I wish we found this place the first day we arrived to Peabody, Boston…read more Is little, cozy, and welcoming coffee shop. We had a long order to place from coffee to food, and believe me is like made at home. We order couple scrabble eggs with spinach and mushrooms bowls, and it was just like made at home, drinks were pumpkin latte, chai latte and caramel macchiato and a double espresso macchiato these drinks were a lot tastier than going to Starbucks, one of the many reasons why I love supporting local coffee shops...the barista brought out coffee to the table and food is was ready to go in no time To Hayley and her team...from Californian travelers and forest time in Boston Peabody, thank you, thank you, thank you from the bottom of our heart and to make us feel home with the delicious breakfast and the amazing smiles and courtesy

New owners. Nothing is the same. Not a fan of their coffee. It's a shame I wont be a regular here…read moreanymore.

I was nearby and remembered my favorite boba shop had a location in Peabody! I stopped by and got…read moremy usual jasmine milk tea with boba and it has the exact same taste and texture as the one in Lowell. So happy. While the Lowell location has calm nature aesthetics, the Peabody location has a chic and modern aesthetic. Regardless, I love this franchise!

Golden Tea Cafe located in Peabody, MA tucked in at Summit Plaza. This bubble tea shop offers a…read morevariety bubble teas in milk, green/rose/black/oolong/jasmine, butterflies, fruity and smoothies and milkshakes and all priced reasonably. They also serve yogurt, waffle corn dogs and bubble cones with ice cream! They've been open for a year or more and I'm so glad they are in business! I can't wait to visit again. I tried their Passion Butterfly with tea and Grass Jelly. My tastebuds were feasting! I could tell that they used fresh ingredients which was confirmed by one of the owners. The Golden Tiger Sugar with Cheese Foam was rich, creamy and smooth. I definitely recommend! My inner childhood came out when I saw the Waffle Corn Dog on the wall. I haven't seen one of those since my late god mother made them for me as a kid. It comes with a cheese sauce. I'm unsure if there are other condiments. I think this would taste great with kewpie mayo or a sweet mustard. I should've taken one to go! They also sell macaroons displayed on a glass case. We were able to sit on one of the counter tables and enjoy a drink and a snack. It felt so comfortable being there. There were a good number of customers that came for bubble teas to go. I wish I could've stayed longer. Before heading out, we ordered a Mango Fruit Tea and Ube Matcha with Cheese Foam and Coffee Jelly for the long drive home. This visit was well worth it! Tip: if headed south on Summit Street, lookout for the plaza sign or you'll miss it and end up in the intersection where it's too busy to make a left. There's an abundance in parking for all the businesses in the plaza.

Love the cranberry scone. The servers were so sweet even though they were crazy busy. It's a tiny…read morelittle place, but if you are wanting to pick up a coffee and breakfast to go, it's amazing. They also sale homemade dog treats for the four-legged customers. We will be going back tomorrow before we head out.

Nostalgia (Somerville MA) resells a box of the Coffee Time donuts in the store. Jelly coconut with…read morebutter cream!!

This location seems to be a busy spot for Caffe Nero with a fireplace to give the atmosphere a nice…read moreambiance and a nice cozy and fun place to grab food or a tasty and delicious beverages! Food looks and tastes fresh! Service is attentive!

Caffè Nero sits in Northshore Mall across Tesla. I was especially taken by the fireplace in the…read morecafe. They serve hot and cold beverages as well as light dishes. There is plenty of parking and also plenty of seating. There are also outsets within reach for anyone needing to work on their devices. The staff are very friendly. Although busy, the cafe wasn't all too crowded. If you're eyeing the fireplace, best save that seat! It will be gone before you know it. I tried their winter blend in a caramel latte which tasted incredibly delicious. My mouth is salivating by the memory of it! They grounded the beans I purchased as well!

I can't get over how much I love this place. Came here for an early brunch with a friend and we…read morewere lucky enough to snag a table. She enjoyed her smoothie and I enjoyed my iced coffee. I love the versatility of the menu! I am celiac gluten free and almost their WHOLE menu can be made safely! This is so rare, I appreciate how thoughtful they are on keeping the community safe. I ended up getting a scramble and my friend got a sandwich. Both were delicious and filling, I even got seconds on my scramble. Can't wait to find another reason to come back!

Crack'd Kitchen might be small, but it is seriously mighty. You can tell this place is a local…read morefavorite because the to-go orders were flying out the door! The coffee is really well-made, though if you're ordering one of their specialty drinks, just a heads-up that they lean a little on the sweeter side. As for the food, the portions are huge! We ordered a side of bacon and I'm pretty sure we ate about 10 pieces and still left with a box. While the pancakes were just okay and probably something I'd skip next time to make room for new items, the rest of the meal was solid enough to keep me coming back. One thing you have to try is their signature ketchup. It's super interesting--almost like a cross between American Ketchup and Asian Banana Ketchup. We definitely needed a few extra helpings of ketchup for our eggs and hash bowl! The atmosphere is such a vibe, too; it has this modern-meets-ranch feel with a super cute rooster mural on the wall that ties it all together. Plus, the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming from the moment we walked in. It's a great spot to fuel up for the day!

