The service was 10/10. There was only 1 workers, but he was diligent and got orders out quickly…read more The food was not the best for the price point. Bacon, egg and cheese on an everything bagel: It was a good bagel with a healthy amount of egg and cheese but with only 2 strips of bacon I can't justify why it came out to $10. Vietnamese coffee: right amount of sweetness. The description matched the coffee. Cinnamon roll: absolutely horrible. Do not order this. It tasted like a mix of a croissant and a banana bread muffin. In no way shape or form should this have been allowed to be called a cinnamon roll.

What a cute space! Perfect place to sit and work all day. I absolutely loved the vibe here. The…read morefood was good too.

My favorite local coffee shop, always my go to. The staff is so sweet and they have the best chai…read morein town!

I stopped by Lorca Café hoping to find a great cup of coffee, and it delivered on that front. Just…read morebe prepared for paid street parking, which can be a bit challenging depending on the time of day. Inside, the café is clean, inviting, and has a warm atmosphere that's perfect for grabbing a coffee or catching up with a friend. I ordered a large cold brew with vanilla syrup, and it was easily the highlight of my visit. Smooth, refreshing, and nicely balanced without being overly sweet. I would absolutely order it again. For food, I tried the Breakfast Burrito, although it's really closer to a Crunchwrap than a traditional burrito. It comes with scrambled eggs, bacon, peppers and onions, cheddar cheese, avocado mash, tater tots, and lima crema. On paper, it sounded like a home run. Unfortunately, the execution did not live up to the description. It ended up being extremely greasy, mushy, and surprisingly lacking flavor despite having so many ingredients. I kept expecting each bite to get better, but it never really did. It was one of those dishes that had a lot of potential but just missed the mark. My cold brew and breakfast came to $23.84 with tax, which felt a little expensive for a breakfast wrap and coffee. Overall, I'd definitely come back for the coffee because it was excellent. As for the food, I'd probably try something different next time. If the kitchen can match the quality of the coffee, this place could be a real standout.

This is an excellent spot here in Stamford. The Vibe: The…read morevibe feels like as if Ikea had a cool, older (non-pretentious) cousin (let's name him..Ben.) that moved here from San Francisco and was frustrated he didn't have a no-fuss coffee shop to easily ride his bicycle to that made him feel calm, focused and glad that also offered great beverages, to work out of so he opened this place. IF that makes sense to anyone else. (If not: It's well decorated, fresh and modern and clean with more industrial vibes than Ikea vibes (Hence the cool older cousin reference). This is a great place for Ben to work alone out of, meet us with a client or partner, a friend, or even bring a date for coffee and/or wine. But if anyone isn't into coffee or wine, they have really great extra options. Kombucha on tap, and my favorite: the turmeric latte..yum! Location: While this is located in a very busy area in Stamford, I love that it isn't directly downtown. I also love that they're in a location with parking (even though it can get a little chaotic in that lot, it's still nice to not have to "find" parking) If ever I have to bring something to the UPS in that strip, I'm excited because it means I'll plan to stop here too. I also love that it's so close the my barre studio making it all a set up for a great day. And while I'm all for supporting local businesses, I love when local businesses give their customers incentive to choose them (as if they needed to) but they offer a punch card for a free beverage which I just think is nice.

I have been here several times and it has consistently been a nice experience. The staff is…read moregenerally friendly, helpful, and welcoming each time I visit. The space itself is clean and comfortable. It does lean a bit darker inside, but that seems to be part of the aesthetic they are going for. It gives the place a relaxed coffee shop vibe that works well if you want to sit, unwind, or get some work done. The coffee is solid. It is good, just not the best I have had. Still enjoyable and worth grabbing if you are stopping in. Their snack selection is where they shine a bit more. When the pastries are fresh they are really good. I have tried a few items like the banana loaf and lemon loaf and they have both been tasty and satisfying with a cup of coffee. Overall this is a great place if you are looking for a clean, generally quiet, and relaxing spot to enjoy a coffee and a sweet treat. I would definitely recommend stopping by.

