During hours being open, walked in with it for 15 minutes for someone to show up the store was…read morecompletely empty How do you leave a completely stock store and an open store unattended wasting my time coming there and not even get served not worth it

While in Boston we wanted a light lunch and our friend said we had to try Kaapi…read more We got the Chicken Tikka toast and Paneer Chilli toast. We Chicken Tikka Toast was good, Paneer Chilli toast okay, a bit messy to eat.

Split cup lattes! Can't decide between two flavors? Get both! They also have small buckets if you…read morehave your eyes set on one in particular. Stuff is nice & helpful, checking in as they make your drinks to ask if you want each of the inclusions (cookie crumble, etc).

Love the Halloween decor they have here up now! Also got a turkey and Swiss sandwich which was…read morereally yummy and a black iced coffee ! Service is fast and friendly as well!

I had a meet up for Python over coffee - it was for 2 hours- it's quite a big space, they have…read morebooks on one side of wall. I tried their pistachio muffin - it was for 4.50$ - taste good and coffee.

I come 2-3 times a week and I always have a great experience. The space is clean with lots of…read moreseating. Today, the man who helped us kept rushing orders and seemed upset. He forgot my muffin and messed up my order. It was a very uncomfortable experience, to say the least. It was just a lot of brushing me off to give me free items, just so they can move onto the next. I am a business owner. This is not new to me, and your frontline lacks basic customer service skills. There were probably 5 people behind us in line. Maybe he felt stressed or overwhelmed, but there's a barista girl with curly red hair who is always really friendly and gives each person her time of day even she's working alone. Regardless, they don't seem to care about customer loyalty. I just can't afford my morning walks 2-3 times being bad. I'll just go to Tatte or Starbucks moving forward to experience the most standard service possible. I saw your sign. I'm sorry to a family business, but you clearly don't care anyway!

I used to be a bux supervisor so I feel their pain more than your average bear but the supervisors…read morehere really try. It's small and the barista positions are always new faces which makes it hard. Yes it is small Yes it is brimming with"isn't it all about me? " winchies Yes it is brimming with entitled teens sporting designer everything Yes there are kids everywhere Yes parking is challenging Yes people congregate without being customers But the staff genuinely connects with their regulars and work very hard I appreciate that It is hard to clean in that small of a space when it's busy Not an excuse but a reality I used to be infrequent but now that there is a clover I am in almost every day Parking isn't THAT hard if you don't mind a short walk If you get a bad drink tell them They will make it right or give toy something else So appreciate the effort and have a clover!

This Starbucks is exactly what you expect: overpriced caffeine with a side of corporate smugness…read more You're basically paying six bucks to be reminded that you're not cool enough to make your own coffee at home. The drinks are fine--just fine--but you'd think they were hand‑brewed by monks in the Himalayas based on the price tag. Spoiler: they're not. The only reason this location doesn't sink to a two‑star abyss is Hannah, the early morning manager. She's the human equivalent of free Wi‑Fi: reliable, life‑saving, and far too good for what she's stuck managing. I've shown up half‑asleep, ordered completely the wrong thing, fumbled my app like it's a Rubik's Cube--and she still fixes it with a smile at five in the morning. Honestly, she deserves sainthood, or at least a coffee shop that pays her what she's worth. As for the coffee? It's fine. Adequate. Serviceable fuel. Dunkin' still wins in my book, but my wife is currently in her "Starbucks era," and marriage is a team sport. At least Hannah makes the overpriced compromise tolerable.

First time trying... everything was very good... I got the avacado toast and a ice coffee...read more

I needed to kill time while my son was taking a driving lesson in Winchester. It's not really worth…read moredriving home to sit there for 15 minutes and I'll drive back to pick him up. Decided to stop into the local caffe Nero in Winchester. As far as chain goes, this is a very small location, but still retains the airy industrial eclectic feel of a warehouse filled with combination of rustic furniture and your grandparents antique stuffed chairs and a fireplace that belongs in a log cabin. I like to say it still has cozy vibes and is conducive to enjoying a lengthy conversation with your friends. There were two people at the counter and the one who served me was polite, but also seemed pretty tired. I am guessing I arrived at the end of her long holiday Monday shift. I did not stop her from making my oatmilk matcha latte with love and artistry. I know countertop with my laptop and free Wi-Fi with USB ports and electric sockets available for free (or for the price of a coffee or tea). It's loud in here, but I will put in my headphones and get into flow until I need to pick my son up. Thank you, Caffè Nero. This is exactly what I needed.

