Whenever I'm traveling for work, I'm always on the lookout for spots that have:…read more 1) Great coffee 2) Great savory breakfast bites So many coffee shops nail the first count but miss on the second (lots of pastry cases but not as much savory options). Uncommon Grounds nails it on both counts and is a great spot to get a little work done to boot. Stopped by this location when I was in the area for some coffee and breakfast. I'm usually in search of sugar free options as well as milk alternatives. Uncommon Grounds had a couple sugar free options (yay! caramel and vanilla) and a few different milk alternatives. I got a caramel latte made with almond milk and it was dreamy. For my breakfast, I got the Mediterranean breakfast sandwich on a salt bagel. It came with egg, spinach, avocado, tomato, and a bit of pesto. Delicious! The only tiny thing for me was the tomato made the sandwich kinda slippery and difficult to eat so the next time I ordered it (which was literally the next day), I got it with double the spinach and no tomato. The service was really lovely and the prices are reasonable. They're a popular spot and were pretty busy when I was in and even with that everyone was so kind and helpful. Get to it!

This is really a comment on several locations because they're fairly consistent. Hot drinks have…read moreall been solid. Tea, coffee, cappuccino, etc. Prices are an A+. Service is consistently meh. Aside from a couple of very friendly staff, most visits are met with employees moving like they just woke up resulting in lines. Never bothers me because I usually go there to get a little work done, but it's not a place I'd go if I'm in a rush. Well to be fair, the airport team is always EXCELLENT. Here's my only negative. I just bought a dozen bagels and they were hockey pucks. I tried. Couldn't do it. Inedible. But weird because I usually grab a breakfast sandwich at their airport locations the they've been very good. Did I get a horrible batch? Idk? Seating is tight. I'm part of the problem. Lots of students. But I've also seen couples, friends, retirees, etc. not on any tech enjoying a long conversation with their group which I think is a plus. Solid 5 most visits, but those Clifton Park bagels were memorable in a not so pleasant way.

One of my favorite spots to buy tea! The selections are endless and delicious. The owner is…read morewonderful she all's you through each of the selections you are interested and makes wonderful recommendations. I love the back stories on how she decided to start the business and the process for creating each tea. She also has lovely items you can buy to gift- tea cups all types, tea pots, infusers, spoons, bags, napkins etc. You can also order online. Her Nite Cap tea is my favorite! If you are a fan of loose leaf tea you should definitely check them out!

This is a really nice tea shop in a small commercial area in Clifton Park. My wife (who is the real…read moretea expert in the family) and I stopped in as part of a Yelp event but left with more than we bargained for! I don't claim to be a tea expert... it is more of a novel-tea for me... but I enjoyed coming here and talking with their knowledgeable staff. Their certainly have a passion for their tea! There are lots of teas in the store... at least several dozen blends behind the counter and more in other areas... and they will make whatever you want if you provide a recipe. I lean towards fruitier or spicier teas and found a couple that were interesting enough to purchase and bring home. Because more of their teas are served loose, it isn't as simple as dunking a pouch with a string in a mug of hot water. But fear not, they have lots of various tea brewing accessories along the walls of their small shop area as well as some other interesting curiosities.

I've been a customer for years and everyone is always so friendly and welcoming. I love the book…read moresection and the comfy chairs to lounge in. Food and drinks are great too!

I absolutely hate their new location it is not warm it is not cozy the ceiling is too high all the…read moreseats are bunched together there's no privacy it's not comfy it's not cuddly it doesn't give me that warm feeling. The service was the same it was perfect. The mocha latte was what I ordered. The chicken sandwich I suppose it was okay it just wasn't my cup of tea. Maybe put some dividers in and drop the ceiling and make it a little more Cozier lighting. But the new location is the pitts. I was cold and I hate being cold. Also the ceiling is too high maybe lower where the seating is and not where the stages or the doors are and also put in some dividers so it feels like smaller rooms to give it that little privacy that can be moved to different areas when you have shows.

Driving up to Saratoga from NYC? Make a pit stop here. Wasn't a terribly long detour at all and…read morewell worth it. Line was out the door the entire time (I'm shocked there are only a handful of reviews for this place). A couple of us did the coffee flights and they were delicious! It's also a fun little activity- they pair a small dessert with a little iced coffee (they give you 4 pairings). I had low expectations for the food but I was so wrong. Everything we had was amazing. They sold out of the breakfast pizza but the bacon, egg and cheese croissant was delicious. (It's not swanky, but it's delicious for coffee shop food) Tons of seating but we were there for a while and the insane line never broke- so try to get a seat in the other room so you're not relaxing next to a giant line of people.

Super cute coffee shop with lots of great specialty lattes, regular coffee, and a large work space!…read moreI've been meaning to try Boutique & Coffee after seeing them go viral for their coffee flights (which I'll definitely have to come back for) and it was so cute! They have lots of little knick knacks and coffee by the pound. I loved my carrot cake latte and the cream cheese cold foam was delicious and so thick. Love that they constantly update their menu with creative drinks. The baristas were also nice and it wasn't busy so our drinks came out quickly.

Kcaffe is by far the best boba place in the Clifton Park/Halfmoon area. As soon as you walk in you…read moreare greeted warmly by the owner and his team. The boba and mochi donuts are a work of art, just see for yourself when you come!

