Ella and Avery were the best employees I have ever met Everytime I looked up they were hustling…read morearound I highly recommend coming to Kiskadee

We were looking for an independent coffee house in downtown Plymouth and found a relaxed, low-key…read morespot that was perfect. The coffee and tea were very good, and the off-season vibe was perfect for our brief getaway from the Cape. Our only negative was that the egg sandwiches were okay but nothing special, but I highly recommend it for people not looking to cookie cutter chain restaurants for their morning caffeine fix.

You ever eat or drink something that long after you've had it you're still craving for it? I mean…read morelike weeks later i feel i need Stuzzi! Their spicy mocha cappuccino is something dreams are made from. It's the type of drink that someone will say "no I'm fine i don't love spicy..." then you give them a sip & they're ordering one too. Then their homemade chocolates & confections are on a different level. Have you wondered what Willy Wonka's boutique shop would look like, we'll look no further. And they also have all the old school candy & treats everyone grew up eating.

Stuzzi Café & Sweet Shop is located in The Pinehills. I had just finished dinner and was walking…read morearound The Pinehills when I came upon Stuzzi Café & Sweet Shop. It was just about 5 minutes prior to closing on a Sunday night and there were still people inside enjoying their ice cream. The staff didn't rush us at all when we were browsing the store and deciding which flavor to get and even offered tastings. There are a few countertop seats inside and a few tables outside to enjoy the ice cream. Stuzzi offers signature chocolate crafted in a family tradition passed down over 3 decades, artisanal gelato, coffee and espresso drinks, and candy. There were many flavors of gelato that I wanted to get. I decided on a small cup of the Oreo for $5.00. It was very rich and creamy with chunks of oreos. My husband got a small cup of the Dubai chocolate and he enjoyed it as well. We also get to choose a piece of chocolate which was a nice surprise. It was a great sweet way to end the night.

Super fresh food at this place they have a cute bakery, market, and restaurant. Open 24/7…read moresuprisingly. Restaurant several floors. Had the pina colada smoothie all fresh fruits and got honey from the market really good

Food excellent, great service, five stars for ambiance!!! The interior and wood work is amazing !…read moreIt has an early 1620's feel to it. Just lovely!

So I was a little confused by this! I think it's the area with the coffee shop/bakery, outdoor…read moretables, courts (for tennis?) and whatnot. If that's what is actually the cranberry coffee corner it's cute! I had def been looking up coffee shops with that name which is why I was confused. Adorable area!

The baked goods at Cran Coffee Corner are delicious! The fruit tart is my favorite with an iced…read morecoffee. The service is okay; Doreen is the kindest and most patient worker there. It always brings a smile to our face when we see her because she's just genuinely kind. The ambiance is a little cold - it's sparse in comparison to the location they shared before, but they do try to make it more welcoming with small seasonal or holiday touches. It's a cute little spot.

Speedwell's Nine Bars Espresso Blend is the real deal: smooth, rich, and roasted by Derek and his…read moreteam right here in Plymouth. For anyone wondering, "espresso roast" isn't a different bean; it's a darker, slower roast designed to bring out deep sweetness and low acidity when brewed under pressure. Don't just pick up random dark roast beans at Walmart or Market Basket. Espresso beans are specially crafted. That balance makes shots taste bold but not burnt, with a clean finish you rarely get from store-bought "dark roasts." You can taste the care and craft in every cup.

Discovered the coffee at a fancy French place on the Cape, and now we just cut out the middle man…read moreevery 4-6 weeks. It's possible the customer service is better than the product.

Stopped by on the way back from cape cod. Definitely was excited to try out this bakery since I've…read moreread great things about it. We got the plain croissant, a black sesame latte and a raspberry tart. The croissant was pretty good, the raspberry tart was fine but the black sesame latte, while tasty, didn't taste like black sesame at all. Overall, if I was back in town I'd stop by to try something else but would just opt for the normal coffee instead of paying extra for flavored ones.

I have never had pleasant service here. I missed breakfast (by 2 minutes) so ordered a ham and…read morecheese croissant not only was it not warmed... it was actually cold and congealed. For an adorable place with yummy looking pastries, I have been let down one time too many and won't return. However, coffee is good!

The ABSOULTE BEST coffee shop/cafe in Plymouth. The menu can look overwhelming at first glance but…read moreI promise you can't chose wrong. If you need some suggestions I would recommend the early bird on an Asiago bagel, the honey chicken sandwich, or the Hippie burrito. Don't forget to try a toasted French toast muffin either They frequently switch out their coffee flavors and have creative specialty drinks to enjoy. They have a range of coffee sizes including a 32oz TUB for the addicts Would recommend bringing some cash to participating in their fun tip jar polls as every barista is kind and helpful.

I got an iced strawberry latte with cold foam! Their sizes are huge here! I thought that the…read morestrawberry flavor was good but I think it was a little watery/milky. I would've loved more espresso taste & a bit more strawberry flavor! Overall, unique flavors and a nice selection.

Great coffee, great vibe, and super friendly! The Beesting Latte was fabulous! I love how the…read morerotate specials, so it feels like there is always something new to try.

Good vibes, good food and good coffee. Much better than the dunks that used to exist here!read more

I'm new in town and the place is wonderful. The staff is always friendly and happy to see you each…read moreand every day. Best breakfast sandwich on the entire planet. It's one of the only places you can't just eat a doughnut, you get to enjoy it too. Local flavor always wins.

The staff were very friendly, really great coffee and pastries - particularly the lemon bars…read more Everything looked amazing.

If I could give Shelly's Tea Room 10 stars, I absolutely would. Shelly is so kind and you can truly…read morefeel the love that goes into this family-owned tea room. We hosted a surprise party for my mom here, and Shelly was great to work with from start to finish. She was more than accommodating, so communicative, and genuinely cared about making the day special for us. When bad weather hit, she was understanding and kind. Everything was beautiful, warm, and welcoming! Very traditionally English. I can't recommend Shelly's Tea Room enough and can't wait to come back!

Oh man, I drove 1.5 hours to come here for a 40th birthday party. And, man, was I disappointed!…read more The atmosphere is beautiful here. I wish I could give my experience 4-5 stars but the service was terrible. I arrived late to the reservation which might have been why I had a bad experience. However, I was sitting directly next to a table that was arrived shortly after me and they received great service. The owner was serving everyone in the tea shop it seemed like. I was given tea sandwiches shortly after sitting which was nice. However, my tea order wasn't taken until 30 minutes of sitting down. I ordered the Egyptian Organic Chamomile tea which arrived promptly after ordering. BUT, then the tea I ordered steeped for another 20 minutes because I was never given a tea cup to drink out of! It wasn't until I told the organizer of our party to ask the staff to remove my order from the bill because I couldn't drink it - that a cup and saucer magically appeared. The pastries given were just fine. The black currant pastry had yogurt in it and was frozen? It didn't taste good. But, all the other pastries were decent and the plain scones with butter and clotted cream and jam were the best. The owner brought her golden retriever in the tea room. It roamed around and greeted customers at their tables. I love dogs so I thought this was comforting. But also, we were eating food and there was a dog in the eatery. Does this mean I can bring my dog there too? It was a confusing experience and the dog was adorable but there can't be a dog roaming around a tea room that is promoting a "proper" and "posh" experience. It just doesn't make sense. Unless the dog is wearing a suit and sits on a dog throne in a designated area in the tea room.