Restoration Coffee — Restaurant in East Bridgewater

I just came in here for the first time. The girl up front said she would get to me in a minute so I asked her where the bathroom was. When I came back a few minutes later she was too busy having a conversation, so she told me to wait again. Another barista noticed her behavior and put down her things to assist me, which I appreciated. While that isn't the best first impression, I gave yalls the benefit of the doubt. My gripe is with the coffee. So bad... It was pretty much water. I asked for a latte with oatmilk and cinnamon. They forgot the cinnamon and I'm fairly certain they put a literal drop of oat milk. I will never come here again, however I am not disappointed. I am thankful for the experience so I can appreciate good coffee better. I needed to see the worst to know the best. I wanted to make this review to discourage the avid coffee drinker from going to this establishment. If you like good coffee then don't go here! Beyond their sub par operation style, their coffee is a waste of money, time, and resources.. I think Marylou's pink coffee shop is twice as good. I wish I had just went to starbucks... Hope this...

Normally we go to just get beans to make at home. We really like the brave and bold flavor. Nothing beats freshly ground beans right before you make the coffee. The other day we decided to try something outside our norm by trying a latte. We tried the "Gabby" which had a little hazelnut and mocha mixed in. It was so creamy and delicious, i don't think I've ever had a coffee that Good in my life. The quality that this company produces is astronomically above any level of competition in the region; If you can call them competitors to begin with. Sipping that delicious latte that was oddly inexpensive made me really question the sanity of those dd drive thru lines extending out to the street. We have local small business that sores above the rest without any noticeable price hikes. Give it a shot and you'll delete...

Really delicious chipotle chicken panini, and they get their bagels and bread products from Pan D'Avignon (same place my favorite coffee shop in Higham gets theirs from. They are delish).

They have mushroom coffee as well as traditional coffees, pastries and muffins, breakfast and lunch.

They are fully accessible, with adorable indoor and outdoor seating and bathrooms.

My one complaint is one they can’t fix: the chemical smell from the salon next door. It’s very highly fragrances which was hard for me because my panini took like 15 min to make.

I can’t come back due to this, but it was tasty, and everyone was very friendly.

They also have outlets beside their tables! Super...