If you're looking for a place with good Java and zen happy vibes, stop by the bean! It offers…read moredelicious coffee and a yummy menu inside a cozy rustic hometown coffee house. Vernon just keeps surprising me! The green apple with brie sandwiches & lattes keeps me coming back. Amicable staff who make great suggestions & help you feel at home. Cozy nooks to enjoy solo or with friends. Long tables in the back area, cute lil bathroom and outdoor seating facing a babbling brook. And a She Shed!!

I hidden gem that everyone in the area knows about and I was glad to learn about having also just…read morehiked the stairway to heaven Appalachian Trail. I wanted a place to meet a family member in the area. While, she didn't know about this spot, her adult children/friends did, at least one being a coffee connoisseur! We were looking for coffee where we could sit down and chat & with her dog; this is THE place! It was a hot day and mid afternoon so she enjoyed a strawberry smoothie, and I had a large iced tea and appreciated that they could put it in my own cup. The service was friendly as you'd expect in 'the country.' We also shared a strawberry muffin that tasted like spring as we sat outside. The dog also seemed to appreciate the lovely breeze. Great atmosphere with a surprising amount of seating in and outside even as it doesn't appear that large from the outside. I did see a nice list of sandwiches, but had already eaten my sandwich at the S2H vista. We did see a steady flow of neighbors come and go; the parking lot, while three-quarter full was still ample. More reasons to go back to the area to hike, & connect with family at this coffee stop & more. A respite.

Such a cute coffee shop! The aesthetic is amazing and they have spots to sit outside near a creek…read morethat is so nice in the fall with colored trees. The coffee was very delicious (I got the honey vanilla late) but very pricey in my opinion. The pastry's looked delicious but we didn't actually try any food. They had many options and I would definitely come back to try something else!

Cute little spot to grab a coffee if you are in the area. I got a latte to go but the vibes inside…read moreis super cozy & would definitely come back and sit inside. They have a nice array of different pastries as well as food items (I even saw banh mi on the display!). The staff is super friendly and service was great.

Libre is such a cute new spot in town, a French-inspired café with a warm, modern vibe. The space…read moreis beautiful: soft lighting, velvet seating, gold accents, and plenty of greenery and flowers that make it feel cozy yet chic. It's the kind of place you actually want to linger in. I stopped in for a quick treat and coffee. The espresso was smooth and bold, served in a gorgeous black and gold cup, and the desserts looked almost too pretty to eat. I tried the chocolate cake (both the whipped cream with sprinkles and the ganache-topped slice) along with a caramel-topped panna cotta. Everything tasted fresh and felt thoughtfully made. It's a perfect spot for meeting a friend, grabbing something sweet after lunch, or even just enjoying a quiet coffee in a beautiful setting. Definitely happy to have a place like this in the neighborhood.

LeBré Dessert Café in Hamburg has such a cozy, inviting atmosphere--warm, stylish, and the perfect…read moreplace to relax and enjoy a treat. It feels like a little escape, whether you're there with friends or just unwinding. A really lovely spot that makes you want to stay awhile.

Ordered just a drink from them I normally order with no ice cus I don't have a tongue i know that…read moresounds strange but a freak accident left me like this so simple joys of a cold drink aren't a thing anymore for me sadly but I was shocked to see when I ordered my drink that I paid full price for was half empty before I even took a sip! I was so shocked i didn't know what to do especially spent more money for less then this huge woman comes to the window and acts like she didn't hand me half a drink can't even talk back cus I can't speak truly disgusting customer service. Now keep in mind when u see my drink this is before I took a sip

Had us sat in the drive thru for 20 minutes, couldn't remember what we ordered, had to repeat. 20…read moremins just for a drink a water and a donut

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.

Super cool little coffee shop that has recently popped up in Sussex. The service was great! They…read morehave a small but robust menue with a ton of different syrup choices, more than you typically see offered. My wife got a hot latte and got a cold brew. Both were tasty. I also got a slice of crumb cake which was flavorful and moist. Very cool establishment here in Sussex.

The Sussex coffee shop is amazing. The quality of their coffee is great. They have many classic…read moreflavors but their specials are delicious and original. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming with a kind and outgoing staff. I've ordered hot and iced coffees, hot and iced lattes, and teas. I recommend it all

Stopped in on our way through the area and glad we did. Tried 2 of their pour overs - Peru and…read moreEcuador. Both were delicious. Staff friendly and the space cozy. We will definitely keep this spot in mind when in the area.

