Very cozy "old school" coffee shop right in the heart of historic Lewes. We came in on a cold…read moreJanuary afternoon & I got one of the best hot chocolate drinks Ive ever had. Rich & dreamy with a perfect consistency & of course whipped cream on top. Divine! My husband said his drip coffee was great but I was too focused on my hot chocolate. Service was courteous & relatively fast though I'm sure this place is slammed during the summer. It's worth the wait - so much better than Starbucks

Nice selection of coffee beans on the side as you walk in. The coffee cake was delicious and I also…read moregot an iced chai. It was good but nothing special. The workers are usually nice, except they are slammed, they just want to keep the line moving. One time they forgot my pastry so I had to notify the person who gave me my sandwich from the kitchen. It's extremely small inside with limited seating. It can get warm inside easily. The tables often need to be cleaned of crumbs with napkins before sitting down. They do have a small food menu and I like their chicken salad sandwich. I don't really like how the straws aren't wrapped and just in a container that people just grab from. It seems very unsanitary because you don't know if people already touched the straw you grabbed. Overall it's a nice coffee shop with good pastries but I wouldn't sit down there to eat.

We really enjoyed our visit to Milton Home Coffee Roastery. They use a La Marzocco espresso machine…read moreand the beans were high quality. We ordered cortados and they were well made. It was very busy so be prepared to grab your coffee and food to go. However the staff was friendly and they even have a crochet club! As a crocheter myself, it was cool to see people in the community getting involved in their non profit. For food we tried the yogurt bowls and they were fresh, filling, and not overly sweet. Well done!

We always try to support local businesses whenever possible, but it becomes very difficult to do so…read morewhen the prices are unreasonably expensive. Is the roastery cute and charming? Yes, absolutely. However, charm and cuteness can only go so far. At some point, there has to be some modicum of value. Paying $45 (without tip) for two acai bowls and two cups of coffee is, to me, ridiculous. $13 for a smoothie and $11 for a lemonade? No way. I want the shop to succeed, but it will have to do so without me as a customer.

In my immediate neck of the woods, there are unfortunately no good local coffee shops. Drive out of…read morethe county and there are great coffee shops to choose from. My go-to, however, is Amity! Unique to Amity are their single-origin beans roasted fresh in-house! The coffee and food are delicious! The drink and food menu is ample and offers a great variety of choices, including gluten-free treats and vegetarian foods. Best part - everything is made fresh in-house! Put these menu items on your must-try list: 1) Chocolate chip cookies - I've been on a hunt for the best chocolate chip cookie and Amity's is high up on the list 2) Cafe Nico - delicious hot or cold coffee made with fresh orange citrus zest 3) Hot ham and cheese sandwich and the quiches! Very good! 4) A scone with coffee/tea is always my go-to! Amity boasts a cozy place for the community to come together, for friends to catch-up over coffee, and for small businesses to meet and network together. The venue can also be rented out for private events! You can trust Amity with its clean eatery, a cozy and welcoming atmosphere for the entire family, great hospitality, and an overall good experience. If the husband & wife-owners are working, make sure you say hello. They are super friendly and would love to welcome you to their shop.

Super cute, cozy shop with tons of seating options. The sourdough grilled cheese was incredible…read more Irish cream cold brew was perfectly sweet. Staff was quick and helpful even at peak times!

Yep... still a massive fan of this little gem! Always visit when in town. Just an awesome coffee…read moreshop with lots of options and fantastic food. Got coffee, Americano and a double shot of espresso over ice (to add a protein shake to). Also got the Local burrito and the Local bowl. Lots of options for wraps or bowls. Avocado toast and açaí bowls. They also have bakery selections (not made in house but still good). There's an indoor and outdoor seating area. Not tons of parking. Typical coffee shop vibe. Super friendly employees who seem to be throwing out orders efficiently and accurately (sometimes it's slow but today was super fast). Will forever be a visitor here!

I visited Rise Up on Memorial Day Weekend, so they were absolutely packed and had a line out the…read moredoor. I waited ~45 min from getting on line to getting my food and drink. Things I liked: - their ample selection of breakfast burritos and ready-to-eat food like protein bars and pastries. I got their vegan breakfast burrito (the Happy Cow) which was basically a tofu scramble in a burrito. It was good and satiating! - my cappuccino with oat milk was good. I don't know why they offer three different sizes for cappuccinos though. Areas for improvement: - I really felt bad for their staff because of how crazy it was. They had enough people working (although another person on the register would be nice) but having paper tickets is a little archaic and slow. - They heavily promote mobile ordering, but as other reviewers have noted, mobile orders are in a totally different queue. I would've placed my order online but the wait time was two or three hours! They don't let you set a pickup time, so it seemed wildly unpredictable. - why is the menu SO long? You don't need to make everyone happy! It's a cute spot and, were it not so packed, I would've spent time there. There's plenty of seating for larger groups.

