Was visiting from California and the location gave me a bit of trouble to find but once in it was a…read morecute spot. The food was great the drinks were even better. Definitely gunna stop by again.

Just a terrible physical location. Everything is wonderful about SCR and I enjoy all the coffee,…read morebaked treats and goodies the offer from other local vendors - also the inside of this store is beautiful and chic always clean and tidy and quiet for a place to Get some work done or relax with a friend. Only thing that is bad about this place (and it's really bad) is the actually physical location of this store. It's on a pretty busy street ( Brookfield Road or Stafford) a really nice sign to welcome You but there is only 1 handicapped spot to park - the other spots are for the remnants of an apartment .. that is on the opposite site / above the coffee shop ! Seems wild to have signed that lease truly - not even foot traffic can pass by here it's so strange ! The actual parking lot is down a set of steps way too treacherous in the winter or frosty weather and a challenge for those with physical limitations (maybe not handicapped ) but even so there's only ONE spot for the disabled and those stairs themselves are confusing to where they bring you to on the side - I was pretty sure I almost opened the door into Someone's apartment kitchen trying to enter this place from What I thought was a side or back entrance ( would make sense since the parking lot is in Ohio) All in all it's a lovely shop but I won't be back based on convenience to get to.

I really love finding hidden gems like Acoustic Java. I am a sucker for a good book store, AND a…read moregood coffee shop, and Acoustic Java is both! I stopped by to get a couple of coffees to go, and a pastry. The staff was very patient and pleasant to chat with - something I really miss with the larger coffee chains. The coffees were made exactly as I requested, and the pastry was warmed up and wrapped in a foil to maintain the heat. I really love the attention to detail. I'll note that I noticed they use Monin brand syrups (my favorite!). They are not the cheapest option, so it goes to show that the folks at Acoustic Java care about quality over maximizing profit. The location is great - a bit hidden, but the industrial vibe just fits for a small roasting company. I love that the roastery is visible through the glass panels. The packaged beans are all laid out for you to easily read the labels and shop. I love that they carry quality tea for non-coffee drinkers/tea lovers. The merch is also cute, I was very tempted to add yet another coffee shop tote bag to my hoard. They carry a huge variety of used and new books - and they offer the most unique pricing I've ever seen. You can look up the cost of the book online - so long as the condition is roughly the same, that's how much they will charge you for the book (+ tax)! That's amazing, and I don't know how they can possibly even make money with this policy, but with the giant chain and online retailers, it's really the best incentive to get folks to support local. I think one of the biggest highlights here, on top of the great coffee, ambiance, and service, is that they offer various tastings, classes, and live music events. Personally, I feel like this is key in building a community, and I love that they do this. You can look up the different events on their website, some of which are free to attend. I can definitely see this as a place to come read a book over some tea, catch up with a friend over coffee, or take a date to a barista class for a unique experience.

I owe an updated review here. My past review had been negative but I welcomed to give Acoustic Java…read moreanother chance and I'm glad I did. Their coffee remains consistent and they brew the best bean in town. Truly a hidden gem...literally. They're hidden in the back of Rotmans (old furniture store) and you'll never see it from the main road. I drink coffee on a regular basis and could probably consider myself an amateur coffee snob lol. Lately I have made a purchase for teas and my wife didn't like the selections I've chose so they were welcoming and honored an exchange. I just had to pay the difference which I was glad to. We had good company with us and so there's also ample seating in the next room--you can enter from the front of the building as you enter through the main entrance or go through the back. Cheers

I love fuel America, it's my favorite coffee shop in Worcester. I prefer the Grove Street location…read more The vibe is very chill, and they always have great music on in the background. Varied seating - high tops, low tops, soft chairs, bar seating. The cafe menu has so many healthy options to choose from and I've never had something I didn't enjoy. Coffee is great as well. One of the few coffee shops in Worcester I feel comfortable camping out with my laptop for an hour or so.

Great kale smoothie! I was in the area for work and pleasantly surprised by the ambiance and…read morehealthy offerings. I would return.

This is a very warm a welcoming coffee shops located in Riverside! AWESOME coffee and great…read morelocation along the bike path! No matter the weather!

It's walking distance from my house, and I am a coffee lover, I can't, and you can't go wrong…read more Warm welcoming atmosphere, and when the weather is nice there is copious outdoor seating with a bike path next door.

