If a coffee shop is connected to a bookstore, you know I have to go to it…read more After a 5 mile hike in the nearby state park, we came to this local downtown area to get some coffee and food. This location had fresh baked pastries on display and we decided to stop in to try a few. The staff were really sweet and explained everything that they had on display. We came later in the day so they were an hour out from closing, but still very kind. There is so much seating and games and different souvenirs that you can purchase in this café as well. You can definitely taste these pastries were made from scratch based on the dough and how flaky they came apart. If you come here, definitely get the spinach and artichoke pastry!

This is one of the best places to eat healthy in this tiny village. A lot of organic pastries that…read moretaste really good. Great coffee selections and offers books as well as bakery goods that sell out fast every morning.

Tomato soup. Best ever…read more I love it. I've told everyone. very polite and partner with local businesses. They are doing a great job. keep up the good work

Came here for breakfast one morning before going snowboarding and it was amazing. As a vegetarian,…read moreit's hard to find places, especially in small towns, with many options and Tuscan has plenty! I ordered The Warwick sandwich and it was 10/10!!! The service was great and the cafe itself was so cute! They had many displays of art for sale along with small notebooks and other things. Would highly recommend!!

Our coffee expedition today took us to @PennyRoseCoffeeCo in #NewtonNJ . It is on the main drag…read morewhich is Spring St. It's a charming storefront coffee shop with outdoor seating in better weather. It's very roomy inside. We had some seasonal lattes and a scone that was the size of a personal pizza slice. @jackie_and_steve1986 #PennyRoseCoffeeCo

I was excited to try a new coffee place but this was not up to my standards…read more The initial vibe is cute with some couches and comfy chairs but it feels empty and without character. The French Toast latte was yummy even though they ran out of whipped cream. The carrot cake scone was pretty good, but they are refrigerated, so maybe ask for it to be heated up a bit to take the chill out. Hubby said the cappuccino was ok. I think what troubled me was the employee's indifference to our being there. We wiped down our own table because they all needed a cleaning. Then they said they needed to replace the napkins, they did but couldn't be bothered with bring us a couple. They were carrying in stock items and my husband held the door for them but they were like don't worry about it. We can just push the door ourselves.

I feel bad giving bad reviews but this was a must…read more Things that were really bad 1) Flies in the dining room. Lots. 2) As we were leaving, the lady behind the counter was serving ice cream, she licked the spoon--didn't realize we were standing at the counter. 3)Health inspection details on Yelp were bad, that explains the flies! Wish I would've read them before taking the drive. Things that were not so bad but not great 1) Hungry man dish prices match the portion sizes which were very small. Maybe because the griddle they use is very small--not a commercial type. More like the one you have at home. 2) No vegan options--that Yelp review that states that "all you have to do is ask", is 10 years old. I asked. The pancake mix is the kind you buy in the supermarket that is "complete". 3) No milk alternatives for coffee. That's the best I can do. We were better off making breakfast at home.

Customer service was stellar. Guy with the tattoos and man bun was tops!…read moreIn town for an anniversary party, so we were tired from the flight, but needed to fill up in order to get to work- this was exactly what we needed! It had a nice home town feel, never felt rushed, a great place to stop in for a Saturday morning breakfast with the family! Pancakes were great, coffee was even better! I'd definitely visit again!

I've been going to this deli for the past two years and have noticed several things:…read more 1. The sandwiches contain less meat than they used to and are priced higher. They employ an old deli trick of piling the meat in the center of the sandwich which when cut in half makes it look like it has more meat than it really does. The recent Jersey sandwich which contains corned beef, roast beef and turkey had only two slices of corned beef. 2. Different employees will charge or not charge sales tax on the sandwiches and prepared salads. 3. The baked goods are very over priced. I mean come on, $12.95 for a 7 in. by 7 in. crumb cake (yes I measured it).. On the plus side all the employees I've encountered are always courteous and hard working. My wife likes the prepared salads but they are now over $10.00. If the price increases continue at the current rate I will have to go elsewhere although in Sussex county the choices are limited.

Clove Brook is the best bakery and sandwich place in all of Sussex County. Everything is fresh, the…read moreemployees are so helpful and friendly. Their pies are 2 inches thick and fresh fruit not preserves. This pie had whole strawberries, bananas, blueberries and more. It was scrumptious as well as their cookie and apple pies. But, everything is amazing there. If you're looking for the best bakery in Sussex county Clove Brook is the one and only. Oh, and the ambiance is clean, and the cutest real country vibe. #best #bakery #sussexcounty #perfection

They are very serious about reservations needed here. So make sure to plan your visit well ahead…read more The food is impeccable and freshly prepared. I go here when I'm in the mood for tea sandwiches and a real cream tea with homemade scones, clotted cream and jam. Pretty decor. You can't go wrong here.

We were really excited to try this place and had planned our visit for months. Unfortunately, our…read moreexperience was disappointing from the moment we were seated. Our server spoke to us in a condescending manner. When we called to speak with the manager, the response defended the waitress's behavior instead of addressing our concerns and criticized us for not tipping. Why would we tip someone that made me feel like absolute trash

On my way to the sunflower maze, I realized we hadn't eaten lunch. Shortly thereafter, I located a…read morebuilding that appeared to serve lunch. Here is what I have learned about this building: Built in 1883, it is the second-oldest continuously operating business in the county. Hainesville holds the second-coldest temperature in New Jersey and Sussex County, at -32° F. Like you'll find in small Vermont towns, this is a local place that has a little bit of everything on the shelves and behind the counters. It is truly a general store in the big box era. Like you'll find in small Vermont towns, everyone in this building is wonderful to talk to, including everyone behind the counter (young and old) and anyone who walks in. This is clearly locals serving locals, and it survives on this community spirit. It also survives on the delicious food they serve. I ordered up a custom melt and my companion had one of their menu lunch items. We agreed that the deli is generous with ingredients, the food was delicious, and fresh-cooked. One of the best hidden gems NJ has to offer. Don't miss Hainesville next time you're up this way for any reason. High Point. Mahwah. Catskills. May it all be served by this lovely store for 150 more years to come.

Glad this location re opened Nice place for a sandwich ,…read morecookies etc Provides a few tables on the porch You can buy your lottery ticket there too

Everything from the service to the bagels and any kind of sandwich, cookies, pastries... all 5…read morestars. Anything you order is going to be incredible. We LOVE Yellow Cottage!!!

One star because Yelp won't allow zero. The worst customer service repeatedly. Walk through the…read moredoor, 3 employees behind the counter... no one else in the building... no acknowledgment, no greeting. Stood there for about 3 minutes and then decided to keep my money and move on. And like I said, not my first visit. Always rude, as if the customer is disrupting their day. Today was my last attempt. It's a shame, I live in the community and want to support local business.