The passion for coffee here is evident from the second you walk in. All locally roasted and…read moreprepared to maximize the flavor of the coffee. I had an iced Dutch Brew (their speciality) and enjoyed the smoothness and flavor of the coffee. Service was helpful and thoughtful carefully measuring out to make sure each coffee was consistent and excellent. Can't wait to try a pour over at their new seaport location where I have more time.

Great spot with authentic coffee and loads of information…read more The genuinely care about customers, love to get others into coffee, answer questions thoughtfully, have great coffee tools they work with, a website dedicated to coffee information, etc. I mostly come to buy beans since they roast their own in the back and make their own blends from variety, limited and single origin roasts. I always pick up a bag or two each time I visit and make espresso and pour over at home. They have a fantastic mocha/Dutch brew and good pour over. Go pick yourself up a few bags and enjoy the coffee ride.

I pop in here anytime I'm around Wayland Center. It's hard to just pick a couple because they all…read morelook so pretty and delicious with interesting ingredients. Great gift/treat for someone...or for yourself! Online ordering available! On street parking in front and side streets plus back lot

"Well, I don't need a doctor I don't need a nurse Anything…read moreyou give me babe will only make me worse I need rock therapy" (Stray Cats) You know a chocolate business is serious about their products when they name that business "Chocolate Therapy". Since 2011, they've created hand-made artisanal truffles, bark, and wrapped chocolates just twenty miles west of Boston. We saw them being promoted on a television news show, and since we both have a weakness for chocolate, decided to give their "Trio Nut Bark" a go. It came in a pretty boxed gift set with three different chocolate barks in generously portioned 3" X 3" squares. There were four squares of each of the three flavors for a total of twelve yummy squares. Here are the over-the-top descriptions from their website: 1) Rich Dark Chocolate Almond bark sprinkled with delicate French grey sea salt 2) Creamy White Chocolate Bark with the satisfying crunch of green hued slightly sweet pistachios 3) Smooth Milk Chocolate Bark with the delightful crunch of roasted buttery Cashews So how did our $24.50 + shipping chocolates taste? The Rich Dark Chocolate Almond bark was top notch. Excellent dark chocolate flavor, plenty of big almond pieces, and that light touch of sea salt really finished it off. The Creamy White Chocolate Bark was excellent, and I was impressed by the large amount of full-sized pistachio nuts in the square. The Milk Chocolate Bark was fantastic -smooth, creamy, and sweet with plenty of crushed cashews to boost up the taste and add to the texture. They were all so good, I really can't say I had a favorite. In summary, their chocolates are magnificent. BTW, their website advertises a very cool experience for ten or more - a Virtual Chocolate Tasting, with chocolate kits for your guests, a lesson on how chocolate is made, and chocolate tastings along each step of the process.

Multiple weekends in a row trying to get in or get a cinnamon roll or call ahead to ask…read moreavailability met with "we can't hold cinnamon rolls" I'm not ordering more than 1 and decide to take online orders or don't.. but so classically Weston off putting. Coffee is terrible. Turkey club very good. Not returning bc the service continues to decline against the demand. Too many other hard working local businesses needing a chance.

People prone to using the word "lovely" would use it to describe this strip mall cafe run by the…read moreowners of Dumpling Daughter next door. It has stylish banquettes and decor more commonly seen in swanky Italian eateries, but it works here. A fireplace and constant jazz music also help set the tone. I'm not a fan of Dumpling Daughter or the croissants or pre-wrapped chemical-tasting cookies here, but I absolutely LOVE Heirloom's blueberry muffin. Even without much of a dome, it packs fluffiness, richness, and great dough flavor, along with plump, moist, fresh fruit. A little sugar on top adds coarseness and a reminder of the Jordan Marsh days. And the rest of the muffin doesn't have any of that supermarket sugarless I hate. A really superb offering, and that atmosphere certainly helps.