I came here for baklava and was pretty impressed by both the bakery and the retail area. If you…read morehave Greek people in your life, this place is worth the trip for imported treats and baked goods. I did notice they also had a refrigerated section with prepared foods like pastitsio and moussaka. It's a small shop, but very clean and has very interesting food at every corner. Everything was very fairly priced. The baklava is la carte. I got a small assortment of about 7 small-medium sized pieces of baklava and my total came to under $20. The girl behind the counter assured me that the majority of what I bought stays fresh for weeks or even months and she gave me storage tips for the custard I purchased. I will def be back!

I've never seen a more accomplished baker put so much detail and pride in any bakery around here as…read moreI asked more questions I learned that every item made here fresh daily now that is with out question this bakery was almost offended when I asked they starting laughing amongst themselves how fresh is the only way and I couldn't agree more It was the ingredients used in this bakery every ingredient is the best most high end and created in the best way from their flour to the honey and chocolates I've never seen such an array of amazing pastries in the states because they were just too difficult too make So yes this bakery has become west Peabody's lil secret it's our hidden gem I just can't stop letting people know cause they always come back and thank me so please try it and let me know what your favorite pastry is cause trust me everyone knows what mine is

I was doing some research for coffee joints to hit up during our day trip. Blackcraft caught my eye…read moreso I made sure it was on my to go list for our Salem visit. After looking over their drink menu, I knew this coffee joint was a must go to spot. I didn't realize that this shop is in the back of Blackcraft Cult. A very beautiful but very dark store. I did mingle my way through the store to get to the coffee joint. I'm happy I didn't get too side tracked cause a mob of people came after me. After standing in line for a bit, it was finally my turn to head in. The shop is really small and has an 8 person limit inside. I was so excited I finally get to finally check it out. Walking in, I was mesmerized by how stunning this shop is. What caught my eye was the fireplace. Ughhhh, it's stunning! My dream fireplace. It's black, ornate and completely breathtaking. The dried flowers, the picture of the witches, the cute ghosts and the cauldron with more dried flowers had me daydreaming about having this fireplace in my living room. The beautiful chandelier illuminated the room. More dried flowers hung from the ceiling. All of it is just magical It's the most stunning coffee shop I have been to. I finally got my drink ordered. After looking over the menu earlier, I decided to go with the Slasher S'more. A dark chocolate toasted marshmallow latte wit all sorts of goodies on top.... how do you not want to get that? Magic mocha, Spellbound latte, Good Witch latte, whoever came up with these names and concoctions need an award. My drink was everything I had dreamt about. It was so good! It tasted just like a S'more. It was also crafted so delicately with toasted marshmallows, graham crackers and blood splatter. Stopping at this coffee joint was one of the highlights of coming to Salem today. I'm happy I was able to grab a drink, vibe out in the shop and be able to appreciate this stunning venue. I don't know if I'll ever be back but I can officially mark it off my bucket list.

I was excited to try this coffee shop after seeing nearly everyone I walked by that day holding a…read morecup from here. I was hoping it would be witchy without being too touristy. That was pretty much the vibe, although there were fewer seasonal / spooky themed menu items than I would have guessed. There was a strong emphasis on pumpkin and fall drinks offered, which I'm not looking for in July. There is no separate entrance, you have to go through the Blackcraft clothing store. It's fun to look at and has some funky things - I've always wanted to check out the store anyways - but it smelled like moth balls to me which was wild for a clothing store, so I felt like I already had that smell in my nose while I was waiting for coffee and taking the first sips - not ideal. Service was pretty quick and kind of friendly. I got the Midsummer Latte, which was mostly raspberry flavored. It was the perfect level of sweet, but got a little weird tasting as it warmed up a little as I walked around the city in a heat wave, so make sure you drink this one pretty quick for the best effect! The freeze dried raspberry pieces on top were so tart and tangy, they'd catch me off guard every time I got one in my mouth but in a fun way! It made the flavor more authentic. The decor in the coffee shop was very fun, as were their take home coffee bag brew names (ex: Labrewbrew, lol!) It's a small coffee area and seemingly had no air conditioning, I was getting sweaty just standing around for the few short minutes it took to get my drink. I kept thinking the poor baristas must be so uncomfortable. Pricing was on the higher side ($9 and change including a tip for a medium ish sized specialty latte), but for such a touristy area I was (begrudgingly) expecting this. Overall I'd love to try it again, maybe next time getting the featured caramel apple drink that sounded good. Like a lot of places in Salem I experienced, it seems like they're just not super equipped for heat wave temperatures unfortunately.

I got the Havana sandwich and it was so good!!! It was so big I could only eat half. The Hero…read morecoffee is amazing not too sweet

Ordered: - oats & honey…read more - amazing BLT - quiche (bacon) - resistence All amazing. You should try too