Puccino's Coffee Bar

Come here very often due to the food being pretty good. You can feel the freshness. Drinks are pretty good. There are however 2 downsides... #1. The bakery portion... unfortunately, I do not recommend trying their muffins, croissants, or loaves of bread as the majority of the time, they have a stale taste to them. #2. Everything is on the pricier side. I love the way that there's dim lighting, the seating areas are very nice, well kept, and comfortable. Service is pretty good, specially from a certain staff member. She works there all the time (not the owner) and is always such a pleasure to deal with!

Been here a number of times with relatively high expectations due to the favorable reviews of the place. Every visit has been extremely mundane, but today's, especially so. Ordered a number of drinks, and each one of them was utterly bland, lacking flavor or any hint of good coffee signatures. The biggest culprit of this was their drip which was horrendous: very bland, extremely bitter, piping hot with a very tobacco undertone that tasted very reminiscent of old gas station coffee you find for less than a dollar. Very disappointing coffee, not on the cheap side, it's quite expensive compared to their commercial contemporaries, and overall lifeless. This is without much mention to their pastries which taste of week-long refrigeration and have lost any taste at all. I'd recommend somewhere else for your coffee.

This place is a hidden gem. The muffins and sandwiches are absolutely delicious and the best I've ever had! I highly recommend the bran or maple walnut muffins. The pesto chicken sandwich is my go to. It comes with a side of salad and they offer a wide variety of dressings. The prices are fair and I'd suggest visiting this place over Starbucks or a different cafe any day. The two ladies who run the shop are wonderful and super friendly!

For those of you reading “Jason Bourne’s” review I would like to take a moment to clarify - our coffee is absolutely different than that of the regular chains often frequented. Our regular coffee is premium, imported Italian medium dark roast as is our espresso. And yes, both are piping hot. The “gas station” comment is laughable. We bake ALL our pastries and breads daily, in house and our sandwiches are also made on a daily basis with in house roasted chicken/turkey/beef - depending on the panini. We do our best to use fresh, local produce and NO processed meats (aside from mortadella and salami) and although Mr. Bourne may consider this pricey our meals are not much more than that of any fast food chain meal. We do our best to ensure all our customers enjoy their visit but if you ever have a complaint please take a moment to let us know so we can rectify it and ensure you have a great experience. As the original owners of Anastasia’s Restaurant we have been in the restaurant business for over 30 years and take great pride in our little coffee shop! Please, come in, we look forward to seeing you :)