T M Ward Coffee Co — Restaurant in Chatham

Walk in smell the aroma now focus only buy what you need not what you want. Greeted upon entering as only 2 are allowed in at same time have to keep everyone safe. Not rushed but asked if there anything they can help with. Refocus feeling weak what are here for.

A pound of cinnamon coffee ground for drip please. Anything else no no no please don't tempt me I'm weak. Hmm white mocha never tried it do I dare no no let's check something else. Do I get WOW, Raspberry Brulee, Irish creme, Autumn Spice, the flavors the flavors so many to choose from so many I haven't tried. I can feel my wallet getting lighter and lighter. Refocus you can do this deep breaths deep breaths wait wait what's this Vermont Maple Pecan, I don't eat pecans. I do like Butter Pecan ice cream even if I spit out the pecans. I have to try it Vermont Maple Pecan for drip please. Ok so we have Cinnamon and Vermont Maple anything else I can help you with Nooooooooooooooo the sweat is starting to run I have to get out of here before my Wife disowns me.

Wait what's this I see you see teas let me get Green Tea with Lemon and Honey. Yes this will calm the Wife down and Refocus me feeling my legs come under me. Damage wasn't bad I am reframing from truly filling my coffee cabinet today. I pray I am this Focused and Strong on my next visit. Warning to Self shop Chatham not Newark cause you know in Newark you are puddy. Chatham sections is vast but maybe a third of Newark's selection. Worth a trip from...

We had a very upsetting experience at this shop. I visited with my husband and two young toddlers. While the kids excitedly picked out wrapped candies from a large, clearly child-oriented display, the owner (a petite older woman with white hair) repeatedly came out from the back to sternly “shush” them— practically getting in their faces and reprimanding them harshly.

Despite being paying customers (we were also buying lattes and a large bag of beans), she continued to reprimand our toddlers several times, even very blatantly rolling her eyes and dramatically covering her ears at another mother with an infant in the store who looked equally shocked by her behavior. When we politely asked her to stop addressing our children that way, she told us we “need to learn to keep our kids quiet” and claimed her shop “isn’t a candy store for children and she needs it quiet for her other customers”—a baffling statement given the massive candy wall, and the fact that the other customer was also a young mother with a baby.

That same young mom later apologized to us for how uncomfortable the situation was and how awful she felt for us. She was visibly shook up too just by witnessing it.

If you have children, I strongly recommend avoiding this place. The owner clearly does not welcome families, and you’ll likely leave feeling embarrassed and unwelcome—for simply having kids behaving like kids in a...

Cute, cute, cute. If you are a coffee fanatic like me, try the Dodger roast, which sells for take away by the pound, as it benefits a local animal charity. Stumbled on this place while working at a local business in this town, after another coffee shop closed, and they sell loose tea and coffee blends of all kinds, along with a great selection of tea and coffee related items and other sundries. They have packaged candy like in the old dime store days, great housewarming gifts, fun mugs and other things made by small artisans. Highly recommend. The other day I bought a few things and realized I had forgotten one. I went back and they were closed, but after I pleaded, they were kind enough to let me in and sell me the item I forgot - even though they had already shut their register. Please note that there is no seating here, but they have fresh, delicious coffee and tea to take out. On a nice day, you can find a bench in this town with your coffee or tea, and settle in with a book...