Very responsive with great service…read more Well, this is an update. We have loved going to grassy roots for years now even before they move to our hometown of Beverly. Yesterday we picked up some things and did not have the experience we usually do. Rather than outline it on yelp, I chose to send an email to the restaurant. They responded within hours, apologized, explained, offered some upgrades and solutions. They heard what I said, and are actually replying again with more info., An off day happens anywhere. I'll continue my trips to grassy roots, knowing that their high level of quality and Product is worth the price. Everyone at grassy roots is so friendly and knowledgeable, it's good to know that their management is the one that made them that way nice

Absolutely love this place. Whenever I'm in tow it's the first place I go. Fresh food and…read moredelicious. Owner is awesome.

Located inside the back right area of the Blackcraft retail store, this coffee shop is stellar!…read more Their lattes have 2 shots of espresso in them. The actual coffee shop section only fits 8 ppl at a time, so a line can form quickly. There's no seating inside the coffee shop, but it's def perfect to grab a cup of hot coffee while you walk around in the cold. I ordered the blueberry cobbler latte (seasonal), but I was worried about it being too sweet. The barista said she could make it half sweet for me. Oh my goshhhh it was perfect half sweet!

I was excited to try this coffee shop after seeing nearly everyone I walked by that day holding a…read morecup from here. I was hoping it would be witchy without being too touristy. That was pretty much the vibe, although there were fewer seasonal / spooky themed menu items than I would have guessed. There was a strong emphasis on pumpkin and fall drinks offered, which I'm not looking for in July. There is no separate entrance, you have to go through the Blackcraft clothing store. It's fun to look at and has some funky things - I've always wanted to check out the store anyways - but it smelled like moth balls to me which was wild for a clothing store, so I felt like I already had that smell in my nose while I was waiting for coffee and taking the first sips - not ideal. Service was pretty quick and kind of friendly. I got the Midsummer Latte, which was mostly raspberry flavored. It was the perfect level of sweet, but got a little weird tasting as it warmed up a little as I walked around the city in a heat wave, so make sure you drink this one pretty quick for the best effect! The freeze dried raspberry pieces on top were so tart and tangy, they'd catch me off guard every time I got one in my mouth but in a fun way! It made the flavor more authentic. The decor in the coffee shop was very fun, as were their take home coffee bag brew names (ex: Labrewbrew, lol!) It's a small coffee area and seemingly had no air conditioning, I was getting sweaty just standing around for the few short minutes it took to get my drink. I kept thinking the poor baristas must be so uncomfortable. Pricing was on the higher side ($9 and change including a tip for a medium ish sized specialty latte), but for such a touristy area I was (begrudgingly) expecting this. Overall I'd love to try it again, maybe next time getting the featured caramel apple drink that sounded good. Like a lot of places in Salem I experienced, it seems like they're just not super equipped for heat wave temperatures unfortunately.

The service was really good. The steak was a bit chewy but yummy. The tuna was cooked perfectly…read more The games were fun!!

The staff are amazing and attentive and friendly! This is a great welcoming environment! We love…read morethe gaming options and the shows! We love how everyone is welcome to enjoy this great place! We loved them at the previous location and followed them to their current location! And we come here from New Hampshire! Love the Castle!

Great little brewery with cask ales and ESB's (so hard to find a decent ESB in New England). The…read moreIrish breakfast the last Saturday of every month is great with a proper pint!

Backbeat Brewing Company does Irish breakfast once a month, and as someone who has only had it in…read moreIreland prior to this, it did not disappoint! Prices were extremely reasonable with a breakfast coming out to about $13 and the employees behind the counter were super friendly and nice. The breakfast was delicious and a great portion for the price. My partner who has not eaten an egg in about 20 years worked up the courage to try this one and LOVED it which was as a huge win as he now knows he does like eggs! I personally enjoyed the beans and sausage, which definitely were just as good as what I've had in Ireland. The restaurant was relatively quiet when we went, but there were still a handful of regulars there. There was also Irish session happening around noon, which we stayed for part of and it was nice as well.

Great drip coffee and service!! Small cafe .indoor and outdoor seating. They also have expresso,…read morecappuccino and pastries

Kindest staff! You are always greeted in the nicest way. Coffee delicious. Enjoyed their toast…read morecreation for the second time. First time I tried the seasonal labne creation. Today I went for the almond butter, honey, cinnamon option. Wow! They make it with such love and it is truly a work of art. I'm Excited to try more of their combos. I also love that they use one of the best local bakeries bread. What a treat! If dairy free they have their house made almond macadamia milk which is SO good.

Love the cranberry scone. The servers were so sweet even though they were crazy busy. It's a tiny…read morelittle place, but if you are wanting to pick up a coffee and breakfast to go, it's amazing. They also sale homemade dog treats for the four-legged customers. We will be going back tomorrow before we head out.

We stop by for pastries whenever we're in town. Love that they have both full sized and mini…read morebismarks. Our favorite is the raspberry kind. The frosted shortbread cookie was also surprisingly good- nice shortbread base and buttercream on top. Tasted very rich in the best way possible. They have a variety of coffee drinks and seasonal pastries too.

Way too much cream cheese. It squeezed out everywhere and made a mess of the wrapper. Eating it in…read morethe car was a challenge, and I wasn't even driving. The bagel was fine, but the execution wasn't. Less cream cheese would have made for a much better experience.

Very delicious coffee and quick service! I ordered the Oats & Honey latte which had the perfect…read moreamount of sweetness and no bitter aftertaste. I found their menu to be super creative and I really don't think you could go wrong - everything sounded delicious. I think that all the drinks use oat milk so it's also very friendly for anyone who's dairy free. There are some non caffeinated drinks and kids drinks available as well, so there's definitely something for everyone here. We did takeout and our drinks were ready within about 2 minutes. There is a counter seating area, but overall not too much seating, so it definitely seems more like a cafe that you grab takeout from rather than one you'd want to sit or work in.

Went for mothers day…read more Tea: 2/6 people liked their tea. Mine reminded me of soap. It was something lavender. The berry one was a favorite, the green tea pomegranate was a full miss. Food (savory course): I told the server I was vegetarian. She told me that they would bring out extra vegetarian sandwiches, which they did not do. I was stuck there eating bread with a sliver of cucumber (too thin for a crunch) a thin swipe of cream cheese, and one to two flattened micro green sprouts in there. I was hungry and the other sandwiches looked great. Dessert 1 (scone course): Didnt recognize it. they gave us a dry lemon scone with a heck of a lot of icing on top. No cream, no butter, one factory processed jar of strawberry jam. Nothing to ease into the desserts. Dessert 2 (sweet course): All horribly sweet. Madeline was dry and had a hunk of chocolate or something on top. Not at all what I expect a Madeline to be (oven-fresh) and again too sweet. Petit fours: they somehow did this one well. Cream puff: winner. elderflower in this was excellent and it was light fluffy and fresh. Chocolate lumps: no one ate this. Macarons: too sweet. Almond one everyone but my dad hated. The purple one we thought was overly sweet without much flavor but was better than the almond. Chocolate ball with raspberry: intense flavor, pretty good, not sure what was up with the sprinkles. Honestly this is the second time I've been unimpressed, and after the staff fully disconnecting with the kitchen/customer I dont think I'll be back.

The cutest place for afternoon tea! I went here for a private event with some friends and it was…read moreperfect! I had their quiche and salad as the main. The cheese board was so cute and what stole the show were their pastries! The staff was so nice and attentive and it was honestly the perfect location to go with some friends or family and enjoy afternoon tea!