Very friendly place they have a large variety of coffee and morning pastries. It's quiet, large…read morewindows. You can sit inside and watch the city wake up.

WAY OVERPRICED! Coffee is good, but they charge entirely too much for what they give you.read more

One of my favorite places around also they just don't make bagels. They make different cookies,…read moredifferent kinds of bread they have pizza they have all kinds of treats you're gonna like it give it a try.

Fun set up to be able to see the machinery and enjoyed the fresh baked products first hand…read more Miller Leo - huge bagel sandwich. Love the spicey sauce and toppings. The bagel was crunchy and toasty. Cinnamon roll - a weekend special. Not too sweet and very bread like which isn't the same consistency you typically get. Frosting was delicious though and still worth a try. They also offer iced coffee though I didn't see it on their menu anywhere. I didn't notice an espresso machine so maybe it is just limited to iced and hot brewed coffee. There is a small number of tables but only one large table to accommodate a group larger than 4.

Heard about this place on their last week of being opened. Iced coffee was very good and eggs…read morecooked perfectly. Service was excellent. Wish I had heard about it before.

I love this little coffee shop. Annie and her husband are always so pleasant and happy, and it's a…read moregreat way to start every morning! The food is very reasonably priced and the ramen is homemade with love and fresh veggies.

Excellent dough! The Biscoff donut was delicious. They have a couple of seats available.read more

Ministry of Donuts is a small spot near the wharf with no dine-in space, but it's absolutely worth…read morea visit for their great selection of donuts. I went with the apple cider donut, and it was exactly what I was hoping for- perfectly spiced and full of cozy fall apple flavor. My partner got a pumpkin-glazed donut and was impressed by how much pumpkin flavor it had. We stopped by because the cute sign pulled us in as we were shopping and we are glad we gave it a try.

Best coffee flavors! Great prices! Open late too! Last I checked they sold lottery tickets too.read more

still a crap service place too bad small business can't do better make sure you order your sandwich…read morefirst they might get frazzled

This was my first stop in Salem for a warm cozy drink and it instantly became one of my favorite…read morefinds of the day. The space has a charming artsy vibe inside. I ordered the caramel apple pie chai latte which was one of the best specialty chai's I've had. My partner went with the pumpkin pie latte which was also really good. Loved how inviting this coffee shop felt, the kind of spot you could just linger in on a cold chilly day. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area!

Cute coffee cafe with fun and original menu flavors. The carrot cake coffee was a bit too sweet for…read moreour taste. But overall a great stop for coffee!

My friends and I came to this cutesy small shop to grab coffee/brekky prior to our day in Salem…read more Looks like they have 2 locations. One in Salem MA and one in Beverly MA. Parking- didn't see a dedicated lot, looks like street parking only. We found a spot down the street, walkable distance. Looks like we made the right choice, because the place was poppin. Lots of folks coming in & out. We were lucky enough to snag a table for the group while some of the group stayed in line. I noted several groups of ladies with cute witchy style outfits very fitting for Salem, that could def be OOTD worthy on IG. Service- seemed fine. My friends ordered for me at the counter while I held down our table, so I can't speak to the ordering interaction. They were speaking names out very low for pick up at the counter, I remember that. Food- I got the North Shore sammy - which comes with maple bacon, over medium egg, chedder cheese, maple aoili on a croissant. The egg was runny just what I like, and it was yummy and bigger than I imagined. Very filling. I could have just split one with my friends, but everyone got there own. So I left more full than I wanted, because I didn't want to take away. Drink- I got a latte, that was fine, nothing to write home about. If visiting this charming town try it out. I saw mostly tourist, so don't think it's a locals hang out. But it's not a trap luckily, lol.

Unique menu with interesting tea flavors and tater tot bowls, really good cafe overall. I got an…read morealmond milk latte with vanilla, and you can make any sandwich gluten free. I had the Crave sandwich and it was maybe the best sandwich I have ever had. I loved the spicy jelly and the unique gluten free bread with herbs baked in. They also have gluten-free Boston cream cake as well as other options.

This is one of the best places I've been to in MA. The owner is incredible and hilarious. She…read morehandles everything and you get a homemade Italian meal (5 courses) for $35/person. She makes everything on the spot but will tailor it to your preferences/dietary restrictions. We got bruschetta, then meatballs, then a salad, then the eggplant rigatoni, and a delicious desert at the end. I can't rave enough about this place. It really shifts the traditional eating-out experience in a spontaneous and creative way.

Honestly can't believe this is a real restaurant. Wouldn't be surprised to see it on Kitchen…read moreNightmares with Gordon Ramsey. First red flag was our check-in host was also our waitress. But we didn't realize until later...she was also our chef, sou chef and prob dish washer! It's a one man show lol! The next weird thing was the menu. There was a "surprise" course where you don't know what you'll get. I'm adventurous so went with that. What I didn't know was it just means she'll throw together whatever is leftover in the pot from yesterday and heat it up for you. The food was 90% awful, not fresh, reheated leftovers. Then we were leaving, no desert thanks. She insisted we have desert, cannolis. We tho if he they were comp lol, but when the bill came...there is no bill! She just gives you the total lol. Pretty sure we paid for desert and the awful food. I don't know how this is an over 4 stars.

Awesome place, amazing food and treats! Never ate a bad thing here, all made in house & you can…read moretaste it! My fav is the veggie press (also you can get 1/2 sandwiches for a great price + still large enough to be a full meal for me at least)

a&j king artisan bakers is great for any sandwiches, bread or pastry cravings. it's very small,…read morethere was absolutely no seating available, so i had to take it to go. i came in 10 minutes to close (which is early, 3pm) and ordered a delicious cold turkey sandwich on fresh sourdough. it was on the menu including bacon, which i requested without, but i feel they should take off the upcharge for bacon if you're not getting it, especially because there's not a lot of turkey meat. the turkey sandwich with bacon is $3 more than the other sandwiches, probably because of the bacon. they have a huge case of fresh, delicious pastries and breads, what "p- bread" WISHES they could be. the sandwich was delicious though, i'll definitely be back for more. they also wrap their pickles thoroughly, it will take some time to unwrap them. turkey sandwich 9.5/10 ambiance: 4/5 (very small, no seats) food: 4.7/5 drinks: n/a service: 4/5 a&j king artisan bakers: 4.2/5