This is the slowest DRIVE - THRU ever. In the morning it's crazy trying to get a cup of coffee! The…read moreline for the drive thru wouldn't be so long and slow if the workers put some pep in their step!

I recently moved offices for work and discovered a gas station that has a Dunkin attached. It's…read moredefinitely a great two for one deal! Gas prices here are normally average. The Dunkin coffee counter is always very quick with getting drinks ready. They also have a drive thru if that is more your thing, though it is pretty busy in the morning. Ordering ahead is also available for this location on the Dunkin app!

July 2, 2026 we walked inside to buy ice coffee and sit down and there were NO CHAIRS or TABLES…read moreonly the counter to order your drinks. WHAT THE heck is going on with Starbucks! This is the 2nd Starbucks location that the tables were missing. The other one was in CT. It is disgraceful that the company expects their customers not to enjoy the experience of sitting down and enjoying their coffee. All they want is for you to spend your money and walk out the door with your order and WHAT SIT IN YOUR CAR or the BLAZING HEAT at one of their tables they set up outside. They expect you to PAY & GO! I AM DONE with Starbucks, and taking my hard earned money to Dunken Donuts where I can sit down and enjoy my coffee. I hope the current CEO of Starbucks will read this review. However, I will contact the Corporate Office next. Corporate Headquarters: Starbucks Center, 2401 Utah Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134.

What a travesty! Why did they decide to make this location strictly pickup? This isn't an airport…read moreor a bus station. Gone is the community feel, replaced by an in and out robotic feel. Terrible.

Andrew is the best barista ever! Makes my day when I get to the drive thru and he is there. He…read morekeeps the line moving fast and he is always happy!

This Starbucks doesn't have to be good because it's the only coffee house in the rest stop so they…read morecan employ a bunch of teenagers who spend more time talking to each other than they do actually making the orders. When it takes 13 minutes to remember that you forgot to make a cold brew and then it takes 30 seconds to pour it that's a problem. And then when you pour it and hand it to the customer and it tastes old that's an even bigger problem. For me. The issue is the staff. They're just not mature enough to execute formula orders. Starbucks as a company has spent years developing a process with recipes to make it quick and consistent and this staff just can't execute. But at the end of the day It boils down to management because management is the one who chose the staff numbers

their stuff is delicious - but worker's need to wear hair nets - found a hair in my nova bagel --…read morenot cool!!! Spending $20 to have food delivered, when starving only to be grossed out by hair & have to throw it out. And when i called to speak to someone abt it received someone who proceeded to Mami, sweetie, honey me

As someone born and raised in the New Jersey / New York metro area, I've spent the last 12 years…read moreliving in northwest Connecticut--where good bagels, proper deli culture, and something as sacred as Taylor ham are spoken about like folklore passed down through generations. So when work brought me to Katonah, my first move--before coffee, before common sense--was a full sprint to Goldberg's. Let me say this: the experience was equal parts exhilarating and comforting... like running into an old friend who still makes things the way they're supposed to be made. I went for a sampler of my personal classics. The everything bagel? Phenomenal. The chew, the texture, the flavor--it transported me straight back home. The scallion cream cheese was easily one of the best I've had. If I had a complaint, it's that the bagel leaned a bit heavy on the salt. And yes, I did the unthinkable and left some of the outer layer behind. I know. I'm not proud of it. Next up: the chicken salad and coleslaw--my deli litmus tests. The chicken salad was a strong 9/10--again, just slightly salt-forward--but still excellent. The house-made coleslaw? A full 10/10. I would absolutely come back and eat a gallon of it without hesitation or shame. Now... the heartbreak. I ordered a Taylor ham, egg, and cheese on a hard roll. I understand this is a bagel establishment, so maybe the roll isn't the star of the show--but this one was tough, crusty, and pretty lifeless. But the real offense? What I received was not Taylor ham. Not even close. Some kind of regular ham situation was happening, and to make matters worse, the sandwich was barely filled. As you'll see in the photo--it felt borderline criminal. That said, the service? Outstanding. Truly. Everyone was friendly, professional, and welcoming. They treated me like a regular even though it was my first time in, which goes a long way. All in all, I'm really glad I stopped in. It absolutely scratched that homesick itch for a real bagel and deli experience--and more importantly, it reassured me that places like this still exist. Next time, I'm sticking to the bagels... and ordering that coleslaw by the bucket. By the way, it earns three stars compared to its other New York Metro local delis... This would be a 12 star establishment in the north west corner of Connecticut

