They don't serve anything but hot coffee and cold brews but their dedication to quality is amazing…read more When we stepped in with an interest to purchase coffee beans, they went through a whole process of explaining their three beans. They explained their whole roasting technique (in fire!) and allowed us to taste each brew. We ended up purchasing beans from South America. The presentation is good enough to gift, encased in a cardboard box

Love this place. The owners are super friendly and take the time to explain their process of…read moreroasting. They carry a nice variety of beans and roast them to make sure they are fresh when you buy them.

Mama Hawk's Kitchen & Coffee is giving cozy main character energy. You walk in and immediately,…read moreboom, fireplace on the right, like they want you to relax and stay awhile. The seating works for both couples having a cute coffee date and groups catching up, which I appreciate. They've switched to a kiosk ordering system, and honestly? Kind of a win. Both kiosks can be used, orders move faster, and the staff can focus on making drinks instead of juggling a line. The only downside: no cash and no non-chip gift cards, which feels very "welcome to the future, hope you're prepared!" The staff is genuinely pleasant and even offered to remake my drink if anything went sideways, which automatically earns brownie points. Fair warning though: when it gets busy, it gets TIGHT. Like, "excuse me, sorry, I'm just existing" tight. That said... the drinks are absolutely worth the mild inconvenience. Cozy vibes, good coffee, and friendly staff? I'll gladly come back and do it all over again, preferably during a slightly less crowded moment.

After a handful of visits over the years, I can honestly say the food and service just aren't worth…read morethe time or money. It doesn't seem to matter if the place is empty or packed you'll still wait way too long for food that's pretty mediocre. I really wanted to like this place because the location, decor, and layout are all great. But every time I go, the service feels cold and unwelcoming. No greeting, no friendliness, no sense that they're happy to have customers there. Instead, it feels like you're bothering the staff just by being there or asking a question. And the food is honestly always disappointing. After the first two times, I started sticking to drinks only. What really turned me off was seeing the owner post on social media making fun of negative reviews about long wait times and cold coffee. Those are fair complaints, and customer feedback should be taken seriously, not mocked. I'm sure they'll stay busy because they're in a tourist spot, but I'd save your time and money and go somewhere else.

Such delicious well made cappuccino. The place is adorable with so many pretty bonsai plants and…read moretaro decks to flip through. My only complaint is that the premade stuff to buy (like apple juice) is insanely expensive. So if you have kids bring stuff, and also bring water for yourself.

I just had to come out of Yelp retirement to write this review…read more We visited New Hope, PA for a few days and decided to hop into this coffee shop before heading home. The interior is very nice, with a lovely communal table, impressive bonsai trees, and bright lighting. But, I certainly would not include the cold and prickly barista as part of the nice vibes. It was early morning when we visited and this man seemed to don a perpetual frown on his face, coupled with an air of annoyance. There was not a single friendly exchange, and as a customer, you almost feel unwelcome in there. It's kind of strange when they don't want your business. I can let all that slide if my beverage was up to par, but, sadly, that was not the case. I paid an arm and a leg for mid-tier lattes that were barely above room temperature. The menu is quite interesting and I have no doubt they use quality ingredients, but even in an economy of heightened or runaway inflation, there is still no excuse for such an exorbitant upcharge, regardless of whether you use ceremonial grade matcha or provide cashew milk as an alternative to dairy. In no world should my two lattes cost over $20.00 unless you sprinkle them with edible gold dust. I'm used to paying a little for high-priced coffee and I see it all the time at the artisanal and hip coffee shops I visit at home in NY. Brooklyn alone has some of the most curated and vibey ones you could ever imagine, so I'm done batting an eyelash when it comes to such coffee shops. Shockingly though, Amsterdam Coffee Bar was even pricier than those spots! It made me suspect if some of that upcharge is to fund their obsession with bonsai trees (which in turn, they flip and sell here). I don't think I need to tell you that peddling bonsai plants and gemstones is a little on the tacky side. Another surprise is that this place is not even in the downtown area so high rent doesn't seem as though it would be a factor. I wouldn't say it's located in the sticks, but, it's certainly a bit more remote and not in a touristy or prime location. A hyper local coffee shop like this should not be charging as much as they do. It's a shame that the locals are being priced gauged all for "decent" coffee. Now I've read some of the snarky Google responses from the business owner and I'm sure he's got an obnoxious retort in the chamber to unleash on this review, but, no bother. I know that they care about customer feedback or else they would not have that Instagram follower counter hanging on their wall! To the locals and visitors here's a PSA; you don't need to go to Starbucks or run off to grab the coffee special at Wawa if you're looking for a respectable coffee shop. There are alternative spots where they respect you enough to appreciate your business and charge reasonable prices for their goods. I would highly recommend Native Cafe in Doylestown, PA (less than a 15 min drive from here), and that place was 100% fabulous. Expect immaculate vibes, service, coffee, and a delicious menu. You won't find bonsai trees or gemstones for sale there, but you'll get a warm and cozy Hygge atmosphere all for free and chances are high that they will even smile at you for your business.

