Chestnut Hill Cafe

For comfortable hanging out, this is THE place. Special orders and fussy tastes are accommodated with style and aplomb.

Folks from all walks of life chill, or just drop in.

Great take a book,leave a book locale. It's Cheers minus the alcohol. THEY KNOW YOUR name once you've become a regular.

Nice little café with tasty coffee that's priced well. Better than most of the other local cafés with a decent amount of vegan options. Was pleasantly surprised to see oat milk available for an additive.

Enjoyed atmosphere more before renovation

I sat for 5 minutes at the counter, waiting to be served. One server said she'd be with me as soon as she finished a cappachino for another customer. Fine with me.
She finished, then picked up her phone and began reading. And reading.
Meanwhile, another server wiped counters, seemingly oblivious to the customer waiting to give his request for food. I left.
Found friends from the neighborhood outside. They like the place, but I'll never be back.

We have been here a total of 4 times, each time on a Sundays. The female worker with dyed blond hair has messed up our order each time.
The order is always recorded correctly but when she does to make it, it is always wrong.

Amazing mocha! Also, staff is very friendly and they provide excellent service. Great location, all around great place. (The really cute girls that work there don't hurt, either, lol.)

Ordered bagel and lox with extra salmon non-toasted. Literally the easiest thing to put together. They got it wrong the first time then I waited an hour and did not get anything. And so I left after an hour and 25 minutes of them not fixing my order.

This is such a quaint loveable trendy place to get good coffee and light meals. Parking is "fun" but not too hard to find. Small area for seating but sweet.

Love this place for ice cream. Not a large selection of flavors. Great atmosphere. They have indoor and outdoor seating.

Super charming little coffee shop with a great menu and atmosphere. Try the grilled PB&J! They sometimes have music and feature local artwork. What's not to love?