Tazza Cafe

Large, clean space with ample indoor and outdoor seating. Coffee is solid, as is roast beef sandwich. Linzer bar is top notch!

Macaron was pretty good (a bit too sweet) and the inside had a nice ambiance.
That being said, the staff was very cold and snooty, and the tune melt croissant was soggy and made my stomach upset. The tomato soup tasted like bertolis tomato sauce with sugar dumped in. Not worth the money.

It’s a nice place to sit and have coffee and a muffin (they’re great) I like the new location in town, more open and spacious. Coffee is good there, the baked goods are great. The only thing that I don’t care for is the «armonk attitude» from the staff and patrons .I’m from armonk, I get that it’s become uppity over the years, but it’s a little too pretentious even for me. So now when I stop in, I get my coffee to go!

Beautiful! So many great things! And conveniently just off I-​684 exit 3. Tons of great coffee by the pound, too.

Great hot chocolate and muffins. I am a personal big fan of the cinnamon coffee muffin. Staff is nice.

Great food and drinks. Helpful staff. Terrible insect problem inside. 100’s of flys buzzing around while trying to eat. Wish I could give this place 5 stars.

Hey this place was good and it crowded so what’s with the poor reviews? The strawberry mango smoothie was fresh and delicious; the ice coffee was very good; the nut and berry oatmeal was really great, brown sugar, creamy and tons of nuts. Food delivered to your table was nice to avoid having to wait. Ver clean and polite service.

I am new to the area and thought Tazza Café looked like a cute and appropriate meeting grounds to eat at with my co-​workers. Well, let’s discuss how the cute place proved to be one worth never again attending. While waiting for my co-​workers to join me and my client, I took out my laptop to give her some information on our company. We asked to use the wi-​fi in order to access my e-​mail account. No less than 5 minutes later, we were bombarded by one of the employees telling us we were unable to use the wi-​fi unless we were eating. I just figured she was joking, since she quickly ran away. Also, I never knew places allocate a time limit on when customers need to have food in front of them. To my surprise, 10 minutes later, still waiting for the rest of our group to show and actually discussing what we wanted to eat, the owner himself, appears at our table, disgust dripping from his mouth as he rudely reprimands us for sitting at a table without having food in front of us. He told us that if we did not leave immediately without food in front of us, he would call in other means of force to remove us. I had to act professional in front of my client and told the owner that there was no need for rudeness and that when the rest of my group arrived, I would be more than happy to order. His reply was that our patronage was unnecessary and to instantly leave unless I obliged to his orders. Mind you, if while I was waiting, I saw people were walking around with food in hand, looking for an empty seat, I would have offered my seat to them immediately. However, this establishment was filled with empty tables and seats all around where I was sitting. Again, not wanting to make a scene, I go up to the counter, plan to buy a piece of fruit (since, I was going to eat my meal when I was joined by others), and the owner has the audacity to ask if that’s all I was eating, followed by telling me I better not be paying for that with a card since there’s a $ 5 minimum. He told me to go get your cash, if I brought any at all. And, at that point, I decided there is absolutely no way he will be receiving a cent from me. I brought my group across the street to the sweetest staff at Bowls, and will never be returning to Tazza Café. I cannot believe a person who works, let alone owns, a restaurant built upon customer service and interaction can treat other people with such inhumane manners. Please, do not give your time or money to such a worthless individual.

Avoid this place at all costs. Not only is the staff rude, unprofessional and clueless but the owner James needs to go to anger management classes as well as regular management classes. Came into this bug infested dirty place for the first time today by accident. As a teacher, I was meeting someone and we were on the way to the library but they were not open. We went to this place to work at the table and of course eat and have juice and coffee. As soon as I walked into this TOTALLY EMPTY place, I was told that I could not use the wifi because I did not buy anything yet. I told the staff I was just meeting my associates for the first time and of course was going to eat and drink as soon as we met and introduced ourselves. The rude employees then called the owner James who proceeded to kick me and my guest out of the EMPTY PLACE because I did not buy anything. I told him I was going to buy something in five minutes and he said I had to buy something right then and there. I then picked up a banana and a water to charge it. He said it was not enough to charge so I got my cash for a $ 4.02 purchase and they actually gave me 98 cents back. I hate those places who have a tip jar and a penny jar at the counter and give 98 cents back. The whole experience at this dusty buggy unfriendly place is enough to make sure I never come back and I recommend no one I know goes there. There are so many other places to go in this beautiful village than this disgusting rude dirty cheap bland ugly non inviting tasteless place. If ZERO STARS were available — I would give them a MINUS STAR! KEEP AWAY. PS — I spoke to the employees after and they confirmed the owner was a jerk and recommended 4 other places to go around here.

