The staff is so friendly in the coffee is amazing. The treats (muffins and croissants especially)…read moreare delicious!! It's such a well run business.

I come here about 4 times a week since it's close by. The coffee is mostly okay but sometimes it's…read morejust downright bad. The pictured latte had some of the worst foam I've had in a while and the milk was burnt so the whole thing tasted bitter. I ended up tossing it. They really need to train the baristas more to ensure consistency.

Such an adorable coffee shop. It's dressed up for the holidays and is set up like a reading room…read morefor customers to enjoy. My friend and I enjoyed coffees from here and then went next door for some delicious sandwiches. It's was super cute

Such a cute coffee shop and not a bad price. This place has coffee, many pastries, cookies and all…read moresorts of little gifts to check out while waiting for your drink to be made. The staff that works here is also the sweetest. They will remember you, which is a good feeling when it comes to the food industry. Definitely recommend coming for your next coffee break!

Don't come here--we threw everything out. Food was awful, presentation sucked, and positively bad…read moreexperience. Do yourself a favor and go to CFCF around the corner. I had the deluxe breakfast sandwich. The sausage was terrible: tasteless, egg was that foamy egg beater stuff, and the cheese was basically velveeta, and they microwaved it so the croissant was a soggy mess. It had no flavor at all (look at my photo) and looked like a used diaper. My wife had the avocado toast which used plastic bag guac and also had no flavor. And to top it off: no plates at all, we were expected to eat from an aluminum foil wrap and a cardboard box. We also had a cappuccino and a lavender cold brew. The former was milky beyond belief, couldn't taste the espresso, and served too hot; the latter was incredibly sweet. We threw them both out. Again, skip this place. It's horrible. Clearly they're cutting costs by serving low quality repeatable food in easy cheap packaging. They don't respect their customers.

Terrible food quality and service. $4.25+for a hard stale blue berry muffin no oven or microwave…read moreto warm it up. Lady said it was fresh daily. Hard as a rock. Don't waste your money because it's on Greenwich Avenue go to Raphael's instead. Least have butter available if it's bad quality and no oven to warm it

Absolutely love this place!…read more I've been to a lot of their locations and this is one of my favorite ones. This Maman is spacious and has plenty of seating. I love their drinks, snacks and food here. They also have an array of mugs, clothes, bags and coffee for purchase. I need to come back and get more of their merch. It's all so cute. I had an oat milk latte, piña colada overnight oats and a cookie. Everything was delicious. I've come here for breakfast and lunch too. I will definitely stop back in to try more of their food options. I'm so glad this location opened. I can't wait for their next location to open too!

I was going to give this restaurant a second positive review but had to adjust after my…read moreexperience.... We went to Maman in Greenwich for breakfast this morning. The food itself was good and the space is beautiful, but the service/setup felt confusing and a little awkward. We waited in line and were given the next available table, but once we sat down, we were told we needed to stand back up and order at the counter -- even though we had just been waiting in line. Thankfully, the waiter did agree to come over and take our order at the table, which we appreciated. I spent about $10 on a latte and $20 on the egg ratatouille, so I thought it was pretty crazy that when I asked for butter for my toast, I was then prompted to tap my card for an additional $2. The toast did not come with butter, and it felt awkward to have a payment terminal brought over for something that usually comes with toast or is offered as a basic side. Overall, the food and atmosphere were nice, but the ordering process and small service details made the experience feel less smooth and welcoming than expected.

Superb friendly service and great food. Across street from Cos Cob branch library which is under…read morerenovation, so library holds are being fulfilled by librarians in entry way to the cafe!

Had a fantastic breakfast! Everything was five stars!! Had the vanilla lavender latte with sweet…read morecold foam - Amazing!

Le Pain provides a large space, and lots of tables. It may have been luck but there was no wait…read moretime. Lots of meter parking available. We were excited for breakfast for sure. We ordered a large coffee. It was defiantly a large cup. I went with the bacon,egg and scallion. They allowed us to add mushroom. Delicious. Sour dough makes everything amazing. We hope to return soon for lunch.

I was in Greenwich and had just finished picking up some merch at the Apple Store when I felt a…read morelittle hunger. Since it was around lunch time, I thought I would browse the Avenue to see if I could grab a bite. It was a short search since Le Pain Quotidien was right down the block - and since I'm a fan of the brand I thought it would be the ideal place to go. Le Pain is a fast-casual chain that serves soups, salads, sandwiches, and baked goods. The best way to describe the workflow is to compare it to Panera, though Le Pain has better aesthetics, offers better food, and has table service if you choose to dine in (okay so maybe it's not appropriate to compare it to Panera). Decor is nice - it's semi-upscale without being stuffy, totally accessible to the casual shopper on the Greenwich Ave. Anyway, I was dining in so I had a seat and started browsing the menu. I didn't want anything too heavy, and the mozzarella melt looked perfect. This was kind of like a big crostini topped with cherry tomatoes, arugula, chicken, and mozzarella. The dish was great, all the ingredients were fresh and complemented each other well. It was also the perfect lunch size - I felt satisfied but not stuffed. Service was good, everyone was really friendly. Overall, I had a great experience at this Le Pain - the food is good, the employees are friendly, and this is an ideal place to stop in for a quick meal. I would definitely return for another meal (and some baked goods) if I'm ever in the area again.

