Reflections Cafe

Just want to say… I miss you guys. There’s just no place like Reflections. The sweet staff «room for cream?», spacious yet cozy atmosphere, free wifi with no presh to leave hours after buying a coffee. MAN, I really miss you guys!!!

Only tried out their wraps. They were excellent, but I was still hungry when finished. Staff were attentive and kind. Nice variety of food and coffee.

This is my go to coffee shop. I love their selection of tea, coffee (yes I have tried the coffee that doesn’t taste like coffee), and food. This is one of the few coffee shops in Providence where you can spend hours working because their selection of sandwhiches is worth sticking around for.
I especially enjoy the padded benches that hug the outside walls and the nice spaced out tables outside.
A few downsides that have not detered me at all: The toilet tends to back up, the heat is sometimes a little warm, and they do not carry coke but pepsi

When I was in Providence, I just looked up gay coffee shops on Unilocal on my phone and this came up.
It was a couple miles away and it was sprinkling but I still needed a caffiene fix so I walked my happy-​butt there and it was well worth it. The coffee and cookies were delicious.
I ended up playing board games with the locals and having a fun conversation with the owner.
I might actually take the T down to Providence soon to enjoy this place again.

The place was very cozy I give it that. We spent hours there just chatting, and the bathroom was very clean. However, the drinks were poor, and the «Grilled Buffalo» chicken sandwich was so horribly disappointing. It didn’t even taste like Buffalo sauce was used or even considered in this sandwich. My friend had a «Peppermint pati» beverage, and not only could you either not taste the mint or the chocolate (Depends on the person. I tasted only mint, where my friends tasted only chocolate), but the «Espresso» (If there was actually any in the beverage at all), didn’t taste like espresso. It tasted like Dunkin Donuts coffee with mint flavoring. YUCK
HOWEVER,
I do admire their customer service, and the fact they had this amazing pop corn with hot caramel drizzle on it. Man, I could have eatten that stuff all day (If I of course wasn’t worried about my girlish figure.)

A great addition to the city’s GLBT scene and a wonderful café for anyone seeking a fab location, tasty drink and a lovely pastry. Don’t believe me? Check out their takeout menu– if it’s a fancy little coffee drink you’re chasin, they’ll make just about anything you request to order. They also have a large collection of light lunch options such as salads, sandwiches, etc which I admit, I haven’t tried as of yet but if their fantastic, sugary treats are any indication, they’d definitely be purchase worthy.
The service is usually friendly enough and the dining area usually a little crowded. I used to like stopping by during lazy summers for a sweet, icy treat to go. The few times I did hang were pleasant enough as the interior is cute, cushy and uplifting. It is a bit high schooler in terms of the cliques but at least for me, I prefer being left to myself. In addition they also host great poetry slams (I used to frequent but it’s been a while) which I would heartily recommend joining in.
Funny, funny, my coworkers are nuts about this place and actually make the drive from North Main just for their lunch breaks!

One of Providence’s hidden gems. Great place to meet up with friends and grab a coffee.

Nice cozy place to meet a friend for coffee, but I agree that it can be very cliquey. If you can get over that, you’ll enjoy this place. I love going in on a nice day (they will usually have the door open) with a friend and ordering a fruit smoothie. It’s the kind of place that you can just hang out, use their free wi-​fi, and relax.

a nice place to hang out and unwind.
the staff is helpful. their latte is smooth and yummy!
like the interior design, especially with the comfy pillows chained to the seats. don’t steal people!
friend and cute people.