The food, avocado toast and salmon bowl (break my heart I think) are phenomenal everytime I order…read moreit! Lattes, sometimes, today was really good tho. They are also very accommodating in special requests, I love their tomatoes. All their ingredients are definitely fresh and if you pay attention to the art/writing on the wall you can see it is something they value. Sitting here to relax or study are both very easy, it has very inviting, warm atmosphere inside and outside with beautiful plants that adds life and energy to the space.

Stopped by recently at Winifield Coffee for a morning pick me up…read more First off, there are a good amount of indoor and outdoor seats. Inside gives off a cozy and warm vibe that is perfect for studying, socializing, and reading a book which they promote with their wall of books. Ambiance rate: 7.5/10. My friends and I ordered: 1. Iced Peanut Butter Mocha: This had a good peanut butter and mocha flavor in the beginning however, it quickly disappeared when the coffee got watered down which was unfortunate. Rate 6/10. 2. Iced Caramel Macchiato: This drink was good, it had a longer lasting caramel flavor. Rate 6/10. 3. Chocolate Croissant: This tasted mediocre, nothing special. It would've tasted better if it was warmed up. Rate 6/10. 4. Cinnamon Scone: This pastry was disappointing since the flavor lacked a cinnamon taste. Plus, the breading was hard all throughout rather than only on the outside of the scone. Rate 5/10. The service was relatively quick however, the staff weren't the most inviting. They seemed very monotone and unenthusiastic to help the customers like myself. Staff/service rate: 5/10. Despite this cafe having a great vibrant vibe; the food, coffee, and service were subpar. Personally, I would've had a better experience in all aspects at Starbucks.

Recently moved to HP and love that this coffee shop is on the route I walk my dog. The staff are so…read morenice! They offer your dog milk bone cookies, which is so cute. I got an iced latte both visits, and the taste is consistent. The espresso is nice and strong, despite the milk and ice. The everything bagel with cream cheese was chefs kiss. I felt the amount of cream cheese, while on the lighter side, was perfect. Not the giant globs you get at bagel shops. What really solidified this place and will make me a regular is that my dog knocked my latte over while I was getting up to grab my bagel. Half the container spilled. So of course I was mortified and sad about losing my coffee, but the guy who was working made me a new coffee and was so sweet about it. Love this place!

Love this coffee stand! Solid coffee in the cutest area of Stamford. The coffee isn't flavorful,…read morebold, and sure to wake you up! This is a great stop if you're taking a walk on the water or just strolling around Harbor Point.

So we got the lava cake, the baklava and the strawberry cheesecake. All of which were ok didn't…read moreseem fresh and I feel like it was very overpriced. I got a mocktail apple mint and it was super sweet and concentrated , didn't seem like a mocktail just a regular drink. I feel like the food wasn't good. The service was nice and the place itself was beautiful for pictures and hanging out .

Coco Cafe in Stamford is such a fun spot. The first thing you notice is how beautiful and clean it…read moreis, literally every corner looks like it was designed for photos. If you're into aesthetic, Instagrammable cafés, this is an easy win. The food was fresh and came out fast, from the omelet and toast to the salad and desserts. Everything tasted as good as it looked, and the tea and coffee were perfect for a slow brunch vibe. Service was friendly and attentive without being overbearing, and the whole experience felt relaxed and easy. If you're looking for a cute brunch / coffee / dessert spot in Stamford, CT with good food, quick service, and a gorgeous interior, Coco Cafe is absolutely worth a visit.

Nice little independent coffee shop/bodega inside the Stamford train station. Makes me sad to see…read morepeople lined up at gross Dunkin Donuts when this place is an option! The large iced coffee is the size of a wine bottle, basically. It once took me the entire Amtrak journey down to DC to finish my drink! The staff can be a little heavy handed with the milk, so just ask if you can add it yourself. Weirdly, this place sells some of the best chocolate croissants in Stamford. Don't question, just enjoy. I'd stick with the pastries: after one bland and mayonnaisey tuna wrap, I will not be attempting any more sandwiches. Cash only until you hit about $5. The easy credit card fix is obviously to buy a chocolate croissant to accompany your coffee.

