As a tourist to the Newark, Little Goat Coffee Roasting is a great representation of old meets new…read more Take the location - looks like an old home converted into a coffee house. You step inside seeing one half is a living room sit down area, then the other half is both charming, quaint coffee house mixed with an open view of the roasting operation. When entering, I came during a slow period before the rush came shortly thereafter around 9:30am. Not only were staff friendly with me during the slow time, knowledgeable to point me in the direction for coffee, and efficient making the coffee; they were equally the same energy when it became busy. I had both the cold brew (black) and the pictured: Fruit Loop Latte - both were good in their own right and can't go wrong. I'd definitely recommend Little Goat Coffee to all would be travelers and locals alike. Locals pointed me here, so I'll continue to spread the good word and point others here too.

Great coffee with changing seasonal options. My brother loves their Fruit Loops Iced latte. I opted…read morefor an iced latte with their sweetened condensed coconut milk. We went two days in a row and service is always fast and friendly! They have indoor and outdoor seating as well! They also have pastries and treats from the Peach Blossom Eatery and the Peach Blossom eatery (there will be a separate review) has the coffee from Little Goat. I absolutely love that these two businesses are working together!

Try the strawberry matcha oat latte. It was life-changing (in my opinion)…read more The barista was fast and it took 5-10 minutes to come out. We took it to go since the place was packed. Would come again!!

Stopped by to do a bit of work in between errands in Rittenhouse this morning. Got a hot hojicha…read morelatte and sat down in the nearby seats. Vibe: this place is consistently packed. I don't think I've ever visited an an hour where I've seen it not. Often a line going from the counter, down the stairs, all the way to the bathroom. If you're looking for a quick coffee stop, don't expect to be in and out of here. That being said, they've got some kinds of seating not typical of coffee shops, including this nice long U-shaped couch seating. You'll be around with other folks reading or enjoying their joe, but it's a nice change of pace. Working-wise, wi-fi is solid. Outlets are sparse. Hard to stay a long time here. Music is at least at a tolerable level to tune out and is not usually too bumping. Staff here are quick, but won't be the friendliest. They won't be rude either. They're just trying to get through the line so don't take it personally Overall: would much prefer other places like Capital One Cafe for the reasons I visit cafes, but I can see this being a nice place for other more leisurely-natured visits!

7/20/2024- Picked…read morethis attractive bag of organic coffee yesterday (Homegoods/Tj Maxx)- Paired it with a little vanilla frothed soy milk-.. Taste is very smooth ! Definitely purchasing another bag !

So I was on the hunt for some coffee to make in my new French press and stumbled upon this gem…read more Golden Valley Farms is a small family owned coffee roaster. When I first walked in it was not what I expected, I was expecting a market with coffee in bulk containers and that did the coffee roasting for show. This place is an actual business that roast coffee and sells it to the local shops. So they only had bags of beans on display. The benefit to this is you get high quality beans with numerous verities to choose from. The lady that helped us was super friendly and knowledgeable, I got the feeling that she could talk about coffee all day and she gave some great recommendations. The smell of this place is amazing, it is truly a coffee lovers delight in there. The price for the beans was also very good for the quality that you are getting. If you buy 2 or more bags it's $11 dollars a bag. Overall this is my new go to place for when I am looking for gourmet coffee beans.

I love because everyone who works there is nice and good candy…read moreand tea is so good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What an interesting little store. If a store was an English muffin: Amirite amirite?…read more I ended up at this store because my friend has fond memories of going as a child. Beware, there's a lot going on. There's bulk spices, bulk candy, bulk trail mix, a WIDE selection of bulk coffee. There are cookie decorating supplies, a plethora of hot sauces, regular sauces, dried fruits, nuts, and the list could continue on and on. Flours, spices, chips. There's a little coffee bar. They have a bathroom. The aisles are narrow, fitting two people down them would only happen in the event that one of those people was flat Stanley. Things I left the store with: 1 pound of wasabi cracker mix 2 pounds of coffee 1 bottle of Crystal brand steak sauce (never seen it before, had to try it) 1 jar of Better Than Bullion mushroom soup base and 1 pound of trail mix It's basically like a store to fill your pantry and I'm quite jealous that we don't have anything like it in the DC area.

