Caffè d’Amore

1 star for the flavor of the espresso macchiato. Five stars for Service and a smile, but since this is a coffee shop that equals two stars. They have free Internet here and a nice space for sitting. The Customer Service was absolutely amazing.They do have free Internet at this coffee shop unlike the one down the street from it. The cookies have too much sugar in them way too sweet.

Starting to like this place more and more. I went for a photographer's meetup this time and got the maple latte with hummus and pita bread. The hummus is spicy and yummy. The latte was well crafted and looked wonderful, wow. Latte art is such a special thing huh? It was a bit more busy today during our chats. Cheers!!!

Loved this spot! This was walkable from my Airbnb and I am glad I found it. My husband had to wait outside with the dog but they had seating outside so it was no problem.I got an iced coffee, dirty iced chai, a pierogi hand pie, and an everything bagel with egg and cheese. Honestly, I thought it was a little expensive but the food was so so good. While I waited for everything to be freshly made, I looked around their little shopping area. They had some cute mugs and other trinkets. Along with some bagged coffee. Very cutesy, cozy, eclectic vibes. The hand pie was flaky and filled with potato filling. It was vegan too which makes me happy to see options. The bagel was also very good. Not dry even though I didn't add ketchup. I really liked it. My iced coffee was basic but my husbands iced chai was delightful. I would definitely recommend getting breakfast here, or just hang out here. Such a good find in this neighborhood.

Loved this little coffeehouse and all they stand for - besides of course excellent drinks.

Wonderful coffee and great service! They also sell local items like honey and preserves as well as coffee beans. The ambiance is very cozy and inviting. I had the black pepper and cardamom latte with oat milk and it was delicious!

On a scale of nonfiction to romance novels, Caffe d'Amore makes me feel like the main character of my own novel. So many details of this coffee shop whisper thoughtful consideration from the menu options to the compostable/non-compostable bins. There's wifi for working, multiple styles of tables to choose from, and just the very best vibe.And how charming that a barista was kind enough to point out that my overalls had a twist in the back, and she helped me fix them. I love good people. *heart*Pictured: Black Pepper Cardamom LatteNot pictured: (Delicious) Hand Pie

One of my favorite neighborhood coffee shops, especially because they are so pet friendly (yummy oven baked dog biscuits right when you walk in). The staff is always so sweet and they make hella good lattes! Lavender latte is always our go to. They also make a great scape cream cheese (in their fridge section if in season) and you can purchase a gallon of cream top milk here too! I just love the simplicity of the space and the richness of their coffees. They also support local artists with their wall of gifts and goodies and have a bin for food pantry donations. Thanks to Caffe d' Amore for being a great local business!

Congrats on the new location! It's my first time visit to the new location and I love it! They FINALLY reopen the indoor seating area, there is so much space inside and you can hangout with friends, having breakfast and coffee together, which is what I'm going to do next time!Plenty of choices on the food menu, definitely recommend their yogurt parfait and bagels from the local bakery (can't remember the name sry lol) Masks are not required but highly encouraged, the people are friendly, highly recommend if you've never been.

These folks have perfected the art of the latte. Today on my mid-day break from work I stopped by their new location and was so excited to see how much more space they have! I ordered a pumpkin spice latte and it was delicious - you could taste the real pumpkin which was appreciated. The folks that run this place are really special. They use compostable cups and lids, still wear masks and promote a safe, Covid-free space. They're also always promoting activist activity in the community which I appreciate. They have a loyal customer in me. Drinks are spectacular and the mission of the company is ideal.

First, the frustrating obstacles (over which Caffè d'amore has no control): Construction makes finding street parking even more daunting than is standard for Larryville, so be prepared for that struggle. But your persistence will be rewarded once you enter the front door. As others have noted, the vibe here is perfect for sitting and enjoying a coffee (the americano I ordered was rich and robust and ideal for a brisk late-summer morning) and pastry. (Limited selection of the latter, but a sign indicates a transfer to a new baked-goods vendor. Can't wait to return for that, although the muffin I got was perfectly delish.)There are many cafés between home and Butler Street, but this is my new fave (frustrating traffic/pkg notwithstanding), in large part bc of the friendly staff. Even as the practice of tipping becomes more contentious and confounding, I wish I could have been more generous today--the service here merited my digging a little deeper into my gratuity pocket. Thanks! I'll be back soon.