I've heard of this place but finally made the visit! I have to recommend their Tiramisu Latte,…read moreprobably the best latte I've gotten out at a restaurant! Creamy and balanced, I was tempted to get another! We ordered the California Burrito and Big 55 sandwich. The jalapeño aioli paired with the carne asada on the burrito was unreal. Better than they make in Cali! Big 55 was everything you could want in a classic breakfast sandwich with sausage and bacon on a soft ciabatta with chipotle aioli. Last note - the guys behind the counter were so friendly, greeting everyone coming through the door! I swear they knew everyone, and introduced themselves if they didn't. Such a cool environment for a cafe in a place that doesn't always seem "local" based on tourism.

Rule 1: The customer is always right. Rule 2: If the customer is ever wrong, reread Rule 1…read more Visited today while on vacation, and noticed my coffee did not taste fresh. I saw the staff making my coffee drink using a can. When I saw this and asked to change my order, the barista told me I would have pay for a new drink. Beware, this place is praying on tourists.

Okay so I love this little spot in Mystic! Away from the main street chaos and with a parking lot…read morewere the first perks! The Life on Marizpan latte was incredible - got it iced and the flavor was amazing! All flavor shots are made in house. Kids had the lemonade - also fresh and in house. Shared a large cheese pizza and devoured! The baked goods looked delicious! I will say - the donuts were sold out when we were there at noon so we will definitely will be back for everything we tried and hopefully donuts next time too!

This was a small spot with outdoor seating along with a few tables inside. It was an organic…read morebakery as well as a pizza shop that also served breakfast dishes. There were a lot of intriguing options to choose from. I had the chilaquiles ($15) and a Cacio Pepe doughnut ($4). The chilaquiles had corn tortilla chips, salsa Verde, salsa Macha, cotija, white onion, cilantro, and a fried egg. The chips appeared to be homemade, and they were tremendous along with the salsa Verde and Macha. There was a nice kick to the salsas and a perfect crunch from the chips. However, it just felt like the dish was mostly chips. I felt like more toppings could be added or an additional egg. The fried egg was also a little overcooked, guess when ordering, we could have specified how we wanted it to be cooked. The doughnut was okay. The sourdough base was very solid, but essentially just a lot of cheese on top. I was not sure what to expect regarding this type of doughnut, but this was the least optimal choice. Will I go back? I would.

Kid friendly. Foods AMAZING service is phenomenal…read more Pop-over to cure a hangover? YES Bloody Mary is 10/10

Went to Pop Over Eatery for breakfast on a weekday. It's a cute spot, with a counter for people…read moreordering takeout, as well as many tables for dining in. Our waitress was knowledgeable about the menu, and friendly. She took our orders, and our food came out pretty quickly. We ordered the corned beef hash plate, the Shoreline Feast, and the Kpop. Shoreline feast was a standard breakfast plate of eggs, bacon, sausage, and home fries. I did like that croissant was one of their options for toast. The corned beef hash platter had the same eggs, home fries, and toast, but included an excellent corned beef hash that actually had fibers from the corned beef brisket. Unfortunately, they do not have cold brewed coffee, but they do make a decent breakfast.

What a gem.. a true easy affordable eat in mystic. Which is hard to do and you know it!…read more It's in the most adorable old people (80+) drug store vibe.. I could have walked the isles while waiting for my food.. but I didn't want to scare the elderly. It's cafeteria style.. so you order and slide down the line to pay.. that could throw you off.. but they had some decent specials today! Fish tacos with a cilantro aioli.. flatbread "pizza" with fresh greens, balsamic glaze and veg.. it was damn good too. The last place I would order fish tacos.. a random grocery store.. but I ate it all. The pricing was disgustingly reasonable.. had a party of 4 and ate for less than $30.. If you're driving though on your way to the beach or some other fantastic activity down this way.. come do your shopping while mashing a fish taco in your mouth hole!

Beautiful store. Great help. NO prices on anything. "IF you have to ask you cant afford it"…read moreattitude. Five oz box Carr crackers $7. Way over priced.

I found them on Yelp. I visited and got coffee and breakfast sandwich with chorizo…read more Wow it was awesome and this place does not gouge your wallet! Will definitely return on my next trip. Rick

This review is based on coffee only--haven't tried the food yet, though it looks good. Husband got…read morea regular coffee and found it to be pretty weak, likening it to diner coffee. I got a caramel macchiato, which carried a burnt flavor to the espresso. Service was fast and friendly, and the ambience is nice--lots of seating, brisk business, people waiting for their trains. I would come back to try the food but not return for coffee.

