Nespresso Boutique — Restaurant in Millburn

Behold, dear reader, the Nespresso boutique found within the Bloomingdale's in The Mall at Short Hills—a veritable pilgrimage during our visits to the mall. The personnel, akin to characters from the annals of a clandestine society, extend a gracious, yet subtle, invitation to immerse oneself in the hedonistic delights concealed within these caffeinated confines.

The staff, with an air of exclusive familiarity, beckon patrons as if unveiling the entrance to an esoteric club—a spot where the joy of coffee becomes a sacred rite. Their responses, a symphony of quiet pleasantries, if you will, that elevates the entire experience.

In this newly renovated Nespresso boutique, we revel in the ephemeral delights of the espresso special, a tantalizing elixir that dances upon the taste buds. Departing from this cacophony of coffee, we set forth not merely with the bounty of Nespresso sleeves, but also the aura of a well-visited members only—a sentiment that coalesces in a return to this captivating caffeinated...

Came here on a Saturday to pick up my nespresso order. It was quite a task to find, but I found the small nespresso corner. I was not greeted but was given a look like I didn't belong there. I planned on picking up my order, walking around to purchase accessories, but after the guy that gave me my order was rude, I signed the paper and left. I was being polite after signing for my order and picked up the paper to give him back, and he said yes, that's my copy. I didn't go there to be disrespected nor treated less than. Whomever this kid is at the nespresso sample counter management needs to talk to him. I'd much rather drive to Paramus than to go here again. No respect, not greeted, and I didn't even bother to ask for a sample that I wanted to try. At the Paramus location, I have always had a great experience and am treated with good hospitality. This location Short Hills needs improvement. I would not be returning to this...

I was in the area for business travel, and decided to pop inside to check out this location (Bottom floor of Bloomingdales) while I didn’t make a purchase (was debating to), I was disappointed in the sense of size and how if you’re like me and want to look at all the flavors they have before you purchase (especially being new to the Nespresso world), you can’t fully do it without being somewhat awkward since the checkout counter blocks it some, especially if it’s busy and there’s not much standing/observing room. Seemed like a good place to stop by to grab some Nespresso pods if you already know what you’d like to get. If you want the full experience of walking around and taste testing with more options, I’d recommend to save the trip, and checking out one of the standalone...