Amarin Coffee USA

Only came for the Vietnamese coffee. It was legit, it tasted great. Can't say about their other items but coffee was delish.It's a must try!

I saw Amarin on a Yelp "Top croissants in the US" list and immediately bookmarked it, and we stopped in during our last trip to Chincoteague. This was probably the best croissant I have ever had! So flaky and giant and a delicious almond filling, without being too sweet. They sell out fast. We went in on a Sunday around 8:30 and they were already out of several items. Definitely go early if you want your pick of pastries! They have a drive thru that you can order from too, which appeared to be moving quickly. The space inside had lots of tables but wasn't air conditioned well so it was super hot. They also have a little food truck in the back where you can order breakfast sandwiches. I love the variety of options! Next time I'm waking up at 7am to come get pastries.

I have absolutely nothing but glowing praise for these folks! People said that these are the best croissants that you'll ever have, and that very well may be true! My wife has been to Paris and still said that this was the best she has ever had. Other reviewers warn that you have to get there early before they sell out, and that is very true: we arrived just before 9am and they were sold out of plain butter croissants, and we got the last three chocolate croissants! The staff were all very friendly and helpful. This is one of those rare places where everything was perfect from beginning to end and I wouldn't change a thing!

What a lovely place! Coffee is strong and yummy. Chocolate croissant was flaky and fresh. Outdoor seating area is comfy has a lot of character. Service was good I'll be coming back for sure.

The biggest chocolate croissant ever! It's warm, flaky and delicious just like Paris! It's like it came straight from the oven. It's so convenient to have a drive thru service as well! Quick and friendly. I got the Vietnamese iced coffee with milk and my husband got the mocha Frappuccino and they were both equally delicious. This is definitely another stop on our vaca In Chincoteague!

I would recommend getting here early, I arrived later in the morning and all the baked goods were gone and they had sold out of the Vietnamese iced milk coffee. I settled on my second choice - mango slush. I was surprised the mango slush had fruit jellies at the bottom - I was excited for that since I thought it was a normal slush. Service was pretty quick and I was in and out within 5 minutes! The inside is small, but there's ample seating to eat or while you wait for your food/drink.

WOW! Obsessed with Amarin's. We visited chincoteague in the off season and I am so happy this place was open daily. One of the best London fogs I've had. I ordered a blueberry danish that was amazing and an everything croissant. When I got to the middle of the everything croissant, I discovered there was cream cheese inside. I've never had anything like it and I went back the next day to get another one, it was so good. We also ordered iced tea, iced lattes, the peach danish, chocolate croissants, and the coconut croissant and everything was 10/10. I wish I had time to go back and get a boba too. Would love to come back!!

By far, one of my favorite coffee shops on the east coast! The coffee menu is wonderful and unique, serving up Vietnamese style coffees. My true love here are their croissants! These melt-in-your-mouth buttery megaliths from heaven are flaky, fluffy, and festooned with flavor! My fiance and I preorder a box to take home with us. I particularly love their chocolate croissants; I had the pleasure of having one fresh out of the oven and ecstasy does not describe how magnificent it was! Whether you are vacationing for the summer or traveling around the rest of the year, Amarin is open all year long for all of your taste buds' needs!

It's ok. Not great, not bad. We had a chocolate croissant and a blueberry danish. Very crumbly and neither had much flavor. The sweet tea wasn't very sweet. The London fog was very sweet. Again not horrible, but not great. I'm not sure I'd go back. The people waiting on us had no interest in being there. The place itself is very cute. I guess it's a typical vacation coffee house.

Virtually the first thing you'll see upon arriving on Chincoteague Island, but if you're thinking that you need to search for something better and not settle for the first thing you see, you're mistaken. It has a drive-through window, but also a charming interior space and an outdoor deck with a few seats. The cafe offers Vietnamese coffee, fruit tea, and various baked goods. A food truck out back is apparently sometimes deployed for lunch, but was not in operation on my visit, sadly.I got an almond croissant and, not wanting to overload on sugar, a small honeydew melon tea. They asked me whether I wanted the fruity jelly at the bottom of my tea. Are you kidding? Who says no to that? My croissant was buttery and browned, and while the delicious almond paste in the center was worthwhile, it wasn't overly sweet and I immediately wished I'd gotten the bigger tea, particularly because honeydew melon has roughly the same effect on me as catnip on a cat. Having finished my two exceptionally delicious items, I only wished I had found out about this place sooner.