This place is always packed!…read more I can't even remember the first time I visited cafe blue but I remember I purchased an iced americano. The cafe is located in a shopping center with shared parking. I love the name and the aesthetic of this place. The staff is always really kind and patient. You definitely don't always get that kind of treatment at local coffee shops. I have tried their Einspanner and can confirm it's my favorite! The tuna smash (not pictured) was so tasty! I love the sourdough a the flavor profile of the tuna. I ate the entire thing so fast. I definitely recommend. The menu consist of a few items and they have a lot of sweet treat options available. I have my eye on the basque cheesecake! Final Verdict: if you haven't visited, you must try! I feel like the prices are worth it considering the quality that goes into their products. I would recommend looking at the menu ahead of time, because they do get busy.

I was looking for someplace to eat in this neighborhood. Actually was looking for a waffle house…read more But thought I would try something new and interesting. I was confused about how many cars were in the parking lot 10 AM and the place was actually packed. Must be a good sign. Wanted something for breakfast and a cup of coffee tried to figure out the kiosk to order a cup of coffee, but couldn't find it so I asked person behind the counter. This was the strange thing that a coffee shop does not have coffee. So I ordered a corn latte that was different. It was really really good. For food I ordered a bagel and lox plate. It came out really colorful and decorative. The stuff on top of the bagel was really good but since I'm from New York City, I give the bagel zero stars. If they changed where they sourced the bagels from it would be 10 of 10. Price was steep for what it was but it's the economy. Everything's expensive now.

I stopped here on my way out of town and it's such a cute place. The decor is nice and really leans…read moreinto the theme. I got a Lavendar Latte which had the right amount of sweetness and the lavendar wasn't overpowering. Overall a great find and if I'm ever back in town I'll be sure to stop by.

There are many boba and bakery places in Gwinnett, but I never knew that there was a local gem…read moreright here down the street from me across from Discover Mills on Duluth Hwy. It's in the same strip as the fireworks store. The drinks were fantastic and very fresh. Desserts were the right amount of sweetness and flavor. Staff were very nice and atmosphere was comforting. I can't wait to go here again.

One of my favorite cafes in Duluth! They have a big tea latte selection, which is so helpful…read more(because sometimes a girl just wants a tea and not a coffee, you know?) I've tried a variety of their drinks, and my go-to is the Strawberry Earl Grey latte. It's SO GOOD. Nothing is overly sweet, and the tea flavor really shines. My brother likes the mango matcha and my cousin always goes for the vanilla earl grey latte (coffee) or the pistachio latte. We also enjoy their sandwiches too. Would definitely recommend this place! They have a little punch card, where your 10th drink is free, and the owner is so nice! There's waves of people coming and going, but it's not constantly super packed like other places. It's not the biggest place, but you can find seating, and it's a nice place to get stuff done. I wish I could gatekeep this place, but I also want them to be successful. Go try them out!

Summary: Great coffee, calm study cafe, just a bitter experience due to the owner…read more Black Sesame Ice Cream Latte: Yummy!! Would order again in a heartbeat. It's a couple scoops of ice cream with espresso. Pumpkin Spiced Latte: Was good but nothing outstanding. Peanut Butter Cream Einspanner (Iced): Peanut butter cream was good, but once you mix the drink together the peanut flavor is lost. If you like the darker bolder coffee taste, this is a good one to try. Vibe: Music is always upbeat and peaceful, mostly a calm study cafe but some people grab and go. Service: On my first visit I was offered a stamp card. 10 stamps, and your next item is free. The owner is always there and is very welcoming and polite, but it's only for the sake of business. It's not genuine friendliness or care for customers. When I picked up my PSL, I immediately noticed the cup was too light. I ordered a large and there was at least 1.5 inches of space between the fill line and the rim of the cup. Why pay extra for a large if I'm getting served a small? Given that the drink was prepared by the cafe owner herself, I would have been embarrassed to serve a customer such a drink. My other complaint is that I'd visited 3 times in the past two weeks, sat in the cafe for at 3+ hours each time, and was in a rush to attend a important zoom meeting, and planned to order after my meeting was over. 30 mins in, I was actively speaking on the video call when the cafe owner interrupted me to say that I couldn't sit without ordering a drink. So many parts of me want to justify her behavior, maybe she's anxious about the cafe not making enough money - but given that she has seen me before and I was actively speaking - that rubbed me the wrong way. I was beginning to feel comfortable at the cafe but that moment made me hesitant to return. If this hadn't happened, I would have considered this a 5/5 star establishment and found a go-to study spot.

