Cafe Negril

From a quality standpoint, everything was great. That said, I'm not a fan of the size of the shop (feels a bit claustrophobic) and it's a bit more expensive than ideal. I'm used to expensive coffee so I won't knock that out too hard, but the food was more expensive than expected. $7 for a breakfast sandwich is on the high side. Don't get me wrong, it was a very good breakfast sandwich but it's about $1-1.50 more than ideal.

An absolute gem. If you love coffee qua coffee, this is one of the best spots in the area - it's a great place to explore and learn, always stocking a slew of diverse beans from partner roasters around New England. The tea list is well curated, and the signature seasonal drinks are creative as they are delicious. If you have some time to wait, their breakfast burritos, sandwiches, etc. are genuinely tasty.

Came here based on the good reviews when we were passing through on a road trip. Ordered a cappuccino and the barista measured the espresso on a scale before making it which was impressive and showed how much he cared. The cappuccino also turned out fantastic with perfectly balanced and rich flavors. Decor also very cute!

Literally the most amazing and adorable little coffee shop we’ve been in on our trip from New Jersey to New York! The atmosphere, people, outdoor seating, drinks, and food were all spectacular. Let’s just say we ate one cookie and craved more. We literally chugged the loose leaf black tea that tasted like the best black tea we’ve ever had to drink before. My best friend savored her almond latte. Anddddd the only thing we didn’t really care for that we ordered was the cheddar biscuit. Looks amazing. Taste is a bit bland for our liking. But still good overall.