So far I really liked it.. BonJo Coffee has a chill vibe .. The coffee is seriously good (delicious…read morelattes), and the staff was friendly. The only thing was while she was making my drink. She was distracted by talking to her manager about some missing papers lol (I think the manager should've let her finish making my drink since I was the only customer in there and I was definitely on the go ..and made my latte take a little longer than usual lol but it made up for it on taste. Their pastries are really tasty too!! perfect with a hot drink. Definitely will be my go to coffee shop now. If you haven't been, you're missing out! Super clean bathroom always a plus!

I wanted to update my review a bit as I've visited many more times. They typically only have one…read moreperson working, which is fine. However, because of it, you should definitely give yourself plenty of time, otherwise you will be late to wherever it is you're going. One another thing is even if I'm the first and only person there, somehow people who come in and order after me get their drinks way before me. I find that to be unorganized and messy.

As the address might indicate, Shearwater Coffee Roasters lies in a small industrial complex that…read morehouses small and medium-sized businesses. This location is where the Shearwater beans are actually roasted (in 20lb batches, which counts as "really small" in the coffee industry). When I came by, I received a friendly and enthusiastic greeting from the personnel on site, who expressed no annoyance at being diverted from their normal wholesale activities. Shearwater has good beans, and those beans are roasted with care. I came in for some ground coffee that I could use while visiting Central Connecticut and walked away with a full pound of roasted coffee in the bean, 12oz of ground coffee, and a cold brew coffee to drink on my way back. The cold brew was delicious, and I liked the ground coffee (Honduras, I think) as well. The unground coffee made its way down to Philadelphia, where it's giving great pleasure to its recipients. Although Shearwater has espresso machines and some pour-over equipment on site, only the cold brew was available to retail customers like me. That was fair enough, but still somehow disappointing. If you're around Trumbull and are looking for some excellent coffee to take home, head directly to Shearwater without passing Go. Check their hours before you do, though; note for example that they close at 2PM on Fridays.

There aren't many coffee shops in this area, so I was intrigued to see such a highly-rated spot on…read moreYelp. As it turns out, this location isn't as much a cafe as a coffee tasting room. That being said, they always have at least one coffee brewing. On this early weekday afternoon, I got a 12 ounce of the Running Rapids (usually their cold brew) for $3.19. As other Yelpers have mentioned, there's no milk or sugar, leading to a pure and complex coffee experience. After letting it cool a bit, it was very deep and flavorful. It was nice to see a bit of the operation since the space is open. There are a few shelves with coffee accessories and a few stools for perching.

Incredible place. The owner is a true coffee-smith. I've…read morenever had a cappuccino that tastes so fresh. On top of that the service was so refreshing. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in the area.

Iced mocha coffee - Taste: 10/10. Place - Cute, Cozy, Smells…read moreGood, 10/10 Service: 10/10 Will come back again. Yup yup

Alright, I stopped by Georgio's in Farmingdale after hearing rave reviews from friends, didn't…read morerealize it's been around for a long time. Got myself an iced pumpkin latte (because fall demands it) and a regular hot coffee to compare. The shop is cozy, tucked into New Hwy road behind all the big stores in Farmingdale, NY. The vibe is serious about coffee: they roast on-site . So already good foundation. I thought it was a bit pricey for a location off the beaten track, and with no seating. The service was on point and the people working here were super friendly. In short: - If you're in the area go here for great coffee for pick up

Georgio's Coffee Roasters is one of my favorite coffee spots…read more It's a small, cute coffee shop right in front of a little pond, which makes it a great place to walk around if the weather is nice. The coffee here is excellent, especially the drip coffee, and the prices are great. we ordered Drip Coffee -- 5/5 Iced Matcha Latte -- about 4/5 with vanilla and almond milk Tres Leches Sweet Glaze Donut -- 2/5 The matcha latte was good, though slightly sweet with the vanilla. The donut was just okay this time. but last time we had the blueberry donut, which was really good. no bathroom, very limited seating ( two tables), but plenty of parking and a really nice, relaxing vibe. Overall, still one of my favorite coffee places.