I'll pass. I was here visiting Stamford and wanted a quick java in the station. This is not the…read moreplace to get a Java. Head to Dunkin instead. It smelled terrible and the pastries looked super old. Also no utensils when I asked for some?! How is it possible? Just avoid.

Great use of the word; it does hold to its own. Came here and got an iced drink off their specials…read moremenu and a simple breakfast sandwich to enjoy. Employees are pleasant. Drinks are great. No issue with food. And the seating area/couches are kept pretty well maintained so you feel comfortable actually staying awhile. I only went in the morning so the place was still a cafe and shared workspace then. I think in the evening it transforms into a brewery. Inside it's very large and spacious, definitely quiet enough people could work but large enough you don't feel crowded. Most tables were already filled with 1-2 people working on tablets and laptops by the time I got there, but thankfully I was able to find some comfortable seating. If you want to snag a spot I suggest you arrive early - seems to be a popular place. I wish it was just a tiny bit easier for me to get in, but that's not a big deal as well. I had a stroller with me - you can enter from the back ramp if you're unable to take stairs for any reason but you just need to call them because the door is locked otherwise. Not a real issue, but I think I just wish it was open in general so I don't feel like an inconvenience to employees. I understand the business decision however. Overall, highly recommend.

Third Place may not be known for their breakfast sandwiches, but I just had THE BEST BEC I've ever…read morehad in CT! The absolute perfect bite! I also love the layout of their space. Lots of tables and seating areas for large groups to sit and gather which is nice. Will definitely be back again!

I met up with some friends here on a Saturday morning and had no idea what to expect from a "family…read morecoffeehouse." Apparently, it's a coffee shop that also has a separate play area for customers with small children--separate play area meaning a separate room behind other doors and windows so that patrons wanting a quieter space have that and those who want to meet while their kids play have that. In that respect, it's a win-win for all. There's nothing particularly special about the ambiance. The blue walls are barren save for the chalkboard behind the counter. Patrons will find no couches or cozy chairs. In fact, the place is a bit too sterile in appearance to qualify as a coffeehouse, which is why I prefer to call it a coffee shop. It's got a large counter and then tables and chairs. It's a coffee shop. Their chai latte was a bit strong for my taste but not bad. I shared my plate of avocado toast because they give a lot. The avocado toast was served a bit differently from the traditional trimmings of red pepper flakes and a drizzle of olive oil or the everything seasoning at Dunkin. Honey Joe's serves it with shredded mozzarella, sunflower seeds, and a drizzle of balsamic. I wasn't sure how I was going to like it but it was quite good. What I really like about this place is the spaciousness, which you wouldn't guess from the outside. It's a great place for a large group to meet and chill and chat over coffee/tea beverages and some quick bites. But please, Honey Joe's, pretty up your walls with some art! Kids of all ages will love it!

Unfortunately this place is in desperate need of management. From extremely slow service to a…read moredisgustingly dirty space. Staff spends more than half their time on their laptops, phones or hanging out. The place is absolutely filthy! Place area is extremely dirty, cafe area is dirty and bathrooms are disgusting. I'm not sure why employees are not doing any clean up, instead of sitting in their phones especially during hours where the place is basically empty such as right now. This place is a dump when it comes to cleanliness, coffee is great, employees are nice and concept is amazing but the laziness and dirty ambiance really brings it down.

Fabulous service. Fabulous lattes. Very kind staff. Latte is always spot on. Can't wait to go…read moreback again and again

zero stars! made a $90 order to go for our family. went by 20 minutes later and they had no idea we…read moremade the order. We were time restricted as we are headed to LaGuardia. So as I'm writing this, we have no food and they have our $90. told we could Get a refund by canceling the order which they don't have! only option is to contact credit card company.