This coffee pop-up is straight-up magic. Secret garden meets specialty coffee lab, and I'm…read moreobsessed. They roast their own beans in Budd Lake and you can taste the difference in every sip. I had the vanilla coconut nitro cold brew and wow. Smooth. Bold. Just the right kick. Literal perfection in a cup. The whole space is a vibe.. plants everywhere and that cozy, coffee and earthy smell is everything. Plus, the people running it? Cool, authentic, and clearly know their coffee game. If you're not already planning your visit... what are you even doing? This is your sign. Go. Sip. Frolic among the ferns. Thank me later.

When this magical elixir hits your tongue it sends you into an out of body experience. 5 stars…read morebecause you can't put 10. The cold brew? I'd walk across the Sahara for a cup. Simply phenomenal coffee.

Parking lot and additional parking lot…read more This place was busy on Sunday and it was worth the wait. I got the almond cornetto and the salted toffee latte. They were so delicious. The almond cornetto was perfectly sweet. Soft of the inside, crispy on the outside. The cornetto was big enough for two! The salted toffee latte was delicious as well, not too sweet and had the nutty after taste. Even though it was packed, we managed to get two seats by the windows, they had two fun games to play to keep them entertained! I can't wait to try a flight next time!

Cafe Club has been on my radar ever since I saw some of their viral coffee flight posts on TikTok…read more I recently visited and can't wait to come back! It's located on a street corner in a neighborhood section of Montville/Boonton. The building is covered in this beautiful old stone that adds a distinctive charm to the coffee shop. Inside the decor is really cozy and warm. I ordered a Pistachio Cream which was delicious and super creamy. Service was pretty quick and considering how busy it was when I stopped in. They offer some food options as well. Inside there is plenty of seating and there is some outdoor patio seating including one of those outdoor bubbles. Parking can be challenging when it's really packed. I recommend visiting if you're in the area!

While on the way to the bookstore, we came across this place and it looked amazing from the…read moreoutside, so we decided to check it out... The store has a small coffee shop inside, offering both food and drinks. A large bakery assortment and several savory options like quiche fill the showcase. Freshly baked cakes, pies, pastries, and other goodies line the display cases and look very inviting... The shop also has a retail section with Boonton-themed T-shirts, soaps, and seasonal décor items (this time, Christmas décor was on display). The place has a really nice vibe. I ordered a hazelnut coffee with a slice of banana cake and enjoyed my time here...

So I enter this store to get some work done. I wasn't aware that food and drinks weren't allowed…read more Within 5 minutes the owner approaches me says "Can I help you? what do we got going on here?" Then told me I couldn't bring anything in and then walked off to continue his conversation with his buddy. Now I respect policies but this dude is something else. Theres a lot of ways to approach the situation and the way this old guy handled it, was not it. He thinks he's some sort of marshall and has no concept of how to talk to people even though he's dealt with the community for years. If you want to try bringing in your stuff, you'll see exactly what I'm talking about. Im sure their overall service is good but he needs a complete attitude adjustment or retire.

What a delightful tea shop. One of my most authentic experiences in the US, comparable to my…read moreexperiences in tea shops in Taiwan. I actually came across this place on an Instagram post and decided to check it out. It seems that normally a tea ceremony is something we'd have to book ahead of time (and pay for, apparently) but we didn't know. So, we wandered in and the shopkeep started telling us about teas and she let me smell a green one. I asked if I could try it, she generously said yes, and that kicked off an unplanned tea ceremony. It started off with just my husband and I, but as other people came into the shop, the shopkeep invited them to join us at the table so by the end there was another couple, a woman, the shopkeep's husband and the shop's assistant hanging out together and drinking tea. We learned all about the villages where the teas came from, the differences between some of them, how old the teas are, how the shop came to be, even about the tea table we sat at. Super cool vibe, loved the coming together of strangers bonding for hours over a shared love of tea, but one that I'm not sure can be replicated because again, these tea tastings are meant to be booked ahead of time with your party, and are meant to be a paid service (though in Taiwan, tea tastings are free). We got lucky because the shop wasn't busy and people had cancelled their tea bookings due to an upcoming snow storm. I will most likely come back for more tea at some point. Even if a spontaneous tea ceremony never happens again, I count my blessings that such an experience even happened once, and would still recommend this shop to any Chinese tea lover.

Wonderful little tea shop. The owner is lovely and makes your tea in a traditional way as you sit…read moreand watch. There are many teas available that are fresh and handpicked. I bought Jasmine Green and Silver Needle teas. I need to schedule a tea ceremony for myself and my wife for a date night.

The atmosphere is so cute and the service is very friendly. There were quite a few people inside…read moreand outside on a Saturday morning but I think they deserve even more business. I had a delicious Guava Cheesecake Matcha Latte (pictured) and a Pan de Bono (not pictured) which they warmed up for me. I will definitely be going back, I want to try their coffee next time!

