nook Coffee & Ice Cream

I wanted to like this place. Coffee was pretty good. But what took me back was the owners response to Susan Boone's Google review below. Berating customers like that, because they left a review you have had a reaction to--that's not a business I will or would support.

Went for a quick coffee. Immediately we were told to put on a mask. We both have medical exemptions and even after this was explained the girl remained very rude and still told us to get a mask. We went down the street and spent $30 plus tip. We vote with our dollars. It’s a shame they have ok coffee.

Nook is the perfect spot for a coffee and panini while you read. Highly suggest stopping in to enjoy your afternoon. Their paninis are delicious. The staff are also very friendly.

The Nook is a cute and cozy coffee shopped tucked away on Main Street in Littleton. What stands out even more than the charm is the quality of both the coffee and the food. I have tried the Oat Milk Lattes and London Fog and the Loaded Avocado Toast. The toast is filled with fresh avocado, high quality prosciutto and tomatoes and cheese. The perfect start to the morning!

Cute place, good coffee, and fun ice cream flavors (mango chile sorbet?!). Nice to grab and walk around downtown, or sit in and chat.

Great coffee, juices and food! A must!

A cute spot with great service. One of those places that's kind of expensive but completely worth it. Their bagel sandwiches are the best. Glad to have them in the neighborhood.

It is a very cute shop with great options for a quick bite. But I can not recommend this place for the coffee. The drip coffee was extremely watered down. If you are looking for a quality cup of coffee, head a block up to Dirt or Graceful instead.

My wife and I tried to order coffees before we went to a show at the theater across the street. We had some time before the show so we thought it would work out perfectly. The place was pretty empty and there was a couple at the counter being helped by 1 employee while another was making drinks for mystery customers that weren't in the store. The 2 customers that were being helped were apparently sampling every single cheese that they have in the place. We waited for about 15 minutes without even being acknowledged by either of the employees before giving up and getting coffee at the gift shop a few doors down. Don't waste your time.

Today I placed an order this morning for an everything bagel and a caprese panini. The young woman looked like a deer in headlights when I ordered. She put in the bagel as "the New Yorker" at first which is priced much higher than just a bagel and cream cheese. Additionally, I specifically asked her to toast the bagel very well so that it might be extra toasted for my husband. The bagel came out hardly toasted at all and incredibly soggy. My caprese panini was all red peppers with the tiniest piece of mozzarella..which, quite frankly, is ludicrous considering the eleven dollar price tag. Overall, this cafe is overpriced for the lack of consideration and attention to detail being put into this food.