Smoothie was delicious. Prices are a bit high $7 for small…read more Service was fast and polite.

No one answers the phone, hours make no sense. Not open early enough to get something before work,…read morecloses too early to get something after. Had one smoothie once, pretty good. Just upped it to 4 stars because I got one the other day and they are really good, I just wish they'd open earlier.

"Pathetic" and " They should be ashamed of themselves" are the words my wife used to describe this…read morelocation. We have come later and they are out of munchkins, and now we come early and they take 20 minutes to get us our donuts. Really unhappy here. We have places to be. I don't understand what makes it so hard to serve donuts quickly.

This location can make food products or drink products that are not even close to the formula that…read moreDunkin' Donuts wants produced, food can be thrown into a bag like it's a pile of garbage and that's OK. But yet when a customer orders a drink with less ice, they give you half the cup full of liquid. How cheap can cheap actually get?

Great service with a smile. It helps that the food and coffee and excellent. Plenty of parking and…read morespacious dining area that's always kept clean. The music playing the background is never too loud and always mood appropriate. Love this place!

Very friendly staff and very attentive to food allergies. I decided to get the avocado and kale…read moresmoothie with the o'veggie bagel (on a gluten free everything bagel). Was absolutely delicious

I'm so lucky to live near Klemm's Bakery! They have the best doughnuts in New Hampshire. And now…read morethey've made the spookiest custom birthday cake! When I picked it up on a Saturday morning, they were packed and everyone who saw the cake ooohed and ahhhed. The tight quarters in the bakery facilitate a friendly camaraderie among customers. I'm disabled and the person leaving at the same time as me offered to carry my cake to my car for me! Note that Klemm's doesn't have a website, so you need to make a phone call or visit in person to place orders.

A pretty busy bakery in Windham. I came in on a weekend afternoon and the display cases were mostly…read morefull from donuts to cakes to cookies. There were lots of people coming in, but lots of workers taking orders and it was quick once we decided what to get. We ended up getting half a dozen donuts, PB and funfetti cupcake, a bowtie, and a hippopotamus cookie. The donuts were soft and pillowy and the frosting of the PB cupcake was sweet. The cookie was super dry and the cream was a little chalky. My favorite donuts were the strawberry frosted and lemon filled. If you're in the area, klemms it's worth a visit.

This review is specifically for their signature coffee. We've been getting Farmhouse Blend coffee…read moresince before this restaurant existed when they were selling out of their Peach Tree Ice Cream location and we absolutely love it. While I grew up in Salem, NH - I loved to Los Angeles almost 20 years ago and every year at Christmas time look forward to my parents sending us Farmhouse Roasters Coffee at Christmas time. I wouldn't say we're exactly coffee snobs, but let's just say we like what we like, and enjoy nice dark blends. My wife and I have made it a bit of tradition to buy each other different types of artisan coffee around the holidays from many local shops, brewers, etc... and honestly, I think Farmhouse Roasters Farmhouse Blend beats anything out there. I feel like we're kind of "chasing the high" as we search for different coffees to try, and always come back to Farmhouse Roasters which is super consistent every time. The restaurant is great too, but honestly, we haven't been since pre pandemic so I can't give a detailed review... but it's worth it to simply load up on coffee if you're local or buy online... which we need to do more often.

I was looking for a breakfast place when came for the day in Salem NH. Most were closing early, but…read morethis one was open a bit longer and looked fine. So glad we came. I wanted breakfast, they had good choices, but I chose a chicken salad sandwich with lettuce, tomatoes and bacon. It came with two pickles and some chips. My daughter ordered a breakfast meal and liked it. They have hot, cold coffees. It's in a big house with a warm home feel. People working are kind and they bring your food to you. I would definitely come back.

It is attached to a hotel and restaurant but was super photogenic and modern. The latte was really,…read morereally good. I was really impressed. I got a salted caramel latte with almond milk, half sweet, and it was perfect. The food was less impressive. They had to remake my sandwich because I asked for no cheese... but oh well, it was okay.

A disappointing showing at this hotel cafe within the Tuscan Village compound. Slow, albeit…read morefriendly enough service, poorly executed food and drink, decent seating area. The hot lattes were flavorless and so mildly warm with actual cold spots, we wondered if ice had been put in them despite Not being iced coffees. The cold brew was no better in flavor. This is a Lavazzo espresso in an Italian-leaning shopping piazza, ya gotta get the coffees right, signores. Mingua. Then after a lengthy amount of time, our pastries were collected. All of the almond croissants looked as if entire bags of confectioners sugar had fallen open on them. Also a strange, not almondy flavor to the least-snowy almond croissant we paid an arm and a leg for and threw most of it away. Not worth the calories. Ditto the chewy and chocolate-lacking chocolate croissant. One spot of chocolate inside, horrible bready chewy exterior. These are croissants! Should be light and flaky by definition, even an Italian version. Not sure if Tuscan or hotel kitchen is at fault, or if they are shipped in from elsewhere, but the baked goods were baked bads. The avocado toast slice with tomatoes was the only winner in our entire order. We had been looking forward to trying this hotel cafe since it opened, and it was not at all worth our special stop or money or parking fee today. With so many cafe options, there is no need to give this another try when almost everything was a big letdown. If you are staying at the hotel, this may be the only game on the block, but I'm sorry to say they need to improve the service, efficiency, quality, and flavor. To put Artisan in their name is wishful thinking at this point.

I really wanted to like this place, but my experience today was a bit disappointing. The staff…read moreseemed unsure about some of the coffee orders--one employee mentioned she hadn't made iced coffee before. Even though the shop wasn't busy when I arrived, several people came and went before I received my drink. I checked in after a while and was told it would be brought to me, but it ended up taking about 20 minutes, and the coffee was mostly melted ice by then. I'm hoping this was just an off day, because the space itself has a lot of potential.

This place is very cute inside and small. Parking is tight. It's in a neighborhood so keep that in…read moremind. Food was overall good however they don't give you much for the price. Also I didn't see the prices online either. I would come here to do some laptop work. Espresso was very fresh and good.

Live love pressed! Amazing menu and food! Amazing service always has me coming back to try…read moredifferent things at pressed. My favs are the smoke salmon toast and egg turkey sausage avocado breakfast burrito! So many different options of food and drinks here

I love Pressed Cafe, my food is almost always perfect, but if I can be critical with the Salem one…read morein particular When they get the peanut butter powder shake right it's amazing a perfect balance of flavors but sometimes they hand you something that's like pure peanut butter or pure cream or the frozen consistency is off And then sometimes they do the worst thing they can do and serve you peanut butter powder milk, which is just gross for some reason without the frozen consistency. It's disgusting. I never return food but that I will return especially at $10.

Me and hubs went to check it out after a quick trip to the town clerk. Java still has the feel of…read morethe old place but i like how Fabio-the owner, is straightforward but friendly. We got two cups of coffee this time but plan to bring the whole family back another day to try the food items.

We were frequent goers to the Grind Railtrail Cafe and were sad to see it close. Java on Broadway…read morehas the same feel with friendly owners who greet you right when you walk in. They reviewed the menu with us and had great coffee recommendations. The food was delicious and we loved the coffee! We highly recommend checking the new coffee shop out.