Cobblestone Cafe — Restaurant in Dover

This tiny hidden gem 💎 that you would never know was as incredible as it is if you didn't make an effort to seek it out. I always attempt to find local coffee ☕️ shops when I am in a new town and got some time to spare. Boy am I glad I did this past Friday! I could have went to DD right across the street (literally across the st) from a local tattoo shop I was visiting while my son was getting his first tattoo. I had a few to choose from but randomly choose here, again super glad I did. I found parking right away and walked not even far at all to the shop. I go in and there was people sitting and having a chat and the older Turkish woman was behind the counter busy rushing around to gather their food. It reminded as if I stepped into her actual home. A local patron came in and greeted her and it instantly dawned on me I made the right choice of coffee shops. I was disappointed as I saw it didnt have a huge selection of coffee item's as a typical coffee house would. But to my complete surprise it was one of the best cups I have ever had. I never had Turkish coffee ☕️ so I asked for some and noticed like Italian espresso its on yay big. I saw there was a special, a cup of coffee with a piece of Turkish delight. I never had either and politely asked to have that special along with a breakfast burrito 🌯 with meat (she asks if u do or do not want it because its sausage) and a breakfast stuffed croissant. Seeing how big the coffee was i added an iced coffee to the order. She was the only worker and like any grandma she whipped it up so fast and fresh. She told me how to eat the candy with the drink of coffee n to not drink it quickly as it had the fresh grounds in the bottom. I was floored at how good both the iced coffee and plain 2 shot Turkish black coffee was, and how incredibly bold and strong 💪 😍 it was!!! WhichBTW, i love and always seek in my coffee choices. The food was sooooooooo good!!!! I never had a croissant that was that long and buttered n golden it was like a movie with how well that was baked. The cheese was gooey and the egg was perfect and you could tell by the kick to the sausage that it was quality sausage!!!! My son tore his burrito up!!! We tried to go back on Saturday for another round when he was getting his haircut literally right up the block!! But she wasn't open for some reason. Whenever I can I would absolutely 💯...

Very small shop with an eclectic and hoarding feeling scene inside. The tables are very close together so if you are uncomfortable sitting next to a stranger, do not eat inside. Food ordered (egg and cheese croissant, hashbrowns and balaclava) was incredibly bland and order was not done as requested. I’m a fan of real baklava and I was disappointed with how dry it was. One of the ladies outright argued with one of the guest about their order being incorrect. Odd encounter. The main thought I had during the whole experience was how in the world do they pass food inspections? There is stuff everywhere including behind their counter. Customers have to walk behind their counter to use the restroom and you can clearly see the mess of everything. Turkish coffee is a great find and...

We stopped on a Monday mid-morning. Only the lady was working. It was not real busy so we ordered our food and sat outside. A few more people showed up for the lunch rush, some people walked away. I checked on our food multiple times, to which she said 5-10 minutes every time. She forgot about us, other people were fed first. After about an hour we had a gyro shoved at us while she asked what the rest of our order was. I gave her more cash than was necessary for the food we didn't get, and we walked out. The latte we got was a cup of milk.

The food was delicious but service experience for us was horrible. I hope she finds a way to ensure everyone is taken care of. We were very upset about...