Flying Sowth Coffee

Been coming to this place a lot. Good food and great coffee. Come here to get work done or take fiancé on lunch date. There coffee is a bit more expensive than Wawa or Dunkin but quality is way better and sometimes it is ready even faster. 100% recommend glad I live so close

I love the vibe there. And one time, my latte art came out looking like a butt and it made me and the barista laugh so hard. And honestly, it was the best latte I’ve ever had. Been a loyal customer ever since (although Im sad to say, the butt latte never happened again 😂) (I also did not caption the photo, it did that automatically 🫠)

I’m a cortado snob and they always deliver perfection. Plus their croissants are the best of any coffee shop I’ve been to in this area, which I think is all of them. It’s strange to have to even make note of this, but especially when I’m in a coffee shop, I really prefer being able to talk to a real live person to place my order and not have to navigate a touchscreen. Chatting with the baristas is part of the enjoyment and reason for leaving your home. So another five stars for human interaction. 😅

Flying Sowth is a local hidden gem with a clean setup and a laid-back vibe. Tried the matcha latte one day and the iced macchiato another—both were solid. Good coffee, friendly energy, and a space that makes you want to linger. Definitely worth a stop if you’re in the neighborhood.

A solid, thoughtfully designed café with a modern vibe and welcoming energy. The lox open-faced sandwich—bright with capers and well-balanced flavors—was a standout and hit the spot perfectly. On the other hand, the ham breakfast sandwich felt a bit underwhelming. Decent, but not something I’d go out of my way for. Service was reasonable, and the space is versatile—kid-friendly, with plenty of seating options and cozy nooks that make it a great spot for working or catching up. While not a destination café just yet, it’s definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area. I’ll gladly return.