Another great coffee spot opened in the 'nabe!…read more Georgio's Coffee Roaster is right in the heart of Stony Brook village. This is the spot where you can get a nice cuppa coffee and window shop. Man, I can window shop with the best of them! Walking inside I see I have the place to myself. I look to the left wall and see the various coffee bags. Once I'm at the register, I order a cappuccino. While waiting for my drink, a young dad walks in with his two sons. The sons run up to the counter and they scream, blackouts! ? The woman behind the counter takes out the most delicious looking doughnuts. She grabs two doughnut for the kids and wraps them up. Man those doughnuts look incredible! I was tempted to buy one but instead I chill. I walk over to the various coffee beans on display and buy a bag of espresso beans. I have a Moke pot at home, its time for me to dust it off and make some espresso. I make espresso pretty good, my grandparents had it down to a science. Georgio's Coffee Roaster, it was a pleasure to visit your store. Welcome to Stony Brook!

Can't be beat for quality, fresh roasted coffee and the service is great!…read moreI highly recommend the Bali Blue Moon coffee but it's not always available, hence the "blue moon" in the name.

OK let me get this out of the way: I'm a regular here so my opinion is hardly unbiased. My husband…read moreand I used to get whatever cheap coffee we could find in five pound bags. Then a friend of ours recommended Redding Roasters, we bought a pound to try out, and we never stopped. It's a bi-monthly event now, we stop in (OK, my husband stops in most of the time. I work a lot and don't usually have opportunities to go myself), pick up two pounds of single-origin beans, and find the will to keep going. Even though my office has free coffee, I bring my own from home. I can't be without it! And the people there are so wonderful! They're all very personable and when I get the time to stop in I love chatting with them. The selection is great, the people are great, supporting a local business is great. I hope they stick around for decades more.

Great coffee...great service...smells so good in there! Always busy when I go! Highly recommend!read more

Several fair trade organic coffee choices in quantity of your choice freshly ground. Small space…read moreinside but packed with goodness. There are a few grab and go bites and latte drinks. Some odds and ends like a local gift shop.

Wow wow wow. The…read morecoolest most aesthetic artsy coffee shop ever. I am absolutely obsessed with this whole place, the art, the ambiance, the turntables, what?! Came here for coffee and something sweet for a late breakfast. When I saw there was Nutella croissants on the shelves, I lost it. As if that wasn't enough, when I was ordering and got overwhelmed with so many delicious choices, I saw they also have Nutella latte. This coffee shop speaks to my HEART. They're all about creativity through caffeine but just creativity all in general. Yes, expect to pay higher prices but it's ok, it's time to treat yourself and order what you want. I ended up going for one of their specials: a pistachio cortado of some sort. It was delicious but I do wish the pistachio and coffee was more evident. Either way, I love this place, merch, staff and everything about it.

A very industrial and modern addition to Port Chester. Open and spacious inside with every table…read moreclean and counter spotless. My first time here, honestly I don't even know when it opened. As a mom to a toddler, I just really needed coffee and splurged for a tiramisu latte. It was delicious! Parking, like everywhere in PC is a little difficult and meter paid.

I'm cheering for quartertone. The potential is huge. But they are fighting a few disadvantages…read more One - they exist within a shared environment. They are some sort of subtenant of the owl market. While this allows them to focus exclusively on coffee, it does create a bit of a disjointed feeling between the food service and the coffee service. However, given that the owl's food is very good, it does not necessarily detract from the overall experience. The roast: it's a bit of an esoteric roast, leaning into the sour cherry type profile. While it would probably do well at an esoteric espresso competition, I personally find it to be a challenge when paired with milk. This is a problem since my primary focus is on milk-based espresso drinks. I wish they would offer a somewhat more traditional roast. My primary descriptor for their espresso is "sour". Finally, while they do have a skilled barista on staff, he is only there part-time. It is imperative, in my opinion, that a coffee shop with this type of positioning ALWAYS have a skilled barista on staff.

What can I say that would be sufficient to express the love I have for this new company (started up…read morein spring 2021) that sells through the mails the finest, most pleasurable coffee I have ever tasted? When I received my first order, I was bowled over by the packaging alone. The bags fit into the cardboard mailing pouch so snugly, and the metal clasps that close the bags are the finest I have ever encountered. Care. Clearly great barrels of care go into this concern. And the flavors offered are numerous and rich and satisfying. The back stories of the individual types of beans available (with names such as "Ponticello," "The Falls," "Mexico Oaxaca," "La Ventolera," and "Nano Chall" -- all of which I have cherished for their tastes) make for fascinating reading and history, all of which is discoverably on the company's website, quartetonecoffee.com. And on ever bag is an original work of art that the owners screen print by hand. Go to the website. See and explore. And take the chance of finding what I did: a source of coffee that I will not ever let go of. And join in the singing of the praises for this one-of-a-kind company. Don Berman