I don't usually go there but decided to stop and get a cappuccino and a quick bite. An ad for grill…read morecheese ok. I got a medium cappuccino with two flavors and almond milk this cost me 17. Dollars They gave me a receipt with just one cost not an itemized receipt so I came back and asked why. The young man said it's two dollars per flavor and two dollars for almond milk besides the cost of the cappuccino so what a medium cappuccino cost like $12. Baloney and it was disgusting and and so was the sandwich. Couldn't even eat it. What a rip off. They kept telling me almond milk cost more money. What a joke. This establishment doesn't even have their name or logo on the cups but they want to charge 12 or $13 for a cup of coffee. Give me a break.

The food is excellent but the politics leave a bad taste in my mouth. I don't need to see Faux News…read moreblaring from the TV when I get my food.

Early morning visit at 6:30 opening. Many varieties of donuts and buns in the display case, most…read morelooking old even when the day was young. -- Boston Cream Donut: Gigantic (a plus), with lots of chocolate glaze (a plus), but it was more of a hard-shell finish (a minus). The underlying donut was somewhat firm (a minus) and cool to the touch (a minus)-- most likely refrigerated, as this was a late spring visit on a warm day. Bready, briochy taste to the donut, with no sweetness (neither plus nor minus), letting the toppings and fillings handle that. Plenty of yellow vanilla pudding inside (a plus for quantity). No seating inside (a minus) but a single metal table outside that looks like it hasn't been cleaned in weeks (big minus). Filled with pollen. I do like the selection (big plus) and the crazy flavors will appeal to a wide range of tastes, but there are places where you can still get a fresh donut and sometimes even a warm one. Rocco's doesn't seem to be one of them. Not bad by any means but not screaming out for a revisit.

Came here for a coffee while in the area and was so pleasantly surprised by their seasonal specials…read moreand their food options. I got the s'mores cold brew (which was pretty sweet but what was i expecting) and the breakfast burrito as a bowl and it was so perfect post-workout. The employees were so kind, while ordering they offered many customizations which was amazing. There is no where to sit inside but they do have an outdoor table.

Unfortunately, the location in West Boylston is the only one worth going to. Minimum wait at…read moreLincoln street is 20 minutes.

Stopped here on the way north as I'd heard they had "real" old fashioned donuts. I was not…read moredisappointed! Nice crunchy outside. A little cakey for my taste but it curbed my craving. My guy loved his cruller too!

The Cake Shop is a staple! Whether it's for coffee, pastries, breakfast, or lunch. They have…read moreexciting flavors that change throughout the seasons. There's ample seating indoors and outdoors with a lovely selection of artwork from local artists on the walls. The space is absolutely gorgeous with brick walls and high ceilings, and LARGE windows that let beautiful light in. Everyone who works there is friendly and helpful if you need any help or need suggestions. They have some of the most delicious iced teas, too if you're not into coffee or lattes.

I went here on a random Friday after seeing a few Facebook posts, had to try the raspberry Danish…read morelatte. The staff was friendly, drink came out quickly and was delicious, I'll definitely be back next time I'm in the area!

What I love: consistently delicious food in every changing and interesting flavors! Local business…read moreowned by local people! Frequent inclusion of butterscotch chips, a slept-on flavor! Cool higher end culinary items for purchase and some other weird but welcome items like handmade soap! Good community posting board! Chill vibes and surly baristas that make you feel like you're in a bigger city! What I don't love: there are never signs telling what the baked items are, so you literally have to ask one by one at every visit- as does every single person in line. It makes me feel guilty for the people behind me and I often rush before fully exploring my options. This is made worse when I bring my small indecisive child, so I go elsewhere when I have him with me. Also- 90% of the time that I have asked, the attending barista isn't certain what the baked items are and says something like "I think that one is an apricot and cheese danish. Or cheese and some fruit. I'm not positive." At Crust's prices, I'd like to know what I'm buying and I would appreciate time to make a decision. Why won't you tell us what your yummy pastries are?? Lastly- the automatic tipping options are so high (this is coming from someone who never tips below 20%) that it makes me wonder if you're paying your employees appropriately, or expecting tips to make up the difference. If you were to change one thing and one thing only from this feedback, PLEASE consider labeling your baked goods! I truly cannot think of a good reason why not to.

This place is adorable. We stopped in for some quick snacks and coffee. Great latte with multiple…read moremilk alternatives offered. Friendly staff and comfortable seating options. We enjoyed the baguette and sour dough bread but the apple cider donut wasn't our favorite. Would definitely go back.

Really solid cafe in Grafton! My banana latte was delicious and the cookie had my favorite type of…read morechocolate chunks in them. They also have a cute patio a lot of onsite parking Super excited to go back to try their ice cream, especially there peaches and cream, and vast lunch options

Great atmosphere inside and out. Loved their muffins. Got strawberry rhubarb and a carrot cake…read moremuffin. Drip coffee piping hot. Watch your fingers. Service was friendly.

Highland street location: 1. Tried one of the summer…read morespecials "tiramisu latte" with oatmilk and it was delicious and a reasonable price ($7.55). 2. Great gluten-free options. I tried the gluten free chocolate chip cookie and it was a good portion, soft and had lots of chocolate chips, also at a reasonable price ($4.82) 3. Very friendly staff and lots of options for both drinks and food 4. Lots of seating and has a bar to add in any sugar or toppings on your drink. Great place to study or sit on your laptop! 5. Parking was a little tricky as you can only park on one side of the street but didn't take long to get a spot right in front of the cafe!

Inviting space with a long showcase of treats in several categories, plenty of roomy tables, and a…read morelarge communal table. -- Muffins: I consider their blueberry muffin one of my favorites in Massachusetts, if not my #1. It's got just the right mix of bounce, density, and butteriness, without being too greasy. Big, fresh blueberries (not the shriveled kind). Plenty of crumbly streusel on top for extra taste and texture. Their mixed berry has multiple fruit presence and more of it, minus the streusel. Also very good. Sometimes the muffins are warm. Sometimes a little long in the tooth. -- Cakes: That's their claim to fame, and for good reason. They're more expensive than most, but so dense, rich, and heavy that a small slice goes a long way. My favorite is the chocolate raspberry decadence (pool of raspberry atop a deep, dark chocolate frosting). Or maybe the strawberry snowflake, which is like the best strawberry shortcake you ever had. -- Cupcakes: These often feature some of the same ingredients as the cakes, such as that killer chocolate ganache. Great for the toppings and fillings, though the cake part (especially if chocolate base) is often dry. -- Cookies: Noticeably less impressive, EXCEPT for the Linzer heart. Great flavor and texture in the raspberry and shortbread. -- Coffee: Good stuff. Not elite, but good, in heavy mugs with good feel. Service is a little lacking. Not so much because of rudeness, but because they're perpetually understaffed for the amount of business they do.

Visited August with my mom. Small menu but I can appreciate it because you typically get great…read morequality. This was certainly the case. I got The Bodega sandwich which was egg, cheese, crispy bacon, a hash brown and ketchup on a bun. It was delicious. My breakfast partner-in-crime got The Original which was egg, cheese and their house made aioli. She said it was delicious as well. The iced chai was delicious and the iced latte with house made brown butter syrup was fantastic. The cold foam I added on top was the perfect texture and not too sweet. I will 100% be going back and will recommend to my local friends!

Excellent breakfast sandwiches & coffee. The Botega & Maple Stack sandwiches in particular are…read morevery tasty! Really cool atmosphere as well.