Birdhouse Coffee

Absolutely stunning spot! Bird House Café in South Windsor is such a hidden gem. The outdoor seating area is magical—especially the cozy fire pit, which adds such a warm and inviting vibe. Perfect for a relaxed catch-up or a quiet moment with your coffee. Speaking of which, the coffee was excellent—smooth, rich, and clearly made with care. I also tried the biscotti, and it was delicious and very reasonably priced. Friendly staff and a great atmosphere make this a place I’ll keep coming back to. Highly recommend!

Their lattes have been some of the best I have found in this area of CT. And they have a nice outdoor seating spot. However, their service is not welcoming at all. Every interaction I have had ordering has been cold and staff doesn’t seem to know how to engage customers. I was going to order food till I saw a fly on the food. Also very over priced.

Adorable place and good coffee. Even the candy corn coffee wasn’t too sweet which I liked. But we waited about 30 minutes for our 2-person coffee order (no food). It was the absolute longest I’ve ever waited for a drink. I think the place is cute but I can’t imagine going back with this wait in mind. I guess it would be ok for someone working on their laptop and has time to kill. I cannot imagine how long someone would have to wait for their food order. Seriously, if you go here on a weekend, be prepared to wait 30 minutes+ for your food and coffee.

amazing spot to work and the coffee is delicious! Food is so so but the service is great 😊… I especially love the one barista, Angela. She is so sweet and always remembers my order. I usually just get a cappuccino, but their matcha lemonade is gas.

I really enjoyed the coffeecake I purchased but wasn't too crazy about my drink. I ordered a Campfire iced latte but the flavors weren't coming through for me so I was a little disappointed. I will definitely give them another try though.

I’ve been here a few times and yesterday my experience was weird so I wanted to look at reviews to see if it was in my head. However some of the most recent reviews was exactly how my experiences have been. Around 11:30 Friday 10/10 the digital menu showed the breakfast menu when I walked in. The folks in front of me were excited to order their breakfast sandwiches. However when ordering the cashier rudely said it’s lunch time now. So no more breakfast menu. lol (take it off the digital menu then?) when it was my turn I asked if no breakfast included no bagels I just got a head shake. The cashier not friendly at all. I’ve seen her there before and same attitude. The pastries have never been great. The coffee is fine definitely expensive and after my visit yesterday it might be time for it to be my last.

coffee was good, extremely mid and flavorless food. hotel eggs, canned spinach, and fake avocado spread. shouldn’t be paying $15 for food that’s not even fresh.

I review this place as a kitchen for Connecticut Valley Brewing Company. If you treat this place as a standalone coffee shop, then you experience may vary. I came to the taproom and decided to try food from Birdhouse, as this place now serves as a kitchen for the brewery. Unfortunately, my overall experience was underwhelming. We ordered a pizza, fried pickles and a cream cheese Danish. You receive bakery items immediately from the shelf, but the wait time for all the rest is pretty long. I visited this place on Monday which is not the busiest of days. Fried pickles were ready within about 20 minutes, while pizza came out only after 40 minutes wait. The fried pickles were not good. They were crisp up to the point of being burnt, not juicy at all. I can tell that the spices they used were pretty good, but the way they fried them ruined the taste. The pizza was a similar experience - not only the crust was burnt and just too dry, it was also uneven. So some of the slices were chewy. And again, the pizza filling is good (albeit, quite salty), but the preparation was bad. The Danish was fine. I liked it, but my wife didn't.