Authentic Colombian coffee inside a large ex-industrial building. The space is neatly decorated and…read moreboards on the wall show the bean to mug process. You can look into the back and see where they roast their beans and all of the coffee bean sacks waiting to be roasted. Staff were friendly. Decent amount of parking right in front and an overflow lot across the street. Definitely a hidden gem in my book!

Visited here on a Saturday around noon. Small parking lot, around 12 dedicated spaces so had to…read moredrive around the block and nabbed a space then. It was worth the effort. Delicious cappuccino and café con Leche paired well with the tasty house made chicken empanadas and blueberry scone. Great atmosphere too. It's located in an old mill building with a clear glass window view to the roasting area. It was definitely worth the excursion from my usual errands around Shoppers World. I highly recommend.

The main cafe in Lincoln from what I can tell is a neat place called Twisted Tree, serving all…read moremanner of coffees, teas, smoothies, and pastries. It's a nice interior with a sitting area toward the left of the counter, and a few tables to the right near the entrance and where you pick up your order. They have some sweet looking special latte flavors, like the candy corn latte and butterscotch one. I've tended toward the wonderful maple cinnamon of course, including with vanilla cold foam as well. The interior has interesting and fun decorations, making it inviting to stay. The drinks taste great which I'm sure is partially due to that their coffee is from the excellent Snowy Owl coffee roaster in Brewster, MA, one of my favorite suppliers.

Food was just above average. Owner and staff went out of their way to be helpful. The coffee was…read morequite nice.

I was driving through Sudbury looking for a smoothie for lunch. I found Sudbury Coffee Works along…read moremy route and decided to stop in. The staff were friendly and greeted me promptly. It was well laid out with lots of tables for conversation seemed busy with different groups of people enjoying beverages or sandwiches. One section of display case had some baked goods but an additional case was oddly empty. Off to the side were wooden barrels of different coffee beans. They had some sandwiches on the menu but I didn't even look at those because I wasn't interested in a sandwich today. They also had a list of about 12 speciality drinks that were coffee concoctions or things with ice cream. I chose a strawberry banana smoothie from their long list of fruit blends. It looked pretty and was not at all chunky. However, it was so sweet that I needed a sip of water right after my first sip and went back for a second sip of smoothie. It was so sugary and not in an enjoyable way, even for this sweet tooth. This drink tasted like what might have been used was some sort of strawberry juice concentrate or sweetened strawberries - like the ones that you'd use to top shortcake or an ice cream sundae. I detected no banana flavor at all. I had to dump the smoothie once I got to my location. Since I don't go to Sudbury very often, I will likely not be back and would not likely recommend their smoothies. Maybe I should've stuck with coffee- it was in the name after all.

Great sandwiches (especially the egg salad) and gluten free bread. Comfy chairs!…read more Pretty good coffee too :-)

Healthy, fresh, filling, and they make a killer margarita! What else can you ask for…read more They do what they do exceptionally well. They only serve breakfast and lunch, and they close early (2 pm weekdays). The staff, from the hostess to the servers, were all very friendly. Nice to see smiles again in a restaurant! I loved the maple margarita. Perfect balance of sweet and salty. The food came out hot and nicely plated. Do not miss the smashed potatoes, the veggie hash, and the freshly squeezed juices. All are delicious. My omelette was jam packed with all kinds of veggies. The only negative is that it is very loud inside and can be hard to hear your own conversation. If I lived close by, I would be a regular.

