Could not have been more impressed with euphoria coffee. I happened to have a meeting nearby so…read moredecided to stop in and was immediately blown away. A massive selection of pour over, cold brews, lattes among others with freshly roasted beans. I went with the Ethiopian Dutch style Cold Brew and was thrilled with the flavor and smoothness. The space is good sized with easy parking and a nice variety of seating options. I wasn't in need at the time but would definitely take a look at their beans the next time I go.

Great little family owned cafe with a warm ambiance. The coffee is excellent, the sausage, egg and…read moreEnglish muffin was tasty and fresh and the service is prompt and friendly. Dine in or take out. If you opt to dine in you order, pay, then find a seat. Your order will be brought to your table. It was disappointing that at 10:30 am on a Wednesday, there were only 2 types of bagels left and they didn't have coconut milk. Not docking a point as there were comparable options available. Plenty of parking, easy to get to.

First time having Smokestack Roasters at their food truck in Princeton. I had a caramel cold brew…read morewith a shot of espresso. Enjoyed the flavor of the fresh coffee beans!

I was looking for a local coffee shop in the Fitchburg area and decided on Smokestack because they…read morehave a lot of good reviews. Unfortunately the food and drink didn't quite live up to my expectations. I ordered a cortado and a slice of carrot chai tea bread. The cortado had an unpleasant bitter aftertaste, like the espresso beans were overroasted. I did not realize the bread was gluten-free until I took a bite. The texture was good between the softness of the bread and the crunch of the pumpkin seeds, but didn't have the chai flavor I hoped for. I was asked if I wanted the bread warmed up and buttered so I said yes, not realizing the butter was an extra 75 cents until I checked my receipt. Feels like a bit much for a slice of bread that's already $6.75 (more than my cortado which was $4.50). On the more positive side, the shop is large and spacious with plenty of tables and chairs. There's a play area for children which is pretty cool if you have little ones with you. The ambiance is pretty unique since this is a repurposed garage. They seem very community-oriented with the event posting board at the entrance and the other local products for sale near the register. I would be willing to give this place another try should I be in the area again. I would just order a different drink and food.

I purchased the Guatemalan Los Jovenes whole beans a lighter…read moreroasted coffee bean because i want an organic bean that is mild to medium tasting, but this blend is more acidic for some reason...? I expected tastier beans for the price:(. I prefer Costa Rican medium blends for a smoother finish.

Best coffee anywhere, and it's Fair Trade! You can go straight to the factory and mix your very own…read moreblend to suit your pallette!

Just found a hidden gem! Farmhouse Roasters is the best coffee in the Northeast! Friendliest staff…read moreand great food! A must stop!

I was looking for a breakfast place when came for the day in Salem NH. Most were closing early, but…read morethis one was open a bit longer and looked fine. So glad we came. I wanted breakfast, they had good choices, but I chose a chicken salad sandwich with lettuce, tomatoes and bacon. It came with two pickles and some chips. My daughter ordered a breakfast meal and liked it. They have hot, cold coffees. It's in a big house with a warm home feel. People working are kind and they bring your food to you. I would definitely come back.

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.

The coffee here is so good!!!! I randomly stopped in to grab a latte and it was AMAZING. The shop…read moreis super cute with lots of eco friendly supplies. Pastries looked amazing too.

must stop!! cute, small, cozy coffee shop with the kindest staff. there is SO much to look at. and…read morerefill stations? incredible one stop shop. coffee is incredible. try a latte with the local maple syrup, zero regrets.

So, how to begin? I…read morelove coffee, my wife loves coffee, and for many years we have preferred to drink it hot and black. We are far from being kids any more so the need for sugar and milk/cream to mask the sometimes burnt or bitter taste no longer fits with our health and longevity goals, In the past, we drank coffee for the delightful effects of caffeine and we still do! However, about five years ago we discovered the world of specialty coffee and that was a revelation. We now drink coffee for the taste, the taste shaped by growing region, bean variety, soil, altitude, and a competent roaster. The main issue with seeking out such delicious coffees is affordability. Today, you can order all kinds of exotic specialty coffees from many fine roasters throughout the world and we still do. We just didn't want to go broke! What we needed was to find a local coffee roaster who could supply us with diverse, high quality coffee beans at a reasonable cost. We have found that roaster and it is King David Coffee Roasters located in Nashua, NH. We buy only whole bean, light roasted coffee from King David. Our favorites so far are: Organic Fair Trade Peru, Costa Rica Tarrazu, Ethiopian Harrah, and Tanzania Peaberry. We drink those coffees on a daily basis, but do stray every now and then and buy pricier coffees from other quality roasters. We do like our coffee! Since discovering King David we have been quite pleased with the quality of their beans and their value pricing. King David also stocks several dark roasted coffees. We don't drink dark roast, we don't like dark roast, we don't buy dark roast, so we withhold judgement on those coffees. King David does offer an espresso blend which we haven't tried, but our friend who we referred to King David bought their espresso blend and reported it made a very delicious espresso. King David is located upstairs in an older industrial/mill building on Bridge Street in Nashua. If you have the opportunity to visit them, you should - the atmospherics are quite charming, heavy beams, high ceilings, heavy doors, it's all there. The King David space is quite large and the center of attention is their Diedrich coffee roaster. You'll also be greeted by the owner/operator/roaster Carolyn Whitehouse. Whenever I drop in to pick up my beans she is there, and always busy with roasting, packaging, sales, etc. Sometimes there is a second person helping with production tasks but Carolyn is the entrepreneur carrying the heavy daily responsibilities. If you're lucky, you'll be there during a roasting session - ah, the Smokey coffee aromas are so wonderful. If you're very, very lucky, you'll be there during a maple coffee or maple popcorn production run. What a sweet and wonderful aroma! On those days, Carolyn hands you your bag of beans and that aroma is carried out of the building with that bag. It stays with you in your vehicle, gently fading away during your drive home! Of course, you could always skip the visit to King David, order your beans online through their website and avoid the entire sensory experience. Your beans will be delivered to your house via express mail - efficient but not nearly so memorable! King David offers frequent discounts on their offerings. You can check out their offerings through their website www.kingdavidcoffee.com They also have a Facebook page. We take advantage of King David's sales, buying several pounds each time with free shipping. We vacuum pack the beans in individual doses, and keep them in the freezer. This works out very well for us, as we are never out of fresh beans. If you are an avid coffee drinker you really should check out King David Coffee Roasters. Find them on their website, order a bag (ground or whole bean, your choice). Give them a try. These are good people, providing a great product at a fair price. If you love coffee as much as we do - you can't go wrong!

Love King David coffee! Freshly ground and great service! I was able to stop by and purchase the…read morecoffee at the roasters location. 5 star

Armeno to the rescue once again! Besides being the best coffee roasters i have experienced they…read moreare the most accommodating and understanding company I have dealt with- due to unforeseen events they made sure I had my coffee when I needed it - i cant thank them enough and all their staff for their help - there aren't many companies like theirs left !

I ordered this coffee & was so impressed with the taste. Truly fresh coffee, that's delivered to…read moreyour door. Many companies sell coffee, but Chuckie and his team are the real deal.