A delicious, bright spot in a courtyard with such yummy make-your-own smoothies and green juices, a…read moregreat egg frittata bagel sandwich, and lots of outdoor picnic seating and cozy couches inside. It's connected to a shop and a spa so a very inviting nook to treat yourself with a massage and lunch after, with two massage rooms and one facial room. Can't wait to come back and try their açaí and chocolate chip-oatmeal cookies. 5 stars!!!!

Love it here!!! I actually really loved my coffee.; I thought it was crazy good and I'm not really…read morea coffee connoisseur. I thought the energy oats bites were interesting (I don't know how the oats were in there, but they were kind of chewy) but good, and I grabbed a pre-juiced Red Radiance from the fridge; it has strawberry and beets and something else and it was great. The ladies at the counter were super helpful and friendly.

Great place to stop if you're in the area or heading into Connecticut. They have plenty of…read morepastries, salads, pastas and drinks to grab and go. They also have a gift shop section near the back. The day we went, they had a vintage blue truck selling flowers which was very cute. The iced latte itself was OK, the hot espresso was poured directly into the plastic cup, I would have used a ceramic mug or a stainless steel milk jug to transfer it over after cooling down. Although we were acknowledged, service was a bit slow for being the only ones in line.

Very upbeat Guy is there allot. Seems to have favorites, so nice to older lady who came in but…read moredidn't help me & friend. We look younger & he acted like we didn't have money. I own business & am successful. Wanted to pay but had to wait 15 minutes. This has happened 3 times so I stopped going. If service was the three super sweet women behind counter I'd be there all the time. They helped 2 times & really are wonderful. The milk was spoiled for coffee drink one time so please check your drinks carefully. I'm from the city & used to faster nicer service. City people are harsh to some and I'm ok with that as in NYC over 15 years since are 14. But this was me standing 3 feet from someone while holding products & them reveling in ability to ignore...

Great place for coffee and a bite in the morning. They have a good menu and the prices are good…read more I love the bread they use for their sandwiches. The shop also has a lot of local products.

What a cute spot! Was driving through the area/Vista looking for a coffee shop and came across this…read moreplace. The inside is adorable with a plant shop next door, we didn't explore it too much. There is minimal "seating" inside but we didn't plan on staying. There were two lounge chairs we sat at shortly outside which was nice (pictured). Got an iced chai latte - delicious, a tad sweet and an iced matcha latte - not as strong as we hoped. "The-Damn Good Sandwich" was stellar however a bit pricey. Overall great experience and the staff was super friendly!

I stopped in at a pretty random time on a weekend and it was pretty empty. They do have a pretty…read moregigantic menu including sandwiches and juices. I just got an Onion bagel, toasted with veggie cream cheese. They were very quick and don't skimp on the cream cheese, but overall it was just okay (even ignoring the part that it was very burnt....maybe request a lightly toasted one or something - 5$26 have one of those conveyor belt toasters so I don't know if that's even a possibility).

Service is just atrocious- the fellow Manuel (?) threw my 4 assorted toasted bagels into a bag…read morewithout bothering or caring to wrap each one in tissue paper as usual. When I asked him to kindly do so, he rolled his eyes and made a comment in Spanish to his buddy (which was not repeatable and the fool has no idea I speak his language) and then turned to me and asked sarcastically "what else do you want me to do?" I had already paid and added a 20% tip to my annoyance. The owners should explain to these guys that they rely on happy and satisfied customers - why insult me and be disrespectful? I didn't do anything and in addition I come each morning and spend at least )10.00 daily here - The bagels are good Service - not so much I'm debating whether to return again

The best ham & cheddar baguette sandwich I have ever tasted. Perfect blend, consistency. So fresh…read more The bread is phenomenal. I also picked up a chocolate hazelnut vegan cookie for later. Can't wait. Arrived Saturday mid morning to find this nook of a place at the north end of Main Street Katonah packed. Line is about a 10 minute wait. Worth it.

What a CUTE, adorable, perfect little bakery in the heart of Katonah!…read more Located right across from the Katonah train stop, it's the perfect little destination no matter where you're traveling from. Not only is this place so cute, simple, quaint and filled with locals - the bakery items are absolutely delicious and drool worthy. Though everything here is pretty minimal, they know what they're doing displaying all their delicious baked goods through that glass window. It makes the choices SO hard. I loved how kind and nice the cashier was, despite there being such a long line and it being so busy on a Sunday, she greeted us with a smile and kindness while helping us make the perfect choice for our afternoon treats. We ended up going for the orange zest and blood orange icing loaf slice (I wish I remembered the exact name) and the monkey bread. Wow. The monkey bread was out of this world and a pretty decent size! This isn't normally my go to, but my hubby loves cinnamon and soft - it was exactly that. Crispy, flaky, soft and pillowy when you bite into it. SO fresh and delish! We ended up ordering an unsweetened matcha latte but next time will for sure try their coffee! Limited seating and space is available, so I wouldn't say it's a good spot for large groups but the line moves pretty fast and it's totally worth it. Also, they're now open on Sundays, woohoOo!

