This cafe has tasty fresh baked goods and good breakfast meals which I semi-enjoyed. I would only…read moreadd to that they should serve fresh eggs, rather than the bottled and processed ones. Good cafe for a decent meal. However, prices could be better considering the quantity and quality.

This is a cute neighborhood bakery. We were greeted as soon as we entered. They don't have a huge…read moreselection, but all of the pastries and desserts looked promising, with some unique flavors like cookies and cream cheesecake and pumpkin chocolate chip muffins. They also serve drinks and breakfast food like avocado toast and pancakes. We ended up getting a strawberry lemon muffin. It was quite large and very tasty. Subtly sweet with chunks of strawberry and caramelized sugar. It made a great breakfast treat.

Love it here! I've been here many times and always love it my experience here…read more They have a variety of drinks, pastries and they have an array of items in their gift shop area as well. I love their iced lattes, iced mochas and snacks. They have plenty of indoor seating and several tables. I'll definitely be back to try more of their drinks.

Located at the Pelham Train Station in Pelham, NY. Spacious, clean, and welcoming. Dry goods, no…read morekitchen but a full coffee, capacino, tea many other beverage choices. No beer. Service is on point!

Food was delicious and fresh!!! Service was friendly! It's very clean. We are here from out of town…read moreand this was exactly what we were looking for!

Ordered a bacon and cheese bagel, it was ok. The service was good, the ambience was ok. People on…read morethere phone are loud. Don't need to hear their conversation. Got my food to go.

Came in and got a dirty chai latte! It was delicious. I looked back and saw bottled syrups and I'm…read morereally curious if they use homemade syrups. I really believe that coffee shops need to start incorporating homemade syrups as much as possible. Can't wait to go back and try more. The vibes and service were great. Everyone was so nice. Really cool stop.

Such an awesome spot: super friendly staff, tasty drinks, delicious pastries, and a nice seating…read morearea with free WiFi so you can get some work done.

The Pelican Room was a nice and cozy place for a brunch. The main dining are had a huge beautiful…read morefull sized bar and some tables to the surrounding it. Unfortunately, the temperature was terrible. Although their AC unit showed 65 on it, it felt more like 90 degrees! I came with 3 other colleagues for brunch and we ordered a variety of items. We started with the Mediterranean Platter which had toasted pita bread with 3 spreads. The baba ganoush and spicy feta were delicious but the hummus with pickled onions fell short. Hummus was plain and the pickled onions were too sweet. Main dishes ordered were: Pelican Brief Burger: good solid burger but I ordered it medium and received well done which was disappointing. Fries were good but nothing spectacular. Filet (Oh) Fish: good nothing special The Pelican Platter: The presentation was impressive was the taste and texture was subpar. The texture was more dense than I would like and it crumbled like a cornbread. The size is huge and thick but unfortunately, I wouldn't order this again. The Pelican Platter: We sub the French Toast for the pancake. The French Toast was a better choice. Tasted good and the texture was nice. Both platters came with a small side of fresh strawberry, maple syrup, whipped cream, and strawberry jam. You also get two eggs, bacons, and tater tots. Although the menu says old bay tater tots, it came plain. However, it was perfectly fried and crunchy so I didn't mind not having the old bay seasoning. Drinks: Strawberry Matcha, Jasmine iced tea and houjicha. All the drinks were okay and none of them stood out. Overall, I am glad I tried it out but I would give it a 3.5/5.

Clearly the staff has not been trained to manage the growing popularity of the restaurant. There…read morewas an awkward pause after we were seated before anyone came to welcome us and take our drink or food order. Our server asked how "done" we wanted our burger and salmon ("medium") but when the salmon arrived it was very rare. This has happened before here -- it took a long time for my properly cooked fish to arrive, and everyone else at our table had finished their meals. Fortunately, that didn't happen tonight, and my properly cooked fish arrived fairly fast. When a restaurant knows how to execute a fine dining experience, the guest is able to enjoy their time and their company. When it doesn't (when the staff looks and acts scared, doesn't bring water when it is requested, doesn't pay proper attention to its guests, doesn't bring properly cooked food...), the experience is tense and unenjoyable. That unfortunately was the case for us tonight. Also, the music played used to be so much more enjoyable. Lately it sounds gyrating and annoying.

Great coffee, comfortable atmosphere, and lovely staff. Best coffee shop in New Rochelle for sure.read more

One of the things I love most about this coffee shop is that it's more than just great coffee and…read moredelicious sandwiches. The service is wonderful, the atmosphere is cozy, and they regularly change the artwork on display, so there's always something new to enjoy. A true local gem!