I had the Salted Caramel Cold Foam Cold Brew - no joke one of the best drinks I've ever had. Staff…read moreare nice kids, and the cafe itself is cozy, clean, and the seating is great for doing work.

I decided to try Land of a Thousand Hills after seeing friends post about the location in Roswell…read more When I saw that there was a location closer to me in Duluth, it was an easy choice to try this out over the weekend. The location offers both interior and exterior seating. The interior offers an adorable coffee shop vibe, with a merch section for those looking to buy items with the companies logo. Parking is shared with all of downtown Duluth's parking area meaning that over the weekend it can get quite busy. Service was quick even while the shop itself seemed a bit busy. My husband and I each ordered a drink. A flavored latte for him and a matcha with cold foam for me. The prices are decent and they also offer rewards.

I always try to stop by White Windmill Bakery and Cafe whenever I'm in Atlanta. If you can, go in…read morethe morning--the selection is way better. Their croissants are so good, with really rich fillings and a cool shape that's not the usual round one. Coffee is good too, and prices are pretty affordable. Just a great little spot I keep coming back to :)

It's a very nice restaurant and the staff was very friendly and polite. I grabbed three items to…read moretry. The first was a small item that appeared to be covered in chocolate. The interior was just a whitish cake. It was kind of like a bland version of one of the chocolate-coated mini donuts you buy in a bag from Hostess or Little Debbie, except it wasn't as good. Next up was sausage bread. It looked like it would be similar to a jalapeno cheese kolache, but it missed the mark too. The addition of corn and onions just didn't work for me. I would not get this again. The final entry was an almond croissant. This item was good, and well made. Meatloaf says 2 out of 3 ain't bad, but this was only 1 out of 3.

The First Level / First Floor is for the coffee, teas, drinks, desserts, pastries, sweets and/or…read moreshaved ice / ice cream. The Second Level / Upper Floor is reserved for if you are going to be ordering/dining in for the pastas and/or savory foods. I only tried their coffee today on the first level. I did go upstairs to check it out and did see a bunch of people upstairs just sitting and chilling on their laptops with their coffees/drinks; so they may not really enforce their "reserved for pasta dining only" rule. Not sure. Ambiance (First Level / First Floor) - clean, nice, laid-back, chill, cool environment. Casual setting. Cool architecture, design, layout, and decor. Can get loud inside as ceilings are high and can get echo-y, especially if there are alot of people. Also, there is music constantly playing in background. Service (First Level / First Floor) - customer service was quick and straightforward. They were nice and polite. A+. No complaints here. Coffee (First Level / First Floor) - tried their "Korean Iced Coffee" for $7.25. It was one size only and one price at $7.25. It was delicious. Almost similar tasting to a Vietnamese coffee in my opinion (both are delicious). That strong, brewed coffee flavor with this delicious milky, sweetened condensed milk taste. I am not exactly sure if they used sweetened condensed milk in the Korean iced coffee, but it sure does taste similar to it. It's quite good. Also had a "Large Hazelnut Hot Coffee" with creamer for $5.95. It was okay. Total with tax for the two drinks was $13.99. Keep in mind that the WiFi is on your receipt as a QR Code at the bottom. So if you want to use the WiFi, ask for the receipt and/or keep the receipt so that you can scan the QR Code in order to use the WiFi. There was no password on the receipt, only a QR Code that you need to scan. Overall - Yes I would recommend this place for a nice little coffee stop. Check it out for yourself. Enjoy!

Why is this place not more popular? Once u arrive go upstairs (when they are open) and immediately…read moreorder the pasta!! One of the best food I have ever eaten!! Ambiance is very cozy! The service was welcoming and patient. Ample amount of seating upstairs/downstairs to sit and chat or do work!