Fantastic ice cream. Cakes and cones all homemade. Owner is an eccentric - she needs to take…read moreeverything out of the shoppe, throw 60% of the junk out, do a deep cleaning and reopen. Place should be a landmark - needs attention. The chocolate was exceptional.

Great local homemade ice cream! Must go if you're in the…read morearea! Cakes are amazing too...

Small coffee shop... Good vibes, good staff, decent coffee... Above average array of lunch…read moresandwiches, premade and some salads. No complaints, and a group of friends and I were able to reconnect and relax in a wonderful atmosphere. Will be back when in the area.

Coffee was so bitter I could hardly drink it. During my trip I overheard a young male employee…read moreloudly complaining about "Sophia"??? Completely ruined the ambiance of the experience. Wouldn't come back to this location, especially for the price $$$

Terrific and snazzy Tazza (Espresso and Coffee) Cafe in Ridgefield is very quaint and very…read moredelicious. This cafe is modern. It has none of that 500-year old cigarette fumes have been seeping into the woodwork-type that you may find in Paris. Tazza Cafe is brilliant and squeaky clean, though not bright inside. Tables are for no more than 2 people (max!). But there are a few tables outside along Main Street and you might be able to snag an extra chair for a trio business meeting, or so. As has been noted, Tazza Cafe has lots of delectable sweets, baked goods, croissants, sandwiches, paninis, cookies, stuffed items, salads and Italian noisette biscotti to dunk in that Java! All the items are neatly (and I mean in rows :) ) displayed behind luminous glass. The items are not marked by name and price, which is a bit of a stumper for normal customers (I can tell by experience) - but in my book it's okay if they rotate items periodically or change their places depending on what is selling that week. Two gals were running the bar-high railed table: one was nocking out the orders and payments, the other was running the espresso machine. My order was a double Espresso and a sweet Linzer Tart (I always get them since my Grandmother used to spoil me with them). Although my espresso at Tazza Cafe only very barely reached a HALF (tiny) cup - it was strong. It was pungent. It had almost a kind of plum and barky flavor. It tasted thick & good. The coffee station however was a mismatch of space for local papers and news taking up the space for cream and milk and syrups (which was oddly missing). The interior fits the town of Ridgefield. Upper-scale. Suave. Lots of mirrors and glass and black surfaces. This is no riff-raff shop like out in Cali! At first I thought it may be a *chicks-preferred* type of puppy-pink peony-kale & baby food smoothie-type coffee shop, but NO there were groups of dudes languishing in chairs with cigarettes and lattes taking a break. Arrived at 9am and there were 8-9 customers. One thing: that entrance door is tough. Weak armed elderly customers with not much strength had trouble yanking it open from outside. Me, I had trouble getting out with a cup in one hand and a bag in the other. Hey proprietor: Oil the door or lower the jam! That said: Tazza Cafe serves il caffe perfetto e un po' forte in this chef's review! Tazza Cafe's top notch. Review: 5+

Not a good experience…read more Cappuccino had hardly anything in the cup. Went in at around 3p and wanted an Açaí bowl was told the kitchen closed at 2p. Does it take a chef to serve premade açaí bowls and chop up bananas, smear peanut butter and sprinkle granola?

This is a cute little coffee shop/gift shop/bookstore near the train station in Katonah and as…read moreothers have said, it's quaint and adorable. I wanted to pick up a white elephant gift and get some birthday cards and was able to fulfill both objectives here. I also had a cooked and something to drink. It wasn't too crowded the day I was there but it's not a huge place. Prices are on the higher side, but what you'd expect at a quaint local shop. I wish I had a place like this in my neighborhood (in Danbury, not Manhattan) so I could stop by regularly.

A lovely book shop…read more Came here, while visiting the in-laws, and the place did not disappoint. I was looking for a book, THERE'S ALWAYS THIS YEAR, and since I was in the area, was hoping I could stop by and pick up a copy. I called ahead and the staff could not have been more helpful. Although the system said they had a copy, they couldn't find it. Well, these folks searched up and down till they did and then called me back. That's A+ customer service. When I stopped by the shop was adorable. I hadn't known they do coffee as well and so had to enjoy a latte while I was there. I didn't get a chance to go upstairs, but I heard it's quite nice and the space for author events. Would highly recommend getting your books here. This place is what all bookshops should aspire to be.

Inside the Prospect theater first level you will find this small coffee shop, they don't have…read morechairs but they have a fancy super automatic espresso machine, so don't expect latte art in this one but they have good coffee beans, snacks and some extras.

So where in Ridgefield does one find the best latte? The Prospector Movie Theater of course!…read moreOrganic grass-fed milk, locally roasted coffee beans, and organic caramel syrup all go into this magnificent cup of joy. You will not find such a gourmet pleasure any where else around and for one extraordinary reason: the Prospector is a non-profit 501(c)(3) and they are able to put quality before profit margins. The result is a perfect latte each and every time. Equally satisfying, it deserves special recognition that every dollar spent at the Heads Up Cafe benefits people with disabilities - a grand slam! The Cafe also offers some stellar beer and wine choices not usually found under one roof. With such an appealing selection, and such heartfelt intentions, this little gem of a cafe is not to be missed.