Such a delight! Great food, choices, healthy vibe, and the people that work there are so nice…read more After you're surrounded by all kinds of fun options for walking around and shopping.

Came here very early for Mother's Day, we were met with an attitude because we didn't have…read morereservations, when we have come in the past never had to make them before so didn't dawn on us. We were seated, reluctantly. Kind of wish they had just turned us away. So we sat. As we sat my husband & son noticed small ants crawling up & down the wall by the straws & other things. My husband asked if we could be seated elsewhere due to the ants crawling all over the place. The waitress immediately started throwing/slamming things complaining that other people were coming in. While I completely understand unfortunately the ants are out of our control since I dont own or operate this restaurant. Absolutely ridiculous. Happy Mother's day to me. Will never come back to this establishment ever again. The coffee & drinks are terrible too.

Delicious sweets and friendly staff make this a sweet treat. Outdoor options available too buy at…read moreif inside is too crowded. Lucious sweets adorn the cases. A bit pricey but we wanted to treat ourselves and rest our feet at the cute bistro tables outside . Hot drinks available and we even purchased large bottles of jam. Try it if you are in the mood for sweet sensations. They do warn you that their buttercream on cupcakes can be slightly hardened in colder weather yet it was still yummy

We usually stop into this spot each time we visit Peddlers Village. The coffee and hot chocolate…read morehas always been delicious. However, the sweet treats are hit or miss. Yesterday, the cranberry muffin was moist and tasty. The bacon egg cheese stuffed croissant was good but would have been tastier if it had been warmed up a bit. The gingerbread scone was tasty but dry. And the chocolate cake stuffed with cheesecake looked beautiful but was extremely dry and the cheesecake portion almost looked like dried flaky cheese of some sort and not like cheesecake at all...nor did it taste like cheesecake. I suspect it has been sitting there cut fur days. The staff is always welcoming and friendly.

Like many who have recently watched the show The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, I've become…read moreintrigued with the idea of soda shops & customizing already sweet beverages with pumps of sugary flavors. When I stumbled across Fizzy Mama, there was no stopping me from entering & fulfilling my dream of finally trying these mixed drinks. I love the setup of this store, with 2 kiosks where you can self order (and not feel embarrassed as you stand there contemplating what concoction you're attempting to make.) In front of the kiosks are the menus, making the drink ordering process less daunting. We opted for one of the pre-made options, since it was our first time here and figured we should try something that was already deemed good by other patrons. My order was a Doctor Pepper with raspberry puree & coconut cream and I absolutely loved it! The flavors went great together & I think I finally understand the hype behind these soda mixes. The decor in Fizzy Mama was so cute and the drinks coming in clear cans? I'm absolutely obsessed. Definitely recommend to anyone who likes sweet beverages and wants to try something new!

