Ariels Cafe

Just came in for a cup of coffee (small French vanilla) to be exact. It’s kinda hard to mess up coffee so I can’t base my review on coffee but the price was $ 1.50 I’m not one to complain about .50 cent but I’m sure there are a million and one people out there that would. Place has seating nothing big. They have like 3 stores in 1 from your local chicken spot (crown or kennedys), subs and donuts. The staff is very nice can’t complain it’s an OK place to grab a bite if your funds are right !

They have donuts, muffins, bagels, and hot n cold cut sandwiches with coffee. It’s like your local Deli, breakfast place and Dunkin Donuts rolled into one. Located on the main road, Ariel’s Café is an ok place to get your grub-​on-​the-​go! They have a small seating area too if u want to eat inside.

3 ½ stars
had the breakfast special they advertised on the window
$ 3.99 for toast, potatoes, 2 eggs
tasty, generous portion of potatoes
good stuff!
p. s. they have a donut special from 1 – 6?
buy 2, get one free
gonna try, instead of going to dunkin donuts next time

The best coffee I had ever drank! I drive up every morning to buy coffee, they know how I like it, I don’t need to say what I like. You should try them out

I ate here a while ago and it’s just now that I decided to write a review. My friends and I decided to come here for breakfast since there was no other place close by that was open and it was a rainy day. I ordered a regular burger and it was pretty mediocre. An hour after that burger, keep in mind I didn’t eat anything else but their burger, I started feeling nauseous. (This might be a little graphic) I immediately rushed to the closest bathroom which was in Burlington and I puked chunks of burger out. Now that I think about it, that burger looked a little undercooked.

This place was ok for a quick bite but their food is mostly processed and not fresh. We were served our food quickly (frozen smoothie, frozen pancakes, a grilled cheese and Tuna Sandwich) and it was empty for a Saturday afternoon. Muffins, cupcakes wrapped in plastic to go… bagels, sodas and juice, just a regular ordinary small deli like café nothing special. I stopped here only because I was in the area. I won’t go out my way to be here.

Awesome place to sit down and grab a bite to eat. I stumbled upon this place when the local Dunkin’ Donuts didn’t have any clean tables left. So happy I came in.
They have everything from pancakes and donuts to burgers and fried chicken. The best part is that it’s reasonably priced and the food is delicious.

Sadly I received uncooked egg yolks. That in itself was a reason for no return

I just love Ariel’s, formerly known as Twin Donut. Yes, it’s a tiny, little deli resembling a Dunkin Donuts but they make so many different breakfast and lunch options, and all of them are great. I am partial to the tuna sandwich and can’t figure out how they make it taste so good (perhaps oil and vinegar?), but maybe someday I’ll branch out a bit more. The fries are always crunchy and delicious. It gets busy on weekends but we’ve always been able to find a table.
The family that runs Ariel’s is adorable and works so hard. They always appreciate my positive feedback on yet another yummy meal there.

I was a bit worried a few months ago when I saw the sign for Twin Donuts taken down and the awning covered. but, to my relief, it seems the owners just renamed it (maybe got out of the franchise?) but have kept up the same great quality and cheap prices.
Ariel’s has such a variety of food on their menu, and the fact that it’s so good ALL THE TIME is almost scary. you want a breakfast platter? chicken wings? gyro? hot sandwiches? smoothies? bagels? borscht? they got it all!
the owners and their kids are very friendly to their customers. they always make sure you are happy with the food; good to see that personal touch.
I’ve seen it get busy on weekends, but never to the point where you can’t get a seat. it’s a small place, but I love seeing a little family-​owned joint that is thriving, versus just another Dunkin/​Starbucks.