The River Coffee and Cream — Restaurant in Wrightstown

I had been waiting for this place to open! Stopped by with my sister, husband and daughter on a Saturday morning for a caffeine fix and bite to eat. Great selection of loose-leaf teas, coffee and pastries. Hubby and I shared a greek yogurt with toppings galore - almonds, pecans, chia seeds, dried cherries and cranberries. Highly recommended! The coffee was dark, fresh and distinct - just the way my husband likes it. My daughter loved the chocolate cookie and washed it down with chocolate milk. My sister enjoyed the sweet mocha and I savored the Rishi mint green tea. The shop is located in a historic building overlooking the Fox River in downtown Wrightstown. Indoor and outdoor seating. Three separate seating areas inside, each with a unique and relaxing atmosphere. Enjoy amazing views while sipping your coffee! Will definitely be coming back to sample...

Amazing!!! Best coffee… ever! The atmosphere is unmatched! Truly the most gorgeous views while sipping coffee by the fire!

They have plenty of seating! They recently added on and all the windows and large fire place make it so cozy! This is the perfect place to work, catch up with friends, or just sit back and relax!

The coffee is amazing and every month they have new specials, each one of their creations is incredible! In addition, I have tried almost all of the sandwiches and never was disappointed!

I highly recommend The River! I’ve been there so many times and will remain a...

The building has a lot of character. The patio has a view of the river which makes outdoor dining more enjoyable. They serve good quality coffee and sweets. I can’t vouch for other food items since I didn’t have any. Service was kind of slow and the waitress brought out coffee holding her hands around the rim (where you drink). Also, we noticed an interesting sign on their door (see my photos) which said, “mask or no mask - we won’t ask”. This is kind of like saying, “come on in and spread the coronavirus to our staff and customers, it’s...