A web based company that sells AMAZING TREATS? The owners. Plenty have been nicer. That Tres Leches…read more(3 milks) cane is DANGEROUSLY DEE-lish. A sponge cake soaked in heavy cream, evaporated milk and condensed milk topped with fresh whipped cream and different toppings. The have toppings options such as berries, peaches, pineapple-coconut, Oreos, biscoff cookies, raspberry preserves or anything else you can think of. Then there's the CHUNKY CHARLEY COOKIES, OMG A HUGE 5oz cookie full of semisweet chunks and milk chocolate chips, browned butter, toasted oats with hints of vanilla, espresso and cinnamon. These things are insanely good. And then there's the Blueberry Oat Crumble cookie which is falling apart with toasted oats and dried, organic blueberries and browned butter. I can die happy. They also ship their cookies AND they have gluten free options for all of their treats. I'm sold on these guys, any reason to order is a reason to reach out to Charley's Sweet Treats. Give them a shout and follow them on FB and IG. Keep an eye out for their pop-ups or you can order direct.

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.

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!

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!

Deep in Lakewood Township, you will find this shake shop cloistered away in a small shopping…read morecenter. Originally, I planned to go to another eatery, but discovered that it did not have a dining area, so I settled with this one. Brand: 5/5 Peyrot Assortment is located in Chateau Plaza in Lakewood Township and it sells fruit drinks, milkshakes, and pastries. The green perfectly encapsulates the brand, along with the cursive font. It has a clearly noticeable form, even as it dangled above the entrance despite its shortness. Website: 5/5 The main page makes a good impression on anyone who comes upon it. The green color scheme gives the website a calm, casual vibe. It also offers you a glimpse into the interactive map. While the most of the menu items do not have their own images on the Get Sauce app, since the menu selections are easy to understand based on the images it already has. Wait Time: 5/5 The preparation of the milkshake came immediately. Ambiance: 4/5 The shiny, opaque tables greet you, despite the fact that one I sat at did wobble, though I had no issues seating. The tables did come too close to each other, though I would discover they are not fastened to the floor. The menu selections accurately reflect Peyrot Arrangements' brand, for you will find an arrangement of shakes, from fruit to milk, encapsulated within a menu easy to understand. Throughout the establishment, you will hear Jewish music in both Hebrew and English that soothes your experience inside with a tolerable volume. Drink: 5/5 I ordered the Mochaccino Milkshake, which was not available on their website but on their physical menu. I will say that it did have a pleasant taste, since the mochaccino syrup provided a rich texture to the drink. The milk and the mochaccino had a well-mixed preparedness. Pertaining to form, nothing about the syrup tasted stale, rather it had a warm heat. The drink maintained that ideal temperature between warm and cold, making it tolerable. Service: 5/5 I felt well-accommodated throughout my time in Peyrot Arrangements. The owner helped adjust the tables, letting me know that they could be moved. Cost: 3/5 The shakes in any form reflect the brand perfectly. In some ways, the cursive font has that tropical homage to the tropical shakes they offer. While the Mochaccino Milkshake appeared simple, it did add value to the brand. The website also reflects the brand when it comes to the aesthetics and the menu selection. The preparation of the Mochaccino Milkshake was consistent with the taste, and the service ensured the mochaccino syrup decorated the interior of the cup. Throughout my dining time, nothing about the ambiance troubled me. Based on my first impressions, I will say that Peyrot Arrangements made a good impression with the menu and the ambiance. The website itself has an inviting presentation with the green logo. I did not worry about the ambiance while waiting, for it did not try my patience. The ambiance could benefit from more attention given to it. As someone not from Lakewood, I not only take into account the price of the food, but also the experience and the travel getting there. I cannot say with utmost certainty that I would return by negotiating through Lakewood's notorious traffic. While I did have an overall pleasant experience, I will say that the overall price was worth it somewhat. Rating: 4/5 Stars I thought that the experience made my journey to Lakewood worth it, but only a little. If I do find myself in Lakewood, I would consider Peyrot Arrangements to be a third choice. Recommend To... Anyone looking for a shake while on the Lakewood highway.

Was reluctant to leave this review but it's happened too many times I've come here…read more First, the aggressiveness of the associate the minute you step into the store they are asking what you want. My hand wasn't even off the door from entering before one girl ran to the counter and said can I help you. I said please give me a few minutes. There are a lot of things to choose from. Also the associates are not friendly at all and act annoyed, like you are bothering them. Zero personalities. Young girls I'd say all in their 20's. Second, the pastries all taste the same and were not fresh. You can tell a fresh pastry from one that's been sitting in the case for days. These ones I purchased were days old. This place is pricey; the items should be fresh. I stopped going to Caputo's years ago because they are also subpar. Long gone are the good bakeries.

Should have taken pics of my crumb cake. First time here. Delightful cozy fresh bakery. Has a good…read moremix of sweet and breads and even bagels. Only had the crumb cake which was fluffy then crunchy fresh on the crumbs part. Coffee was very good too. Will be back! Friendly low key service.

This is a fantastic coffee shop that truly welcomes families…read more There dedicated coffee-themed play corner is a dream. With an adorable mini "Coffee Zone" wooden barista stand, a toy espresso machine, and kid-sized tables, little ones stay completely entertained while you actually get to sit and relax. They even have a dedicated "Kids Corner" menu with fun, reasonably priced items like the Lil' Eggwich, French Toast Sticks, and Confetti Cocoa. The coffee is just as impressive, especially since they use house-made syrups! I ordered the iced Cookie Butter Biscoffee with oat milk, and it was incredible.

House made syrups and protein latte with cold foam that was absolutely delicious. Great service,…read morehighly recommend!

Did you know there's a secret menu? Pistachio eclairs,…read morecreme brûlée pies!! Cookie cakes ?? Banana cream pie....

Such a wonderful cake and very easy to deal with. You get what you pay for and this was well worth…read morethe money. Half sheet Strawberry Shortcake for my daughters promotion and everyone loved it! I wish I lived closer, they would be my go to baker. However, anytime we have a family function at my parents, I will be getting items from Cravings! Touchdown!