Had the gluten free carrot cake today. It was SCRUMPTIOUS! Texture of cake was perfect and icing…read morewas really good, not too sweet. Dean's Coffee is a hidden gem for tasty gluten free treats!

The best coffee shop I've ever been to in NJ (and it's not even in NJ). Every time I'm near Pearl…read moreRiver, I have to stop at Dean's. The drinks never miss and the almond croissant is to die for.

Wonderful spot! Super cozy to work in and my iced dirty chai was delicious. I'll definitely be back.read more

My wife and I stopped into Il Freno on our way home from a farmers market. Shop is extremely cute…read morewith great decor. The woman working behind the counter was friendly, patient, and helpful. My wife had an incredible peanut butter cookie latte, the kind of flavor that made me question my "black coffee" tastebuds. That said, I loved the smoothness of the La Colombe coffee bean cold brew that I had. Excellent coffee shop!

This place continues to be a gem in Nanuet, NY. Coffee is a staple to our lives and skimping is…read morejust not a variable!

I came here twice while visiting in New York. It is a cute little coffee spot, but the menu is a…read morelittle small, the only reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5. The coffee quality is great and the man working is very knowledgeable about coffee! They have indoor seating and there is plenty of parking. The prices are $$. The cold brew coffee was delicious and nice and strong, just how I love it!

new coffee spot and they roast their own beans!…read more Tried their Vanilla sage but it lacked the flavor i was looking for so i'll try another flavor next time BUUUTT the coffee was really fresh and had a lovely taste. Not burned not under roasted, just perfect! Brought a bag of beans too and the scent was wonderful! Gonna have to explore more to get a good sense of the place but definitely looks really promising and i can see myself coming back! maybe even soon lol

Stopped into Bergen Coffee Roasters for the first time after noticing it near my job, and wow, I'm…read moreobsessed. The space is beautiful, and the staff was incredibly kind and helpful while I figured out what to order as a first-time customer. I went with an iced brown sugar latte with cloud cold foam, and it was perfect. Not overly sweet either! Only suggestion - Not so much ice and more coffee Already looking forward to my next visit! The matcha is definitely next on my list!

Today is Mother's Day and my wife wanted Avocado Toast and some strawberry shortcake…read more I'd been to the cute and quaint Cafe Trois before, knowing they have good food. I got Avo' toast, a French Toast breakfast, a piece of strawberry shortcake. The line was bananas. I mean it was out the door by 10:00 am. That said, my food came relatively quickly, all things considered, and most importantly... it was correct and all there. The tall Latte I got was great, too. Give Cafe Trois a try next time you're in the area!

Excellent experience dining in Cafe Trois Northvale. Although a small cafe, the quick service and…read morequaint atmosphere make for a great space for a cup of coffee and/or brunch. I loved my cappuccino and farmer's salad. My sister ordered an omelette with home fries. I took home a chocolate croissant and it was delicious! Can't wait to come back here.

One of the most successful private label brands in the annals of grocery history, the Eight O'clock…read moreCoffee brand was introduced by the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company in 1859 and was sold there until 2015 when A&P finally went out of business. Interestingly (at least to me) the brand was named based on several 19th century focus groups (or whatever they were called at the time) that said consumers had their first cup of coffee of the day at eight o'clock. Considering life expectancy in 1859 was around 51, this sounds a little late in the day to me or just maybe, the gunslingers and bandoleros of the time were just waking up after a night of rotgut whiskey at the saloon. Currently, the brand is sold via e-commerce and select grocery channels (Walmart) by Tata Consumer Products of India who is the second largest producer of tea and coffee in the world. For those who may be too young to remember, A&P was the nation's largest mid-century grocery chain and was particularly prominent in the New York metropolitan area meaning, a bag of Eight O'clock Coffee was always around my home growing up as no one in the swinging 70's cared a wit about gourmet coffee and viewed it largely as a functional beverage on par with Maxwell House and Folgers. Today of course, when toddlers are weaned on double espressos and daily twelve dollar lattes are the ruination of countless credit ratings, Eight O'clock now offers "Barista Blends" and Keurig versions to keep our nervous systems permanently jangled. Just for fun, I tried Eight O'clock again recently and found it to be a very decent cup of coffee but honestly, I won't be going out of my way to stockpile the brand. Coffee's not my thing but any brand that has the stamina to survive 165 years, has to be worth an automatic five stars for lifetime achievement. My toddler agrees.

I recently bought a bag of their Whole Bean Colombian Coffee. When I purchased the beans, they had…read more2 months to go before they were considered to be expired. But when I brewed them in my french press, they tasted expired: rancid oils, weak and bitter flavor, etc. I was bummed and decided to give their 800 number a call. The woman I spoke to on the other end of the line was SO NICE! She gave me reasons for maybe why they tasted expired; she acted professionally, friendly, and apologetic; she sent me a refund in the mail; and she eluded to talking to her "team" about improvements. She took my criticism into consideration and made me feel heard. So not 5 stars because of the bad beans, but 4 stars because of the great customer service/relations!

Paris Baguette is one of those places I get an itch for every once in a while. Superb croissants,…read moredelicious fruit tarts, and a rotating selection of seasonal pastries keep things interesting. Today they had a s'mores donut and a s'mores waffle. If you're hoping to try some of the unique or seasonal items, get there in the morning. They only make about a dozen of some pastries, and once they're gone... that's it for the day. This morning I walked out with a chocolate croissant, two plain croissants, fruit tarts, a couple of different mochi donuts, the s'mores donut, and a coffee donut. Yeah... it was a pretty yummy box. As you can imagine, the family was quite pleased when they woke up and found that box of yumminess waiting in the kitchen. Whether you're stopping in for breakfast, dessert, or just because you're craving something sweet, Paris Baguette is a fun place to browse. There's always something new to tempt you into buying one more pastry than you planned.

Omg - I cannot believe how good everything is from Paris Baguette. I stopped in last night and…read morebought the pastry Frank, hash brown bread with ham and cheese, crab meat croquette, and curry croquette. My favorite though was the crab croquette and hubby liked the curry. Each item was baked to perfection-fluffy, flaky and just outstanding.

I finally tried The Perk House and I'm actually obsessed. The drinks alone??? insane…read more I got the black & white cookie latte and the white chocolate strawberry matcha latte and both were sooo good but in completely different ways. The black & white cookie latte was rich and sweet without being too much, and the white chocolate strawberry matcha was so smooth and perfectly balanced -- not too earthy, not too sweet, just really good. But the maple butter sausage sandwich??? I was not expecting it to be THAT good. The sweet and savory combo was perfect and it tasted so fresh. The whole place has such a cute vibe too -- clean, aesthetic, and somewhere you actually wanna sit and stay for a bit. Service was great and everything came out quick. 10/10 I'll definitely be back.

Orgasmic! Food was good but their coffee was to die for! Staff was friendly and let me stay until…read moreclosing to finish my work. Lots of food traffic. Their pop tarts and coffee buckets are so worth it!