Good food with a very large and diverse menu. Nothing "typical" but all good. The service was…read moreexcellent, and those who are employed there are helpful and accommodating. There is outdoor seating if you choose, and inside is very comfortable.. You can buy different gourmet products., teas, coffees, honey, and much more. I recommend it to anyone who wants to eat something healthful- everything tastes fresh, and made with care.

Wanted to try this place after hearing all of the hype…read more. We got the quarter bird with a Caesar salad and a side of mac and cheese, some lemonade and a fresh baked chocolate chip cookie. The chicken was really good, tender and moist with just enough flavor. Unfortunately the salad was drenched in dressing, too much for liking and the Mac and cheese was way too salty. Not just a tad salty, but Inedible salty that we had to get a refund. I tried a Dubai chocolate cold brew coffee. The coffee paired with the coffee was nice. Would like to try another coffee. This place has fresh marketplace food with pastries and desserts. Cute little spot but I'm not sure if I'll be back. Overall concept is great, prices reflect that of a fresh market

Ambiance of the place is nice, usual coffee shop type deal. Good place to go with friends. Got the…read moreCinnamon Toast Crunch chai. A bit too sweet but good over all. Also had an avocado toast. Decent, added on tomatoes and pickled onions (both $0.75 additional each). The description said that the base (original total $9) for the build your own avocado toast had olive oil and lime on it but I honestly could not taste either. Not sure if they didn't add it or if it may have been mixed in with the mashed up avocado? If so I think it would be better if added on top. Had to put more salt and pepper on it but at least they had packets available to do so. Overall not bad but kinda overpriced (for example they had potato pancakes for $2.75/each?? And additional $1 for apple sauce and another $1 for sour cream? I think it would be better to have 3 pancakes with the add ons for all one charge). Service was good, basic cashier set up you pay before you eat, they serve your food to you w table numbers if you eat in and call out your name for drinks.

"Rebel Rebel, you've torn your dress Rebel Rebel, your face…read moreis a mess Rebel Rebel, how could they know? Hot tramp, I love you so" (David Bowie) After a morning appointment in Farmington, we were both in the mood to stop somewhere for breakfast. That gave us the perfect opportunity to stop at a place we've driven by a zillion times. Rebel Dog Coffee's area shops have been on our radar for years, and yesterday we finally checked their Farmington location. It's in a strip mall shopping plaza right next to a Nardelli's more or less where Route 6 crosses Fienneman Road/Birdseye Road. Their Dog Pack has four Rebel Dog members spread out around the Greater Hartford area and some of their coffees can be found in local supermarkets. Their Farmington store is very large and comfortable, with plenty of space between the customer tables. The dining room was fairly crowded when we arrived, with people socializing and banging away on their laptops. Rebel Dog has a very deep offering of coffee drinks and food choices, Want a coffee? Well, you best be ready to choose among single or double espressos (with or without foam of whipped cream or steamed milk, lattes. Cappuccinos, mochas, and Americanos, light-dark-or decaf drip coffees, French Press, Pour Overs, teas, jot chocolates and a ton more. You can even get a growler of coffee, tea, or kombucha. I never saw that before. Now, what good is a morning coffee without something to munch alongside it? No worries, because the Dog has you covered with everything from "Build Your Own" breakfast sandwiches, six egg Benedicts, oatmeal, yogurt & granola, fruit cups, and pastries. If you arrive later in the day, your options might include soups, salads, sandwiches, grilled cheese and burgers. Our breakfast order was a cup of their Steady Habits light house blend (a medium-light roast, smooth and sweet with notes of roasted nuts, fig, and caramel), a cup of their Big Red Truck Dark Roast (a blend of both washed process and natural process Colombian coffees for a rich and layered coffee with notes of dark chocolate, crème brûlée, and warm spices), a "build Your Own" Breakfast Bagel Sandwich and an order of Avocado Toast. With tax and tip, everything totaled under $25. The sandwich we built contained ham and an egg on an Everything Bagel and we had zero complaints about it. My Avocado Toast (no added egg or protein) was wonderful. It was a thick slice of homemade multigrain bread topped with a very generous blanket of smashed avocado. We could not have been happier with our first encounter with a Rebel Dog.

