An ideal option on Bristol's main drag. Their coffee is great, and they do have a very small…read moreselection of pre-made savory breakfast items -- I had their sausage, egg and cheese in a pretzel wrap, which was quite tasty. It's quaint and cozy inside, with the only con being that they close at noon on Mondays and Tuesdays (other days at 3pm), but hey, at least they're open every day! Baristas are super friendly. Parking is free on side streets. It's one of my usual spots whenever I'm in town visiting family.

The donuts from the Amish markets were DELICIOUS. The service was amazing and they definitely…read morehelped us with what we order. The atmosphere is nice, white/black /tan/ light blue modern industrial type vibe. They have space where you can work on your laptop or yap with friends. They also have ground coffee if you're looking to bring some home. I got a mocha latte and a dark chocolate iced coffee. V good

This is my new favorite cafe. Staff is very nice, coffee was amazing, food was super good, and the…read morespace had a nice chill vibe. I loved the inside seating area and the outside seating will be nice on warmer days. There is a walking bath along the Delaware that you can visit too! I hung out inside for about 2 hours while I enjoyed coffee and an amazing grilled cheese sandwich with tomato soup. It was soooo good. I wish they were open a little later since they do have food items, I feel like they would still do well. And maybe live music on certain nights to make staying open worth while? Definitely coming back soon to grab a bite!

Thank you, Java Gods and Goddesses, for bestowing this incredibly good coffee shop and cafe on our…read morelittle town of Burlington, NJ. They know how to brew a cup o' Joe. I adored their original location, as it was super quaint, quirky and cozy. When they first moved to this new spot, it felt a bit more clinical and commercial but they've done a great job of personalizing it, and I'm happy they kept a lot of the original furniture. My favorite item on their menu is the Whitefish Toast -- it comes on a fresh, thick, hearty piece of seeded toast, and the whitefish salad is dressed with pickled carrots and micro greens. It's a pretty generous portion at a reasonable price. I also love their seasonal Campfire latte, which is a rich, creamy delight with a touch of sweetness. On this visit, they had run out of the marshmallow topping but they kindly offered a partial refund to make up for it. The only downside is that this place gets packed early; by 8:45am, the only seat available was in the window. People seem to post up for the day with their laptops, and while everyone loves a good coffee shop work sesh, it seems ownership may need to institute a time limit so others can enjoy the atmosphere as well. If you're dreaming of stellar coffee, tasty locally-sourced food, and nearby access to the river, this place answers all your prayers.

We stopped here for a quick coffee before visiting Neshaminy State Park. The service was great and…read morethe coffees were tasty. I ordered the peepachino (half sweet) and it was still sweet but delicious. Kids loved the cake pops. Was happy they had a great selection of flavored coffees to take home. Would happily return!

First time there ! Nice service , nice atmosphere, tasty food and drinks ! Enjoyed it !read more

This place is nestled in the back of the amish market. Love the customer service, the lightness of…read morethe doughnuts, and the freshness of the coffee. The place gets very busy and the treats are always flying off the shelf so production is contiunous.

I don't know what happened to this shop but their cream filled long John's used to be stuffed with…read morecream and absolutely delicious. My friends and I ordered them every Thursday at work but for the past month. There is absolutely no cream in these donuts. It is pathetic. They upped the price and took half of the cream out of the donut like what is happening Mary's how are you gonna up the price and make your donuts worse smh I've had it with Mary's. I will order from somewhere else from now on so disappointed with them they lost a lot of good LOYAL customers.

Old downtown Bristol Borough is one of my favorite places in Bucks County. Pre-Revolutionary, the…read moreDelaware River, Mill Street stroll, and Radcliffe Street all add to make for a great place for a hours long exploration if your can't afford a riverfront home. Now adding to the enjoyment is The Bagel Joint housed in what used to be the old pharmacy and thereafter sewing shop at #257. Most of the original woodwork and medicinal draws are still there. A few days after the snow of the decade the drifts and plowed piles of graying white made parking problematic, but I managed to back into a shallow spot right across the street. Walking in, the morning sun through the large windows made the room bright and cheery. Mike was behind the counter and greeted me heartily. He let me know that there was a special breakfast deal - meat, egg and cheese of choice, plus tater tots for the price of the sandwich alone. I couldn't resist. Cooper Sharp Cheddar, please, on Onion Bagel. To go. It was all still warm when I reached the office; so I settled in at my desk to chow down before getting to work. It was all very good and filled me quickly. The tots were more than I could finish. The transport had taken the crispness from the bagel and taters, but the flavor was there. Given my self imposed delay in eating right from the grill, I can't be sure that the bagels went though the boil/bake cycle, although I read in another review that they were produced offsite and flash frozen, rather than made onsite. I will leave that discovery to someone else. For me, I was satisfied with my breakfast and would return when time and circumstance permit. 4 Bristol charm Stars for The Bagel Joint.

Gotta love the ambiance of the old pharmacy turned "The Bagel Joint". They kept the antique charm…read moreof the inside and added some tables and chairs. I loved all the vintage photos of the borough they had up and the original drugstore woodwork on the walls. The guy who helped me was friendly and patient. He loved talking shop. Although he tried to talk me into having their "Slack Attack" sandwich - pork roll, bacon, sausage, ham & egg with choice of cheese and bread (good lord that's a lot of meat!!), I settled for a sausage, egg and cheese on a pumpernickel bagel. Their bagels are baked and flash frozen by Pretzelworks off Oxford Ave in Philly. The sandwich was a good size and had good flavors (they forgot my hot sauce request) and a light kick from the sausage patty. The bagel had typical rye pumpernickel flavor, and a balanced portion of cheese, egg and meat. If you like a bagel that's dense with a bit of a chewiness you'll enjoy theirs. I think they wanted around $6.50 to $7.00 for the sandwich which was fair. I didn't try the coffee, but it smelled good. I'd definitely return if I'm in the area and when it's warmer! Thanks guys!

