This "cafe" wins for weirdest place I've been to in a long time. We were trying to find a place to…read morework on our laptops, but it seems all the coffee shops in Littleton close at 2pm. We weren't picking up any public wi-fi, but M did notice we got wi-fi from a closed cafe downtown when we sat within a block of it. Then I discovered Internet and Euro Cafe. It's on a side-street down a hill and has computers. Yay? We run in, sit down on the couch... we're still getting the wi-fi from the nearby coffee shop, but that's it. We talk to the owner and she said the internet provider wouldn't allow her to have wireless. We tried to explain she could just hook up a wireless router and give out the password... but I don't think she understood. She said we were free to sit as long as we wanted (without paying anything) and use the wi-fi we picked up. We bought a bottle of soda, $.50, and tried to give her a dollar for it. She wouldn't take it. Did I mention we're the only people in the cafe? How does this place stay open? Unlike every coffee shop we found, the Euro Cafe's hours run from noonish to almost midnight every day. So if you need to use a computer and everything else is closed, you'll find about 20 open ones here. As a disclaimer, it's kind of the basement of the building, so there's a distinct smell and it kind of feels like one of the dingy internet cafes we used in the UK. If you're good with that, check it out!

Recently visited the Chat Room for the first time. There won't be a second visit. Prices alone…read morewill keep me away. Charging $5 for a used book is over the top even for a tourist town like Lincoln. Drive down the street to the thrift shop and get them for at least half that and frequently less. Two stars is a gift for this place.

Sounds like a lot of snobby tourists making jerky reviews on this place. We love our Chatroom and…read morethe ppl there are wonderful! This is my go-to place with any questions about my computer and always helped beyond any other place I could go to. LOVE our small town Chat-room that others have tried to copy in town. Prices are cheap...no idea what these snobby tourists are talking about. They love to try to take over our town and want their shoes spit-shined, while rude to all the locals here. I've watched the tourists take over our town for over 20 years and they are the rudest ppl I have ever known! This is a staple in our town and we love this place. We locals use this place regularly and appreciate our computer business. Ty for those whom appreciate the locals to what used to be a small town before the tourists decided to take over.

We visited twice while up for a week on vacation. The Bagels were phenomenal. Sourdough with that…read morecrusty outside with the soft inside. The flavors were all great, and we ended up buying a dozen. We also got breakfast sandwiches the first visit, and they were top notch. The coffee? I love a good Mocha, and this spot pushed my former undefeated favorite out of its top spot. Really great blend of flavors, working together not overpowering each other. The inside is cute, with standard tables and chairs, with some more comfortable cushioned chairs. They had a corner with kids books, that my son absolutely loved and kept having us read to him. The staff were all very friendly, even though they were clearly busy. We went early, around 8/8:30 and had a short line. We drove past them later at 9:30ish and line was out the door. Go early!

The homemade bagels were fantastic. Crispy, chewy, fresh. 10/10 - no notes. GET A BAGEL!…read more The bitro cold brew was rich and chocolatey and thick - so good! The ham and cheese croissant lacked the laminated layers we expect from quality croissants - and was almost overcooked. This one was a miss. The savory tarte was OK but lacked depth of flavor. Some herbs and acid would have helped offset the salty cheese. Overall a quality spot we'd definitely return to if again in the area.

The freshly-baked bread was delicious and fairly priced. The chicken salad was a yummy comfort…read morefood! All the workers were friendly and they were diligent in cleaning the tables and lounge areas. The ambience can't be beat! The artwork, decor, and furniture all create a cozy and welcoming environment. I loved the option to sit at a couch or table. My toddler loved playing with the games and toys they had available. I wish there were more cafes like this!

Our friends recommended we stop at Polish Princess and they were on point. I tried my first kolache…read moreand fell in love, it was as if the world's best pastry chef recreated an Entenmann's coffee cake in pastry form but with craft and technique and much much better ingredients. Our party really loved the cinnamon rolls. My cortado was delightful. We purchased a special rye-seed bread that we're going to try tommorrow, very dense. Overall Polish Princess had lots to love - fresh bread (different type each day), decadent pastries, and excellent coffee. Fantastic.

