This place is amazing. Fresh sandwiches with creative ingredients, great ice cream flavors, locally…read moresourced ingredients, and always a few different interesting things. Can't forget the coffee, either. This business has been a huge boon to South Salem since opening around the pandemic and we're sad to hear they're going to be closing, but they have another location in New Canaan in the library and they'll be doing a mobile coffee truck, it sounds like. The service is always friendly and the owners are fantastic people. They also host outdoor events throughout the warmer months and have become a huge part of the local area. Highly recommend going if you've never been, or going to New Canaan if you miss them in South Salem.

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.

To be upfront, this local coffee shop is owned by my MIL and managed by my BIL so I know what goes…read moreinto the upkeep of the business, time & energy, labor, etc. My unbiased review is that it's a cute little coffee shop that offers a large variety of drinks and food. My go-to is their Moo Brews and their Lox bagel sandwich or a sausage egg and cheese. Their bagels are sourced from NY so they're really good. They also have great grab and go sandwiches and wraps. They have plenty of regulars and there's always people occupying the tables - great spot to get work done or to catch up with a friend. It's overall a great local business that any town would be lucky to have.

Great little spot with plenty of space to chill or work. Chocolate chip cookies with Maldonado…read moresalt, lemon bar could have been better, I think it was stale, but the Italian cappuccino was chefs kiss because it was truly the best ratio for a cappuccino. Great service as well!

Cozy coffee shop with a massive variety of high quality drinks…read more Also have a solid variety of baked goods and a few hot items as well I got a blueberry muffin and a vanilla late and both were delicious Plenty of seating inside 9

Always very nice sincere service (that's a rarity--especially younger workers)…read more Pastries, bagels, breakfast, are very good at that premium level, bagel and lox is excellent perfectly made; not a jumbo sized bagel with cheese falling out, etc. Coffee is really good, but I have yet to find that amazing coffee place in western Connecticut yet, being from N. Cal, the bar is high but attainable

The Market at Union Hall is one of those rare places that instantly feels like home. From the…read moremoment you walk in, you're welcomed by a friendly, inviting atmosphere and kind people. They have an incredible selection of locally made products, fresh baked goods, delicious salads, sandwiches, and ready-to-go lunch items. Everything is fresh, thoughtfully curated, and made with quality ingredients. Daniel, the owner, truly cares about his customers and the local community, and it shows in every detail. Whether you're stopping in for coffee, picking up lunch, or taking home a fresh pie or baked treat, you'll leave happy every time. This is the kind of local market every town wishes it had. I highly recommend visiting--you'll keep coming back!

I do like this place, its nice owners, the relaxed vibe and the good food... BUT…read more.... I just paid over $7 for a plain iced tea! Really? I do not mind paying a bit more for their sandwiches or a specialty coffee, but a tea bag and some iced water????? I think they need to rethink that.

Took a star away. There is a bit of a barista training gap that I hoped would be fixed with time,…read morebut it persists. A proper tamp, and a conscientious pour would go a long way. Still a cute shop with great potential - but don't let your baristas slack.

Beautiful people, delicious coffee, family friendly. The service is always professional but happy…read more The coffee is the best pulled shot in bethel imo. Always look forward to the next visit. Try the cardamom bun or latte

I've stopped for their coffee 3 times and ordered the same coconut caramel cream latte and can…read moreconfirm it tastes the same (very yummy) each time with different people making it. Love consistency. I've also tried the dolce de leche. Both are on the sweater side. And the oatmeal cookie was a perfect mild sweet: love that it's also a drive thru.

This hole in the wall coffee shop in Trumbull is so cute. Tucked away apart of the noble gas…read morestation. Although a part of noble it's adorable has its own seating area and gives real New England coffee shop vibes even in the space it's in. I got an iced latte and Caesar chicken wrap. The latte camp quick and was very good. They have multiple options for flavors and specials for coffee like gingerbread latte or peppermint and eggnog! I'm stuck in my ways and got no flavor but I know people out there who do love flavors would come here in a heart beat knowing this. The wrap was really fresh and didn't take that long to wait for it to come out. I enjoyed my latte and wrap in there seating area and felt very relaxed. The baristas were cheerful and polite.