The people are nice! First time coming here and didn't know you had to add whipped cream on top as…read morea separate addition to the frozen drinks, but the barista was very nice to add it on for me at pick up. Definitely coming back! This spot has replaced my empty hole from the loss of a good blended drink (RIP, BC). I ordered the peanut butter mudd frozen latte in L. Cannot believe they even have an XL size you guys will make me gain too much weight. Super delicious drink that tastes like a frozen blended reese's. The espresso is nutty and perfectly complements it. Will come back to try all the other flavors and see if their pastries are any good! Just ecstatic to find a new go-to coffee spot. Ambience: not much, what you would expect from a n, located in strip with Deccico's, sandwiched between the USPS and Drugmart.

I have never been to this chain of cafes before so this was my first time. Ordered the grilled…read morechicken mozzarella Panini, which I anticipated to be grilled chicken, but it was actually deli chicken, which I wasn't too thrilled about. I will say it was good, but they did also forget the balsamic which was frustrating. The mozzarella was fresh, which did make the situation a little bit better. I also got the salad and a Matcha latte. The Matcha latte was perfectly made and made with appropriate ceremonial grade Matcha so I was very appreciative of that. It did take longer for me to get my food than anticipated. Overall would come back again.

I went to Tazza Cafe planning to get an açaí bowl, but was told the kitchen was already closed…read more.. at only 4pm. This was honestly frustrating, especially since their hours say they close at 6. It would've been helpful to know ahead of time that the kitchen closes earlier than the actual store. I ended up getting the cherry mocha iced latte instead, and I will say it was good -- it had a strong cherry flavor and was definitely enjoyable. I'd be open to giving this place another chance because the drink was solid, but the early kitchen closure was disappointing and something they should be more clear about.

I decided to swing by and grab a coffee. The store was clean which is a reason why I gave the…read moreadditional star. But the service is horrendous. The older lady that helped me was very confrontational when I placed my order. I was watching her and she didn't listen to one thing I ordered. I asked for a latte and she gave me regular coffee. It was towards the end of the day and they already shut down the espresso machine at 5:10. I drank coffee all my life so when I tasted it, I knew it was an espresso and just regular coffee when I asked her she said no it's espresso which clearly wasn't a waste of seven dollars but a lesson learned take the drive go to another place cause this one.

Half of one egg for $4.00. Ugh it doesn't even taste good, no seasoning whatsoever but if you like…read morecardboard this is the meal for you!

small outpost of Tim Horton's inside the White Plains train station. serves a menu of sandwiches,…read moredoughnuts, baked eats, coffee, etc. Canadian Dunkin Donuts eh?!!! was starving and grabbed a maple-glazed doughnut. tasted fine flavor-wise...was a bit dry. clearly the doughnuts are baked off premises and probably delivered in every day...so the doughnuts aren't likely to be fresh, sadly. however there's no place else to buy eats at the train station. the service was fast and pleasant.

My first visit at Gregory's Coffee and it won't be my last. I was in the area and stopped in for a…read moretriple fruit smoothie. This location is very clean, modern and fresh decor/style all in one. They have friendly staff especially the older guy who went out of his way to make my visit a rememberable one. He was super busy and offered to put my final touch on my smoothie with homemade whipped cream. I have to say he made it complete and I was very pleased as it tasted awesome. I hope Gregory's will come to the Hartford area one day in the near future.

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.