Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea

About Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea

Known for

• Coffee, tea and shakes
• Pastries, light eats and breakfast
• Fireplace and outdoor seating
• Wi-Fi and laptop-friendly seating
• Live performances

What reviewers say elsewhere

• “The croissant and biscuit sandwiches were very tasty! I also got the monster matcha latte which was not very good. I couldn’t taste any vanilla or cream. It tasted like coffee and matcha mixed together. I wouldn’t order that one again”

  — Nicole Akana, September 4, 2026 · google

• “♿ **Extremely Disappointing Accessibility Experience** I came to Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea at Plymouth Green because I wanted to enjoy a coffee and have a relaxed place to cowork. As a wheelchair user, I typically check Google Maps befor…”

  — Melissa DiVietri, August 17, 2026 · google

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