Absolutely love this place! I live about five hours away from it and may have contemplated moving…read moreto the town for a second. I had one of their seasonal lattes and it was amazing! The staff was super friendly, the ambience of the café is so cozy and welcoming, and I extra love the section of local goodies they have for sale.

Ok latte. The small was quite small. Not a big fan of the taste. Cute place though. They have a…read morelittle gift shop to capitalize on the tourism.

Go for lunch, stay for the PIE. All the food is good quality and quantity. But the real star is the…read morePIE and desserts. Worth the stop after a trip to the REZ.

His food was dog shit. The lasagna was supposed to be…read morehomemade. It was nasty with the cheapest meat one can possibly get - like the meat in the Chef Boyardee lasagna. The chicken fingers- while plentiful -were just disgusting and the liver was cooked terribly. What a terrible experience for $70.

The breakfast sandwiches and breakfast burritos are delicious!! Coffee order was great as well.read more

Walked out after 5 minutes. They didn't even acknowledge us with "Be right with you." They lost…read moreorders from 4 people and treats for the grandkids. Only one star because the dining area was clean.

Did a mobile order ahead of time to save time. Ended up standing in the store for 25 mins waiting…read morefor my order while other customers came and went. Doesn't really make much sense to have a mobile ordering system if you're going to end up standing there waiting for a long period of time. Place seems very disorganized, didn't seem like there was a manager running things. Save yourself and just somewhere else

Stopped here during a road trip and loved the cozy, inviting décor right away--it's such a cute…read morespot to sit and relax. I ordered an egg breakfast sandwich with home fries and an apple juice, which came out to about $25. While the food itself was a bit on the bland side and felt a little limited for the price, the ambiance really stands out. It's a great place to catch up with friends or family over brunch and enjoy a warm, welcoming vibe. Not somewhere I'd go out of my way to revisit, but I'm glad I stopped in and appreciated the atmosphere.

This is a beautiful, well-stocked bakery with a variety of goodies to take home or eat there…read more Although the prices are on higher side, I don't mind paying for "les artes blanches": A mushy croissant is a sad, sad thing. Here's where it all fell down. After placing my order, I turned my back, reading the menu. Then I heard the microwave "ding" and saw my pain au chocolat removed. Really?? (I once had a Cordon Bleu-trained pastry chef explain that croissants should never be re-heated because it ruins the scaffolding of the butter/flour feuille, or "sheets"). I then tried the various seats in the Danish-style cafe. Stool? No love: They're metal and lack cushions. Chairs at the tables were also metal. I settled in an honest-to-God church pew: The kind the Puritans used, to reflect upon their sins. Do yourself a favor and get your treats to go.

Coffee First (because life is too short to drink bad coffee!) - ir was stellar. Their coffee is…read morefair trade sourced and made by pour over, so a cup of black coffee is amazing. Plus, they have lots of craft coffee drinks that can be hot, iced, or blended. Food was also delicious (we had breakfast) and the folks working were lovely. Go, and go soon! Enjoy this delicious - and impactful - spot. (I'm just sorry we aren't local so we could go more often.)

Amazing find! Fabulous coffees. We were exploring the area where our mom grew up and decided to…read morefind a place for lunch in Brockton as our "Grammy" ate in this town often. Probably not here but we are thrilled with the coffee, the food( ceasar salad-moist perfect chicken; wonderful burger), the service (thank you!) And the mission. Check out their website.

We were driving through the area, looking for a quaint coffee shop and found this gem…read more We were quite impressed at the number of Harry Potter items inside. The death eater was a unique addition. I had a large butter, beer, coffee, and we purchased the two cookies in the picture. All were delicious! The employee was very welcoming, and answered all of our questions.

Had a lovely afternoon snack here (now renamed, but still has a Harry Potter inspired menu and…read moremagical decor). Excellent coffee and pastries, and such kind staff!