A must stip destination any time I'm in Mystic CT! The staff…read moreis always friendly The ambiance is light and welcoming The food, whether sweet or savory, is delicious And you can forget about their delicious lattes. Everything is allways fresh and delicious

Really solid experience overall. It seems to be a very popular spot, with lots of locals and…read moretourists alike. The pastries themselves were definitely good - while they weren't the best I've ever had (the ones we had were too sweet for us), they were definitely not bad by any means! I'd definitely recommend overall!

I was in Mystic on New Year's Eve morning, killing time in between food activities, when I saw…read morePasta Fresca & Piadina in a Yelp search result. Its grinders looked damn good. Since Pasta was in the name, I figured it might be more of a market than a grinder shop and I decided to visit. It was actually more of a grinder shop that sold some fresh pasta and sauces and things that you would expect a grinder shop to have. I honestly thought about walking out without buying anything, but I kept thinking about that awesome looking Italian Trio (basically like an Italian Combo) grinder. I decided to order a small, take some pics and a couple of bites, and save the rest for later since I had lunch plans. This grinder was my ideal Italian Combo. First off, the small was huge. Full size at most places. I ate it over the course of two days. I ordered it with lettuce, tomato, banana peppers, cucumbers, provolone, Oil and Vinegar, Salt and Pepper, and Mayo. The three meats were pepperoni, Genoa salami and capicola. The bread was good, fresh and up to the job of holding the ingredients. There were about six slices of meats, but they folded them around the inside of the bun (cut on one side) so you were really getting about 12 layers in each bite. And the inside was stuffed with the veggies and other toppings. So stuffed that the toppings fell out as you were taking bites. But that was actually great from my perspective, because you could just pick up the fallen toppings and put them exactly where you were going to bite next. I've been to a lot of highly rated grinder shops in CT. I don't think I've had a better Italian combo. The ingredients were all great. It was a well constructed sandwich. You got bits and pieces of most of the stuff in each bite. Ingredients were in the right proportion. It was salty. Acidic. Juicy. Great contrasting textures. This was a text book Italian Combo Grinder. Now if you live near Mystic, getting a grinder from Pasta Fresca is a no brainer because you can take it home. If you're not from the Mystic area, there was a bit of seating. Seating may be hit or miss though. In any event, if you can figure out where you're going to eat the Italian Trio, you're going to love it. Can't believe I've never heard of this place. 5 Stars

The grinder sandwiches are not only HUGE but also absolutely amazing. One of the best sandwiches…read moreI've had in my life. The owner was so friendly and described everything on the menu to us. She gave us samples to make sure we got something we would truly enjoy. Overall, 10/10 experience.

We'd heard from friends that Shipwright's Daughter in Mystic was a must-try. Wow, were they right…read more From the warm greeting at the door to the beautiful decor, the experience started strong. We were seated at a lovely table for two overlooking Main Street - watching people stroll by from that elevated perch behind glass felt almost cinematic. The real star of the show was the food, which is ultimately what you're there for, and it delivered. The menu offers plenty of options without being overwhelming. I started with the Crispy Pig's Head as an appetizer - a bold choice that turned out to be outstanding. For my entrée, the bucatini with seacoast mushrooms, sherry, parmesan, mushroom cream, and fine herbs was perfectly cooked, and carried a subtle but deeply flavorful sauce. And the housemade sourdough with poblano honey butter? Absolutely outstanding. To be fair, our server took a little time to warm up but found their footing and gave us everything we needed. Parking in Mystic on a busy weekend night can also be a challenge and expensive. Neither is reason enough to skip this one. Ship Wright's Daughter is exactly the kind of restaurant Mystic deserves. Don't wait for a special occasion -- just go.

One of the best breakfasts I've had out in a long time. The biscuit was incredible, and so was the…read morebrioche french toast (clearly with real maple!). My wife and I each got a specialty coffee drink, too, which was delicious. Service was both friendly and really efficient - we managed to be seated, served, and out of there in ~35 minutes, which we were thrilled with. Huge fan of this place overall, definitely recommended.