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!

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!

Meh. Egg and cheese on ciabatta was totally bland and boring. Iced vanilla latte was fine but…read morenothing special.

Look - Real baristas! Great coffee and solid bagel lox & CC. And salads from Soulber!read more

I love this coffee shop! Their Guatemala Dark coffee is super smooth and delicious. Actually, I…read morehave enjoyed all the coffee and the Macha lattes I have ordered here. The ample seating and the comfy couches and chairs in the back make for an easy place to meet friends or just relax by yourself while enjoying coffee and possibly a sweet... or even done food. Actually, I have really enjoyed their soups too! This shop is conveniently located near a few shops I enjoy visiting. Grabbing a coffee before or after shopping is perfect!

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...

Lovely service, delicious fresh coffee and teas, hot and cold, as well as baked goods…read more The ambience was very welcoming. They offer alternatives to dairy milk, if you are lactose intolerant, which I appreciate.

Cute cafe. The process looked encouraging. The barista leveled, tamped, all good…read more This is a VERY rare example where I've gotten a very good coffee (cortado) that was poured without basic art - However, It was poured carefully. I asked and the barista said he pours art on the larger drinks and was honing his skills to pour in the smaller cup. So I'm very excited to return.

This is honestly one of the better quick breakfast spots I've been to in a while. I used the…read moredrive-thru since it was raining, and the service was fast and easy. Got a bacon, egg, and cheese on a bagel, and it was excellent. The bagel was soft and clearly fresh, and the sandwich itself was made really well--everything tasted high quality and balanced. This is easily a 5-star spot for me. Definitely one of those places that's a little too convenient because I can already tell I'll be coming back a lot more than I should. Looking forward to trying more of their menu.

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.

My partner and I stopped by during a Caffeine and Carburetors event and were served in fun, themed…read morecups for the occasion, which was a nice touch. The line was super long, which we expected given the crowd, and the ceiling packed with college flags definitely adds character. That said, if you look closely, the flags are very dusty--it honestly made me think about stepping out of line. I decided to stick it out. My partner grabbed an iced coffee from the "fast lane" set up for the event, and I ordered a matcha latte. Unfortunately, mine was watered down and lacking any real flavor. The payment process was quick and the service was efficient, but overall the drinks were just okay.

This place roasts their own coffee and it's delicious!!! Many coffee choices!!! Seating inside and…read moreoutside. Efficient & friendly staff.

Service was below my expectations, food was good though. Had to eat it with my hands because we…read moreweren't given silverware. Saw many customers without silverware who had to ask for some.

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.

I just go for the bread so I have no complaints about the coffee. Sweet Earth and great baguettes,…read moreno complaints. Great bread.

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.

Very sweet coffee shop facing the Mount Kisco train station. My map led me to the train station…read moreitself but it's actually across the street next to a salon. The interior is very classy and sleek, with an old-timey French cafe vibe. The array of pastries looked fresh and tasty, though I did not partake this visit. I opted for the Caffe Shakerato, and while it was expertly prepared by the barista/owner, it just wasn't my bag -- it was very strong and the coffee was too bitter for me even though it had some almond milk added. Next time, I will opt for something different.