My daughter recommended this place as her favorite spot for coffee. Delicious latte in a beautiful…read moremug , very relaxing ambience with lots of lush green plants everwhere , cool music and art, super nice staff

Great coffee shop just north of the UMASS campus in the Mill District. The menu is terrific as…read morewell: I had the egg, bacon and cheese on their Portuguese roll; my wife had the open face egg bacon and cheese on an English muffin. Paired with a matcha latte aka the green frog. Service was quick and the shop had a great vibe between the young and old.

Very cute location with a good variety of drinks and food. Staff is always pleasant and efficient…read more Seating inside and outside on the patio. I love the energy balls here. Delicious and nutritious. Can get a little crowded when college is in session. But totally manageable and they move the line pretty quickly.

Mocha bread Gluten Free (thick slice made fresh in the morning) and Steak&Eggs Sammy. First time…read morehaving a sandwich, came back for the mocha bread. Got in at opening and the bread was still warm from the oven. Both are FIRE !!!! Total receipt: 14.25$

I wish we had found this place sooner. So fresh and delicious. You won't be disappointed. We got…read moreThe Willow sandwich on multi grain (packed full of veggies, pesto and hummus), the Nutty Banilla smoothie, and the Deerfield pressed sandwich (turkey, Mayo, roasted red pepper, mozzarella). Everything was perfect. We ate in and while we were there a few people picked up to-go orders at the side entrance by the main parking lot. Nice that people don't even need to go inside for that. Staff still wear masks but customers don't seem to be required to, tho a sign still says you must when not eating. Hand sanitizer is available. If you don't want fresh tea, coffee or a smoothie they have canned apple cider, plain and flavored seltzer water, regular bottled water, and I think some kind of bottled tea. I found this link with a menu if you want to check it before you go. The handwritten menus that someone posted a photo of are out of date (like, they no longer have tempeh bacon - I asked when I didn't see it mentioned). https://www.seamless.com/menu/wild-roots-11-bridge-st-sunderland/1339184

Awesome lunch options and fresh smoothies. Many organic vegetarian and vegan options on the menu.read more

Amco is an excellent cafe/bar that I would recommend to almost anyone…read more I've been coming here for around three years now. The atmosphere is excellent: lots of natural light, brick walls, plants, light woods, stainless steel. Sound travels softly, so other conversations rarely interrupt your own thoughts or discussions. Music is usually low-volume and unobtrusive. The coffee is high quality. Baristas steam milk properly, pull good espresso, and clearly know their craft. My fiancé is a tea nerd and admits their selection and brew process are both superb. Pastries are good, though not something I actively seek out. Their original cocktails are inventive while still accessible, and they'll happily make most classics at market price. Beer on tap is local and consistently solid. Prices are certainly on the higher side, especially for coffee drinks and original cocktails. That said, I've never felt cheated by what I received. Still, there are occasional moments where friends look down at an iced latte and do a double take at the money that just left their bank account Their Service is great in my opinion. I've had the pleasure of becoming a regular for some of the evening crew. I couldn't find anything to comment on, they are attentive, patient, and clearly enjoy their craft. And watching them work is inspiring during some rushes. I like to try to get work done here, but it's not the most accessible place for that, and I imagine that's partly on purpose. Regardless of time of day or day of week, there is no guest WiFi; I'm unsure if it's a logistic issue, as I know their own POS WiFi is finicky at times, or perhaps they simply don't want to provide it. Nevertheless, if you want to work online, you will need to have a hotspot or equivalent. There aren't many wall outlets, so ensure your devices are charged if you want to camp. But that's okay! At its core, Amco feels more like a gathering space than a work cafe: somewhere to converse, debate, celebrate, drink good coffee or cocktails, and spend time with people. It's also a great place to bring a physical book, journal, or board game. The nights can be unpredictable in the best way. Sometimes there's live jazz, sometimes a special event takes over half the bar, and sometimes it's nearly empty and you end up having an excellent conversation with the bartender about this or that. Either way I'm always satisfied, and I imagine you would be too.

Yeah dawg rolled in, vibes are solid. It's a cute brick&mortar coffee shop. Nice jazz playing and…read morerustic feeling. However, I ordered a hot chocolate - it's literally just milk and powdered chocolate. Paid $4 for it. And there's no wifi and like one outlet. So basically, solid vibes but little functionality.

Stumbled in... :) I was driving by and find this little place!!!…read more LOVED it! Reminds me of my hometown. Tons of things to look at. Well priced musical eggs, boars head sandwiches, etc... The ONE thing was that I had this assumption my sandwich would come toasted. It did not .... I imagine they would if you asked but alas I did not ask. Got my Italian dressing and pickle on the side & went on my way. Definitely would come back through here... might stop back in to buy some of the fresh berry breads (or muffins.... Those looked like they SLAP). :) also note but staff was friendly and helpful. Parking lot was DUSTY but what can you expect

Who is made to order and spectacular. It has an old world charm to it. Staff is very friendly, the…read morefacility is extremely clean no odd orders. It carries almost anything you might want including local artistic work. It's a must-see for anyone, and of course try the food

What a cute cafe located in Massachusetts. This is an Amish ran cafe. They are serving up wholesome…read morefood with kindness and smiles. Their prices are reasonable and they just want you to be satisfied with fresh food and drinks. The cafe is jam packed with locals but they definitely welcome travelers such as myself. Go stop in for some fresh food and a cup of coffee with a friendly atmosphere.