Awesome staff Awesome product…read moreLemon drop crepe = amazing Lots of coffee options and types of milk. So if you don't do dairy no worries they got you covered.

Sweet barista but the coffee tasted burnt. Expresso machines need calibration and love and care,…read moreotherwise, it comes out tasting burnt. Bummer!

Absolutely a Gem!!!!! The espresso here is some of the best I have ever had. If you love coffee…read morethis is a must stop!!! We were traveling through and I just happened upon this shop! The staff is super friendly and professional and the whole vibe inside is very enjoyable!!! LOVE IT

Talk about epic baristas and roast!! Andy and Emery were like stereophonic artists creating one of…read morethe driest and absolutely BEST cappuccinos I have everrrrrrrrr had on this side of the Atlantic. The entire staff -- Jack, Dakota, Wagner, and others are incredibly welcoming and the overall vibe led us to not wanna leave .... Grazie mille (1000 thanks) to all....

So I went to this Dunkin expecting great things because they are always great but this time not so…read moremuch the line moved super slow and we were in line for 20 minutes and then finally we got out drink they were made right they tasted great the only bad experience was the 20 minute line

I just wanted to say that my boss and I ordered constantly from dunkin' donuts and when we order…read morefrom the Gorham New Hampshire one, only the Gorham one makes our drink different every single time it tastes so bad today it was ridiculous. I always get an original Frozen chiller and my boss always gets one with caramel and neither of them tasted like the frozen coffee chillers. I am very tired of spending my money there not knowing that I'm going to get for a drink when I get the exact same drink every single time. I know now that we can no longer go to Gorham dunkin' donuts.

Based on the reviews, I made a special drive out there but learned that they have rebranded and…read morethey no longer sell pie. I like to try to support small businesses so I will say that the people in line seemed pretty intent on getting their coffee, but I was super bummed to not return back to our group with a (vegan) fruit pie. I bought some muffins (blueberry was vegan) and a cinnamon roll and they were good.

All my Jane Austen fans lock in:…read more I was caught in that in between space of lunch which I missed and dinner which was a a few hours off at a potluck party. I Yelped this place (keep those reviews coming kids) and thought maybe I'd try to grab a savory chicken pot pie hand pie or something to tide me over. I didn't realize the pot pies were like dinner size lmao so I had to regroup. They had blueberry pie!! Now this is not remarkable in itself but all I wanted for my bday was to go to Acadia and have a lobster roll and blueberry pie on the big day and I had to change my plans for the SECOND year in a row. So in the words of Denzel I said to myself, "I'm leaving here with something." So I got a maple latte - lord. This is probably my fave coffee flavor - and a small blueberry pie for myself. There's a scene in the Colin Firth version of Pride and Prejudice where Mariah Lucas is panicking over how to pack her trunk based on what busybody Lady Catherine DeBerg advised her. Here comes Lizzy Bennett, "Mariah those are your trunks. You pack them the way you want." OK well Amanda G this is your pie and if you want to eat a pie for lunch in your car then you do it. And did. 20/10. Did do again. The next day. With an apple cinnamon muffin and a maple latte.

The food was incredible and the staff was very kind and helpful! We got the duck fat biscuit…read moresandwich with chorizo, egg and cheese, a bacon, egg and cheese on an English muffin, a maple cinnamon latte and a maple chocolate latte and everything was absolutely delicious. I would 100% recommendation this cafe to stop in for a quick breakfast before walking around Main Street. Lots of seating for a Saturday morning and still plenty of pastry options in the case. Bonus points for the art print vending machine!!

The pastry at Crumb Bum is amazing, as is the coffee. Each item is made in house and has a cool…read moretwist to it. The shortbread cookies, for example, include cardamom and grapefruit - wow, amazing! There are lots of GF options as well. I was actually looking for a bread bakery in Littleton and this popped up - it's not a bread bakery at all but they make a fabulous croissant! Highly recommend!