Jamesbrew Cafe

I am not from New Jersey, but it was such a great experience visiting the Jamesbrew Cafe. The coffee was high-quality and is now #1 on my list for my favorite coffee in New Jersey. They had an assortment of about a dozen pastries. I tried the pumpkin yogurt muffin which was fresh and tasty. The place pays homage to local history with huge murals of photos of the town of Jamesburg from a long time ago. There is ample seating throughout and an area with sofas for those who like to lounge. Even the bathroom was well-decorated and continued the theme of historic Jamesburg via wall murals. There was a festive atmosphere throughout. Seeing so many customers enjoying their time here is a big reflection on how inviting this cafe is. It definitely is a hub that benefits the Jamesburg community in a great way. I am looking forward to the food options that Karen the co-owner told me they will introduce in the upcoming months. Right now, they offer two types of empanadas; spinach and cheese, and beef. The spinach and cheese empanada was delicious.

A cute coffee shop right along the railroad! I came here in the middle of the week and ordered the still cold brew (comes in still or nitro). It was a really good cold brew that was smooth and strong without being bitter or watery. The inside had an ample amount of tables and chairs, along with a couch area that had board games under the coffee table. The staff was super friendly and it was also super clean inside. I barely saw a crumb or speck of dirt on the floor. Bonus points for having a high chair too! The cafe has a wall with a neon "you're brewtiful" sign, that I of course loved :)

A fantastic addition to our little town! I've tried many of the coffees and pastries as well as the gelato. They have tea and other cold drinks too. Everything was top notch and the service is excellent. There are plenty of tables and chairs inside as well as some couches. They also have outside seating and live music, karaoke and games. Perfect place sit back and enjoy

About my 5th visit. Was very disappointed as menu says single origin coffee but they don't have any single origin coffee. My last visit when I requested a pour over the girl made me a Guatemalan pour over. The lady server was very nice but informed me they serve only 1 type of coffee and it's a blend. In this day and age to be a specialty coffee house and serve only one type of coffee is silly. The coffee was very good but I go to a specialty coffee shop for quality but also choices. Will not be driving 25 minutes to be disappointed again.