Deena Oren

Delicious omelette and baked goods. Highly recommend the drive off 87 to see this quaint and unique coffee shop. The espresso meets it highest standards.

Elan Stadelmann

Super great coffee here! Great selection of breakfast and lunch options. I got the soup and the special Vanilla Bay Latte. Super great atmosphere and reasonably priced for the quality of the food. It was around $20 for the two items I got (not including tip)- super satisfying soup. The latte was legit- super balanced and not too sweet either, and the latte art was a plus! The soup and coffee was exactly what I needed on a rainy day. Will def be coming back.

Bianca R

Amazing breakfast options. It was so hard to choose! We ended up getting a delicious ham and cheese croissant, and eggs on toast. Both were stunning. The coffee is also outstanding. Shout out to the barista for the lovely latte art on my flat white. Would definitely come here again to try everything else they serve. Coziest place ever!

Joseph Padin

There are 3 different seating areas, with 2 being inside and one outside, so plenty of room! The selection of breakfast specials made it hard to choose, but the omelette and sourdough toast did not disappoint. The chocolate maple latte was SO GOOD. 10/10 for everything!

Eimy Bonilla

Food was AH-MAZING!!!! The baked goods tasted so fresh and you could tell it was all homemade! Coffee was ok, nothing that really made me want to come back and get a latte. My mother ordered the maple latte and that was delicious! I ordered the caramel latte and it tasted very dark and bitter, that was very surprising. Cashier was super friendly and kind. The location had convenient store vibes, super cute.

Kristy Johnson

I tried Olympus Tea (which is apparently the name of the flower. Delicious! A teenie bit peppery but herbal, so no caffeine, and full-bodied. Loved it). The brand is In Pursuit of Tea. I also had a baked apple bar, and a Brekkie. The bar was delicious and not overly sweet which I appreciated, The homemade pesto is unlike any pesto I’ve ever had. It didn’t taste like parsley, and I could even seen leaves that looked like sage. It was fantastic!!!! So was the Vault no 5 cheese and the Roth cheese on top. My one complaint is that the croissant was dripping with oil. Not sure why, but I couldn’t eat it. I took the fillings out and threw out the croissant. That much oil would have added a lot of calories and it was just soggy anyway. Other than that, everything was perfect. A truly unique place. I don’t know if there is a specific ethnic food being offered but brekkie is, as I understand it, Australian. Parking is on the street and there is indoor and outdoor seating with a real communal feel. Lovely walk ways nearby too!

+2

Danielle Hope Zhao

This place was such a gem. Our group came for breakfast during our weekend trip in Kingston. The hot drinks came in unique beautiful mugs and the food was delicious, with a lot of vegetarian options. I got a brekkie sandwich - the bacon was a little tough, but taste was good. One side of the cafe is mainly for ordering and then there is another side with seating - one long table that could seat a big group and a couple other small tables.

+1

Allan Robison

Village Coffee and Goods was a huge surprise. The food was absolutely amazing. There is a good variety of food options. Everything has been created to be something more than just regular food items. Coffee was very good. I got a latte and wish the coffee was hotter. It was not very hot, but the flavor was good. There are only eight high-top chairs inside along the windows. There is exta setting outside as well. This is a come again Coffee shop.

+5

Valvanera Moreno

Delicious food 😍 both things we ordered were delicious and healthy, and with a different touch than usual. The coffee was very good, I got a mocha and loved it. I also really like that they give you real mugs and plates if you stay in, being more eco-friendly than many coffee shops, even the straws were paper based as well as having real cutlery. I highly recommend it

Brian Brown

We have visited a few times. The drip coffee and simple coffee drinks (latte, etc) are solid choices. Beyond exceptional when it comes to the “plain” drinks. However the chai was the absolute worst we have ever tasted in our lives. We never drink sweet drinks and prefer natural tasting chai but this tasted like pure cardamom and wretched tasting coffee. The place is also extremely crowded with overpriced goods (pottery, cheese, etc) as well. We will stop in again but stick to what we know is good.

Kim Ann

So much quality in every single thing they offer. To me, it’s worth the price because you can feel the integrity in every ingredient. The service, however, is unreliable. I’ve ordered “the hottie” 3 times, and twice it didn’t have any hot sauce. It’s literally named after the hot sauce. Also got a croissant with grass fed butter and jam- had no butter. So far, in my experience, more orders are wrong than right. If I’m going to pay this much I expect perfection. Bring the uncompromising quality to your staff and deliverables too.

Was in the Kingston area for the weekend and visited Village Coffee and Goods yesterday (Sat, 2/21). We were excited to visit the cafe but the lady that was working the register around noon was not friendly at all and made the whole experience very weird. Maybe she was having a bad day but as someone who has worked a cafe job before it's your job to make people feel welcome in the space. The ginger molasses cookie was good and the chai tea was okay but I wouldn't go back because of the customer service. There are MANY other cafes in the Kingston area that have friendly staff.

Emmet Spiegel

Way too expensive. My sausage and egg sandwich on a croissant was $17.20 which was fine. My wife got the frittata of the day and she complained that it was too dry and flavorless. The latte was decent. I'm a Kingston native so I don't appreciate paying NYC prices for a small local business. I will never go there again as breakfast was over $50 for 2 people.