Maybe the cashier’s here are extremely wealthy,
Or maybe at home they never learned basic manners.
JUST ONE TIME CAN I HEAR A THANK YOU FOR THE TIP I LEAVE!

Well, it’s the only café in town.

I just spent $ 5 on a pumpkin spice latte that was awful. It didn’t taste like pumpkin at all. It had a weird alcohol taste so I had to throw it away after two sips. I wish I would have gone to dunkin donuts and saved the $$.

Their product is alright overpriced and the owner is downright RUDE. You can order and wait a long while with ill behaved children screaming and running between your legs for the privilege if having the owner tell you to «wait over there». No please or would you mind. They should be out of business and let a new merchant who knows grace and good manners come in. How can we raise well behaved children when the merchants don’t even know how to carry themselves. A travesty.

I’ve been a customer for years and happy with the quality of the coffee (very strong), breakfast menu, lunch salads and sandwiches. But today I was blown away by their rudeness! After a long hike my husband and I with our dog decided to go for lunch since they have outdoor seating & I’ve noticed dogs there before. We bought a salad, a wrap and 2 drinks. Since it was a hot day, I asked for a glass of ice for my husband’s drink and even though they have large plastic cups for their iced drinks, they would only give me a small 4oz cup. Then I asked for a large glass of water for my dog, well the look on the woman’s face could have killed and again she would only give me 2 4oz glasses of water. When I reminded her I’ve been a customer for many years, she chose to ignore me. I stood my ground and kept asking for the water and finally the man behind the counter gave me a large glass of water. If this is how they treat their loyal customers then they’re not going to have many customers. Bagel Emporium & Armonk Country Kitchen make great coffee & have a super breakfast menu as well as lunch menu. And Bowls just opened across the way with fabulous salads. All these places and more make Armonk a terrific place to visit; warm & friendly to you & your dog. Tazza beware! One loyal customer who is very upset & disappointed!

Delicious iced coffees and an adorable seating area both in and outside. Staff was not unfriendly but not welcoming. They sell a variety of coffee and tea to take with you and make at home.
Great spot to grab coffee before shopping in Decicco’s.

Tazza provides hot tea, coffee and chai lattes to Armonkians from 9 to 90. The chocolate croissants are a favorite, and they even make hot oatmeal! At lunch they sell salads, wraps and sandwiches, all delicious. The staff is friendly and helpful.
The drawback is the new location. The old Tazza was in a cozy spot with wood floors and low ceilings. It was a perfect spot for coffee with a friend, and Mothers with children regained their sanity there over a meal with conversation. Now Tazza is in a large space with high ceilings and a concrete floor. Every surface amplifies the noise and is there a lot of noise! They pipe in music, tables are full of people are trying to talk, and the result is every body shouts. With no acoustical dampeners, it’s an echo chamber, a deafening din.
So unless you are buying to take out, the better choice is Mariani, just up the street. Much cozier and quieter for meeting a friend.

Decent cop o’ joe but filled with angry, miserable people and unpleasant pastries. To make matters worse, it’s haunted.

Decent sandwiches, salads, pastries and coffee.
Staff are really friendly/​helpful; including changing sandwich combinations to accommodate vegetarian lifestyle…
Been here several times over the past few years and it’s always good… definitely worth a try…

Chai tea was good. Pastries were dry and overpriced. The customer service was ok. However this really was the best place for coffee it tea in Armonk.

Good food… excellent selection, especially if you are looking for something on the healthy side. The food actually tastes like fresh ingredients without being smothered in sauce or cheese. I ordered an egg white and spinach breakfast wrap and it was great: very fresh and not at all greasy. However, you may want to reach for a bit of salt and pepper if you like some spice on your food.
The place was clean and the service was good. Overall, a good experience.