Everything was absolutely delicious and filling! You can really taste the freshness in every bite…read more The fries were the perfect combination of soft in the middle and crispy on the outside. I especially love when French fries still have the skin on -- it gives them so much more flavor. They were seasoned really well and paired perfectly with both dishes. The Chicken Caesar Wrap was so good! It had a different flavor than your typical Caesar salad, in the best way. The chicken was well-seasoned, the lettuce was fresh and crunchy, and the whole wrap was perfectly saucy. The Hot Honey Chicken Sandwich was also amazing. The chicken in both meals was juicy, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. The bun was nicely toasted and tasted even better dipped into the hot honey. I've never been a fan of coleslaw and usually pass on it, but this one completely changed my mind! It was so fresh and flavorful. It definitely wasn't like the typical coleslaw you get at a chain restaurant. And the matcha lattes were really good! I got them unsweetened, which I actually think was the perfect choice because they paired so nicely with the meals without being overly sweet. Overall, everything was fresh, flavorful, and delicious. Definitely a meal I'd happily have again!

***2 1/2 stars*** I…read morethink I've officially aged out of gimmicky, influencer-targeted establishments. I came here for a latte and light bite yesterday morning with one of my top-tier chums. Hearth is literally just a few blocks away from where I live, so unlike a lot of people who were in there on our visit, I organically discovered it during my day to day. My go-to coffee place around here is one town over in Cedar Grove, Cedar Beans. So that's the local standard and this unfortunately didn't match up. Little Falls isn't the best with public parking - there's a handful of spaces right on Main, but your best bet if you're not within walking distance is to park off of Main in one of the public municipal lots, which are fairly accessible but I'm honestly not sure how noticeable or obvious they are to outsiders. My chum picked me up as a courtesy and I directed her to the lot directly behind the building; I'm absolutely sure she wouldn't have found it otherwise. And it was pretty packed for a Sunday, so I'm assuming the vast majority of those spots were Hearth & Honey customers. The minute you walk in, you get who the demo is. The interior is designed to go viral, with some pretty obvious homages to Harry Potter. There's a very cool "living" portrait on the wall to the right, and a lot of gothic-y magical touches throughout. The problem though? The overall layout is badly designed. This place is very popular, which means that there was a long, loud, distracting line the entire time we were there going from the counter in the very back all the way to the entrance in the front. That line was bumping up onto the edge of the dining area, which is where we were, so it felt chaotic, congested and just generally uncomfortable. I'm kind of mystified at how many parents brought their young kids - many just toddlers - to this to simply stand in line for over 20 minutes, but that was also pretty annoying; one distracted kid was playing with his toys in line, one of which bumped against my leg. If literally a quarter of your business is taken up by a crowd of people? Something isn't right. Either separate these areas better or move the counter area. There has to be a better option than what they're doing now, and there's no way they're not seeing this issue every day firsthand. The food and drink options were a little uneven but ultimately a positive. I ordered the hot honey lavender latte, a slice of banana bread and the Morning Ritual sandwich. The banana bread was a total miss - based on the taste/texture, I think it was vegan or gluten-free, which is definitely not my thing. Pretty tasteless, and something I wouldn't have wasted the money on if they'd noted on the accompanying sign that it WAS vegan, etc. We threw out most of it. Cedar Beans has a much better banana bread that I would strongly recommend. The latte was fine; the flavoring was decent. I prefer skim but that didn't seem to be an option (I also didn't ask so that's at least partially on me). No issues in that regard though. The star of the show unquestionably was the Morning Ritual. This was a breakfast wrap with eggs, potatoes, bacon, cheddar and maple siracha syrup. DELICIOUS. That syrup really makes the difference and gives the overall savory entree a real nip. I wasn't insanely hungry going in and just unapologetically devoured this. A little sticky for obvious reasons, but if we can suffer through that indignity when it comes to s'mores, there's no reason we can't do that here. The service unfortunately wasn't great either. Everyone was perfectly nice, but our meals came out at VERY different times - my friend was literally eating her last bite when my wrap finally showed up. That kind of disorganization doesn't speak well of the management here, and it wasn't great that the server didn't even acknowledge the issue. We also saw the same problem at other tables as well, so it's really something they need to address ASAP if they're going to keep the sit-down clientele here. Who wants to come to a place with someone to essentially eat their meals completely separately? It's not like there aren't selling points here, but based on our experience, the obvious play is to order a wrap online to go. I wouldn't waste your time dealing with the chaos and mismanagement that comes with eating here, which unfortunately makes the edgy Hogwarts interior kind of moot. A shame.

