Great vibes here, love the space and the coffees we had. Great service as well. The chairs in front…read moreare a little deep, that's the only thing that would be nice to swap out for ones that are still comfy but easier to get out of lol Can't wait to return and try the food and pastries available

We had such a wonderful time at Café Zerno in Westfield! My husband and I brought our two nieces…read morealong, and we all left happy. The chocolate croissant was flaky and rich, and the cheese danish with cherry topping was just right--delicious without being overly sweet. My husband and I both tried their spicy egg sandwich on a fresh brioche bun, with bacon, and it was phenomenal--just the right kick of heat. We paired it all with pistachio lattes, which were beautifully balanced--no overpowering sweetness, just pure enjoyment. We'll definitely be back! The décor and ambience are absolutely beautiful. It's a very welcoming and thoughtfully designed space that makes you want to sit and stay awhile. The service is walk-up to the counter, and when your name is called you pick up your food. We didn't mind that at all--it was quick, easy, and fit the relaxed café atmosphere perfectly.

Really enjoyed the vibe, great coffee and tea, great service, comfortable seating and chill…read moremusic-pleasantly surprised!

This is one of my top picks for quality coffee, delicious and fresh pastries, and great…read moreambiance. I love coming here to catch up with a friend or get some schoolwork done. The staff are always so friendly and everyone is always so sweet. Sometimes it can get quite crowded and there will be limited setting, so definitely try to go towards the middle of the day if you're looking for more quiet.

Fantastic authentic Polish food! The interior is very cute and the owners are nice. Would highly…read morerecommend :)

Heading home from a weekend in the Berkshires, we were think about lunch when I remembered this…read morespot which I had read about & made a point to keep it in mind for when I found myself in the area. My husband, who's grandmother immigrated from Poland, grew on this fare & he rarely gets to eat it now. So, he was thrilled! We easily found parking very close and, as it was a bit early in the lunch hour, found the place mostly empty. It was a cute, clean little cafe with several small tables to eat in. While we were there, the Monday lunch crowd quickly followed with dining & take-out orders. We ordered at the counter ( oddly, still protected by a huge plexiglass barrier ). The young lady was very helpful & knowledgeable with our menu questions. We ordered, paid and found ourselves a seat. When presented with the credit card payment, I noticed the gratuity pre-sets were at full-service levels & tipped as such. However, when we later realized that we picked up our own food & bussed our our table, we decided that we should have tipped for counter service. The food was spot on! Since i eat mostly vegetarian, I always find this type of cuisine challenging. But, a large list of house-made pierogis gave many options. I settled on a plate of six potato & cheddar with onion & sour cream. Since the kapusta here had no meat, I tried a side of that as well. The pierogis were perfect! Tender dough, flavorful filling - fantastic. The kapusta, a house made cabbage based kraut, was delicious as well & very filling! Half came home with me for another delicious meal. My husband, on the other hand, went all out with the PP - Polish Plate. He was thrilled to be able to mix & match the four pierogi, ordering three savory & one blueberry ( something his grandmother made which he's raved about for ever ). Like me, he found the pierogi perfect. He also enjoyed the kielbasa - very flavorful. The golabek ( what he calls golumpki ) had more rice than he prefers, but he wrote that off as personal choice and said it was very tasty & juicy. All in all, this was a good lunch stop & we'd return when in the area. Next time we'll be coming home with some of those delicious pierogi!