Coffee Shops near Groton

“Dolce Amar made a beautiful, delicious, and amazing cake for our Golden Wedding Anniversary. Red velvet cake with raspberry mouse filling decorated with simplicity, sophistication, and artistic beauty. I could not have been more pleased. Thank you so much.“

“Great service! Clean facilities!“

“Service is good. Never had an issue with most of the staff. I order in the afternoon normally, so they are quick but occasionally mess up an order. We are all human though I guess. Inside is nice, they keep it clean.
Any issues that arise are typically from the middle schoolers or kids from Lawrence Academy being loud or harassing stuff.“

“Seems a lot of people will complain if there's a minor inconvenience, but won't leave a positive review if they have a good experience... I stopped in shortly before 6PM to grab an quick bite to eat and a coffee for the drive home. Got the $5 two wake-up wrap and iced coffee combo. The employee greeted me when I walked in, let me know in advance they were out of some items so I wouldn't get disappointed after ordering, and prepared my order quickly and handed it over with a smile. 10/10, would visit again.“

“Such a great first experience! Friendly, clean and absolutely delicious! Thanks, we will be back❤️“

“So excited to have Gong Cha open in Nashua NH!!! The Boba Tea is awesome!! Check it out. You will not be disappointed!“

“Good for a quik stop over

Vegetarian options: Its a doughnut shop

Dietary restrictions: At your own caution

Parking: Its in gas station, parking can be challenging during busy hours

Kid-friendliness: Busynplace with lot of cars as its in gas station

Wheelchair accessibility: Yes available“

“awesome food, donuts & just amazin coffee :)“

“I regularly come in and get a dozen donuts and my bring them to work, my colleagues are thrilled and say these donuts are like no other“

“I'm in town visiting from Philadelphia. In Philly all we have is cheesesteaks and the occasional riot after winning a sports championship. So I wanted to try something different and a little less felonious and while my host was out at work, I walked over to Kinsley House of Pizza. I went to order a tuna sub but they were out of tuna. No big deal, that's not unheard of in the restaurant industry, and I get it. But I also don't eat meat or poultry, and I didn't want to order an entire pizza to myself, so what to do? This is where the gentleman waiting on me went into what I like to call "helpful salesperson mode". And I know what you're thinking--am I buying a car or just trying to order food? No, I'm definitely not buying a car. I want to be clear on that. No cars were harmed during the writing of this post. Not even if it was a car made out of pizza and breadsticks, though that is a pretty cool idea and I think it needs to happen. So anyway, wasn't purchasing a car, and back to the "helpful salesperson" comment--the gentleman behind the counter mentioned that they had "fake chicken" and I could get a fake chicken sub if I wanted. Well I never had a chicken sub let alone one made from fake chicken, so I decided to try that. That was not a good idea, that was a GREAT idea! Absolute banger of a sub, and I can't wait until I'm back in town so I can try the pizza next. ...but a car made out of pizza is also not off the table. Because life is short, and it's important to have goals, especially if they involve pizza.“