The variety and creativity is certainly here. Service is…read moremagnificent. The place is really cool. However, whatever oat milk they use really taints the flavor of their coffee, almost ruining it. It's very chalky and has its own flavor so you can't taste how good their coffee is. I will definitely come back, but either order my coffee black or bring my own oat milk.

My girlfriend and I stopped in on a Saturday morning in January while on a weekend trip to High…read morePoint State Park in NJ. After cruising through Port Jervis we were definitely not expecting such an elegant and bougie coffee/gift shop inside. It's beautiful and wonderfully decorated. She got a coffee and I got a chai, both good, and we sat for a bit at one of the tables in the back. We were lucky to get a table as they only have a few of them in the back. Not many seating options as the majority of the store is given to fancy knickknacks. Much of it is overpriced, such as a $14 tiny bottle of hot sauce.

Great spot! We stopped in on a whim while on a road trip and were so glad to have stumbled upon…read morethis gem. Inside is a cute store filled with fun decor items to browse and a coffee shop with delicious drinks. We got an iced s'mores latte that had actual toasted marshmallows on top (so good!) and I requested an oat milk latte with maple which was scrumptious too. Absolutely recommend coming in for a browse and some tasty coffee. Service was friendly too. Thank you, Foundry 42!

Cute little place. Decent food and price. Service was quick and friendly. They have a lot of food…read moreoptions.

It's not easy to find decent food in Vernon, and while this wasn't terrible, the search continues…read more The Millennial Chum and I stopped by here for lunch this past Saturday after building up an appetite ziplining at nearby Mountain Creek. The menu was large with almost a diner-like quality (not a bad thing), and I was in the mood for some avocado toast specifically. It was a very nice day and I would have been perfectly fine with the outdoor seating situation off to the side of the building, but the Millennial Chum was very taken by the interior and declared we had to seat in there. It was fine - it looked like it had been recently renovated/done, but also had a dash of quaint country store to it. Not to an extreme level like a Cracker Barrel, but it's a pleasant vibe. I was kind of impressed that they had literally the most basic avocado toast option possible - literally just avocado on toast. In this day and age, I usually have to navigate around some weird crap (my limit is maybe some feta or pepper flakes, but once you start putting basically an entirely different meal on it, I'm out), so it was refreshing from that perspective. That said, this really should be an avocado mash - per the attached picture, they just chopped up pieces of browning avocado with no seasoning whatsoever, which I could easily make at home. It's extremely rare for me to add seasoning, but as soon as I saw this, I doused it with pepper. A rare instance of this being a little TOO basic. But they have the right idea. Honestly, I didn't like the strawberry pancakes. I thought they tasted artificial and not good at all. I had a few bites that were heavily centered on the strawberries, but the strawberries weren't ripe yet so they weren't juicy/flavorful. For what it's worth though, the Millennial Chum DID like them and hosed most of them down on my behalf, so maybe it's just a personal preference issue. Like a diner, the portions here are gigantic - huge points for that. Even though I was pretty tepid overall on the avocado toast, it's a portion that was arguably twice as large if not more than the serving you'd get at a bougie cafe in Jersey City or something. And in line with that, the price point is pretty amazing as well. We got a ton of food here and split a bill that I think ended up hovering around $30; really not bad. The service was okay. Our waitress was nice and we ordered/received our food promptly, but it did take a bit of time to locate her again to obtain the check. Not a huge deal though. This was okay. And given where you are, that's probably good enough.

Warwick Cafe dolci will always be a gem, there's another location in my town in Franklin, New…read moreJersey! Some of my absolute favorite are the iced chai tea latte w oat milk, the hot uptown coffee, hot cuban latte.. & for food - the avacado toast, nutella fries, fresh toasty croissants with butter! U can get almond and chocolate ones too! Fresh gelato! Etc - Part of the reason why I love this location is the ambience, vibes and atmosphere. It's so aesthetically pleasing and comforting. There's many other coffee shops around town, but nobody can make the coffees like they do, their employees are some of the nicest people you'll meet. They will even deliver your food to you at your table like a restaurant. If you're ever unsure about what to get that's okay because they have the most accommodating people to help. I came here almost every day to study for my online schooling and always got so much work done, I even graduated online here! It's always the place to be! It can definitely get a little busy though so just be sure to bring some headphones enjoy!

Warwick, NY - this is a cool cafe to hang in right on Main St., serving not only coffee & tea…read moredrinks with seasonal creations, but also gelato, smoothies, crepes, desserts & pastries, sandwiches and soups, and all-day breakfast sandwiches too. We snagged the comfortable round table window nook by the front but if you don't find a seat downstairs, fear not, there are cozy upstairs rooms too, great for working or studying. It was great spot for us to take a break between shopping and activities!