The Granola Bar has been on my list for a while now. I finally got to try it for lunch. It's a…read morecute no frills cafe that serves healthy food options. We were greeted right away by our waiter and he let us pick our seats since they weren't that busy. He asked if we had been there before, if we had any allergies, and went through the menu. I got the turkey chili bowl and I really enjoyed it. It was filling and delicious. My friend originally wanted the chicken Caesar wrap, but they were out of the Caesar salad dressing. She got the steak & chimi instead. Everything tasted like it was made with fresh and real ingredients. This is a great place to stop in for a quick breakfast, lunch or even a post workout snack. I would be in here all the time if I lived closer. I would love to go back and try more things off the menu!

Excellent service. Great portions and delicious food! Laid back vibes/ ambiance. Couldn't have…read moreasked for a better brunch. Will be returning for sure!

I had the chicken harissa sandwich on a panini, delicious. Busy place, but they offer a lot of…read moredifferent things, including what seems like Yummy broths.

A solid spot for sandwiches in Greenwich. I ordered the #5 Ham and Brie sandwich and substituted…read morethe ham for turkey. It was fine. A tad dry. I liked the sweetness from the honey mustard and appreciated the thick slices of brie. However, I was not blown away. I still enjoyed it, but it was a very average sandwich.

This is one of my favorite regional restaurants! I have been going here for at least 20 years! We…read moreoriginally went for its amazing French Onion soup and we ended up having lunch. I had the Ahi Nisciose Salad that was wonderful in every way! The dressing wasn't overly vinegary, It came with four huge chunks of ahi tuna. Cooked medium rare as I requested, the cooked vegetables were exemplary and the uncooked went together in a spectacular symphony. My date had the chicken paillard BLT and again magnificent as were the hand cut French Fries we shared! Our server Jaylene who was also our Maitre'd was a pleasure and extremely informative! Since it was a Sunday afternoon, there was a keyboard player helping with the already wonderful bistro ambiance! I shall keep coming back for years to come!

I used to love this place back when it was called Versailles. But times change. My most recent…read moreexperience here was very disappointing. The food was not edible. I will not return.

Greenwich Brewing Company is a craft brewpub that opened in Greenwich, Connecticut in September…read more2024. It was founded by business partners Michael Stein, Randy Kemka and Kent Kolbig. The trio and their families all live in Greenwich. Collectively, they were all sick of taking their families out to dinner and the bill adding up to hundreds of dollars. They also realized that Greenwich was one of the few towns in Connecticut that didn't have a brewery. The business partners made it their mission to open their own family-friendly brewpub where consumers could get good craft beer as well as quality food that didn't break the bank. When a space previously home to LobsterCraft became available, the partners jumped at the chance to move in. I recently visited Greenwich Brewing Company for the first time. I was heading to a concert nearby, so I thought I would stop in a grab some beers and bites for a pre-show dinner. I noticed right away that GBC has a nautical theme. The logo features an anchor, and the entrance wall features the name of the brewpub spelled out in nautical flags. The place is a little on the smaller side, cozy and inviting; there's seating for about 52 customers. I pulled up a seat at the bar and looked over the menu. Some of the staff informed me that they were celebrating their one-year anniversary and had some menu specials. To drink, I ordered a sampler flight that featured "Day Sailing" (Strawberry Lemonade Sour), "Oktoberfest" (Märzen), "Hop Anchor" (New England IPA), and "Catamaranic" (Hazy Double IPA). My favorite of the flight was the Oktoberfest, and I ordered a full pour afterwards. I also noticed that there were no beer tanks anywhere to be found on the premises. A staff member informed me that all beer is currently brewed off-site. They hope to move to a larger location in the future where brewing can be done in-house. Overall, GBC's beer is ok. It's their food menu, however, where they really shine. I first started off with some delicious "Toasted Pretzel Logs" (w/ Cardinal Red beer cheese sauce & stone ground mustard). Then I finished with the "Hot Honey Chicken" (2 tenders, hot honey drizzle, shredded mustard slaw, pimento cheese, on a roll, served w/ fries). It was phenomenal! My only complaint was that the bun was a little too small; it was no match for those massive tenders. I ended up eating most of it with a knife and fork as it fell apart. That aside, it was a delicious sandwich! If you're looking for an affordable, family-friendly place in Greenwich to grab some good beers and bites, then head to GBC!

Such a hidden gem in Greenwhich. Knowing this brewery is down the street from me is so cool. Even…read morebetter to know the beer is awesome. There is so many to choose from and the food is great. My sister's begs me to take her back just for the fires. Definitely a spot to check out!