best customer service! KING LION IS THE GOAT and place is super cute and friendly!! the…read morepassionfruit mocktail is FIREEE

Found this gem because I was looking for those viral desserts that resemble fruit. They get them…read morefrom a bakery in NYC. Each dessert was $10 and worth the try, but I probably won't order them again. I ordered the pistachio latte and the first sip was HEAVEN! The strawberry Dubai chocolate cup was absolutely packed and well worth the $15! It lasted me like 2-3 days because it was sooo rich I couldn't eat it in one sitting. I'll definitely be back to try their other specialty latte drinks and pastries!

What a gem! I usually rate solely based on the food, but this place already gets five stars just…read morefor its hospitality alone. The owner is the nicest, most genuine woman - a truly rare find these days. You're basically just going over to your friend's house to hang out and eat. Yes, the slow food movement can come with a cost - but you can sit there all day with the free secured WiFi, climate control, and electricity and no one will say boo. Plus, the place is absolutely SPOTLESS (good luck finding this standard of cleanliness literally anywhere). Off-menu offerings vary daily and they'll pretty much make anything you want if they have the ingredients (breakfast frittata, here I come). For this first visit, I tried the apricot cornetto and The Classico specialty drink (a mocha with bits of Ferrero Rocher). Both were very good and not overloaded with added sugars. I stayed for a while and later ordered the prosciutto, mozzarella, and pesto sandwich for lunch; it was also very tasty and made with some great bread (wherever they sourced it from).

CaffeClassico is what happens when Italy accidentally opens a café in Jersey and doesn't bother…read moreexplaining itself to anyone. Some of the pastries are literally imported from Italy, and the rest? Handmade by the baristas themselves like it's just a normal Tuesday. No hype, no speech, no "wait till you try this" they just slide you something life changing and move on with their day. The homemade pastries (like the one in the pic) are criminally good. Flaky, buttery, dusted with powdered sugar. One bite and you're mad this isn't closer to your house. This is NOT your "let me rearrange my croissant for Instagram" type of place. No neon signs, no latte art shaped like a swan having an identity crisis. And they don't need any of that. The coffee is legit, the imported pastries are elite, and the homemade stuff is on another level. Quality is doing all the talking here. I come here most mornings and the baristas are cool people, efficient, friendly, and not forcing small talk when you clearly haven't had caffeine yet (huge win). Only downside: the storefront blends in way too much with the other shops. This place deserves to stand out. Solution? Simple. Hang a big Italian flag outside. Problem solved. If you know, you know. And if you don't... more pastries for the rest of us

This spot gets a lot of hype, so I was excited to finally give it a try. The staff was incredibly…read morekind and welcoming, which definitely made for a positive experience. Unfortunately, the coffee just wasn't for me. It was much sweeter than I expected and had so much oat milk that the coffee flavor was almost completely lost. The pastry was good, but fairly average and didn't really stand out. It didn't quite live up to the hype, especially considering the price. That said, the friendly service was excellent, and I'm glad I gave it a try.

Came in on a Saturday at around 11AM and the line was out the door. Ordered one of their specials,…read morethe fruit loop matcha which I was excited for even though it was $12! Apparently they put lavender in the fruit loop matcha but don't tell you? So I hated it and had I known they would put lavender in it I wouldn't have ordered it. I ended up having to order another drink bc I couldn't drink the fruit loop matcha so ordered the strawberry match and it was better but not worth $12. There are much better matcha spots for less. I would come back to try the juice but I def wouldn't come back for the matcha.

