This isn't your typical coffee shop, it's a coffee truck on a former gas station lot. There's a…read morepicnic table and benches in the front if you'd like to sit. Service is super friendly and quick. We ordered two lattes, which come as 16 oz being the smallest size. One oat, one almond. The almond milk wasn't my favorite for a latte. The oat was better, albeit a bit thinly foamed. Overall, a nice and unique experience!

Tried Borgas Brewhouse for the first time today and I wish I knew about it sooner! Ordering on…read moretheir website so easy, they sent me a text when it was ready and then I pulled up to the side where their new pick up window is and got my order. It's 29 degrees and very windy and I was still handed my coffee with a smile. Coffee is delicious and exactly how I ordered it. I will be back!

I passed by this establishment many times while traveling to and from Adelphia, and always kept it…read morein mind to visit there. Now, I got a chance to go there. Brand: 5/5 As a coffee-and-pastry cafe, the Caffeinated Dragon Cafe typically serves customers on Calgo Gardens along Adelphia road. It operates out of a 1989 Sunline Camper, relies on locally sourced ingredients, and was started by Nina O'Rourke, who graduated from culinary school. The dragon soaring in the logo manages to evoke a fantasy aesthetic, just like the camper itself. It definitely evokes the look of an inn from a fantasy world, with the wooden walls and door and a wreath at the door. I also noticed the establishment also sells shirts, which enhances the brand. Website: 4/5 While I will say that I know that the Caffeinated Dragon Cafe has a website, it only has a bare minimum appearance. It does open you up to a good first impression with an image of a coffee cup, and a slogan "Sip, Savor, and Soar!" While it does give me information about the menu items and a few images, it does rely on a simple theme without even a website icon. While I did try to give the website three out of five stars, I read the About Us page and immediately decided to bump up the score to four stars. Nina offers her reason behind the business with so much pathos encapsulated in so few words. As a English major, I will say that quality rather than quantity matters with words, and the website's words managed to have an compelling quality. Wait Time: 5/5 I did not have to wait long for my order to arrive. Ambiance: 5/5 Even during a dreary Saturday (especially so), the establishment manages to have an upbeat presence regardless of the weather. While I could find no seats to enjoy my order, I did not have to seek too far, since Calgo Gardens offers you a chance to wander around in your own tour. So, I admire the Caffeinated Dragon Cafe's choice in placement, which works for it. Pertaining to the menu items on the website and the chalk board, I will say that they reflect the brand. I did think that the Dragon Yolk Chocolate Chunk Cookies fit into the brand, which are chocolate chunk cookies made from an egg yolk rather than a whole egg. Food: 4/5 I ordered the hot, small latte with oat milk. It managed to have that right amount of heat that cooled off after a few minutes, though I did taste more milk than latte. The mood of enjoying the latte did not last me throughout the day. Nonetheless, I knew what to expect, which reflected the brand and website of the cafe. The wait time did match the ideal heat of the latte, and the service cared for the preparation with the cup and the handle. Service: 5/5 Nina treats everyone with a warm welcome. Based on my first impression of the Caffeinated Dragon Cafe, I will say that I had a pleasant experience. The website promises a place "where every coffee and baked good tells a story worth savoring." I can see how that would work for the menu items, but it especially reflects the brand and the ambiance. Cost: 5/5 Among the aspects of the Caffeinated Dragon Cafe, the brand has the strongest effect on potential customers, for its consistent appearance entices them with the cafe's unique identity. Considering the importance of the brand, I would recommend leaning more into the fantasy aesthetic, even go so far as to serve at Renfairs and fantasy conventions. Visiting 100 eateries has taught me that local eateries rely on a core consumer base (like workers on their break, or young families), and I hope that fantasy-lovers would suffice. However, I would also recommend that the "inventive pastries" the website talks about evolve with the brand beyond the Dragon Yolk Cookies. Not only would I return to try out more of the menu items, I might also want to buy a t-shirt as well. I will say that despite the underwhelming experience, I did think the latte was worth it. Rating: 5/5 Stars I have hope that the Caffeinated Dragon Cafe continues to have relevance in Calgo Gardens and anywhere else it serves customers. Local eateries with a small, humble start always give me hope, especially if one aspect about it becomes worth looking into. I personally would consider the Caffeinated Dragon Cafe a second choice, or a first choice if a new menu item is announced. Recommend To... Any wandering traveler looking for a respite before setting out on their daily quest, especially the type who enjoys fantasy.

