I've now officially visited all three Modcup locations, and I love how each one has its own unique…read morecharacter. The main spot in Journal Square is particularly charming. It's so cute and cozy, making it the perfect place to actually sit and enjoy a cup. Their coffee definitely lives up to the hype; the house drip I had was robust and incredibly flavorful, easily some of the best in the area. I enjoyed it so much that I even grabbed a bag of beans to brew at home. It's clear why this place gets so much praise, as the quality is consistent across the board. Whether you're stopping in for a quick caffeine fix or looking for a spot to linger, Modcup is a must-visit for anyone who takes their coffee seriously.

Cool place to get a coffee We came here on a Wednesday…read moremorning to grab some coffee to go. Good stuff overall and cute cafe I got a americano and it was pretty good Small place so it was just one person taking orders, making the coffee, and serving so prepare to wait a little bit if there are others in line. If in town again I would definitely come again

Excellent coffee shop in Hoboken. Went there 4 times in our trip to the East Coast…read more Coffee was light and not burnt. Lattes weren't horrendously sweet either. Barista and cashier were incredibly patient and friendly. They helped create a nice atmosphere. So good we were back 4 days in a row. I got black coffee with milk and sugar and my fiance got different versions of their lattes. One was a Peppermint (not sweet at all), I think an Ube, and I think a Chai Tea. Cute, small, cozy coffee shop tucked in the heart of Hoboken 10/10 experience here

Best coffee shop in Hoboken/ Jersey City I have tried. The lattes are rich, smooth, and with the…read moreideal thickness and texture. The barista is super talented and perfecting his swan latte art. The ube latte is also exceptional: smooth, creamy, not too sweet, and rich with ube flavor. The ube cookie is a must-try. It's packed with a rich ube flavor and has a wonderful chewy texture without being overly sweet. The ube cinnamon roll is the standout item on the menu: soft, moist, and bursting with rich ube and cinnamon flavor. Their cold brew is strong and solid, making it the perfect companion to their delicious sweets.

Atmosphere was amazing with a ton of natural sunlight coming into the space! Very spacious with an…read moreupstairs if you want a space to study or read. Even though there were only two employees, they kept the space clean and organized! I would like to appraise one employee, she was quick to react, unsure her name though. A customer spilled a drink with a long line of customers. She was able to act accordingly and situate both situations simultaneously. Food: Food options were limited with limited baked goods. Probably because it was later in the day. (Don't have much to say regarding food) Drinks: Lackawanna had a decent menu options offering alternative milk options; oat and almond. Regular whole milk is still an option. Drinks are not overly sweet which helps retain its natural coffee flavor notes.

Beautiful location. It's spacious and airy, and I appreciate the art gallery feel of it. My iced…read moreAmericano was OK. Coffee didn't taste bad but there was too much water which watered down the espresso too much. If you're an americano drinker, then you know. The croissant left much to be desired-- I remember their pastries being much better than what I got. It tasted like a costco croissant so I'll skip it next time. Barista was friendly and the space is very chill, especially if you want to sit and read.

Ordered an iced latte, blueberry citrus muffin and spinach, egg, and cheese empanada - loved the…read morefood items! I felt like the empanada price $5.95 was a little steep for the size and the amount of filling it was a decently tasty savory breakfast item. The blueberry citrus muffin was so delicious. It was moist, filled beautifully with blueberries & a hint of citrus. It had a nice muffin top texture that was enjoyable. Iced lavender latte with almond milk was decent. It wasn't amazing but it wasn't bad either. It was just kind of basic tasting compared to other ice lavender lattes I've had which have more of a prominent lavender flavor and the espresso beans are more distinct, smooth, and bolder than roast'd. Customer service is always on point here! Always feeling welcomed.

Still our favorite coffee 2 years later. We've been drinking P'NG with our barista express and I…read morelove being able to buy fresh beans. The staff at Roast'd is always so friendly. When I come in for beans, I usually get an iced latte with their house made vanilla syrup. They also bake their pastries in house, so things like croissants are fresh, not stale.