This place is located in Peddlers Village and has a cutesy little feel. The inside has a nice…read morelittle soda bar (they make a ton of different soda flavors) and they have a small cart with gelato selections. There is a screen to order off of. There is also a TV screen that shows who is waiting/ready for their order. I ended up getting the gelato (small). You get 2 scoops of gelato with this. I got the banana stracciatella and birthday cake. I honestly thought it was ok. It didn't taste like the normal type of gelato I was expecting. It was pretty watery. The banana stracciatella was my favorite of the flavors which was shocking because I usually like birthday cake flavors. The banana wasn't too overpowering and I felt like the stracciatella added to the banana flavor.

Loveeeee that Nina's is open later in the night for a little sweet treat. Their waffles & icecream…read moreis delicious and I can't wait to go back. The lights are so cute and just gives cozy vibes. Craving some waffles right now again

Stopped in during the holiday festival for a hot chocolate. We didn't mind waiting in line which…read morewas 10 people deep and shorter than other lines at the surround restaurants and food stands. They had a bunch of ice cream flavors that you could sample; it would have been helpful to add the description of what was in each ice cream, especially the more unique flavors. We only ordered two hot chocolates; super expensive, $9 for two. We were disappointed since they tasted like they were Swiss Miss hot choco packets. Thankfully I took a sip before walking away from the counter and the drink was lukewarm. I asked the woman to please make it hotter and she was very nice about heating them more. They had a bunch of tables indoors to sit and bathrooms. I might come back to try the ice cream but would not recommend the hot cocoa.

This place is the best! My favorite! Love love love the poke…read morebowls out there! They are just the right flavors to eat and they are just gorgeous! :) Going to come back here next week!!!! So excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

On a rainy weekday, we visited this place and were the only customers there at the time…read more They specialize in noodles and broths, so we decided to try their soupy noodles with mixed vegetables. We ordered Chicken dumplings soup And Miso Soup- I opted for extra chicken but they were very rubbery. Apart from that, soup was good -- warm, comforting, and flavorful. Sitting by the window with a hot bowl of soup and rain outside gave it a perfect mountain vibe. Overall: A simple but pleasant experience.

I've been wanting to try this bistro since it opened a year ago. I've been to a few parties that…read morethe owner Dawn has catered and her food is always delicious. Adorable homey feel as if you were stepping into someone's home. Everything is made fresh to order so you may wait a little longer but it will be worth it. My Aurora salad was packed with toppings and fresh sliced cheese, the quality of ingredients makes everything so good. I left with a homemade biscotti to have later and wow it hit the spot. Packed with cranberries and pistachios it was delicious. This is a hidden gem in Buckingham, perfect for breakfast, lunch or just a coffee date

Aurora Bistro catered a funeral luncheon for our friends with just five days notice. They did an…read moreamazing job! Great food, plenty of it and simply wonderful people to work with. Highly recommend them.

My husband took me out for breakfast for my birthday and everything was delicious. The portions…read morewere substantial and presented beautifully. We like to mix sweet and savory at breakfast, so we split a pancake (the rest of the short stack reheated well at home). I had the eggs Benedict and he had the breakfast quesadilla. My Benedict was fantastic - perfectly poached eggs on top of sweet maple ham with a nice bit of char on it from the griddle. I'm picky about hollandaise and this was really good. The quesadilla was enormous, absolutely stuffed with eggs, chorizo and vegetables. He had leftovers for days. Service was good. We were seated by the window, although there isn't much to see on a Monday in January before Peddler's Village opens for the day. The space isn't huge and I can imagine it being packed in the spring and summer. We can't wait to go back and try some of the other breakfast dishes. I have my eye on their French toast, huevos rancheros, smoked salmon plate, and breakfast sandwich.

Caleb's is a cozy but modern place near Peddler's Village. Our server Marie was great- friendly,…read morewelcoming and attentive for our party of 7. Brunch was delicious- we tried the cinnamon rolls, breakfast sandwiches and a few different Benedicts. Highly recommend anything that comes with those roasted rosemary potatoes (and I am not usually a potato fan).