The coffee is so good ! But the chocolate chip cookies are a perfect mix of sweet and salty , it's…read moreso gooey and I can confidently say they are the best cookies I have ever tried. The girls are so sweet and attentive ! Definitely a must try!

Excellent smooth coffee! Great service, cute place! Offers some good food items such as scones,…read moreegg and cheese!

I got to the coffee shop right at seven when it opens. I asked for a 12 ounce drink with a very…read moresmall amount of half-and-half. I got out of the coffee shop, took a sip and the coffee is cold. I thought that was strange, but just continued to walk home. I finally took the top off the coffee and there must've been a half a cup of half-and-half in it. No wonder it's cold. I dumped it out on the side of the street. Definitely not worth the walk or the five dollars.

Wonderful place to stop for Breakfast, especially if you're in the mood for great (Brazilian)…read morecoffee, pastries , and hand helds. We had cheese puff (pão de queijo) stuffed with roast pork, a kibe (based on Lebanese kibbeh, made with meat and cracked wheat), and an "enroladinho""," a pastry stuffed with ham and cheese. My wife's cappuccino was better than yesterday's! Ambience is of your neighborhood bakery, where you can drop in for your "daily bread," or sit and have a cup of coffee or juice, accompanied by your favorite hand held. For me, this is a taste of home! Service was attentive. If you want well prepared and served coffee and simple fare, this is the place!

My last west coast trip spoiled me, and I'm on a quest to find amazing coffee near me (open to…read morerecommendations), so I'm trying new coffee places as much as I can. Busy Bee is inside a gas station, and has very good coffee. I had a caramel macchiato and it was a solid 7.5/10 (my coffee rating scale is as arbitrary as myself). There's also a generous collection of food offerings - I tried something similar to a deviled sausage (I didn't get its name) and it was delicious.

Cool and new, I got a Mocha Deluxe, but instead of White Mocha I doubled up on Dark Chocolate, and…read moreit was GREAT!! The service was absolutely wonderful, the girls working really put their all in with customer service, and holy moly, the baristas are fast!! and best part of it all, I got to stay in my car lol.

Coffee was good, I had the Blondie and my fiance had the Cinnamon Roll. The Cinnamon roll tasted…read moreexactly like a Cinnamon roll would and my coffee was light and sweet the way a Blondie should be. Customer service was adequate and we didn't feel rushed. Price was too high however. Almost $12 for a small and a medium coffee.

This was such a cute cafe! We came by in the search of coffee and left super satisfied and happy…read more They had a good selection of unique drinks and I loved the flavors and options. We got here Teddy Graham and Honey Bee, both of which were super tasty. Prices were a little steep, but for the vibes, aesthetic, and quality, it honestly was fine for a little splurge. If ever in the area again, I would love to come back. Thanks, 61 Main!

A cute little gift shop with starbucks-like coffee hacks, pastries and prices. Ample parking and…read moreoutdoor tables. Friendly, helpful staff.

Can I keep a plant alive? No. Does that mean I can't hang…read moreout here? Absolutely yes, I can. Plant lovers delight with a nice coffee menu (and I'd rate their coffee highly). Great little spot to hang out.

Hands down one of the cutest coffee shops I've visited in NJ! This spot is filled with luscious…read moreplants and greenery that are all for sale to bring home! Such a gem to do some remote work or grab a coffee with friends! The owner is so sweet and welcoming! She spoke with us about the history of her business and it was so inspiring! I loved the fact they focus on using all natural ingredients for their products and source foods from local businesses. I can't wait to make another visit here!

Adorable local beach coffee shop with great drinks, quick service, tasty snacks, and cute…read moremerchandise. This is right around the corner from our summer beach house. My favorite is the Cinnamon Coast coffee- it's brilliant!

The best coffee ever! I absolutely love that there is low acidity. Also, the shopping in there is…read moresuper fun. So much cute local stuff and delicious snacks.