Tlc Coffee Roasters

I love their chai and teas so I figured I’d try out their açaí bowls. I asked if I could get one without the coconut due to my nut and coconut allergy and they said they could make one for me. They asked if I wanted granola to which I said yes. When I started eating the granola I started having a reaction, when I asked if there were nuts in it they proceeded to tell me there was!! That’s so dangerous! Please make it clear for people with allergies which of your products have nuts in them. I’ll definitely get their teas again but this just wasn’t cool.

Been driving by here for awhile and finally stopped for breakfast. We ordered 2 bacon egg and cheese on crossant. I like they use real eggs but the sandwich tasted like burn grill and the crossant wasn't flakey at all. It was mushy like some cheap processed food. My girlfriend said she Duncan donuts crassants taste better. We haven't eaten dunkin in years. We were both disappointed unfortunately. The black tea was very weak. I dont know if we caught a bad day there or what. We were excited to finally try this place too. Were dont drink coffee so I'm guessing thats were they do most business. I travel alot and do alot of diner reviews and small shops.

Great coffee and sandwiches! Make sure to grab some beans to go for home; Their house roast is yummy!

My husband said it was the worst coffee he ever had and I did think my breakfast bagel was super bland. But the atmosphere is cute. My pistachio coffee tasted of banana which was strange, but even so it’s convenient to picking up family from the Amtrak.

We 're frequently attending events or adult education classes at URI, and walking the O 'Neill bike path. TLC Roasters is a mandatory stop for coffee and lunch anytime we 're nearby. Love the coffee I purchased a number of half pound bags of TLC coffee as part of our made in RI holiday gift bags to friends and family.