One of my favorite coffee shops when visiting family in Newburyport. The staff are all so…read morewelcoming and friendly, and the coffee is smooth. Also a fan of their variety of options for food (gluten free and vegan).

Cute little cafe with some nice coffee selections. It's on a busy one way street, so parking may be…read moredifficult. Their pastries were pretty tasty and they had some really cute choices like a bacon cheddar scone. Very flavorful, large, and wasn't dry at all. Their coffee was also good. My only downfall was that nothing we got was hot. It wasn't cold, but leaned more towards warm than anything else. On a cold windy day like today, I could've really appreciated a hotter beverage. I was also surprised to not see any sort of donut out considering the name of the shop. Wish there was. Otherwise, it was an adorable place, the workers were friendly and attentive, and it was worth stopping in.

I was craving a Corn Muffin so my husband and I stopped by Middle Street Foods and wow so glad I…read moredid. They had a Blueberry Corn Muffin so we took them home, grilled them on the stove top and they were delicious. Made from scratch that morning, doesn't get any better than that!

We found perhaps the best almond croissant that we have ever had here at Middle Street Foods. Our…read moreperennial search for "The Best" has taken us in New England from Cape Cod to Portland Maine to Merrimack, New Hampshire, searching for the finest pattiseries. Although we have yet to visit Paris, in our excursions to other parts of Europe and the Caribbean (including St. Martin) we have never found such a delectable croissant. Great staff. Worth the drive (or airfare!).

My order: açaí bowl and iced espresso The Review: I liked…read morehow many gluten free options they had, and I liked the emphasis on featuring local products. They also claim to be a sort of community gathering center. The coffee was ok! Local-ish Fazenda coffee. The lack of customer service was insane. There were staff available but I waited for a while at the counter for someone to notice me and take my order. I spent around $25 for 2 items, am injured with difficulty walking, and they wouldn't let me use the bathroom, hinting that they had one but not "for the public". Instead they directed me to a public restroom down the road with 4 stalls for hundreds of people at the beach. The açaí was good though. I guess you have to weigh the pros and cons.

Don't waste your time at this cafe. Waited 1 hour for a breakfast burrito and when we went to check…read moreon the status of the order with the manager, she rudely replied that your name would be called when the order is ready. I went to check in 10 min later and was again asked rudely by the manager on shift for my name to finally check the status. She took a good second to figure out the status and said it would be right out. Then, realized it was already sitting on the ready to go table where no one called our name. Sad establishment, but baristas were great. Feel bad for the nice baristas and workers there. Their manager needs to learn some customer service.

stopped for the post office which was closed for lunch, decided to wait 30 minutes and grab lunch…read moreat Rico's. burger and fries, wasn't expecting anything over the top. burger was great, fresh roll, as well as the lettuce and tomato, fries were great. found a new place, independently owned and service was exceptional.

Arrived in Boston, but went for a drive up toward the coast and we did what I love to do, YELP for…read moresome breakfast. We found this little place Rico's Cafe in Salisbury, MA. I got the meat lovers omelette it came loaded with ham, bacon, kielbasa, sausage. My wife got the triple #2 two eggs, 2 pcs of meat, and French toast.

I stopped in for lunch around 1:00 on a Saturday and the salads were already sold out so I got a…read moredelicious egg feta cheddar spinach and caramelized onion wrap which they pressed. My friend also got a pesto cheddar egg sandwich on a biscuit that they crisped up and it was fantastic! I went back for an iced oat milk matcha and had to get the pb&j scone because it looked so good. I only wish they had asked if I wanted a small or medium instead of defaulting to a medium drink since it was pretty big. This is a cute area of town too!

We visited this spot today and had a great experience. Friendly staff, spacious seating area, and…read moredelicious cold brew. We also enjoyed a croissant and got a cookie for the road. Lots of non dairy milk options but sadly no vegan baked goods. They did have some lake Champlain chocolate bars that were vegan.

The best grilled cheese sandwich that can be had....grilled on sourdough, with nice sliced cherry…read moretomatoes, avocado, and a bed of fresh mixed-greens and a few bacon slices to top it off...absolutely the best!

Absolutely the best, and worth waiting a bit to get a table! Cozy kitchen, right by the beach and…read moredelicious breakfast sandwiches. The people who work here are so kind and make you feel right at home. We sat outside, they were incredibly sweet to us and our dog. There is a little mailbox with doggie treats out front :)

Bought some coffee ground for a pour over. Really nice coffee --complex taste perfectly roasted. I…read moredon't live in Amesbury but if I did I'd buy my beans here.

I went here while I was visiting from California, and it gave me life! It reminded me of a dive bar…read morebut like make it coffee. The coffee flavors are delicious and the owner, is like the cool art teacher you had in high school. He knows his stuff and he makes your coffee with care and excellent service.

Needed to kill an hour so was recommended to come here for a great baked goods…read more She also told me that the coffee was just OK or not great, so, I opted for iced chai latte and it was great. Bringing a few big goods home and the reviews were great. Chocolate chip cookies were chewy and crunchy and perfect. I would definitely drive by here again and highly recommended.

My husband and I were looking for a new coffee shop to try and stumbled across Olive's Coffee and…read moreBakehouse. We have driven past this area many times and never noticed it before. We are so glad we popped in and gave it a go. Parking is decent, but on street and not plentiful. We were lucky to snag a spot right out front. This spot isn't wheelchair accessible and can only be entered via stairs. The inside is absolutely stunning! There are beautiful lights strung everywhere and children's artwork hung all over one of their walls. There is no seating inside, however there are a couple of benches outside, along with a Little Free Library and a water bowl for pups. The drinks and food are delightful! We both got a bacon, egg, and cheese on a plain bagel. I loved that we could choose between cheddar or American cheese for the breakfast sandwich and that they actually cook their bacon pretty well (not flimsy and translucent like some places). My husband got a mocha latte which wad delicious and I got a hot chocolate which was flavorful and pleasantly unique tasting from other places. Lastly, we grabbed a few baked goods: A Nutella Swirl Tea Cake, a Brownie Cookie, and a Brown Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie. The tea cake was very flavorful and both the cookies blew us away! It's hard to find brownie cookies or chocolate chip cookies with brown butter these days, so we were excited to see them offered here. Overall the experience here was wonderful and even though the line was out the door, we were in and out in under 10 minutes! There are plenty of beautiful spots closeby to enjoy your drinks and treats, which is a plus. We will definitely be back to try more of the offerings, especially the themed sugar cookies they offer.