As the address might indicate, Shearwater Coffee Roasters lies in a small industrial complex that…read morehouses small and medium-sized businesses. This location is where the Shearwater beans are actually roasted (in 20lb batches, which counts as "really small" in the coffee industry). When I came by, I received a friendly and enthusiastic greeting from the personnel on site, who expressed no annoyance at being diverted from their normal wholesale activities. Shearwater has good beans, and those beans are roasted with care. I came in for some ground coffee that I could use while visiting Central Connecticut and walked away with a full pound of roasted coffee in the bean, 12oz of ground coffee, and a cold brew coffee to drink on my way back. The cold brew was delicious, and I liked the ground coffee (Honduras, I think) as well. The unground coffee made its way down to Philadelphia, where it's giving great pleasure to its recipients. Although Shearwater has espresso machines and some pour-over equipment on site, only the cold brew was available to retail customers like me. That was fair enough, but still somehow disappointing. If you're around Trumbull and are looking for some excellent coffee to take home, head directly to Shearwater without passing Go. Check their hours before you do, though; note for example that they close at 2PM on Fridays.

There aren't many coffee shops in this area, so I was intrigued to see such a highly-rated spot on…read moreYelp. As it turns out, this location isn't as much a cafe as a coffee tasting room. That being said, they always have at least one coffee brewing. On this early weekday afternoon, I got a 12 ounce of the Running Rapids (usually their cold brew) for $3.19. As other Yelpers have mentioned, there's no milk or sugar, leading to a pure and complex coffee experience. After letting it cool a bit, it was very deep and flavorful. It was nice to see a bit of the operation since the space is open. There are a few shelves with coffee accessories and a few stools for perching.

Huge salads. Best deal in town. Delicious lox platter. Great customer service. Friendly staffread more

Most may argue that flavor is above texture . For the most part I can agree on this. Even though…read morethe bacon was way too greasy and the bagel or cream cheese tasted like it had a hint of cake flavoring in it such as vanilla, the texture of the bagel was incredible. Crispy on the thinnest outer layer and soft with the right amount of moisture on the inside . This was is cute, well lit and petite on the inside, and I got my order in and received it in less than 10 mins. I loved their freshly squeezed orange juice, it's a must try.

If you are in Easton and looking for a cup of coffee, breakfast sandwich, muffin, or a panini for…read morelunch, then you should go to Greiser's. I came across this place in a Sunday morning after dropping my daughter at her soccer game and needing a little caffeine and snack before heading back to the field to catch the start of the game. Greiser's is a throw back to the little country store, with locally produced items, small crafts, and a simple menu prepared with care and great ingredients. The coffee was a little strong for my liking, but that's not a slight, just be aware you'll get a bold, strong cup of Java if that's your order. Enjoy it. Hope this review helps. I'll be back.

Great little place that will take you back in time. I'll explain, you'll go back in time to quality…read morebaked goods, friendly service, and a homey, old school, authentic atmosphere. Feel free to linger and be sure to check out their small but exceptional specialty food section. Hats Off!

I came here with my kids. First and foremost. I need to talk about the menu. The menu online does…read morenot say you have to pay extra if you want it on a croissant or Portuguese roll or whatever. It says that it's a choice. Whatever you order in store, you pay extra for having your sandwich on one of their choices. For example, my kids ordered a bacon, egg and cheese. An extra $2.50 for a croissant when it's part of their choices. I ordered a large caramel iced coffee, which was tolerable. Again choices on the online menu said caramel, vanilla, hazelnut available. What it should say is $1.00 extra for flavors. The service is very slow. My kids and I waited about 30 mins for 3 sandwiches. A tuna mac was also ordered. The total came to $63. Never again.

Fantastic sandwich. Well worth the price. I'll be eating there again for sure…read more I went to the new Stratford location on main st. Next to the ups store in Oronoque plaza.

This hole in the wall coffee shop in Trumbull is so cute. Tucked away apart of the noble gas…read morestation. Although a part of noble it's adorable has its own seating area and gives real New England coffee shop vibes even in the space it's in. I got an iced latte and Caesar chicken wrap. The latte camp quick and was very good. They have multiple options for flavors and specials for coffee like gingerbread latte or peppermint and eggnog! I'm stuck in my ways and got no flavor but I know people out there who do love flavors would come here in a heart beat knowing this. The wrap was really fresh and didn't take that long to wait for it to come out. I enjoyed my latte and wrap in there seating area and felt very relaxed. The baristas were cheerful and polite.

All your favorite foodie trends inside a gas station, who knew? A spot perfect for a quick…read moredrive-thru or a cozy sit-down. Their menu is huge, featuring acai bowls, fresh sandwiches and wraps, and fun bagels like this cheddar jalapeño. The drinks are next-level. I'm obsessed with their Hailey Bieber smoothie dupe, Dubai chocolate coffee, and the seasonal fall flavors. Friendly staff, convenient location, and so many delicious options make this spot well worth the stop.

Picked this place cause it was at the top of YELP's suggestions…read more Super cute shop- the name is so Punny! Service was great. House made pretzels was so so good, the saltiness complimented my iced mocha so so well! Chai is currently too hot to get a good read. Definitely great stop to day 5 of our road trip.

This location is next to the Fairfield Black Rock Metro North station. The inside feels cozy with…read morewarm lighting. It's a nice place to work, study or meet with friends. I truly enjoy the freshly baked pastries - the plain and chocolate croissants, the savory , cheeese danish and the pretzels. The coffee is good too. The owners are very sweet and friendly. They hosted an event at my apartment community. Soon they may have live jazz music events. I'm looking forward to that.

The food was amazing. The best scrambled eggs I've ever had and my friend agreed. We were there for…read moreour birthday lunch & we're very happy with our choice

Trumbull Cafe has now moved - check out their new location adjacent to Sapore's Deli. What was…read moreonce the former Giove's, and then Fatty Patty, had been beautifully remodeled with a fresh, noir decor. Same great service and menu/food.

DELICIOUS .... a HIDDEN gem!…read more Walking in, this place is very warm and inviting. Walls are filled with local art for sale, and lots of plants! Came here after stumbling on this place searching "vegan coffee shop", wow did they deliver! The staff is super friendly, and had great recommendations! There had to be at least 5 vegan options, options that were not just tofu! For those not vegan, like myself, plenty of yummy options with a flare. Get two of the vegan peanut butter brownie, it's well worth it! Found pricing to be fair, look forward to trying the coffee next time.

The inside feels cozy and there's plenty of seating- we chose the corner booth. The service is…read moregreat; the employees were very accommodating, helpful, and friendly. We received our food and drinks quickly. We ordered two iced strawberry matcha lattes. Unfortunately, they were pretty terrible and borderline undrinkable. I don't doubt that their coffee is good, but this was disappointing. The color was not great, it had no actual matcha flavor, and not nearly sweetened enough (even with the strawberry syrup). It pretty much tasted like chalky water with strawberry seeds. I ordered the turkey bacon, egg, Gouda cheese with spinach on a multigrain roll. I enjoyed it, and both the turkey and eggs were cooked well. I feel like there wasn't enough cheese, but maybe that's just me. However, the sandwich was kind of dry and I had to ask for ketchup so I could just have some moisture. My partner ordered the chipotle chicken sandwich. The chicken didn't have much flavor, but the sauce was good.