Lakeside Coffee

Good coffee. Pleasant atmosphere. Free wifi. I ordered a large mocha and it was great. I wanted to give them 4 stars but after I paid for my drink I gave them the loyalty card to get a stamp and she said we only do that for regular coffee and tea. Maybe I’m being a bit persnickety but I guess I’m just confused why they penalize you for getting a more expensive drink?

Passing through. Clean, pleasant, very friendly. Plenty of seating. WiFi only 0.4/mbps, but still could watch Netflix. The staff seemed to know everyone who came in. Music a bit loud so bring headphones. Nothing else in the area so glad it was nice.

Beautiful town, beautiful local coffee house and beautiful people.
The coffee and desserts are cheap and fresh. They have fresh brew; we tried the ethiopian blend and it was good.
Recommended for coffeee and dessert fix

While I’ve never visited the café I recently tried the coffee at a friend’s home — wow! Rivals any coffee I’ve and I’m a true caffiend. The Italian Roast is outstanding!
I’ll be ordering some for myself and as gifts for others.

Tasty food, good coffee, and a nice place to hangout or take a break

You know what I like about Lakeside? Everything.
I live somewhere between New York and civilization, and Lakeside is a good in between spot where I can start the caffeination portion of my weekend. They have beans from all over (if you’re into knowing every little detail about your source), a good selection of food options, an awesome setup and some pretty sweet art hanging around on the walls.
In addition to this, they like to try new and different things and they might have even exceeded my level of excitement when I recently asked them to make a London Fog. A while ago, in Canada, I tried this drink of steamed milk, Earl Grey and sweetener, and I was hooked. I’d forgotten about it until I saw an article about the drink’s origins, at which point I decided to pick up a new hot beverage habit.
Not only were the people at LC willing to try out this little experiment, they took to researching the sitch so that they could perfect the tasty beverage without any poking or prodding from yours truly.
Amongst other things, Lakeside Coffee is a chill little place to get your day started… and I kinda like hauling ass through dairy fields to get there… it brings a much needed spot of happiness to the dull weekends one would normally spend in the Green Mountain State.

Lakeside Café is THE stop on our bicycle rides around the northern part of Lake Champlain. Service is excellent; food is outstanding, coffee awesome.

This is a great place to stop by for a short break or have a light lunch if you’re just passing through Rouses Point or to just get out of the house and read. I love the décor. It’s so roomy, fresh, modern, hip and so clean (except maybe the windows could be cleaned more often).
Their coffee and teas are great. They roast their own coffee on the premises and use loose leaf tea. I love their caprese panini and grilled cheese sandwich. Always ate up every last crumb. The pastries they serve are locally made by a local bakery and is very good to go with that fresh hot brewed coffee.
The people that work there are nice and seem to enjoy being there. There is even free wi-​fi. It’s big enough to accommodate large groups.

My brother, wife and I stopped by here the other morning for breakfast. Had never set foot in the place and I have to say I was very impressed. They have a very cool, mildly hip, understated décor, although the couches were not nearly as comfortable as they looked. The service was very friendly, and the coffee was quite tasty. My brother and wife had a «Pig» panini, while I went for the roast beef one, all of which were very tasty. This place is definitely worth a stop if you’re in the area or just driving through.