This may be lengthy, so bear with me. First time here, looked over the menu which prices are higher…read morethan found online. We placed our order and the owner who has his face plastered everywhere had an arrogant attitude. He acted like we were wasting his time. We ordered 3 general tso combos with pork fired rice, two mango pineapple smoothies, and three mochi donuts. We asked for white meat which he said with a huff and puff that everything is white meat. This wasn't the case, the chicken was tough to eat and had a lot of dough compared to chicken. It had globs of sauce on it which did taste kind of good. We asked for pork fried rice which to our knowledge included in the 11.11 price. No no no it was 2 extra per plate. So now we're looking at 13.11 per combo. My fault for not reading the menu fine print that you can see was tapped to the window in my included photo, top left of the photo. Not only that, what I got was chicken fried rice which if I had to pick was the only good tasting item I had. The smoothies had a chemical taste to them, it didn't taste like a real smoothie. We asked for boba and he immediately said that is extra. They had 3 donuts o a rack that looked like a display case, so we ordered 3 to try out. First time eating mochi donuts. He took them out the case threw them in a box and put all our food on a table while we were standing in front of him. The rose donut tastes like eating a real rose. Not sure how you guys feel about that. The churro donut had little flavor. The cookies and cream donut was good. Total damage was 64 dollars. I would have been better off going to a buffet. At least if the service was better maybe I would have gave it 2 stars. We won't be coming back here.

What a cute spot! Easy to find and a lot of parking made this an easy choice. The options were…read morenumerous and all the pastries looked divine. I chose a cranberry muffin and vanilla latte-both were tasty. The breakfast sandwich was received fresh and piping hot and was also pretty great. I can't wait to return to try more drinks and food.

What a cute store! Perfect for a Sunday outing in late summer/early Fall! We perused the vintage…read moreand boutique items for sale. Then we had lunch, listened to an acoustic guitar player and walked around the an art show. They serve their own food ( I had a pilgrim wrap with turkey, cranberry mayo and stuffing.) and also had a taco truck available. A great afternoon.

My daughter went after her metabolic workout. She loved the variety of shakes and was excited that…read morethey had frozen waffles to bring home. She has been trying to include the macro diet into her busy schedule and this is a perfect spot to stop in to fulfil the protein portion of her daily goals

Stack'd is the best place for a protein shake/ protein coffee in the capital region. I go a few…read moretimes a week after workouts and always buy the protein pancake mix and frozen waffles. Gary and his family are so friendly and knowledgeable. Prices are reasonable and every shake/coffee tastes delicious. Located right next to Metabolic Clifton Park between exit 9 and 10. Highly recommend!!!

This spot is a great quick stop for mornings…read more My wife and I stopped in a few days ago and ordered a smoothie bowl, a bagel, a smoothie, and a matcha. Overall, it was a pleasant experience. The matcha was absolutely delicious and clearly made with care -- prepared in a proper bowl and whisked with a bamboo whisk. I asked for a bit of honey, which really pulled the entire experience together. Honestly, I'd give this place a 5/5 based on the matcha alone. The smoothie bowl (I go the one that has banana, peanut butter, honey, and some other toppings) was great overall, though I did have one small complaint: there were a few large chunks of ice mixed in, and I accidentally bit into them. Aside from that, the bowl was flavorful and enjoyable. My wife ordered a smoothie, which was just okay. I didn't particularly care for it, and she unfortunately didn't end up finishing it. The service was excellent. The woman who took our order was very friendly and helpful, and she even recommended the matcha -- which turned out to be a great suggestion. One last note: we had visited this spot about a year ago, and it looks like the interior has completely changed since then. The new layout is bright and welcoming, no longer dark, and features a mostly gray palette with accent plants and furniture that bring everything together nicely. It feels much cozier than before.

Same vibe as the other shop on Latham but staff weren't as friendly. Not UNFRIENDLY, and it was…read morebusier. My matcha was delicious and I am in love with the decor.

Everyone is fab in Clifton Pk:) The staff is always loving and kind!…read moreI love the spacious area not too close to anyone:)

So I came in for a breakfast meeting. I can't say this was the best experience I ever had but it…read morewasn't terrible either. I just want to know here and in general, where has the friendly customer service gone? Nowadays everyone just barely tolerates you, even though you are customers. Very strange this new culture. I had my very first pumpkin latte ever! And it really was just as magical as everyone says they are. I also treated myself to a pain au chocolat, which as okay, just okay. I don't think I would order food from this chain. It's not high quality for the high calories lol. This store is brand new and cute inside.

Love their coffee, but hate their loyalty program and website…read more I've been a loyal customer for the last 12 years and order pretty regularly. The funny thing is that they don't replicate that loyalty. I've reached out twice about their program and both times I received responses that were less than helpful. When I went to order today, I found their site now automatically signs you up for their subscription service. Had I not been vigilant, I would have been enrolled in it without my consent. That's not an ethical business practice. Lastly, I served in the military for more than 20 years and they have previously offered discounts through Gov X. Now it seems they are either phasing it out or purposely making it harder to use. They make great coffee, but I question their business ethics.

This is fantastic coffee - strong, bold flavors and a ton of caffeine…read more This location is their warehouse/office. You drive into a warehouse development. You might be surprised that you can actually go in based on the outward appearance but you can. Their door has the logo on it - go right in. You can buy coffee and merchandise here. You can also buy their coffee beans online and in local grocery stores. A lot of local coffee spots make their coffee if your looking to try a cup before buying a pound.