Kushala Sip Coffee House

Such a nice atmosphere. All the baristas were very nice and have great attitudes. I got a Kushala Mocha and an almond raspberry muffin, both delicious. I will be back again.

Unfortunately this closed very early on a Sunday and we weren’t able to get food and am unable to rate this for the dining options. However, it was one of only a few places opened on a Sunday so there’s that. I finally tried a pumpkin spiced latte which I felt obliged to do for the full tourist experience. They do have outdoor seating which was welcome - the picture is the view from the outdoor seating looking directly across the road.

Extremely rude staff and are not accommodating. I was working at the coffee house while traveling for 2 hours and had to attend the meeting. The staff came and said "it is not your personal office" 😞 even though I got brunch and coffee. The staff could be nicer

Great place to meet others or just sit and relax. Love their teas. Many people will work part of the day here as well. They have a selection of pastries and even gluten free items. Outdoor seating is great in the summer and they usually have a dog bowl with water for the four footed friends. Parking is on street or in the lot behind. ( Just go in the BofA driveway ).

Food is great, but IMAGINE charging $.65 for a single, thin slice of tomato.
Ive noticed a few items and add-ons are just wildly priced. Only reason I’m giving 4 is because I’m baffled.

Edit: sandwich was very delicious, however i still stand by my above comments

I got iced coffee latte and it was just ice milk. I couldn’t even finish because you never taste the coffee. The price was so disappointed and expensive. $6 per coffee is insane!

Fantastic! The staff extremely helpful and my online orders are always ready when i go to pick up thank you

loved my smoothie it was so thick and creamy :) the vibe inside is very welcoming and modernly adorned with positive affirmations and covid precautions which i appreciated.

I asked if the baked goods were baked this morning. Both women working there said yes. I took a bit into my croissant and it was harder than a rock and it tasted old. I’ll be telling my friends in Stoneham about my experience. $5 for an old croissant :(

Drove all the way here from N Andover to check it out because of the good reviews and switch things up a bit from starbucks/cafe nero. Wish I hadn't.

Wifi wouldn't work, so they reset it, and then it still would not work except for simple google searching, all websites and applications throwing a security alert or not loading. I gave up and used my hotspot instead. Baristas didn't seem that friendly. Tables were super micromanaged by party-size and had covid barriers (seriously?? can this madness stop now at the end of 2022??).

Cute cafe but the vibe was ruined by all the things listed above.

Latte was very good, at least.