Drip

If you're a coffee person - there is honestly nothing better than finding a good coffee house - particularly when you're in the mood! I stumbled upon this little dream shop while attending the holiday parade over Thanksgiving weekend and I'm SO happy I did. Most places in the area have no idea what coffee is let alone how to make a cappuccino and make it consistently. I've been here several times since my first visit and each time I have ZERO complaints about my cap (this my friends is a hard feat as I'm a tough critic) So if you're in the area (hell even if you aren't) stop by - definitely worth it. The staff is super friendly which is an added bonus since today most people hate their jobs - very refreshing and kudos to DRIP!!!

I absolutely loved the staff! There were two men who helped my sister and me order what we wanted, and they were polite and very funny. They had unique and interesting specials of the day, too! There is also a local artist's work which covers the walls for purchase. This place is not good for larger groups. Each table was really for two people only. It could be a romantic date spot! They close pretty early so that is unfortunate, but otherwise I had a great experience.

Placed in the middle of the village among many shops and restaurants, this average sized coffee shop, has a nice quiet space to do work with a laptop, or just chill and surf the internet. First time here, as I was just passing through town and looked up any coffee shop not named Dunkin Donuts or Starbucks, as anything else usually has a more progressive hometown feel, and a better tasting bean, especially in a college town,(Fairleigh Dickinson). I ordered an Americano to ensure a fresh cup and used a milk alternative to lighten it up, from a choice of Almond, Soy, or Coconut, the latter for me. I was surprised that they didn't have Oat milk but maybe that's something just trending in the NYC area. The Americano seemed a bit on the light side (ok, weak really), but maybe they pull single shots for an americano and should of used an 8 oz cup instead of a 12 ouncer? (I realize that there are other potential reasons for a weak cup.) Perhaps the brewed coffee is more robust? Moving on, the baked good options were muffins and croissants 🥐 and not much else (it was about 3 pm, so maybe sold out of other choices? The only Gluten free options were packaged oat bars. It would be nice to see a few more items for the GF crowd. They also offer about a dozen choices of Mighty Leaf tea, one of my favorite tea companies. 3.5 for me, until next time...