Love this place. It has outdoor seating and an indoor sofa section as well as tables at the other…read moreside of the restaurant. Besides my latte, I ordered the scone which was yummy and hit the spot after my hike. Also took home a black and white cookie. If you like their coffee, they have the whole been for sale and some t-shirts and sweatshirts with their name/ logo. It will be my new go to coffee spot when I hike in this area.

My review is solely based on the food and drink I had. I went to this coffee shop that was a little…read morefurther away than one closer (coming from Rye), and I decided to go here vs the local coffee shop in downtown Rye based on reviews. I ordered a matcha latte, blueberry muffin, and egg bites. The matcha latte was awful. Based on reviews I read, a few mention how good it is, but mine pretty much tasted like a hot milk drink, barely any matcha. I am a matcha connoisseur and have had very very good matcha, and I am pretty picky. If this is you at all, then I suggest to skip. It's just not good. I ended up tossing it The egg bites- they were $11, and they were Kirkland Signature brand. Wish I didn't see that. They were fine, but $11 is pretty much robbery. Also, they were still cold when I bit into it :(. If all you need to do is heat it, then heat them thoroughly?.. The blueberry muffin was fine. According to another review, they are sourced from Balthazar. Cannot confirm or deny. Service was friendly, and the shop itself is cute. Maybe the coffee here is better? But not sure, and doubt I'll be back to ever know.

Really cool vibey coffee shop with some pastries as well. Cool artwork and a good place to sit down…read moreand do some work if needed.

Wow wow wow. The…read morecoolest most aesthetic artsy coffee shop ever. I am absolutely obsessed with this whole place, the art, the ambiance, the turntables, what?! Came here for coffee and something sweet for a late breakfast. When I saw there was Nutella croissants on the shelves, I lost it. As if that wasn't enough, when I was ordering and got overwhelmed with so many delicious choices, I saw they also have Nutella latte. This coffee shop speaks to my HEART. They're all about creativity through caffeine but just creativity all in general. Yes, expect to pay higher prices but it's ok, it's time to treat yourself and order what you want. I ended up going for one of their specials: a pistachio cortado of some sort. It was delicious but I do wish the pistachio and coffee was more evident. Either way, I love this place, merch, staff and everything about it.

Perfect place for brunch meet up with girlfriends or spouse/date. You might want to dress up a…read morelittle bit for the experience. It's a little pricey, but the quality of the food and amazing coffee choices. In the autumn, I like the pumpkin pancakes, super fluffy yum! Not really a place for a private discussions if you speak loudly ;)

Came here for brunch and it was a great atmosphere. I can imagine it turns into a very fun place…read morelater in the day. My large party was seated immediately which was a surprise to us and the service was quick. The food kind of left a bit to be desired. I got the French toast which tasted like the only seasoning they used was sugar. For some people I'm sure that's great but for me, the sweetest French toast I've had was too much.

It is a Starbucks so provided they don't have tons of vermin issues you know what you are getting:…read morequick, okay ish caffeine candy. This Starbucks has tons of seating and a relatively clean restroom. It also managed to produce one of the more hilarious names I have received (sat) so I was tickled by my trip here.

This starbucks is new and improved and caters to all my needs,friendly an atttentative staff.read more

Great place to eat! Our tartines were so good…read more Love our server Nico. Always pleasant and attentive!!

The service here has progressively decreased from exceptional to less than acceptable. There is no…read moreprofessionalism, follow up or direction. The service is sub par with their hires, no urgency or thoughtfulness. Food is left to get cold in the window. Even today, we ordered two egg and cheese sandwiches that arrived without the egg. This used to be my go to for meetings and a comforting bite. Today is the last day our family will be dining here in Rye. Completely unacceptable.

Stopped by Port Rush Coffee and I'm actually obsessed. I ordered the iced tiramisu latte and it was…read moreto die for--perfectly balanced, not too sweet, and just one of those drinks you keep thinking about after. One of my favorite little touches was the motivational sticker on top of the cup. It sounds small, but it was something I genuinely needed to see that morning, and it just made the whole experience feel more personal. I also got the ham and cheese croissant, which was super buttery and hit the spot. Growing up in Port Chester, having a place like this now just makes me appreciate it so much more. Honestly, it would've felt like a luxury having something like this around when I was younger. It really elevates the vibe of the area. And the inside? So cute. The plants, the colors--everything is bright, vibrant, and just a really nice space to be in. Definitely a spot I'll keep coming back to.

This was my first time at this small clean coffee shop on a one-way st in PC. The staff were…read morefriendly and welcoming. I love the taste of dark roasted full bodied espresso so I ordered a decaf iced almond milk latte with a touch of simple syrup. Very tasty, smoky and smooth. Perfect! My kids got the iced matcha latte. Good dark green color on the matcha. Smooth, nutty and fresh. It's not artificially sweetened powder so that is a plus compared to low grade matchas. Delicious!! We will be back. Probably tomorrow. I want to try some of the refresher drinks on the menu.

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

Ordered bacon egg and cheese heated. Received no bacon on a cold sandwich, not to mention there was…read moretwice as much bread as everything else. Coffee looks good though.

Stopped by on the way from NYC to Boston for brunch because it was hopping. Unfortunately the…read moreexperience was mediocre through and through. The food was overpriced for quite small portions-- significantly more expensive than comparable places in Manhattan. Furthermore, the food was bland. So bland that I asked my friends if I was just congested or was it actually that flavorless. The matcha lemonade was watery, slightly sweet and tart. The turkey egg and cheese ($12.50 on card btw) was dry and similarly mild. Many of the greens in the side salad were wilted and it tasted like it was dressed with salt water. On top of all that, the service was very slow. Overall, disappointing and not worth the high price.

This place wasn't too bad! It had a super cute vibe, and they had lots of good (mostly Turkish)…read moreoptions. I got a Belgian waffle which wasn't bad, a little tough but otherwise good. My father got a turkey breakfast sandwich, which was AMAZING (I ate like half of it.) Leaving I had a chocolate croissant, which was insanely flakey and actually really good (hard to mess up a chocolate croissant.) Not bad place at all, but I could be convinced that there are better around.

We came on a Thursday night, no reservation necessary. Very nice decor, comfortable vibe. My 92…read moreyear old dad felt that the chairs were a little hard on his boney bottom, but otherwise we were all happy. We went heavy on appetizers; shishito peppers (not for the faint of heart), Pastrami egg rolls (everyone's fave), Crispy artichokes and Hummus (awesome pita! Mom's favorite). The Shrimp & Lobster Mac and cheese was a standout. Loved by all. Chicken Shawarma was fine. Pot of Mussels was very good (not the "moules" you'd find in Brussels, but they stand on their own merits.) Lovely evening.

I met up with friends at Village Social for dinner and we had an enjoyable experience! The servers…read morewere friendly, the food was very good, and we weren't rushed at all which was appreciated. Ordered: Crispy artichokes ($15)- these were fried and tasty with a creamy yogurt sauce. Nothing crazy or exotic flavor wise, but enjoyable. Polenta bites ($12)- I really enjoyed these! They were a little salty, a little smoky (bacon) and a little sweet (honey). I will say that I strongly recommend Village Social either update their menu or change the toppings, as these polenta bites were topped with crispy bacon but the menu did not indicate this. Vegetarians in our group didn't realize this dish wasn't vegetarian. Chicken Milanese ($28)- the portion was very generous! It came with a large chicken breast and I requested to change the salad on top to Caesar. I appreciated their willingness to modify the order. All in all, I'd recommend checking out Village Social the next time you're looking for a dinner spot in the area.