside. Inside is very cute with much more seating, big bright windows that let in the afternoon sun and decor that blends the coffee shop seamlessly into the beautiful old house. I ordered an iced almond milk latte, my warm weather go to. The counter person asked if I wanted any flavor/syrup and, while I usually don't because I don't like sweet coffee, I acquiesced because she said she could make sure it wasn't super sweet but I still got the flavor. This was quite literally the BEST iced almond milk latte I have ever had the pleasure of drinking. The salted caramel syrup lent just a hint of sweetness but full flavor. The espresso was flawless. I sipped my latte while walking back down Main Street to my car in 80° weather with flowers blooming and birds chirping and it was the perfect lunch break treat. I will be back.

Our very first visit to this quaint town coffee shop smack middle of their Main Street…read more Their coffee dark roast was smooth and low acidity. The gentleman serving us was very customer friendly and knowledgeable. We also picked up 2 Almond Croissants that were spectacular! Moorestown is an unbelievable quiet village and we look forward to returning soon.

Wonderfully chilled vibe. Good chai tea. I was able to get some work done without interruption.read more

Such a cute and family friendly cafe! They not only have great coffee but great baked goods and…read moresnacks

If you haven't been, you need to go. I wasn't certain about…read morethe location at first but the place is very cute inside, service is amazing and food is top notch.

Food was perfect. Advice. If you are eating in, make sure to let the owner know when you pay using…read morethe QR code from the bill. I paid via Apple Pay from the table. I left the appropriate tip. Walked out and had the owner follow me and ask why I walked out on the bill. . Wait what!?!? Walk out without paying? No! Owner did not even realize they offered the option of paying from the table with Apple Pay. I have to admit I was upset about the assumption.

Stopped in this morning on my way to Ft. Dix. Nothing special, but at least the service was good…read more Got me in and out quickly, though the coffee wasn't great. Tasted like it had been sitting for a while, but it wasn't. Picked up a dozen doughnuts and they were just ok, seemed like they were a little stale. Maybe it was a bad morning (Friday)...I'll give them another shot the next time I'm in the area.

I have been coming here for years and in my own personal experience. I have recieved excellent…read moreservice by the people running the place. They great me with a smile every time. As another Yelper wrote, they may be hard to understand sometimes. If you are a patient, understanding person then that will be no problem for you. The only times i have recieved sub-par service is from the "english speaking employees". However those employees dont seem to last here because they have bad attitudes and work ethic. As a business owner, i know good workers are hard to find when they make minimun wage. The products are always fresh and delicious early in the day. Just like every other Dunkin out there, the stuff gets a little stale by the end of the night. They just squeaked into 4 stars from 3. I cannot give a 5 star rating because they do not have the amenities of other "newer" Dunkins (like outdoor seating or Wi-Fi)

Finally tried the "new" spot in town despite it being open since January…read more The inside was beautiful. Decorated well for Christmas but a nice lounge area and a bar that overlooks main street (farnsworth) of Bordentown. The coffee was exceptional. I went for an americano. I only had coffee but the food in the case looked very good. The service was great too. The folks working there were attentive and answered all my questions. Will certainly be coming back and would recommend.

I wandered into Smachna Kawa because I had arrived too early to meet friends for dinner down the…read morestreet. I figured I might as well turn my impatience into caffeine. The place sits like a warm thought at the corner of Farnsworth and Church, glowing with the small kindnesses that make life bearable. I ordered the RAF latte with chili honey. The barista looked at me the way a chemist might before adding the final, possibly dangerous ingredient. He asked how much heat I could handle. I told him to let it burn. He smiled the smile of someone who knows exactly what that means and drizzled with confidence. The drink was something so familiar yet completely new. Smooth, rich, and somehow gentle despite the fire. The chili honey bit like a memory of something you once loved and lost, but it soothed just as quickly. I was glad I ordered the small, which was not small at all. The cup sat in my hands like a minor planet. The interior is modest in space but large in spirit. A few stools face the street, offering a view of Bordentown's quiet choreography of pedestrians and parked cars. Inside, everything feels intentional and cared for. The staff moved with the calm competence of people who genuinely enjoy what they are doing. I had the sense that if I had stayed an hour or two longer, nobody would have hurried me along. The air smelled of espresso and butter, and the crepes being carried past me looked like edible happiness. Sweet, savory, folded with the precision of small miracles. I will be back to try them. I might even show up early again on purpose. Smachna Kawa is the kind of place that reminds you the world still knows how to nourish beautiful things in small corners.

I absolutely love this place! I wrote a review a while ago saying they had the best service and…read morecoffee around, but I wished they carried their delicious guava croissant more often. And they listened!!! They have had the magical guava croissant every time ice been lately and I'm thrilled! Still the best coffee, ambiance, and service around! And now the food is always perfect as well.

Absolutely delicious with great seasonal flavors! Parking is tough but possible with some driving…read morearound. Though there isn't much seating, the cafe is cute and trendy with standard cafe prices. Strolling through town? Grab yourself a drink to window shop with.