Adorable cafe tucked away in Fairfield, originally found this place via tiktok - and very happy we…read moregave it a try! The inside is decorated so nicely and they even have a fun mystery trip gumball machine that will tell you where to travel next. We really enjoy their matcha, me especially the strawberry one! They do have a few pastry options which we've tried three. While they were good - unfortunately a bit stale. Service is friendly. The cups they use are adorable and have a great lid cap closure! We only wish they were open Wednesday!

Cute global themed cafe Menu is plentiful with cold, hot…read moreand non caffeinated option. They have some pastries savory and sweet. I opted for the iced salted caramel YUM not too sweet and not insanely heavy. I also tried the chili cheese pastry which was warmed - a nice kick to it and perfectly flaky. Not a ton of seating options, so more of a grab and go spot but a fun addition to an otherwise boring street. Parking on site and staff was friendly and helpful. Would stop by again for a sweet treat or maybe something more basic next time. They also had a cute little claw machine which they're filling with cafe prizes for customers to win.

Amazing food, amazing service, amazing vibe! The staff know my grandparents by name and take good…read morecare of them when they visit frequently. Took my grandma to Mother's Day brunch as my first time being there and I have nothing but good things to say!

Service was excellent! Food was very good, the Atmosphere…read morewas amazing its friendly quiet place you can study and work there.

My 13 yr old and I went here for sandwiches and lattes. The restaurant was very clean and the…read moreservice was excellent. My child had the avocado toast with a fried egg and I had the tuna sandwich on a croissant. Both sandwich sandwiches were delicious and reasonably priced. We also had a Matcha latte and mocha latte. Those were amazing as well. There were convenient charging stations at each table but you have to bring your own charging cable. I would absolutely recommend this restaurant!

I love exploring cafes to work/study from! Whisk It All is a local family-owned bakery and cafe…read more It's easy to miss since it's on a quiet residential street in Glen Ridge. There's free street parking right up front. I've been here twice and both visits were positive experiences. The cafe is small, but cozy. The greenery and natural lighting make it a welcoming space to meet up with a friend over coffee and pastries or to study. There's a few tables, a couch, and stool seating facing the window. There's also free wifi and outlets. The tables are on the smaller side and the cafe isn't that big, so it's probably not best for large groups. Their menu is simple and a bit limited. Honestly... I prefer it that way! They have your core espresso drinks and a few paninis and croissant sandwiches. They bake their own pastries fresh on the premises. I recommend trying their cookies - they are huge, soft, and chewy! They also specialize in custom cakes for special occasions. Everything is reasonably priced. Baristas are sweet and efficient. They make some tasty iced lattes! The espresso is strong, but not too bitter. It has just the right balance of coffee and milk. I recently tried the Ham Solo sandwich ($10) which included scrambled egg, ham, cheddar, and avocado on a croissant with a side of chips. It wasn't bad, but I wouldn't order it again. The egg was dry and the ham and cheese tasted like those cheap, pre-sliced ones from grocery stores. If I lived closer, I could see myself stopping by more often. Check them out if you're in the area!

Defying Gravitea amazingly Defies the Laws of Eateries!! The…read morePlace is FULL of Everything Gluten Free!!! I Mean Everything and Dairy Friendly I MHO You have Such an Incredible array of Baked Good Choices your going to want to try them All I recommend the Black and White Cookies Ssooooo Delicious!! Breakfast Choices Lunch Choices All Gluten Free Interior is Sooo Homey and Relaxing The Owner Gina is So Dedicated To the Product and her Customers Satisfaction that it shows in food she is personally preparing for your consumption!! Staff and Customers Service are Welcoming You will not be Disappointed!!!

Great interior and lots of fun menu options. The staff was friendly. The quality of coffee was…read moresubpar.