Traverse Coffee has some inherent advantages. A beautiful section of the Kennebec River runs…read morethrough its backyard. Also, it's near Granite City Park, with its long row of colorful Adirondack chairs. That makes it a great place to drink Traverse Coffee with friends, or to drink coffee by yourself while you read or just gaze at the river flow. In addition, they seem to have a uniquely friendly and knowledgeable group of workers. I ordered a black cold brew. It was made with a Cat & Cloud roasted blend called The Answer. Cat & Cloud is off my radar, but some quick internet research suggests that they are based in Santa Cruz, CA. They have a 4.5 Yelp Star rating. The Answer blends Ethiopian, Colombian and Brazilian. It was balanced and pretty good. I didn't pick up any flavor notes in particular, which may have to with the fact that it was cold brewed rather than hot brewed and then chilled. I prefer more acidity and fruit notes. Four Stars.

Such a cozy ambiance and plenty of seating! There is a back porch area for a beautiful view of the…read morewater! I can only imagine what that's like in the summer.

A small town cafe with an amazing selection of beverages and fresh baked pastries…read more The service staff was cordial, kind, and had great recommendations in regard to the drinks and food that they had available. The cafe was well decorated and had an inviting and warm vibe to it. The mocha latte was the perfect temp And delicious. The Raspberry Cream horn and blueberry lemon mascarpone pastries were fresh and flavorful with the perfect sweet and savory balance!!

Best coffee in the area! Coming from California and finding this spot really helped to add to slow…read moremornings and restful days. Thanks all!

The cutest little coffee shop!! I enjoyed the iced tea lemonade, which was made with raspberry tea…read more It was so refreshing. They also had muffins and cookies which looked delicious! The owner was very kind, highly recommend stopping at the grind.

Cute place! Got a mocha latte with oat milk. The oat milk needed way more foaming, but still was…read morepretty good!

Amazing mountain side small town aesthetic coffee shop! Surprisingly well priced especially given…read morethe location. Their range of cream cheeses is heavenly!! Bangin Cheap Bagels Staff is friendly, there is a small indoor area to eat. What more could you ask for in a coffee/breakfast shop??

The Java Joe Cafe was a small cafe located in the college town of Farmington. The facility was…read moresmall and filled with regional keepsakes and nick-naks. There were roughly 10 tables set for groups of two. The menu was cafè driven and offered a mix of drip and crafted coffees, bagels and breakfast sandwiches. The staff was present and tentative to the order. The breakfast sandwich (Garlic bagel, egg, bacon and cheese) was ok. The bagel was the only thing that carried any sort of seasoning or flavor. The blueberry bagel was fresh and delicious. The facility was not clean, not well kept. The floors were dirty and the ceiling was filthy. The place is okay in a pinch, but not a frequent visit for us.

This place is EXTREMELY slow with service. The odd part is despite how bad the customer service is,…read morepeople still line up every single morning to get their coffee and breakfast. There is always a line when I drive by. The few times I went through drive-thru I waiting close to 15 minutes from the time placed my order to when I got my coffee and food. That didn't include how long I waited in line before I placed my order. The staff seems to be all over the place with little organization. Orders that were after me were made before my food order. They are handing the drive-thru wrong orders. I can't tell if its inexperience or poor management. It's sad because Dunkin has a great reputation, but it only takes a few bad experiences to move on to the next option down the road.

My everything bagel with cream cheese was toasted perfectly. The way it used to be so thank you.read more

Awesome staff Awesome product…read moreLemon drop crepe = amazing Lots of coffee options and types of milk. So if you don't do dairy no worries they got you covered.

Sweet barista but the coffee tasted burnt. Expresso machines need calibration and love and care,…read moreotherwise, it comes out tasting burnt. Bummer!

We come from Bethel, ME, to Gorham at least once a month, and my only regret about stopping at…read moreWhite Mountain Cafe is that my wife and I hadn't checked this place out sooner. Such a cozy café and bookstore! Our breakfast burrito and panini were delicious, with generous portion sizes. There is a variety of books from every genre to browse and purchase, which we did. The aroma of espresso and books is my vibe. Also the staff were so friendly and inviting.

Delicious food in the cutest town. The location makes it a perfect place to pick up breakfast…read morebefore a hike, or an end of day sandwich before driving home. This place is awesome because there is also a bookstore attached. I had a cliffhanger breakfast sandwich on a jalapeño bagel. It kept me full during a long bike ride. I loved this place and can't wait to come here again and to pick up some postcards!

Very charming. Delicious bagels. Soft with a crusty outer layer. Limited bagel toppings. Owner is…read morevery sweet!

The best bagels by far,seriously not kidding. The service is awesome both warm and friendly. The…read moregolden milk is also a winner with your choice of milk. I had the happy hiker-and it made me very happy - it's a fresh bagel with hummus , avocado, green chiles and micro geeens. I may be back everyday during this trip. We also ordered the hippie that was a crowd pleaser especially for our healthy girl (peanut butter, granola, banana and love). If you are within driving distance make the trip for a most incredible experience

Java Joe's is a fantastic spot for your daily caffeine fix at Sugarloaf. Can't go wrong with a…read moreDouble Dirty Warm and Fuzzy and a Everything Bagel toasted with the Bacon Scallion cream cheese.

This place be small but mighty! Java Joe's is perfectly…read morelocated in the heart of the Sugarloaf village, nestled in a kiddie corner spot adjacent to the Sugarloaf Hotel. Upon first visit, it may just seem like a busy coffee shop, being run by locals and college students churning out lattes and bagels. But come in at 8:30 am on midweek morning, and it's a magical "meeting of the minds" space. Think "Cheers" vibes. Everyone knows each other, people are sharing information about weather and trail conditions, having philosophical discussions, and getting the latest resort news. This place is always buzzing, and it's not just from the caffeine.

Coffee was good. The "breakfast sandwich" tasted like a frozen jimmy dean sandwich... and for $7 I…read moreexpect better. Probably won't be back.

The most perfect little independent coffee, tea, and pastry shop, right in the heart of Rangeley…read more The shop is welcoming and bright with natural light and clean, minimalist lines. The baristas are friendly, patient, and helpful. I had the spicy iced chai with oat milk that rivaled the best iced chai I've had. I was was certain it was homemade and when I complemented the barista, they shared the secret to their recipe! The blueberry scone was baked just hours before. It was packed with flavor of Maine blueberries and the scone itself was more moist than a traditional scone. They also offer vegan breakfast sandwiches. I couldn't resist the nature themed gift shop and bought some "bird nerd" tote bags, a Hideaway/E.B. White t-shirt, a picture book and nonfiction book about exploring the outdoors. The Hideaway is such a wonderful addition to Rangeley. A solid five stars--can't wait to go back.