I came here on a Saturday afternoon. The shop is small with a couple tables in the front and a…read morestanding counter in the back. In addition to classic bubble tea, they also have boba lattes, which could be interesting for caffeine lovers. Most of their drinks come in either a 16 oz or 22 oz size. I got the strawberry milk tea. It was tasty and not overly sweet, which I appreciated. Service was pretty fast. Looking forward to trying some of their other options!

Fantastic bubble tea and very reasonable - tasted very authentic and was able to get an Oolong tea…read morewith no sugar which was awesome! They also include the Tapioca for free with all the Bubble Teas. There are some nice seating areas inside and the staff was super friendly. They also have Non-Dairy milk options so I was able to get mine with Almond milk for a $1 extra which was great. I've been trying to find a good bubble tea in Westchester for a while and I think this is the place! They also have some other types of teas and some Chinese baked goods.

Best coffee place in Bronxville! Service is fantastic and they are quick with tasty coffeeread more

I really wanted to like this place, but my $6 medium latte was had a terrible burned flavor. This…read moreshould not happen with a properly operated $20,000+ commercial espresso machine.

Nestled in the quaint and friendly town of Bronxville lies Slave To The Grind, a coffee shop that…read moreis nowhere near as pretentious as it's neighboring shops and customer service focused beyond belief. The shop is small and regularly has a line (which some might tend to get annoyed about but...) -it's because the coffee is THAT good. The cafe has a few tables in the front area, a few more in the back of the shop and some quality bar seating throughout making it a place to chill with friends or do some homework/meetings on your remote days. The quality of the coffee at Slave has never let me down, from buying beans by the pound from an abundant variety to the fresh brews that also have quite an impressive variety each day, the place is tailored to coffee addicts. Similar to the "other" coffee shops, these baristas can make your very specific coffee drink and it will be right on and delicious. They know their coffee at Slave To The Grind. If you get the chance, try some of their incredible pastry selection, especially the scones. You will never leave disappointed after consuming one of those British belly bombs, designed perfectly to be consumed with a hot cup O' Joe, served with a smile. Some folks have rated Slave below 5 stars but, that is likely because they are cranky, wannabe-coffee-aficionados who believe all coffee shops cannot turn over their inventory without having to provide "sell by" dates and paint pretty pictures all over the bean dispensers so they are entertained. They probably judge books by their covers and walk their cats around on leashes too... You be the judge! Try it and you'll see exactly how wrong they are to give Slave To The Grind anything but 5 stars. Delicious coffee, great service, warm atmosphere and solid eats to top it all off. Don't listen to the noise - listen to your own review. You'll love it a latte! I promise.

Slave to the Grind seems to be essential about the coffee and more about the experience. It's…read moreclearly a longtime Bronxville staple with a loyal following. The staff is welcoming and attentive, the space looks like it is always buzzing, and really gives you the feel of this is THE coffee shop in town. Where it falls short is in the cup. The coffee itself lacked freshness and the walls were lined with coffee beans that looked as if they had been sitting there for years with no clear dates to validate their freshness. There's plenty of choice on paper, but without roast dates or origin details, it's hard to know what you're getting--and the flavor reflects that. The brew came off dull, smoky, and overworked rather than expressive or balanced considering the advertised flavors and the price point. If you're looking for a comfortable place to sit, catch up with a friend, or soak in a classic small-town café vibe, this place delivers. But if great coffee is the goal, I'd head elsewhere. Enjoy the atmosphere--but temper your expectations when it comes to what's in the cup.

Old school Spanish salsa playing the whole time we were there was such a vibe. I knew half the…read moresongs and found myself singing along. Nostalgic, familiar, and genuinely fun. We almost didn't order the cinnamon agave latte because we thought it might be too cinnamon forward or too sweet. It was neither. It was ridiculously well balanced and honestly delightful. I don't even normally drink coffee and still ended up stealing quite a few sips of my boyfriend's. My hot lavender matcha with oat milk was just as good. Lavender matcha can go wrong quickly, either too sharp, too floral, or too sweet. This one started with a little sweetness and mellowed beautifully as I drank it. Really well done. And on a Sunday afternoon, there was such a great mix of people coming through. Someone fresh from a run, a couple who looked like they'd just come from church, someone working quietly in the corner. It felt warm, familiar, and genuinely connected to the neighborhood. You can feel the community here.

Stopped into this little cafe while on the way into NYC and was pleasantly surprised. It was a cute…read morearea that seems up-and-coming, the staff was really sweet, and there were plenty of people waiting in line to order so we assumed we were in a good spot. I got a Dulce de Leche and it was pretty good, though I should've gotten an extra shot of espresso in it per my preference. The space itself was super cute and I loved all the decor. Definitely would come back when in the area!