Located within the bookstore at the mall…read more Has typical coffee options. Lattes, cappuccinos, espresso, fraps...and the rest of the basics. Some pastry options as well. I ordered a vanilla latte. It was lacking flavor...and I really felt like I was drinking coffee flavored water. It wasn't good. I hate to waste food/beverages, but I ended up throwing it out only after a few sips. My friend ordered a strawberry frap, which he did say was really good. The workers were nice and friendly, and did answer the questions we had about the menu offerings. H

Yep, I really prefer Joe Muggs over that starschmucks place; better tasting coffees; friendlier…read moreservice; cheaper prices! Ahhh, Pumpkin Spice Latte, love it!

I stopped into Break Coffee Roasters on a whim and ended up having one of the best matcha lattes of…read moremy life. Seriously--this drink is pure, velvety green magic. The vibe of the shop only added to the experience--calm, warm, and exactly the kind of place where you want to linger with a cup in hand. Break Coffee Roasters clearly knows what they're doing, and this matcha latte is proof. If you're even remotely a matcha lover, get here. This cup might just convert you into a full-on devotee.

We popped into a random, open later, coffee shop nearby because... well, why not? We were lucky…read moreenough to score a parking spot right out front! Break Coffee Roasters turned out to be stylish, delicious, spacious and friendly! What a nice find! Sean helped take the order and explained that the flavorings are made in house! Perfect for my wonderful wife! I just got my traditional double espresso and found the coffee they roast, is medium, rich and tasty! Drew draw the latte art beautifully! Life is good with a nice local coffee shop!

This is a cute little coffee shop located near Medical Times in Discovery Mills. It looks…read morerelatively new and has a good selection of coffee and tea, food items and other beverages. I was greeted with a smile and decided to go with a Caramel Macchiato even though I was eyeing the chai latte. The prices were on par with other coffee shops. It was quite busy when I got there, but I got my drink in less than 5 minutes. The drink was perfect since it had a drizzle of caramel and some whipped cream to sweeten it. I honestly liked it more than Starbucks and really enjoyed it despite not being a fan of coffee. I look forward to coming back and trying some other drinks next time I'm here.

Really cute coffee shop, but probably the worst $7 latte I've ever had. Got an iced vanilla oatmilk…read morelatte and it tasted like watered down coffee with a hint of milk.

Easilyyyy has become a top 3 favorite, and I have to go at least once a week…read more NOTHING has disappointed me here at Blue Mountain. My favorite order is the iced strawberry ceremonial matcha and fruit tart. I have also tried their iced Dutch latte, their strawberry cloud and a variety of their baked goods. Everything is always absolutely perfect. This is the best spot to get work done, catch up with friends, or for a quick coffee run. The inside is absolutely beautiful and serene. You can even see their cold brew and roasting through a window. Make sure to get their stamp card loyalty as well! I believe 10 stamps gets you a free drink of your choice! Love that they are open til 8PM, though I wish they were open a bit later.

I've been a regular at this café for a while, but my recent experience was extremely disappointing…read more I placed my order with the Asian woman at the counter -- who I later learned could be the owner -- paid for it, and waited. After 45 minutes with no update, I finally asked about my drink -- only to find out they had completely forgotten my order. Waiting 45 minutes for a simple drink is already unreasonable, but being blamed for bringing it up was even worse. They didn't offer a free drink or even bring the drink to my table after realizing the mistake. Instead of apologizing, the staff member (or the owner) who took my order walked away and ignored me. Another employee stepped in, apologized, and made the drink, leaving it nearby for me to pick up. About 30 minutes later, the original staff member(who could be the owner) approached me and, speaking quietly in Korean, told me it wasn't her responsibility to remember my order because I hadn't ordered any pastries. She also claimed their system prevented staff in the back from seeing orders--an excuse I later learned wasn't true. This means that all other staff don't know the order and still manage to fill the orders in the back when we place them. The way she spoke, switching to Korean and keeping her voice low, seemed intended to appear polite to others while implying that I should accept her illogical talking, while wasting my time there. I don't see the point that the owner is making that when she didn't apologize for her mistake, and instead deflected blame onto me while treating me like I was in poverty, since I didn't order pastries. Not everyone likes the old, stale pastries they have. But other workers are so understanding and great people, though. Overall, the interaction felt dismissive and unprofessional, and I left feeling gaslit and disrespected despite being a loyal customer.