The peach mango refresher with green tea was so good and the workers were friendly too!read more

Great little coffee shop in the Heart of Media. It is a little pricier then Wawa but nothing beats…read morea great cup of coffee. Brewed fresh, They serve Breakfast sandwiches and pastry treats. Has about 10 tables. Great ambiance and feel. Service is always great. Always greeted with a smile. If you are in the are make sure you do yourslef a favor and stop on in, you will not be dissapointed.

This is my new favorite cafe. Staff is very nice, coffee was amazing, food was super good, and the…read morespace had a nice chill vibe. I loved the inside seating area and the outside seating will be nice on warmer days. There is a walking bath along the Delaware that you can visit too! I hung out inside for about 2 hours while I enjoyed coffee and an amazing grilled cheese sandwich with tomato soup. It was soooo good. I wish they were open a little later since they do have food items, I feel like they would still do well. And maybe live music on certain nights to make staying open worth while? Definitely coming back soon to grab a bite!

Thank you, Java Gods and Goddesses, for bestowing this incredibly good coffee shop and cafe on our…read morelittle town of Burlington, NJ. They know how to brew a cup o' Joe. I adored their original location, as it was super quaint, quirky and cozy. When they first moved to this new spot, it felt a bit more clinical and commercial but they've done a great job of personalizing it, and I'm happy they kept a lot of the original furniture. My favorite item on their menu is the Whitefish Toast -- it comes on a fresh, thick, hearty piece of seeded toast, and the whitefish salad is dressed with pickled carrots and micro greens. It's a pretty generous portion at a reasonable price. I also love their seasonal Campfire latte, which is a rich, creamy delight with a touch of sweetness. On this visit, they had run out of the marshmallow topping but they kindly offered a partial refund to make up for it. The only downside is that this place gets packed early; by 8:45am, the only seat available was in the window. People seem to post up for the day with their laptops, and while everyone loves a good coffee shop work sesh, it seems ownership may need to institute a time limit so others can enjoy the atmosphere as well. If you're dreaming of stellar coffee, tasty locally-sourced food, and nearby access to the river, this place answers all your prayers.

I've probably been here over a hundred times since this place opened, and it hits 99 out of 100. My…read moreusual orders are the S'mores Latte or the Kinder Bueno Latte, both absolute bangers. More often than not I'll grab the drink of the week, and it always hits. Consistent drinks, cool staff, and easily one of the best spots in town. If you like trying new flavors or just want a reliable latte every time, this is the place.

Cute interior, tasty beverages, and food selections!! This was a great spot to catch up with a…read morefriend and not feel rushed! I had a Twix latte - yum!! We also hung out long enough to also grab some lunch. For lunch I had a tomato Caprese panini which was tasty, it came with a small bag of potato chips. I also had a can of spindrift sparkling water since the latte was plenty for me! Only annoying part of this location is the parking. It's street parking or there's a lot behind the building. Both are paid parking, but maybe others know of free parking in the area. Parking was not expensive - only $1 per hour on the street. However, the parking people were constantly walking around - so be sure to not let your time expire for even a minute! I had to let the parking meter person know I was still in my car working on the payment when she walked up about to run my plates after I had just pulled into a spot!