Came here as part of the coffee crawl! The last spot of the 17!…read more I got their seasonal cherry vanilla syrup and added mocha to a cold brew coffee! Spoke with one of the women working and she was very personable. We chatted for a bit about coffee and which spots we went to. They have pastries and other drinks and a little outdoor seating area Parking is VERY limited and tight. They shed the lot with other businesses

I've been wanting to check out Radial Coffee for a while, they are located in Vernon, a bit of a…read moreblah town. So I finally took the half hour drive to check them out. They are located in what appears to be a little house. There's parking in the front for around four vehicles, on my way out I realized they have a substantial parking lot in the rear. The inside is super cute with hardwood floors, wooden furniture and comfy seating. It's not super spacious, but comfortable for a date or a solo adventure. At Radial they roast their own coffee beans. They had some pastries, but not many, probably because it was after 2:00 o'clock. For my coffee I got the Honey Maple Latte. The barista said I could take a seat, she would bring it to me. Well, it's a good thing she brought it over, because I would have spilled it. The presentation was lovely. It came in a navy ceramic cup with a saucer, with a design on top. This was one of the smoothest and creamiest coffees I've had in a while. From the texture of the latte its self, to the flavor, it is very smooth, in a way lux. The flavor was there but in a very organic way, nothing is too sugary. This was a very pleasant experience at Radial.

I always feel like I'm in California when I'm at TLC. There's a very chill vibe about the place…read moreand everything on the menu is delicious. They have blended seasonal coffee drinks that are out of this world!!

This little coffee shop is cute but it's definitely not the place to come if you have a big…read moreappetite for some mouth watering food. The avocado toast was plain and lacked flavor, same with the chicken wrap. The strawberry smoothie was good, but it seemed to a pre-made mix, not fresh fruit. Although, I don't drink coffee my boyfriend is always on the hunt for a good coffee and he thought it was okay. I would like to point out the variety of coffee beans, it was super cool and all the workers were very nice.

Very friendly staff. Slightly better than average coffee and tea. For a coffee shop it doesn't…read moreexactly have a large variety. The coffee was good but not much better than what I can make at home which was not what I was expecting for a coffee roaster. I also tried their RED ROOIBOS TEA. It reminds me of a very strong hibiscus. Too floral for me. I do love their environmentally friendly to go cups. The shop is very unique. Very much a gypsy vibe. Like a fusion of an abstract art exhibit meets a hippy college dorm room, meets a cafeteria, meets a bazaar. It is collaborated with a few businesses ("The Urban Food Brood"-"Corsello Butchery"- "Happy Man"-Forest Doe Botanicals"-"Nosh Restaurant & Cafe"). A very supportive community. The seating is very cozy but awkward. Great place to meet up with friends or make new friend. They also have cold brewed canned coffee with unique flavors as well. All in all. Not too shabby my friends.

I love this hippie coffee spot. I've been here during good…read moretimes with friends, also been here when I just wanted to be alone and try to process my thoughts and feelings. Recently been dealing with a lot so when I knew I'd have a few hours to myself; I went out for a run and came here afterwards. I just sat outside with my coffee, it was nice and quiet, nobody bothered me. The interesting thing about this place is that it's more than just coffee, they have other little kiosks. Some sell food, some sell homemade goods like candles, lotions etc. It really is a place I'll come to again, and again.

Brilla is our go to coffee shop in Holden. Coffee is consistently excellent hot or iced…read more Staff and atmosphere are wonderful. They also have a great roasting business.

Very strong coffee and okay pastries. I've heard good things about the mocha so I need to try that…read morein the future. I love that there's a drive thru, that's super convenient. The inside is cute and well maintained. There were lots of families when I went which is always a nice sign.

What a cute find ! Came down from NH to meet my niece. She had heard about it and wanted to check…read moreit out. Loved the soup and sandwich and the latte was scrumptious. Dishes, real napkins, felt like home. The staff was super friendly too.

Genuinely one of the worst breakfasts I've ever been served. The bacon was so undercooked I'm…read moresurprised it didn't crawl off the plate, while the sandwich looked like someone cremated it and then slapped it together anyway. Everything was greasy, burnt, flavorless, and honestly looked like gas station food left under a heat lamp for 12 hours.For the price, I expected breakfast not a survival challenge. Even the presentation looked thrown together like nobody cared. Whole table was disappointed. Save your money and your stomach.