Ron Jeramiah: "A+ fam...start with some tasty breads. Chowder is good, boiled lobster is awesome. Pot Roast is off da chain yo. Great atmosphere and fun. Must do in P-town."
Kristopher Chavez: "Hands down the coolest coffee shop in town. Why? Watch as they roast the beans (or sit at a table inside the "factory") while you are sipping. The roasters are focused, passionate and fun to watch."
Tim Hettler: "Get up early or stand in a line that stretches out the door. The wait is worth it, though, for these excellent pastries and breads. Grab a loaf of day-old cinnamon raisin for french toast at home."
Djaniella D.: "Former gas station turned into one of the best coffee shops in town. Love the logo, staff, atmosphere, & of course their coffee! I'd recommend the mocha latte - they use Mast Brothers dark chocolate!"
Eater: "Chef/owner Rob Evans won a James Beard Award and "Chopped" but left high-end Hugo's to concentrate on his palace of poutine and duck confit panini. The wait will be well worth it. [Eater 38 Member]"
Djaniella D.: "Had one of my BEST meals here. Try the poutine & be prepared to have a religious experience. Even the hand cut fries w/ truffle ketchup was superb. Also, the "Original" milkshake is out of this world!"
ZenFoodster: "Great brunch/comfort food: Arnold Palmer, fried green tomatoes, gumbo+Waffle plate: over-easy eggs w/ bacon & regular syrup ($2 extra for Maine maple syrup) + a side of 2 sausage links ($3.50 extra)!"
Julia Warnock: "Cozy, authentic and w/ a wide range of foods on the menu, Hot Suppa is great for brunch and dinner. They have the best Mac&Cheese! Very small space, so there is usually a wait for brunch."