Great selection of food and they warm up your sandwiches as well. Their coffee is excellent. Their…read moreprices are reasonable. They have lots of places to sit and it's cozy and fairly quiet. Service is very good.

First go idiot yo the Burlington location. Very open yet cozy. Sat by the fireplace to enjoy an…read moreafternoon pick-me-up. Staff was super friendly. Get that dark cherry syrup back as a year-round offering, please! My chai was great--not too sweet.

Believing in second chances, I went back here for the same order about half an hour before close…read more To give an accurate review, I ordered the same item and watched the process more closely. Me and my gf were very impressed this time around. The Pina Colada tasted every way that it was supposed to be and we couldn't resist drinking it too fast! Thank you Ebar!

Here we see the impact of a steady decline. Now the barista has a "don't give a sh!t attitude". It…read moreis dirty. They are out of sparkling water. I get club soda instead. I say: no ice please, but too late. She pours the soda from the ice into a new cup and tops it off. WTF. Also note that the drip coffee is pretty bad. No one seems to care about the seating area. But prices are still high. This place used to be pretty good. Too bad.

Really great coffee shop. Good seating, relax and talking with friends. Best in Lexington.read more

I stopped downtown at Peet's for a chai and a breakfast sandwich. Of course, this particular…read morelocation has only pastries, no breakfast sandwiches. I wish the website could have reflected that. That was rather frustrating, not the best start to my Sunday.

I needed to kill time while my son was taking a driving lesson in Winchester. It's not really worth…read moredriving home to sit there for 15 minutes and I'll drive back to pick him up. Decided to stop into the local caffe Nero in Winchester. As far as chain goes, this is a very small location, but still retains the airy industrial eclectic feel of a warehouse filled with combination of rustic furniture and your grandparents antique stuffed chairs and a fireplace that belongs in a log cabin. I like to say it still has cozy vibes and is conducive to enjoying a lengthy conversation with your friends. There were two people at the counter and the one who served me was polite, but also seemed pretty tired. I am guessing I arrived at the end of her long holiday Monday shift. I did not stop her from making my oatmilk matcha latte with love and artistry. I know countertop with my laptop and free Wi-Fi with USB ports and electric sockets available for free (or for the price of a coffee or tea). It's loud in here, but I will put in my headphones and get into flow until I need to pick my son up. Thank you, Caffè Nero. This is exactly what I needed.

Cafe Nero is a little overpriced. Thirteen dollars for a 16oz latte and an almond croissant stands…read moreout, especially when The Bagel Bar across the street would charge roughly half. I understand that prices are what they are now, but it's still something you notice. Even so, I stopped in, and overall, I'm glad I did. The almond croissant was genuinely very good. The almond flavor was present and clear without being overpowering or overly sweet, which is harder to pull off than it sounds. It tasted fresh and well-made, not like an afterthought sitting under glass all day. The sugar-free caramel latte was also solid--creamy, rich, and well-balanced. It didn't taste watered down or overly artificial, which can sometimes happen with sugar-free syrups. The atmosphere lands somewhere between calm and busy. There's a steady hum of low conversation, the usual coffeehouse music quietly filling the space, and dim lighting that feels intentional rather than gloomy. It's comfortable and relaxed, the kind of place where you can sit, read, think, or pretend to get work done without feeling rushed. The staff was friendly, efficient, and knew what they were doing. Ordering was quick and easy, with no confusion or awkward pauses. There's a good selection of standard coffee shop food--sandwiches, croissants, pastries, power bars, and other small bites--nothing groundbreaking, but enough variety to find something that works. Overall, it's a pleasant and reliable experience. Not especially memorable, but consistently good, comfortable, and well-run. You leave satisfied, caffeinated, and only mildly aware of what you just spent, which feels about right.

This is one of my go to coffee spots! I love their seasonal lattes, (so worth the 7 bucks) and they…read morealso have a ton of regular flavored syrups and ground coffee as well. The inside is small but cozy, and the staff is always welcoming. I've never tried their food, but they have a bunch of breakfast options. It sucks that they are closed on Sunday, as I feel like that would be one of their busier days. But I would much rather come here than Starbucks to support a local coffee shop.

True North Coffee in Burlington is one of those places that instantly makes you feel at home. Every…read moretime I walk in, I'm greeted by friendly, welcoming staff who truly set the tone for a great experience. It's not just a coffee shop--it's a community hub where I always seem to run into neighbors and friends, which makes each visit even more special. The coffee is consistently delicious, and their homemade baked goods are a standout--fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Their breakfast sandwiches are also amazing and always hit the spot. Whether you're stopping in for a quick coffee or staying to catch up with friends, True North Coffee delivers every time.

My go-to when I'm in a pinch for time or need a quick breakfast. Service is friendly and very fast,…read moreeven if the line is out the door. Sandwiches usually come out fast but you can end up waiting 5-10 minutes if they get an influx of orders. Like everything else now, it's not as affordable as it once was. A large iced and a sandwich runs about $10 before tipping. Rather than coming daily, I now treat it as a luxury. I normally forgo coming to get a sub or a couple slices for lunch instead. One thing that is strange is that they don't have any napkin dispensers. If they don't give you any with your sandwich or you get a leaky coffee, you need to request them or you're out of luck.

The prices for coffee and donuts have gone up compared to other Honey dews. I used to go here 2-3…read moretimes week but cut back. This is a busy place maybe owner trying to get more $$$. anyways staff is nice and have good customer service but found that whoever you get to make coffee is not consistent either too bland, sweet or not enough cream or sugar. given im asking for same combo every time. Donuts are fresh at least.

Their Fancy Grilled Cheese (Gruyere cheese, bacon, tomato, avocado on ciabatta) is something…read morespecial. I get it without bacon - it doesn't even need it. The bread it's served on is so good, and it's grilled to perfection. I'm obsessed with this sandwich and wish I lived closer! Oh, put your order in online - they take a while to prepare. I'd put the order in at least 10 minutes out.

My favorite local coffee shop! I love all the Asian flavor drinks here. They have black sesame,…read morepandan, Mango Sticky Rice, Banana Coconut, etc. I got the: -coconut mango sticky rice matcha: oh my god, a must order!!! This was sooo delicious. I think about this drink often. Every flavor that was supposed to be there, was there and they blended all together so perfectly. -tiramisu latte: delicious. Again, the flavors are so perfect here. It gets pretty busy here so I recommend ordering online if you're in a rush

Lunch time! Yes!…read more Wanted a yummy lunch so decided to come to Revival because we know they have several lunch items on their menu and also coffee! The place has plenty of seating and it's always welcoming with it's relaxing background music. My boyfriend and I wanted coffee for sure but then couldn't decide on what food items to order. We finally decided to share a grilled cheese sandwich and a tomato soup because it was a cold day and we were a little chilly from walking outside. The tomato soup hit the spot! It was rich in flavor and it was served with a nice big slice of bread. The grilled cheese was very gooey and delicious! It was packed with tons of cheese and it was literally oozing out with cheese because it had so much. We enjoyed dipping our breads into the soup and soaking up the yummy soup. Each bite was perfection! We ordered at the counter and the nice waitress brought over our food to our table. The coffee was also very good and it paired very well with our yummy lunch. We had a perfect winter lunch date!

The eda-mama-mia was a delightful combination of flavors and the perfect size for lunch. I easily…read morefound a seat near the window to enjoy watching Lexington go by.