Nice place to pop in and grab a cup if your in the neighborhood. The guy working the counter was…read morepleasant, enjoyed talking shop and came off as a good person who you hope has success with his business. I found street parking right up front. Backing out is a bit of a pain since you're on Chester Pike and right next to a school, but I managed. The inside is clean, bright and visually appealing. They sell some bakery items, breakfast sandwiches and a lot of coffee/tea based drinks (protein drinks, smoothies, frappes, refreshers, fusion brews, performance drinks, matcha, etc.) I tried the 16oz Premium Signature Coffee Blend - Peruvian and Indonesian blend at $3.25. The coffee was medium bodied with herbal, floral, chocolate and cedar notes in the aroma and taste. It was an OK brew, but not the type of blend I prefer. If you drink regular Dunkin coffee black you'll see a bit of a similarity in the herbal/floral taste. I snagged a couple Almond Chocolate Biscotti's to accompany my cup and they were tasty. On my second visit I grabbed a 4 oz Cortado with whole milk. The balance was pretty much right down the middle. The espresso had flavors of dark cocoa and a deep roast. The milk help shade the acidity so it was very robust without being overly creamy. Foam was light so he did a good job. On the other side of the building is their roasting operation. They have displays with coffee, merch and coffee/tea accessories. I had two good experiences at Afaf. The location might not be the greatest (Wawa close by), but the guy who took care of me (most likely the owner) was really nice and seemed to have put a lot of work into this venture. I'd grab a cup here before giving Wawa another customer. Thanks and best of luck!

Was very excited to stop in and try Afaf this morning! Tried to come here on Sunday and they were…read morenot open despite having their "grand opening" this past Saturday. The space is cozy and has a very neat adjoining space where they are doing some in-house roasting on a seemingly small scale, which provided some pretty exciting thoughts as about what they may be doing in the future as far as local roasts and other specialty offerings. Everyone behind the counter was also very upbeat and bright and it seems that this is definitely family owned and possibly a second location. Some of the staff seems new to coffee in general, but they will be up to speed in no time. What drew my attention the most was the interesting offerings that Afaf has that you do not see in many, if any, other places. The most striking feature is the Moroccan "special tea". Having had the chance to have legitimate prepared Moroccan tea with fresh mint brewed into the tea before, I was instantly drawn to this and I spoke to the owner at length about the menu and how I would be over-the-top excited if they added tagine to the menu, lol. He was playful with my suggestions and was definitely interested in din preparing the tea, although I did not have time for it to be prepared freshly, and will be following up, having this as the drink on my second visit here for sure. Thai brings me to my macchiato and hash browns. This also is the part where Afaf needs a little work. This place has all the hallmarks of being one of the best in the area, and I will not knock them as they JUST opened. However, the macchiato I ordered was not a traditional macchiato even after discussing the beverage with the barista...this is something I am used to as most places do not make a macchiato correctly and I am just as happy drinking it the way the place makes it instead of how it is traditionally prepared, but after having a whole conversation about it, I expected it to come out as discussed. That only leaves the hash browns. While they were indeed flavorful, they were simply frozen tater tots that had been seasoned, and they were barely cooked. I am actually unsure if they were even heated. They were cold, and I know tots come precooked, so it's very possible they were taken out, seasoned, and never finished. All this is likely growing pains, and will not prevent me from coming back, and I cannot wait to try Afaf again, especially the tea and another menu item, possibly something like the caprese they offer. I think within a few weeks this will be a MUST GO destination in the Ridley area for a delicious cup of coffee or an espresso drink and a delicious bit to eat. If you live nearby, give them some love and watch this place grow into something wonderful, and if you're traveling through stop in for a cup and re-energize.

had the opportunity to pass through philly and just had to stop by! got to try LEO'S CHẢ HANOI…read moreBURGER which was amazing! we got it very fresh so we were burning our mouths in the car devouring it at a rapid pace. wanted to get their fries but they were sold out!!! so got a banh mi instead - definitely a solid banh mi, not the best ive ever had but still very good! the burger just blew it out of the park honestly. we also had some drinks from the specials menu - the guava espresso tonic and the jasmine milk matcha! i think these were so good but i would want to try something else next time! it was super busy - i placed my order for pickup ASAP, and it was due to be ready 50 min later (not a problem). when i arrived, i had to ask the barista to make my order, which i think they tried to push out quick. i didnt end up waiting toooo long! while i waited, i went to the bathroom, which was flooded!!!! but the other stalls were "fine" - luckily there were a bunch of bathrooms but they can be a bit icky! there is also usually parking right outside caphe, there is a teeny parking spot and some street parking available.

came back to philly again so i had to come to caphe roasters!…read more it was just as good as i remembered, i got the matcha float and the salted brûlée coffee. everything was so delicious. i will miss this when i go back to socal :,(