I am SO glad our friend group stopped by here to try out their breakfast instead of the usual…read moreDunkin. It's a charming little coffee shop with the sweetest workers. I believe I got one of their specialty iced coffees and I still dream about having another one to this day. We also tried one of their bacon egg and cheeses which you can never go wrong with. Highly recommend trying this place out!

What a lovely little cafe!…read more It's more than a cafe too. The ownership intentionally employees intellectually disabled people, giving them real world job experience. They're still open during construction. Food was delicious when I visited too. I had the avocado caprese toast and I would recommend it.

I've driven by a gazillion times and finally had the chance to stop in. My avocado toast was yummy…read moreand hit the spot as a late breakfast. The iced elderberry tea was refreshing and delicious. My friend enjoyed her latte very much--and she's a huge coffee snob! The shop is teeny tiny, with seating for only about 8 people (chairs are not comfy if you have a wide booty), but the vibe is energetic and friendly. There was a brisk takeout business going on as well.

I've been to all of Restoration's locations and I'm impressed every time I go. The core is amazing…read more(this candy cane cold foam is to die for), they have great gluten free options, and every location has such a cozy, welcoming vibe. If you're a local, make sure you stop in to one of their locations and support this amazing business.

Sandwiches and pj latte was excellent , staff was very friendly , love the vibe and atmosphere off…read morethe decor too

Funny place, full of regulars with no destinations, locals for a quick Cuppa, and Bridgewater State…read moreUniversity students all in a refitted and very old type of retail store from the 1920s on a block next to the town square. Prices are more than reasonable. The selection of drinks and pastry are wide. Service is pretty awesome too, as I did not feel like I was walking into Twin Peaks. Prices are very good too. WiFi and tables so folks can work - and a few were. Good coffee.

This is a locally owned coffee shop with fresh coffees and baked goods. I liked the lavender scones…read moreand I had a lavender chai. (i guess I was in the mood for lavender, what can I say.) It's a small place with an unassuming storefront, but inside is very warm and welcoming.

Quiet little café. Stopped on in for a breakfast sandwich. Ordered online however staff was…read morefriendly while waited

I have been a constant equal exchange coffee drinker for the past five years. I recently bought a…read morebag that I didn't enjoy and unfortunately will not use. After contacting customer service I know that I will forever be an equal exchange coffee consumer because they immediately made it right.

Equal Exchange is a for-profit, Fairtrade worker-owned cooperative headquartered in West…read moreBridgewater, Massachusetts. Equal Exchange distributes organic, gourmet coffee, tea, sugar, bananas, avocados, cocoa, and chocolate bars produced by farmer cooperatives in Latin America, Africa, and Asia. Their chocolate is so damn good! I definitely recommend trying any of their products. They are made with lots of love!

Took a pit stop on a drive to the Cape last weekend. Cute…read moreplace! It's small and the counter area is a little congested but the coffee was great! I enjoyed my iced mocha razz and my husband liked the espresso. We also got a bagel with cream cheese. Just what we needed. The coffee shop is in a small strip of stores just passed an industrial park, it felt a little weird to drive up to, but don't worry - it's there.

Mike Shea's is delicious! If you're heading there for the first time, don't worry that you're in an…read moreindustrial park - it is the right place. If you go at a peak time and know what you want, I suggest ordering online because it's not huge inside to wait. If you do order in person, know that the staff are very friendly and helpful! Mary Kate was fabulous (and I swear I'm not biased because we share a name) and made sure my order was taken just right, fixed a drink that wasn't made right/was so kind when I felt bad about asking for it to be fixed, and even helped get the drinks inside the somewhat finicky drink carrier while I was trying to perform a balancing act. Milk & cookies is my personal favorite, but the brown sugar in banana bread makes it a perfect fall drink. I don't think you can go wrong with any of the flavors here!

Was in the area and decided to stop in for an Espresso and something sweet. Jorge greeted me and…read morewas soooo friendly! I quickly asked for some Bavarian Filled Danish, Super Big Blueberry Muffins and last but not least ordered two of the Beef Pastellilos which I was told had six different cheese blend with meat. How could one go wrong? Haha....Jorge made me a fantastic Iced Mocha Espresso which paired well All in all, my friends enjoyed the pastries and I enjoyed my coffee! I will definitely stop back in on my next trip through area! - There is a large parking area, few tables inside to enjoy a beverage/snack too!

It once had been a Honey Dew donut shop, but is now a sweet cafe with baked goods. As noted in…read morenumerous comments, the owner is very charming and very likable. The coffee (I ordered a latte) was disappointingly weak, so that is a major factor in this 3 star review. I generally expect a nice coffee shop to have rich and flavorful coffee, especially if my order is for an espresso or latte, etc. In my takeout order (the place really is tiny!) I also ordered a spinach croissant (which was small, and did not have much seasoning or flavor when compared to all the other spinach croissants I have eaten) and a chicken pastelito. The total cost was NOT cheap--nearly $15! The pastelito was warm, and although it was tasty, it was not extraordinary--much less heavenly! So this first experience with Toma Toma was not as special as I had anticipated, nor indeed as I had wanted. Nice little place, and very kind owner, but I would recommend the Alchemist Bakery in Canton over Toma Toma, ten times out of ten, as they have better coffee, better prices and infinitely better pastries!

Everything about this smoothie/nutrition cafe is just so satisfying, information they all give…read morecustomers, and it's all organic food that makes you feel transformed after consumption. 10/10

This place is awesome! I got a gift certificate for Christmas, and today was my first time coming…read more The staff is very friendly and helped me to figure out the whole thing. Basically, you pick a tea (hot or iced) and a shake, drinking the tea first. I got the lemon tea with, I believe, cranberry? I can't remember what the second flavor was that I got, but it was suggested to me and it was so yummy! I decided to get the Caramel Macchiato shake and it was delicious. It tasted like a Starbucks Frappuccino, but it is so much healthier. Definitely going to be my go-to for a lunch alternative when I have school. The tea and shake are so filling and it is worth the $9!

Love this place! Coffee is outstanding. Food is fantastic. The people working there are having so…read moremuch fun. It's contagious. Go there and be happy Order online. It gets busy

The Beanery is a friendly and aesthetic coffee shop and café. It's a cute hidden gem in the suburbs…read moreof the South Shore. Afordable, well crafted, and deliciously spot on coffee! Food is fresh and delicious. It is certainly an extensive list of offerings for a suburban café! Definitely recommend - we drive a total of 40 minutes to and from our place just for their coffee. My coffee order that may become my go to if I can't find the courage to branch out because its so perfect is: A large iced coffee with 1 pump strawberry and a splash of milk! The strawberry flavor does not taste artificial. I wish they had a bigger size, it's so good! The breakfast crunch wrap is way better than any Dunkin or Starbies could ever do. Hashbrown is crispy - not greasy -, egg was slightly jammie in the middle, and bacon was somehow still semi-crispy considering it sat in the paper bag wrapped up hot! Place is super small so definitely grab and go.

Great omelets and plenty of coffee. What could be better? Staff is friendly and healthy drinks…read more as well!

We have been to First Watch in Hanover Crossing about three times and have been very satisfied with…read morethe quality of food and the quality of the service. Right now they have pumpkin donut holes and they are very good and come warmed with a nice cinnamon sugar coating. Last time we were there I had the eggs Benedict and it was very good and I had a side of breakfast potatoes. I would recommend this place. I have not been disappointed.