"In a neighborhood full of cute coffee shops, bricks and Scones might be my favorite! Super chill with lots of seating in the garden area amongst plants and trees. Great place to study, read, of hang out. We didn’t try the food menu, but the scones were delicious. The lemon blueberry was our favorite!"

"We came here for after trying to find a cute new coffee shop in the area. After seeing the positive reviews online, and pictures of how cozy and atmospheric the space was, I was excited to pop in and try it out. Unfortunately, atmosphere is all this place had. The food was expensive and frankly not good. We ordered a breakfast sandwich that was served to us on "sourdough" bread, which tasted and looked like white sandwich bread that's gone through a panini press. The eggs were boxed and unseasoned, there was one slice of undercooked bacon for an entire breakfast sandwich, and a side salad with a dressing that completely was out of left field and did not compliment the meal at all. Additionally, for a place that has "scone" in it's name, I was excited to try out some of the flavors they had. We ordered the green onion cheddar scone, and were unpleasantly surprised of how sugary a savory scone tasted. The caramel coffees served as well, were overly sugary and salty, so much so that we both threw them out without even finishing. This place was honestly such a disappointment. The food seemed cheap for a place that was so atmospheric and expensive. Don't waste your money coming here, there's a ton more options down the street that will give you a quality breakfast options or coffee."

"Love ❤️ the seating choice - bright 🌞 patio street side or cool, dark interior - very cool 😎 place. We drove 4 hours to get there (in search of Ireland/UK quality scones) - which were, in my opinion, just OK 👍 with a vast variety of choices. Overall, a delightful experience 😊"

"The perfect European-themed cafe / study spot. I feel like a modern day Belle studying and eating at this cafe. The cafe has two stories. Both have ample seating. First floor’s temperature is a lot cooler and there’s a nice breeze (good for the summer heat). The second floor is more stuffy, but it is quieter and more individualized so you can focus on work. There’s plenty of NICE seating outside too, where you can work or chitchat. The menu is very diverse ranging from drinks to whole meals. I always get their bottomless iced tea which is around $7, and you can refill it however many times you please. I’ve had their earl grey scone (couldn’t taste much earl grey but you see the tea leaves in there) and matcha white chocolate scone with jam and butter - solid 3.5/5. I’d get it again because it’s simple and easy to eat. I also tried the breakfast quesadilla which was pretty good 4/5! For lunch later, I tried the chicken pesto sandwich was really delicious 4.8/5. Their side of salad is pretty yummy too. Their menu is very captivating, and I definitely want to come back to try more. Parking is street meter parking. Service is very friendly. Atmosphere is perfect."

"Stopping by Bricks & Scones was the greatest way to start my week! First, they have endless seating options from the giant front partially shaded patio to the cafe, side patio, and upstairs seating! The staff was super friendly and helped me sort through their large menu. Coffee tea and sweet treats available in addition to sandwiches salads and soups. Highly recommend this Larchmont Gem ✨"