13 Best Coffee Shops in Springfield

“Quality cold foam. I posted this on my instagram story. The caption was, “slow mornings and amazing cold foam.” This is true. If you’re looking to enjoy a slow morning with amazing cold foam I recommend ordering it “for here” and enjoying it in their glass! Rich and creamy. I got the lavender bergamont latte because we love lavender. I believe it is a special? Paired it with their quick egg and cheese breakfast sandwich. I added avocado and that was pretty good. The only reason I gave it 4 stars is because just those two things alone were 18 dollars. Kinda expensive although I did add oatmilk and cold foam to my drink- and avocado to my breakfast. I guess you get what you pay for! Overall nice experience.“

“What a treat on our visit to NH! Family owned. Great price and quality. Some of the best coffee I've had - and I'm a coffee snob! Really enjoyed the Blueberry Morning brew (I think that's what it was called?), baklava, breakfast sammies, and cran orange muffin. Great atmosphere, great food and bev!“

“We went to order a drink for my daughter 5 minutes before closing and the barista was kind enough to give it to her for free! He was very polite at the drive thru, as well. Someone give him a raise!“

“This is a great new location, right by the Connecticut river. The times we have been it hasn't been busy and we don't have to wait long for our orders. We like having the option to sit outside, and you can even cross over the bike trail and sit by the river and enjoy the view.“

“The crew is very patient and caring. Also they care about the details. I especially appreciate the fact that they put the label for different sizes of straws, save time for customers and they are the only one who has that throughout the nation. No kidding, this DD deserves 5 stars.“

“Service sucks there’s NEVER enough staff and the ones that ARE there are so stressed they can’t handle any of it and none of them know anything about PROFESSIONALISM so they take it out on the customers and other staff I HATE this location“

“8/12Today was a good day, but baby you can tell when that light skinned moody lady that had a baby. Is having a bad day she is rude, like sorry lady. I'm not the reason for your day here I have this tip and smile a little bit. A penny for your thoughts I know you have 200 of them.10/14I asked for 8 munchkins got six lol I can't“

“Really nice staff, and delicious bagels (Tandem)!!! I loved the coffee as well. The woman who I think is the owner was is friendly and since it was my first time in she also gave me some homemade zucchini bread to try :) will return!!“

“Out of all Dunkin’s this on truly stands above the rest. My life was changed at this Dunkin. From the excellent high quality food. To the kindness of the employees. Their worker Dylan truly showed me that Dunkin goes beyond serving donuts, but serves each person who comes in an unforgettable experience. It’s more than food it’s a connection between people. I learned trust from this Dunkin and how to be a better person. Thank you the Dunkin of Wilbraham rd for showing what the food serve industry can be at its best.“

“Everyone knows about McDonald’s, but have you ever heard the story of how Ray Kroc stole the brand from the McDonald brothers—and why McDonald’s is one of the biggest real estate companies in the world?

The McDonald brothers, Richard and Maurice, created a revolutionary fast-food system in San Bernardino, California, in the 1940s. Their efficient “Speedee Service System” turned out burgers, fries, and shakes faster than anyone imagined. Enter Ray Kroc, a milkshake machine salesman who saw their concept and dreamed of nationwide expansion. Kroc struck a deal to franchise their idea, but the brothers, wary of overreach, kept control of their original location.

Kroc, however, had other plans. Frustrated by the brothers’ cautious approach, he opened his own company, McDonald’s Corporation, and eventually bought them out for $2.7 million in 1961. But here’s the kicker: the McDonald brothers didn’t own the land under their flagship restaurant. Kroc refused to give them royalties and built a rival McDonald’s across the street, forcing them out of business.

Today, Kroc’s vision thrives not just on selling burgers but on owning prime real estate globally. McDonald’s rents its locations to franchisees, making it a massive real estate empire disguised as a fast-food chain—an ironic twist to a tale of ambition, betrayal, and unparalleled success.“

“I want more points for being a 15 year Daily customer“