This is an adorable so that's doing so well they are expanding. Everything is very fresh- the giant…read morepretzels are a Specialty. Fresh cookies, coffees, Sandwiches- turkey,apple,cheddar with apple butter and the BLT with avocado are both favorites . Cute spot in town!

I love coming here every chance I get. Everything is consistently delicious and the vibes are high…read more Service is great and can't wait for them to expand further

We had Heartbreaker and Chicken Bacon Rancher. The chicken was amazing, felt healthy and fresh. The…read moreheartbreaker was more like a dessert and was delicious but I don't suggest it as a meal (just carb not protein ) the latte Coffee was fine and orange juice taste not fully natural. The atmosphere was cute and peaceful. The price were reasonable

What a great place! My second time here, years after the first and finally finishing my review.read more

Before the menu change, I ordered a vegan tofu reuben with their delicious slaw, called a "Cosmos."…read more It was so good, I ordered it again, thinking it was impossible for them to get it right two times in a row. They did. So I came back a THIRD time and ordered it AGAIN, just to see if they can still keep their vegan cheese melted just right on top. It was incredible, AGAIN. Now that I've gotten this out of the way, ask where it is on their new menu as it is under revision--I don't like the tempeh version as much. Onto the rest of the atmosphere of Cushman. One of the most pleasant features of Cushman Market and Cafe is that it is nestled at an important corner in northeast Amherst. You need to travel further west to get to The Mill District and not much opens there early, and there's little else I can recall in the other cardinal directions. It's a pleasant trip, with plenty of parking in front, behind, and in a strip of side road across the street. I've never been in the market, so let me keep talking about the Cafe. The atmosphere of the Cafe is wonderful, with locals, safety officers, and regulars all visiting at each meal hour from breakfast to lunch. Nestled inside what looks like an old barn, complete with doors still hanging, Cushman has memorabilia from decades of music, sports, politics, and news frozen under acrylic, different for many of their tables. The café seems to have at most 20 chairs, and the staff behind the counter will deliver it to your table, call your name, or leave other orders by a stand near the back entrance. Cushman Cafe offers a variety of meals, alongside baked goods and freshly mixed café drinks. While I'm not a fan of the switcherels, I have enjoyed their dirty Chai lattes, iced teas, fresh coffees, and free water if I recall in a pinch. They have gender neutral bathrooms--which is great if you're tired of waiting in line for one of two as they are large but single occupancy. They offer cold panini sandwiches, hot panini, all sorts of eggs, egg sandwiches, and egg breakfasts, vegan and vegetarian options, alongside a seemingly visible carnivorous focus for their new menu's default. If you had a chance to hop on a bus and travel around Amherst, or you were passing through to the highways, Cushman Cafe is worth a quick stop. I've rarely had to wait long for my meals even in busy hours, and this is because of the large and competent kitchen, who--if you'll remember--can get a delicious sandwich right any day of the week. I hope cell service returns there!

Really surprising little cafe with great everything. Not at all what I expected. Well worth the…read morejaunt from the freeway.

Stopped into this cute little place for breakfast today. The vibe is great, loved the playlist…read more It's a mostly self serve style place. After reviewing their large menu, you order at the counter. Everything is made fresh to order. There is also a wonderful selection of fresh pastry tempting you at the counter. Staff is friendly and welcoming. We ordered the primal bowl, maple bacon burrito and a raspberry lemon blondie. Everything was so fresh and delicious! You are expected to bus your own table, which we did not mind. Overall, prices were fair, maybe a little higher than one would expect for a burrito but their slightly higher prices allow them to pay staff a living wage rather than waitress wage. Because of this, they are a 'tip free' establishment. However, if you choose to do so, it goes to a community meal fund for locals which I think really sets them apart! Highly recommend for breakfast or lunch if you're in the area!

For a café with more serving space than cooking space, you'd think they couldn't pack a punch, but…read morethey do. The café here, West Street Coffee & Tea, uses their square footage to pack a few tables, and a bookshelf or two with possibly the proprietor's gifted collection for customers to read. The West Street Coffee & Tea helps you feel at home stopping in for some coffee, a selection of a quick breakfast sandwich, a pastry from the bakery across the parking lot, or some other treat. I have enjoyed a quality and consistency of service, not only filling out punches on my loyalty card, but appreciating both my drinks and my meal. The kitchen staff has served me quickly when they are not my talented cashier and barista as well--though do consider this a compliment worth tipping the staff for their ability to know how to run a café in part or in whole. The West Street Coffee & Tea boasts a humble parking lot, but the sizable line of parking spaces allows cars to park and then usually drive forward to depart. This fits that the five to six tables are set well in each of the rooms they rest, with ample light from the interior and exterior. I could imagine the drink staff would keep up with a variety of orders that are park and departing, so be mindful that there is parking at other corners of the plaza rotary on busy hours like at other restaurants within Amherst. Busses do travel by, and I'd suppose those from the PVTA that go between Amherst and Hampshire might even stop here. For a quite accessible location, I can only imagine they enjoy being a secret delight of this area of south and east Amherst.

New spot for us- croissants were excellent as was the Fog-buster coffee. Cute spot with seating and…read moredifferent rooms. Will return!