Ordered: Honey Lavender Latte (~$6)…read more Aya's take: We were looking for an afternoon pick me up and found ourselves at Bleu Coffee. Please note, the pictures on Yelp are of their 2nd Street location. This one on Beacon Way was particularly difficult to find since Maps didn't navigate us to the front and this is actually in The Beacon apartment complex. We had to ask someone walking by to open the gate door for us, otherwise there's no way to get in. The Beacon Way location is very small; they occupy a small corner of the lobby. The Honey Lavender Latte was decent. There was a lot of lavender flavor which I appreciated, added sweetness from the honey, and boldness from the espresso. Not the best I've had but it did the job. Decent try but I would love to check out their 2nd Street location since it seems more spacious and proper.

Location: very hard to find, and there's an electric gate that you need to pass through to get to…read moreit from the street. A kind stranger opened it for us otherwise we may not have been able to get it. Careful with where Google maps routes you to, it routed us to the read of the building and so we had to drive around. I had an espresso, it was pulled too long and was very over extracted. Way too much volume for a double shot. The server was friendly and warm and the ambience is nice, it felt like a hotel lobby but it's really a residential building.

Call Me Mia was my third and final coffee shop stop during a weekend in Jersey City, and it was a…read moresolid way to end the trip! I ordered the Iced Vanilla Protein Cold Brew, and my mom went with the French Velvet Latte (lavender and vanilla). Both drinks were delicious and well-balanced. The French Velvet in particular had a lovely floral flavor without being overpowering. My only complaint is that it felt a bit small for the price. Our group also picked up a few croissants, and everyone enjoyed them. They leaned more sweet than savory, which isn't usually my preference, but they were still tasty. The drink menu offers plenty of variety, though the pastry selection is fairly limited, and the pastries aren't baked in-house. The real standout here is the vibe. Call Me Mia is quaint but incredibly chic. The decor feels thoughtfully curated, with vintage telephones displayed in elegant frames, antique teapots, moka pots, and other charming touches throughout the space. It feels cozy, stylish, and very Instagram-worthy without trying too hard. As for service, the barista was efficient and knew what he was doing, but he came across as a bit short and matter-of-fact. Not rude, just not particularly warm or welcoming. Still, the drinks were excellent, so he definitely delivered where it mattered most. Overall, I'd happily stop back for another coffee and to soak in the beautiful atmosphere. If you're looking for a stylish coffee shop with creative drinks, Call Me Mia is worth a visit.

We stumbled upon Call Me Mia while walking through the neighborhood and were so glad we did. This…read morecharming coffee shop, which opened about a year ago, has such a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The kids' play area is a fantastic touch for families, and the staff couldn't be more friendly or hospitable. We also had the pleasure of meeting the owners during one of our visits, and they were wonderful. Everything we tried was excellent, including the hot chocolate, vanilla protein cold brew, and the cappuccino. I also really enjoyed the croissant, and the rest of the baked goods looked just as tempting. Highly recommend checking this place out!

Hi Readers !!!! Just dropped off my poor car at Ziggy's for a repair estimate. Decided to walk…read morehome instead of Ubering (I'm in Hoboken). I like to check local places and was in desperate need of Coffee early in the morning. Found this absolutely delightful Treehouse Coffee shop. Service fantastic with a smile, coffee great as well. Note didn't have their light food. Locals constantly coming in and out. I recommend !!!!!

Ordered: 12oz Iced Honey Lavender Latte (~$6): lavender,…read morehoney, 2 shots of espresso, milk 12oz Flat White (~$5) Aya's take: If we're being honest, the coffee scene in the JC/Hoboken area is seriously lacking. I've heard so many great things about Treehouse and figured it was finally time to try it out. I got the Iced Honey Lavender Latte. It was slightly bitter and the lavender barely came through but overall not too bad. The Flat White was made more like a Latte (way too much milk). This location has a peaceful outdoor area with 5 or so tables and a vibrant art-filled wall. It was nice to take our coffees and sit outside for a bit. Maybe it was an off day for the barista so if I ever come back here, I'll try something else.

Cafe Tabarka is the sibling of Cafe Dolma. Unlike its older sibling, Tabarka offers a bit more…read moreseating and more ample space to drink some coffee while answering a couple emails or phone calls. The menus are fairly similar between both locations. However, what popped my eye today was the Chocolate Strawberry Waffle. Just like my previous time at Dolma, I opted for a sweet tooth item rather than a savory item. Truthfully, it did not disappoint. It also wasn't super sweet, so I didn't feel as guilty. I also ordered a cold brew and was satisfied with the drink. I'd return.

Lovely brunch Mediterranean style. Everything was delicious. Ate here 2x already and will likely…read morereturn