this place needs more recognition!! their drinks are very…read moregood and better than any other chain boba places their smoothies are fresh and perfectly not too sweeet! i also love their egg puff waffles, its hard to find a place that does egg puff waffles right but they nail it every time! Super crispy, fluffy, and perfectly done every time this place is very casual and relaxing and they have lots of seating and wifi they also provide games such as jenga, connect four, and more i definitely recommend visiting this place if you just want a quiet place to work or just relax and hang out with friends service was nice, the owners seem like a nice family and they are always giving great attention to detail

I ordered a drink with 50% sweetness, but it was still way too sweet for my liking, and I honestly…read moredid not enjoy it. What made the experience even more disappointing was the customer service. When I mentioned that the drink was too sweet, I was told to go home and mix it with regular tea to make it less sweet. I was not expecting that kind of response from a business. If I am ordering a drink at 50% sweetness, I expect it to be reasonably adjusted, not have to fix it myself at home. Unfortunately, both the drink and the customer service were disappointing, and I would think twice before coming back.

The Bagel Bar in Winchester is very good. No gimmicks, no buzzwords, no chalkboard manifesto about…read more"the journey." Just a place that knows how to make coffee and food without turning it into a lifestyle brand. The shop is small, bright, and comfortable. Clean, organized, and modern without looking like it was designed by a committee. A couple of tables, a calm atmosphere, and nothing screaming for attention. You sit, you eat, you're happy. Wild concept. The staff was excellent--friendly, helpful, and efficient, without the forced enthusiasm you get at chain coffee shops where everyone sounds like they're being timed. Service was quick, recommendations were solid, and no one tried to upsell me a mortgage disguised as a latte. I ordered a 12oz roasted flavored coffee (the flavor changes daily). Today's was Mudslide. Smooth, perfectly hot, with subtle hints of chocolate that behaved themselves. Not syrup soup. Not dessert in a cup. Just coffee. And it was about $2 for a small, which is impressive considering most chain coffee places now charge $6 for something that tastes like regret and burnt beans. The menu is refreshingly reasonable. Enough options to make people happy without needing a scroll wheel. I went with the Red Devil Turkey BLT on an Asiago bagel with Chelsea Fire cream cheese. The sandwich was $11 and worth every penny. The Chelsea Fire cream cheese is the star--bold, flavorful, and memorable. If chain coffee shops had this, they'd immediately ruin it by diluting it and charging extra. The bagel was still warm and clearly fresh, the turkey and lettuce tasted actually fresh (not "fresh adjacent"), the bacon was cooked perfectly, and everything worked together instead of competing like a group project gone wrong. Overall: great food, fair prices, excellent coffee, and a place that quietly outperforms chains without announcing it. Highly recommend. I'll be back--probably more often than I should.

Food was amazing.... love the avacado toast... also got a carenel iced coffee... so goodread more

Lunch time! Yes!…read more Wanted a yummy lunch so decided to come to Revival because we know they have several lunch items on their menu and also coffee! The place has plenty of seating and it's always welcoming with it's relaxing background music. My boyfriend and I wanted coffee for sure but then couldn't decide on what food items to order. We finally decided to share a grilled cheese sandwich and a tomato soup because it was a cold day and we were a little chilly from walking outside. The tomato soup hit the spot! It was rich in flavor and it was served with a nice big slice of bread. The grilled cheese was very gooey and delicious! It was packed with tons of cheese and it was literally oozing out with cheese because it had so much. We enjoyed dipping our breads into the soup and soaking up the yummy soup. Each bite was perfection! We ordered at the counter and the nice waitress brought over our food to our table. The coffee was also very good and it paired very well with our yummy lunch. We had a perfect winter lunch date!

Revival Cafe in Lexington is an absolute gem…read more The atmosphere is warm, welcoming, and has that perfect local vibe that makes you want to stay awhile. Treated myself to a flavorful, and clearly crafted with care ice coffee. Very friendly and attentive staff, which makes the whole experience even better. Whether you're grabbing a quick coffee to go or sitting down to catch up with friends, Revival certainly is a place to do that. Easy Chickpeasy Salad Marinated chickpeas, roasted onions, pickled asparagus, cucumber, radish, spinach & poppy seed vinaigrette & crispy shallots Crema Roast Turkey Turkey, avocado, bacon, jicama slaw, ancho aioli on marble rye