Best coffee in the world. It smells amazing in this store and the flags on the ceilings are so…read morecool. The service is good too.

Average coffee, service not great, always out of common coffee additives not really worth the…read morehassle, if you know the owner or have a fancy car you will get better service

While I was in the area I remembered that I had this place saved on instagram and I'm really happy…read moreI was able to try it out! It was really good! Service: [5/5] The staff are friendly and very nice. It was my first time so I didn't feel pressured into rushing. I also wanted a latte but made differently than how they had it on their menu so I'm happy that the cashier was able to adjust it to my liking! Food: [5/5] I got the Sacred Heart burrito and it was sooo delicious it also came with some type of side chipotle sauce which was amazing. The burrito was jam packed with eggs, your choice of either bacon or sausage, cheese, onions, and peppers. It was also big you can honestly eat half there and take the rest home thats how good it is! The Blueberry pancake latte is definitely a reason I'd come back. This is originally supposed to be banana but I personally don't like banana flavored drinks so I asked if I can switch that up and I chose blueberry. The cold foam is sooo good. It's like a maple syrup cold foam and in the drink also has pumps of caramel. It really does taste like a pancake and it was amazing. Ambiance: [5/5] Inside feels really cozy and warm I can see a lot of people coning here on those colder fall mornings. There were also people here studying as well so it makes a nice study area too sincd it's spacious. I sat outdoors since it was nice yesterday [11/3 when i visited]. Overall this place is actually really good and I can see why people gave it such good reviews on instagram. I'd come back for the banana pancake latte!

Had no idea this place existed until a friend mentioned it and apparently, we are not in the know…read morebecause it was packed when we walked in a weekday morning. The have a creative menu and great coffee options. Ordered the lox bagel and there was so much salmon and that was quite special! As well as eggs and a salad. Definitely shareable and loved every bite. Now you know and need to go experience this goodness for yourself.

The staff is always so friendly. Coffee is fresh and consistent. They even have great gift items…read morein the shop! Great for breakfast or for lunch. Highly recommend!

After reading Ridgefield Lifestyle's cover story, "The Art of Hospitality," I decided to return to…read moreRoss's Bread with renewed optimism and, naturally, a stopwatch. The article references the Savoy Hotel, Danny Meyer's hospitality group, "the pursuit of excellence," and repeated commitments to quality and consistency. So I thought perhaps, at long last, the espresso situation had been resolved. Reader, it had not. I ordered a Cortado to stay. "Would you like that in a mug for here or a paper cup?" An encouraging start. I then positioned myself beside the espresso machine like a wildlife documentarian returning to observe a rare but persistent behavioral phenomenon. The barista dosed the portafilter, then tamped the coffee while holding the portafilter in midair, applying what appeared to be approximately the amount of pressure required to test whether an avocado is ripe. He locked it into the machine and pressed start. Brown liquid immediately exploded from the spouts with absolutely no delay whatsoever. The shot was over in roughly four seconds. For those unfamiliar with espresso, this is generally considered suboptimal. The resulting Cortado tasted primarily of hot milk and faintly burnt coffee sadness. After two and a half confirmation sips, I quietly left the remainder on the counter and departed. At this point I no longer review Ross's espresso. I monitor it.

1. Best coffee for miles around. Matt (the owner) is a perfectionist…read more 2. Friendly, neighborhood feel where an assortment of locals congregate and everyone feels welcome, whatever your age, background, political views etc. 3. Great atmosphere, including choice selection of period music and curated display of vintage sheet music covers on the walls.

Instead of going to Mimi's, I decided to try this elegant shop, and regret I haven't come sooner…read more This is a refined experience, and the owner knows his coffee and cares deeply about the customer experience. The cold brew was far superior to anything else I've had in Westchester (trust me -- I keep trying) and the blueberry muffin with lemon rind was perfect. I'm jealous of you folk in Mount Kisco!