I was excited to check out this spot based on the great reviews, but I am not completely sold on it…read morejust yet. On a positive note, the decor was lovely and very autumn-inspired, which got me excited to try their seasonal menu. However, the experience went downhill from there. When it was my turn to order, the young lady behind the counter offered no greeting, not even a simple hello, and just looked at me until I spoke. I ordered a seasonal pistachio maple latte and was surprised by the price. I have never paid $8.96 for a standard drink with zero modifications, and given the lackluster customer service, that price felt especially high. Even though there were no other customers behind me and four employees behind the counter, it took about 10 minutes to receive my drink. With the staff there was far more chatting than working, including one staff member sitting on the side of the counter with a laptop, making it hard to tell he even worked there. The drink itself was decent, but not memorable enough to justify the wait or the price. Between the slow service, high cost, and street-only parking, I am in no rush to return.

Brand new staff, place has turned around. Great drink consistency. Friendly staff, quick turnaround.read more

worker murmured everything coupdnt hear anything he was saying got my order wrong overpriced not…read moregood at all this is not a good spot half of the stuff of out of stock to

They gave me three drinks, which I did ask for two of them out of the three work were right one of…read morethem. They messed up completely. It gave me a mango refresher with oat milk and cold Stone. Samantha was the one who currently made my drink. I'm not even sure if she worked there cause she did so poorly.

Popped in here after passing it for a coffee and a bagel as I was running late and didn't have time…read moreto find a true bagel place in the area. That said I have definitely had bagels and coffees at other Dunkin' many of times, but both of these were truly awful. Even the lady behind the counter chose not to acknowledge me while I stood there with nobody in front of me. Finally, I spoke up and asked if she was ready for my order. A plain bagel with cream cheese was rock hard. Tasted 4 days old and barely any cream cheese. She messed up my coffee order and put sugar in it, and I never take sugar. I didn't realize until we were already on the road so sadly, I could not bring it back in for an exchange. The only positive about this Dunkin' was that it was very clean even towards the end of a day.

We tried their brunch over Memorial Day weekend, and wow, the place was packed! We had to wait…read morealmost 30 minutes for a table, but it was worth it. As the name suggests, it's a barn-themed, locally owned restaurant that is well known for its brunch. We were seated on one side of the restaurant where the walls were covered with rustic tin signs, famous sayings, and funny quotes. The whole atmosphere felt like stepping into a cozy countryside diner from the 1980s. After settling in, we ordered: * Thick French Toast - Delicious and very filling. * Lamb Gyro Omelette - Easily the star of the meal. A solid 5/5. It came with pita bread on the side and a thick, crispy hash brown. * Tuna Sandwich - Nothing extraordinary, just a decent tuna sandwich. * Coffee The food was excellent, and the overall Memorial Day brunch experience was wonderful. I would definitely come back again for both the food and the friendly service.

Apparently this place has been here for years but my friends who I come to visit have recently…read moregotten into it and they appear to be coming enough where they know their favorite waitress is Christine. Christine is super friendly and so accommodating usually for the big crowds that come here. We even managed to see one of the real housewives there with her family. That was a surprise! We came here a couple of times during my week-long stay in New Jersey. The ambiance is very barn and kitchy and the food was excellent every time. The chicken bacon wrap to the breakfast platter. My Benedict Was amazingly good! It was delicious and homemade and thoroughly good for what you paid! Definitely looking forward to coming back next time I'm in New jersey.

I love this coffee shop! the coffee is great! I have had the carrot cake and pumpkin lattes---…read moredelicious! the cinnamon scone and goat cheese toast are yummy! I come to enjoy my coffee and read-- love it! Service and staff are fantastic!!!!! I do have two suggestions: turn the music down slightly--- way to loud! NO FAULT TO COFFEE SHOP! However, two mornings I had patrons have full blown FaceTime calls that were so loud and went on for nearly twenty minutes! Extremely distracting, we all don't need to hear their calls. Is it possible to post that no loud calls are permitted? In NY there are coffee shops with no tech allowed, I wouldn't want that as many times I bring my computer here, sit by the window, work and enjoy my coffee. perhaps boundaries can be made: go outside and make calls? Just a thought! I HIGHLY recommend Boonton coffee, staff and seating are ten stars! Thank you!

This is my favorite coffee shop of all time. First it is located on the best street, second it has…read moresuch wonderful warm and cozy vibes while still being impressively large for a coffee shop, and third it has the best scones ever. I love the selection of pastries and drinks they have, it feels unique and thoughtful and like you can't get it anywhere else. My favorite is the cinnamon chip scone which is buttery and flaky. I don't live very close and yet I don't at all mind traveling and go back as often as I can.