Cafes in North Branford

Part cafe and part convenience store, RV's Quick Mart refuels passersby with a selection of drinks, snacks, and dry goods. The cafe portion of the shop features a full espresso bar that offers more than 10 caffeinated drinks, including cappuccinos, espresso shots, and iced lattes. The rest of the store aims to help patrons stock up pantries or coolers with items such as ice creams, sodas, and cereals.

Grab a seat and dig in! Sweet Bears Dessert Cafe in Branford offers tasty eats everyone will enjoy. This place will leave you feeling satisfied no matter what kind of dietary needs you have. If you're hoping to make a smashing impression at your next soiree, you can also have Sweet Bears Dessert Cafe cater for you. At Sweet Bears Dessert Cafe, diners will receive complimentary parking at the lot next door. Prices don't get much better than this, either, with typical meals running under the $15 mark. Head on over to Sweet Bears Dessert Cafe first thing in the morning or last thing in the evening — Sweet Bears Dessert Cafe is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

For good eats and good times in Guilford, dine at Country Tavern Cafe. Dieters looking for low-fat options will be out of luck, though, as taste trumps caloric value here. Country Tavern Cafe is a good restaurant to dine with a small or large group. Country Tavern Cafe's dress code is casual — diners are welcome to dress up (or down) to their comfort level. Country Tavern Cafe offers free parking just steps away from the door. Your bill at Country Tavern Cafe will rarely go over $15, so you can really indulge! Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all on Country Tavern Cafe's menu — you can stop by whenever the moment's right for you.

Don't settle for an inferior brew! The java at Starbucks will perk you right up. Low-fat and gluten-free options are featured on the menu. Be sure to check out Starbucks' outdoor seating when the climate is right. Don't go off the grid! With the free wifi at Starbucks, you can surf the web and get some work done. Relaxed attire is perfectly fine at Starbucks, known for its laid-back ambience. Starbucks is a local eatery that serves up free parking. Starbucks is a prime location for cyclists to park their bikes and enjoy a bite to eat. Thrifty eaters will also love Starbucks' prices, which are generally below $15.

When the proprietors of Kupz Frozen Yogurt & Coffee decided to brew their own cups of joe, they knew not just any beans could make the cut. That’s why they partnered with Willoughby’s Coffee & Tea, whose carefully selected beans flavor Kupz’s house-roasted blends. On the cooler side, Kupz’s staffers serve specially blended flavors of frozen yogurt, as well as 20-ounce smoothies, which each contain more than five servings of real fruits, such as mangos and bananas. Coffee, yogurt, and smoothie feasts unfold inside a cozy storefront equipped with free WiFi and iPads.

Book Trader Café stacks more than 16,000 titles of gently used books on its shelves, combined with second-hand DVDs and CDs that transform the inventory into multimedia brain food. Literary works and academic books on art, architecture, and paper towels line the store, their spines inviting readers to sink into their vivid and educational worlds. A cult-fiction section assembles an apocrypha of fringe scribes, photography books tempt eyes with their luscious pages, and a children's-book section tempts kids to burrow into a fort of words. Most titles average $4.95, and staff carefully curates each one to ensure a quality recycled collection sans fraying bindings or torn pages. While Book Trader Café's inventory rotates frequently, the online store lists troves of its selections and lets bibliophiles reserve books by phone. With new old books in hand, patrons can stroll over to the café to enjoy them and further sate their appetites for letters by reading the menu.