Coffee crawl spot #5!…read more Froth coffee was on the Hartford coffee crawl, and of course the coffee connoisseur had to make an appearance! I've been here once before, but didn't get anything out of the ordinary This time I got the blueberry crumble Iced latte and a chocolate chunk cookie. The ice latte,l had blueberry drizzle, cheesecake cold foam and cheesecake crumble pieces on top. It was so good, however, it was like drinking dessert in a cup. Definitely a dessert latte! Service was quick, and the girls made my coffee promptly

Coffee and service are still great here. Stopped by with a group a friends to enjoy a cold brew…read moreiced coffee.

The Daily Grind is a coffee shop that I've heard of before, but I've never been because I've never…read morebeen to this part of town. Located in Unionville pretty close to the Farmington River, this adorable coffee shop will provide you the fuel before or after your walk. They offer lunch, breakfast and coffee options. They have a spacious interior as well as a few tables outside. Their large menu of coffee, teas and energy drinks was intriguing. I had to get the Peeps Latte when I saw it listed on their Specials menu. It was ready quickly. This was adorable looking, it had three colorful peeps sitting on top of the marshmallow cold foam. This vanilla based latte, was equally tasty as it was looking. After my pick me up, I picked myself up and went for a walk, the trial is really intended for cyclists, but we made do. Daily Grind is a great little cafe, I plan on returning to.

Came here as part of the coffee crawl and got the special magic bar shaken espresso. We also…read moreordered a bacon egg and cheese on a roll. Everything was very good and tasty, fresh and delicious The girls were very friendly! Plus, it's dog friendly!! We also did a review and got some bagels!!

I had never heard of Aroma Joes before but glad we tried it! We keep coming back for their…read moredelicious Frojoe! (It's a coffee slushy) definitely recommend "Sticky Bun" flavor. The service is always great at every location and the employees are always very helpful when we have questions on the different flavors.

Incredible service with a short wait time. Super nice staff. Easily customize drinks. They go above…read moreand beyond to make your day. On more than one occasion they have decorated my cup or given me stickers when I showed up in not-the-greatest mood. They're wonderful with recommendations and I truly enjoy their ever-changing efforts to keep things fun and new!

I am a very big fan of Alvarium Roasting Company. Their coffee has a lovely depth of flavorful on…read moreits own, but I enjoy ordering their monthly specialty drinks. Recent standouts were April's "What's up Doc" carrot cake latte, & May's "Blossom-Sauce" cold brew, which had a house black currant syrup and an elderflower cold foam. It's a relatively small space in the primary area, but they typically offer extra seating in another area, I think the brewery area. So that's nice. And it's a very relaxed, friendly, pleasant environment. I highly recommend going if you have not. While I have not attended any, I know they host events such as Cars + Coffee!

Parking: huge lot, but hard to notice if you're not paying attention…read more Decor: inside is a little deceptive from the other photos. It is a very small coffee shop with extra seating in a bigger room that is from the brewery, not a cozy area to do work in though. Staff: friendly Coffee/tea: nice selection, snacks are brought in from an outside vendor Overall: if you're looking for a quick pit stop this place is perfect...if your looking for that cozy cafe' vibe I'd shop around

Purgatory Coffee Roasters is located on Queen Street at the Oak Hill Cemetery corner, in…read moreSouthington, Connecticut on Route 10 Met a dear friend of mine for coffee and wonderful conversation I had a medium black coffee which was extremely flavorful, and my friend had a cold brew, iced coffee with cream and sugar. Both coffees cost a total of $10 and change plus a 20% tip. So I'm thinking it was $13. A little pricey, but all was good. I'm just not a big fan of this cashing out with the tip percentage staring you straight in the face on the checkout screen. The interior of the building was clean and welcoming. I didn't like sitting in the booth style seating across a table from my friend who was seated in a regular chair and seemed to be sitting way lower than me. It was a little wonky. The barista was personable, not overly friendly, but OK. So all in all, it's a nice place for coffee. There is no drive-through, and they do take Apple Pay. Clean restrooms and easy parking

Today was my first time trying Perkatory, and I had a great experience. The set-up in there is…read morereally cool, and the staff is very nice and helpful. I ordered the guava and cheese croissant and the Final Girl. The croissant was delicious and reminded me of a Danish. The Final Girl, which was a cucumber and mint limeade was just okay. The flavor was pretty mild, while I would have preferred a stronger punch, but it was good nonetheless.