I attended a tea with several friends. We were excited about the experience and looking forward…read moresome quiet down time in the gardens. The cottage was cute and quaint - totally looked like something out of a story book. Things looked promising. That is where the good experience we were hoping for started to take a downturn. Lana is a VERY chatty person. She talked quite extensively about the creation of the cottage, the previous owners, he ownership, etc. She frequently went off on tangents and added all sorts of personal stories. The thing was, you were captive. You couldn't go anywhere or do anything - you had to sit there and listen. After what seemed like an eternity, we were ready to have tea. The tea selection was a highlight as there were what seemed like hundreds of options to choose from. After some careful deliberation, we all selected the tea flavors we wanted and were seated in the dining room. Here is the kicker - Lana sat down with us! We weren't expecting her to actually sit down and have lunch/tea with us. Not only did she join us, she embedded herself directly into our conversations. It was really awkward. As I mentioned, the tea was great but the lunch, not so much. It isn't that it wasn't good, just that I've had much better most other places I've had tea at for a much lower cost. She either needs to lower her cost or add to her selections. By the time we were done with tea, our allotted time at the garden was up (because of the long winded stories before and during tea). One of the reasons we went was to see the beautiful gardens and we never got the chance! I did have an enjoyable time, but it would have been much better had Lana been less intrusive and left us alone more during our time there. The rating would also be higher if the price was cut.

I visited this place on June 7th, 2014 and wrote a review of my experience immediately afterward. I…read morewas then asked (and then told!) by the owner and a friend of the owner to remove my review because it was "not nice". I did not remove my review because I feel that Yelp should not be nothing but niceness..... it should be a place where readers get to read honest reviews of each person's experiences at restaurants and other businesses. Well..... three years passed and I was notified on Saturday that my review was removed by Yelp because it was flagged by "someone" for "inappropriate content". After doing a bit of questioning, I found that what was inappropriate was the use of one phrase (that I cannot repeat here because I do not want my review pulled again..... so here goes..... my exact same review..... minus the offending phrase): A bunch of us toured (and I say "toured" very lightly) this little cottege this past Saturday. Yes, the story behind it is interesting and the house itself is lovely (in an overly decorated and claustrophobic kind of way).... but honestly, paying $25 to look around someone's house and yard is pretty insane. Yeah, yeah, yeah..... the house was built by hand and is VERY quirky and very pretty.... but it was built in the '80's (yes... the 1980's) by two guys as a hobby of sorts and then after their relationship ended was subsequently purchased by another couple... and then another... before being bought by the lady who owns it now and gives "tours". Essentially you stand outside while the owner, Lana, tells you the history of the house and how she fell in love with it and bought it. Then you walk around inside (it is VERY small..... 6 little rooms and 2 bathrooms). Then you go into her gift shop/tea shop and get to SMELL her tea. No tastes..... but you can buy some for $12- $15 for 4 OUNCES! And you can buy postcards and notecards with pictures of the house for $3-4 each if you want because NO photographs of your own are allowed. (SERIOUSLY!) Oh, and you're never told the address of where you are... just very detailed directions on how to get there (turn here, turn there, count 6 telephone poles and a couple of pine trees and a gravel driveway or two....) I felt kind of (..... "inappropriate phrase"....) after the whole experience.... but hey.... if you're into walking around someone's (albiet cute and quirky) house while she tells you stories of her life and introduces you to her elderly mother who is kind of sequestered upstairs (REALLY!)... all while more than paying her mortgage as you do so... go and visit. Just don't invite me (again).

This is everything you want a coffee shop to be: Cozy, local, with a large food menu, and artwork…read moreon the walls. I loved my waffles with berries and real maple syrup; the coffee in a generous mug was great too! Staff were welcoming and efficient, and explained where to find things. If it's difficult to find parking on the street, use the lot in the back of the building. This is the primary entrance for The Mullet, a cocktail lounge that opens two hours after the 49 Coffee House closes at 2pm. The two businesses share a hallway to a kitchen!

The food was amazing, our dishes were gorgeous and the employees were so kind,I recommend this…read moreplace to anyone local or visiting!

4/02/2026: An update: This continues to be a great meeting…read morespot for friends or coworkers to meet; excellent hot and cold drinks, large sandwiches, and snacks.

Great selection of coffees and desserts. Coffees, i mean all sorts and hot/cold. Over 50 so…read morelatte, espresso, cappuccino, whatever, its coffee. Service was great. All were friendly. Clean place. Cool cuba cheese museum.