The Breakfast Daughter has become a tradition for my family whenever we have something special to…read morecelebrate. I've been here for both of my sisters' graduation brunches, and we always leave happy. It's become one of our favorite spots for a celebratory brunch. For drinks, I tried their new Vanilla Bean Matcha Latte with oat milk. It was a bit thicker than I expected--possibly because of the oat milk. I can definitely see some people loving that texture, but for me it was just okay. That said, it was still a good drink, and the hint of vanilla came through nicely without overpowering the matcha. For food, we ordered a variety of dishes for the table. 1. The chicken and waffles had so much flavor, and the poached eggs were cooked perfectly--not too runny, but still soft, gooey, and delicious. The chicken was a little soggy, but it made up for it by being incredibly tender. 2. The blueberry pancake was fantastic. Their pancake portions are huge, so this time we only ordered one to share. It was delicious, though definitely on the heavier side. 3. The house burger was easily the standout dish of the meal and might be my favorite item on the menu. It's simple and classic, but packed with flavor. 4. The chicken burger, on the other hand, was disappointing. The chicken was quite dry, and I probably wouldn't order it again. I think something like pickled onions or another acidic topping could help bring some balance and moisture to the sandwich. 5. We also tried the omelet, which was very good, especially with the goat cheese. What really made the experience special was that the staff noticed we were celebrating a graduation and surprised us with complimentary donuts. It was such a thoughtful gesture and a lovely way to end the meal.

Amazing Ice Cream!!! Such great flavors in such great sundaes. If you live in the area it's…read moredefinitely a great place to go with your kids.

Cute ice cream/coffee addition to Saxonville-Walgreens plaza…read more Traditional and fun flavors including a non-dairy vanilla! Plus, lots of topping choices. They also have Milkshakes, frappes, and root beer floats! I tried the mint chocolate chip, it was creamy and very minty with big chocolate chunks. Bonus points because it was green . Booth seating against the back wall and seats at the window. Plenty of plaza parking.

Came in for early lunch on a weekday and it was easy to find parking. There are plenty of outdoor…read moreseatings. Great if you want to bring your dog. I like the high ceiling but although the cafe looks pretty big, seatings inside seem limited. The tables were really small and close to each other. I ordered - Braised Short Rib & Eggplant Couscous Bowl - Maple Aleppo Chicken - Iced and hot Black Sesame Latte There is self served water and you pick up your own utensils. They also bring you your drinks as well as your food order. The short rib size was a bit small but ok value for $20. It tasted pretty good. I like the eggplants as well. Adding fresh pomegranate on top of it. Gave it refreshing touch. We were also visiting the area so I bought a souvenir mug. There was so no price $ on the rack and it was a bit expensive $25. At least I didn't need to pay for parking. The sesame latte is a seasonal drink. It was pretty good! We liked it.

I've been here a couple times and the bakery and treats are the highlight at Tatte. My favorite is…read morethe cinnamon and pecan rose ($4.75) and the blue & blueberry cheesecake ($7.50). The pecan rose has a perfect amount of cinnamon and pecans and so soft inside with a crunchy top. The blueberry cheesecake is creamy and flavorful with a yummy crumbly bottom. It may look small, but it's very filling. All the bakery items are presented beautifully. Ordering was a little confusing, the first time. Do I sit? Is there a table service? Do I order the counter? Answer: order at the counter (both food, drink, and bakery). They'll give you a number, grab a table and they deliver food. You have to grab your own cutlery, napkins, salt/pepper,etc and water near the front door. When you're done you take your plates, etc to the bin by the door. The tables are small and round and very close to one another. The chairs are not very comfy, but the booth side is nice and has a great view of the inside which feels very spacious and bright. Didn't love the house breakfast $12. It came out a little cold and the potato fritters were way too salty. Although the ham and cheddar quiche was tasty and a pretty big. Big parking lot, but it seems to always be full.

Lost shoe is a delight. Great atmosphere. On this most…read morerecent trip my husband and I had an iced latte flight inside. My favorite was the lavender but they were all fantastic. The coffee shop is in the midst of a bunch of parking lots and has indoor and out door seating. They host events and pop ups and have a strong community vibe. They have a limited food options but they don't mind if you order food from elsewhere. Hope to be back soon.

I had a great time at lost shoe! They have really yummy sours (the helicopter especially is so…read moregood and the fishies one was extremely tasty). I also quite enjoyed the sangria and tried the coffee stout and the belgian dubbel which were all really good. I wasn't a big fan of the belgial tripel. The bar snacks (loaded tots and pretzels with various dips) were great as well. However they don't really have actual food so we went across the street to get food and they didn't mind us bringing in outside food!