Rockingham Roasters

"This coffee place had a cute atmosphere and looks promising from the outside. My friends and I ordered 4 iced coffees with flavoring, one came out hot and the other 3 iced ones consisted of frothed milk and iced cubes. As having experience as a barista, I know you are not supposed put frothed milk into iced coffee, this is what made the coffee taste horrible. We could not taste the flavoring whatsoever and could only taste the frothed milk that was mixed with iced cubes. I feel bad for the employees because maybe this was a result of poor training but the coffee was just made completely wrong. If employees were taught correctly and coffee was made properly, this place would have 4 or 5 stars. As I said above, there is a promising atmosphere about the place and it’s very cute inside."

"Just a great place. Charge your EV at the train station and walk over for a fantastic spooned foam macchiato and some locally baked pastries and pie. Incredible sandwiches on baguettes that rival Paris'. Walk off the caffeine and head over to the Frank Adams grist mill museum and Rosie The Riveter Garden."

"Excellent staff! Coffee is delicious. Good is always tasty I just wish the variety would change more frequently. A great place to sit and watch the world go by. Lovely views of downtown Bellows Falls"

"I went to Rockingham for the Old Home Day 5k and stayed found the delicious coffee. Rockingham Roasters roast the beans themselves and does a fantastic job. Most places bring it in pre-roasted or use industrial settings. Rockingham does it right on sight. So with your coffee, try their croissants, delicious pastries, or maybe a Montreal bagel. Rockingham roasters are worth the stop. Do not forget to pick up some roasted beans as well. You’ll be glad you did."

"The first thing I wonder is what you would not make extra of one of your most popular coffees, went in today looking for Working Joe… but alas none to be found. Very sad. So I got a bag a Vilas Bridge instead and rather disappointed to find that it was not “a full pound” as advertised. Having worked for you I know you’ve got mad attention to detail and pride yourself on your coffees being a full pound, as many brands are not. This leads me to think maybe you’ve got an employee helping with the packaging. All well and good but should definitely teach them about the “TARE” button on the scale for the weight of the empty bags. The only reason I noticed at all is that the jar I keep my coffee in fits exactly a full pound. It’s only off by .4 oz but it’s enough to be noticeable. The second recommendation would be to put something between the bags of coffee and the display cooler because the condensation makes the bag bottoms a wee bit soggy. I think just a wooden board or something would probably do the trick. I do recommend Rockingham Roasters for delicious coffee, beautiful light open space in the heart of BF. It’s great for people-watching."