Stumbled across this bakery while picking up dinner. Decided to go take a look and ended up leaving…read morewith 3 baked goods. $9 for everything and the portions were decent size. Will come back and try the tres leches next.

The baked goods looked tasty. I only went in bc my granddaughter loves the Tres Leches, however…read morethey are very pricey. I wouldn't purchase anything here bc everything I wanted to try was overpriced IMO. They should consider lowering their prices to make sales rather than sell stale items and lose business or ending throwing it out. Sometimes making adjustments to draw in business is needed to be made in order to thrive. Hopefully they see the reviews and take them into consideration. It is a cute little spot, but too pricey.

Caffe Giovanni is a clean, well lit and tasty new addition to Mill Street. They did a great job…read morewith the inside construction. The young lady working the counter was quick, kind and excellent at whipping up the orders. The presentation of gelato and sorbetto flavors looked great. It was hard to choose a flavor. They have some Italian pastries and cookies too. I went with my tried and true favorite Nocciola - Hazelnut. It was smooth, dense and delicious .... I wish it had more of the hazelnut flavors coming through, but it was still good. My son was quiet and devoured whichever flavor he had. I had a cup of Kimbo espresso with a side of sparkling water. Kimbo isn't my favorite brand, but the espresso was a great side companion to my gelato. Suddenly, Bristol Borough has one heck of an ice cream scene. Pop's has Bassett's, Spad's with their delicious flavor combos and now Caffe Giovanni bringing authentic Italian desserts and gelato to Lower Bucks. Life is good! Thanks guys and see you soon!

This is a wonderful addition to Bristol!! They have many flavors to offer. They also have a couple…read moreof vegan flavors. The cookie on top was absolutely delicious!! You can enjoy your treat inside or outside or take a stroll down to the river and enjoy your gelato. I definitely recommend this caffe.

Yum! First of all Danny was so accommodating and made the experience great but the food itself was…read moredelicious! The challah french toast was super fresh and light. And we had oatmeal with some fresh fruit on it. The place is cute! And it was almost filled the entire time we were there- this seems to be the spot to come! We had a light breakfast, but everything looked so good so we'll have to come back when we have more room in the belly

Located just a couple blocks up from the river, this cute breakfast/lunch café was such a great…read morefind! I ordered the Florentine Benedict with home fries and added green pepper and onion (worth the $2 upcharge, in my opinion). I also liked that you get a choice of sides--hash browns, breakfast potatoes, or fruit cocktail--always a nice touch depending on what you're in the mood for. They serve fresh brewed iced tea, which is always a big plus for me. My Benedict was delicious--perfectly done--and the portion was generous. I only made it through half, so I'm already looking forward to enjoying the rest tomorrow. The service was great, and the vibe is super chill and relaxing. It honestly gave me "down the shore on vacation" kind of energy, which I loved. Definitely a spot I'd recommend

I stopped in for breakfast on a drive from Bensalem to Bristol Borough. There was upfront parking…read moreand a private side parking lot. I went in and sat at one of several stools at the counter. The inside felt like you were walking into someone's house and sitting on their porch. A couple of locals filed in after a short while, mostly tradesman and a local fireman. Their kitchen is slightly visible behind the counter. The ladies taking care of me kept my coffee topped off (good diner roast, nothing bad) and explained that the highlighted menu items could be ordered as a half portion. Their menu features a dozen or so omelettes, a half dozen breakfast grinders on a long roll, waffles/pancakes/french toast, S.O.S, biscuits and sausage, country fried steak and eggs, a few styles of eggs benedict, 1/2/3 egg platters, breakfast sandwiches and kids meals. (also oatmeal, cereal, bagel, muffins, grits) Just a standard 2 eggs with home fries, rye toast $5.25 and a side of bacon $5.50 was what I was after. My grub came out pretty quickly since they weren't too busy. The eggs were good, a nice portion of bacon accompanied it and the home fries were ok. The rye toast was a bit bland. I looked around and saw plenty of empty tables behind me. With a bit of cleaning and updating, the OCC could join a handful of great local breakfast spots. Based on past reviews and not knowing the inside politics of the place I can't say I had a bad experience. Wawa opened down the road and I heard it put a hurting on the local spots along State Road. That's a rough hill to climb. I'll give 'em a 3.5 and would return if in the area. It's tough being a small business owner and busting your a&% while watching the constant flow at the Wawa down the street. My tab was $15 plus tip, which is just above what the local competition would be for the same portion. No one was rude or out of line on my visit, but some TLC on the inside wouldn't hurt! Thanks guys!

What a disappointment. Was here last year and it was good. Sat for 15 mins while staff walked…read morearound and never came to my table. Had to go to counter to ask for coffee and a menu. Then the sos was only enough to cover 1 pc of toast. 3 pcs were just toast on the plate. The lady in charge brought a little more out, but with an attitude. The sausage was small and poor quality. For $25 I expected.much better all around. I would recommend anyplace but here. It has changed for the worse.

I tried a couple of soups and their sweet chili, all very good…read more I plan on going back to try more.

Food was good enough. Service and food delivery was slow. Menus were spread all over the place and…read moremade it hard to figure out what was available. Better than a 90's bagel place like Manhattan Bagel, but not as good as a normal local bagel place should be.