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611 County Road #539, New Egypt
Customers’ favorites
“this place is the best ! the coffee is amazing so many good flavors and varieties , the bowls are soooo awesome, the bagels are great, and the staff friendly and very efficient . we recently moved to the area and definitely will be patronizing more often ! only single complaint is i wish they were open later for us latebirds !!!”
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42 S Main St #1685, Allentown · 7.76 miles
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“Full disclosure, i am a meat eater, but really love the vegetarian/vegan options they have here. I just had their vegan taco salad and could not tell it did not contain meat. It was delicious!”
Coffee & Tea
New Jersey Turnpike Post, 58 7 South, Trenton · 8.59 miles
“Today we were on our way from NY to Baltimore and when i arrived- i was aghast to see oil pooling around the front drivers wheel. Below is a detailed chronology of what transpired! - [ ] As we got out of the car at Richard Stockton service center- noticed oil splattered on driver side and emanating from the wheel- i went under the car and noticed oil collecting under the driver side wheel— PANIC!! Went in to bathroom— started looking for mechanics/ honda dealerships close by— frantic/ some close some closed— i figured must go to a “ shop”— pulled into the adjoining gas station and ask if there is a nechanic- the old punjab man pointed me in the general direction— i drove by a garage door that was slightly open— peeked in - no one/ knocked/ no one-/ went into the side door of the service center and look for any staff— found a short stocky— hispanic gentelman— asked him if someone can look at car— he said yes but have to get someone to staff the desk— nervously i followed him - he was the mechanic - [ ] Went under car/ saw the leak- asked me to turn the wheel to get access and pump the brakes— - [ ] He looked at the color/ smell— not transmission- not coolant// not oil— possible break fluid — im sweating bullets- in anticipation of what hes going to find— he then asked that i open the break fluid cap—-“ filled to the top!!!!” Over filled— luis quickly got a bottle cap/ paper towelsand removed the excess!!! - [ ] He asked that i start the engine— and checked the transmission fluid - low!!!! - [ ] We took a picture with louis J - [ ] Louis went back inside - [ ] I went back inside to enquire about the transmission level - [ ] I asked louis about the transmission - he said just purchase it - he picked it out and said dont worry he will help fill it up - [ ] Louis came back out with the long funnel and added 1/2 quart— transmission fluid!!! I couldn’t thank Mr. Louis J enough- he is truly a wonderful human being. ANY organization that has the privilege of his knowledge and humanity is a truly a lucky one!!! I know most of you will just transiently pass through these rest stops, but PLEASE -PLEASE take a moment and say hi to this wonderful human being. Mr. Stockton ( the signer of the declaration of independence) would be so proud!!!”
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1088 Whitehorse Mercerville Rd, Hamilton · 12.12 miles
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“Service is always great, and quick! food and drinks are always good and look very presentable. The girls are always helpful and sweet. Though the store is VERY SMALL!!!! only 3 tables, Never anywhere to sit especially in the afternoon.”
Coffee Shops · $
515 Monmouth Rd, Jackson · 9.29 miles
Customers’ favorites
“I am honestly surprised at some of these reviews. I guess people have an issue with patience? I visit this location often, and it is my favorite Starbucks within a 30-minute radius. The location is always clean, and the staff is super friendly. I come here to work often, and it's never too busy or crowded. Great work atmosphere, and music isn't too loud. I don't have to wait long for my order, and I typically mobile order once I arrive. If you want a cozy and peaceful work environment, this is the Starbucks to stop at.”
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1 W Hampton St, Pemberton · 9.45 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Friday May 2nd 1pm very impressed with the service. Counter girl with brown eyes was very friendly, was patient, and did everything right. Kept a smiling face and positive attitude. I wasn't feeling great but her vibrant service really helped pick me up. Coffee was also fresh and made delicious. Thank you”
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537 Monmouth Rd #172, Jackson · 9.99 miles
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“I honestly can say that their staff are amazing. I was greeted very kindly and they made sure that they got everything on my order correct. Their espresso and coffee was perfect. There pastries soft and fresh. There brownies and almond croissants are to die for. I can easily say this is the best coffee shop that I have visited, and after a long day of shopping this is the place to go grab a nice fresh cup of coffee.”
Coffee Shops · $
101 Fort Dix St, Wrightstown · 3.6 miles
Customers’ favorites
“I think the owner of this place needs to be more compassionate for there workers and train them there is a young girl there that just started working and is trying her hardest people need to be more understanding and not so mean at least she’s wanting to work”
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