We had two cortados at The Coffee Mill. They were both great. We sat for awhile and got warm on a…read morecold wet day. Very cozy! I was impressed with how precisely they take your order no matter how many extras you ask for!

I'm really surprised to see so many positive reviews of this place and the very bright pictures…read more This was NOTHING like my experience. I showed my wife the pictures here. "Did it look like that to you?" "No, it was a pokey little hole." So, I double checked my notes to see if I was looking at the wrong place. Nope. Checked the map yelp provides. Yeo, that was the place. I went to and wow was my experience different. My wife and I found it looking down a small side alley, the sort that has charming little shops off the main drag. The place was small and dark, and words like 'charming old-style drifted in my mind. and 'old school local place, what coffee shops were like before Starbucks.' There was a high counter and a couple of people sitting off to the side, talking around a small table. and it went downhill from there. As we stood there one of the people sitting bellowed out a woman's name and said 'customers!" I would later find out this guy was the owner/manager but he seemed more involved in his conversation while a small older woman, I'd noticed hauling trash bags and the like, seemed to be his sole employee, who was also supposed to serve food. It was a small thing but it sort of stuck in my mind as to 'why didn't he help?' my wife and I each got a coffee and they were only about $3 each. OK good. The milk was in a fridge in the corner, and this is where things went south. I poured it in and it was off. We were several days past the 'use by' date and it was not viable. I point this out and the owner from his chair said 'oh, get another.' and moved behind the counter. I thought he was getting me a fresh cup but he seemed surprised to see me standing there when he turned around a couple of minutes later. I guess he was refreshing HIS cup but meant I could open another container of milk in the fridge to pour different milk into the cup I'd already added sour milk to. "Oh do you want another cup of coffee?" At this point I'd had enough. I wasn't going to make a fuss, it was only $3, but I wasn't going to stand there any longer. I left. Between the dingy setting, yelling at employee(s), sour milk and an inability to see a problem with this I honestly wondered if I was being punked. My wife, who took her cup black, said she found it too sweet but after the parade of what I saw, I am beyond surprised at the large number of good reviews here. I'd like to say maybe I got them on a bad day but with the pictures being at such variance form my experience, wow. And I looked very closely before I wrote all this and could see how those would be the same place but just, a long time before I got there.

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.

Coffee shop meets University vibe. They roast their own beans and I liked their new Peru enough…read morethat I bought 1 pound for a very reasonable $24. Inside seating is quite limited, but there is a front porch for nice weather days. Food selections are limited as they keep their focus on coffee. I would like to see them do pour overs. Close enough to route 95 to stop in. There is also a main street with restaurants and shops.

Hands down one of the best cold brews I've ever had. I got toasted marshmallow syrup and asked for…read morea small amount of half and half and it was the perfect color. If I lived here, they would get all of my money. Really friendly staff too!

Some of the better coffee I've had! I got a half-caf iced latte and the taste was spot-on...not too…read moreacidic, not too milky. Cool spot!

My family has had a couple of weekend trips to Wildwood this year and we got hooked on this place!…read moreIt's recently opened and is female owned. The owner is the one who makes everyone's drinks and she employs family members to help out. It feels really good to support a local business. We've been here so many times now, I've lost count. But every drink we've gotten has been great! She had a wide selection of drinks available, including hot tea (green or black), whole bean coffee, and some bakery items. We love this place and can't wait to come back!

Great location, delicious coffee, prices are reasonable with other spots in Wildwood. They also…read moresell a few pastries and bagels. Perfect views for morning coffee!

Delicious coffee, friendly staff and comfy places to hang out. What more could you ask for in a…read morecoffee shop? Oh, and also yummy treats including a great selection of gluten free items!! Highly recommend!

The coffee here is amazing. The staff is so friendly and inviting. They have delicious pastries and…read moreeven have a little area for kids. Will definitely be my go to spot!

I stopped this Ceremony location this past Saturday afternoon, and surprisingly, it wasn't too…read morecrowded. It's one of those "abandoned warehouses turned coffee shop" with a traditional-raised panel replaced with glass as windows. There's "Coffee should be something special" painted boldly on the exterior and some trees to provide shade for outdoor seating. The inside was nice and cool, and the barista was helpful when making recommendations for the pour over. POUR OVER - MKT PRICE I got the Colombia Los Pinos (Washed) which has grapefruit, dark chocolate, and creamy tasting notes for 6.75. I really enjoyed it, as it was fruity and not overly citrusy with a bit of bitterness. Each pour over comes with about 12 oz in a glass carafe that you can poor into a ceramic cup to enjoy. I loved this pour over and would recommend drinking it in the cafe to avoid getting that unpleasant waxy taste from the paper cups. Overall, great coffee shop to spend time in with good coffee. Ceremony is definitely one of my favorite roasters in the DMV, and I try to make time to stop by whenever I'm near one.

Got a quick morning tea and some pastries. The ambiance is really cute! They open the shed in the…read morewarm weather and have lots of outdoor seating. The service was great and quick!