We are thrilled to announce that Audrey’s Coffeehouse & Lounge, located right here at the
Village at South County Commons, has been named the second highest-rated celebrity-owned restaurant in the United States by The New York Post.
Featured in the article “Highest-Rated Celebrity-Owned Restaurants in the U.S. Revealed” (published February 22, 2025), Audrey’s has earned recognition with an impressive 80.1% of reviews rated five stars, for its exceptional service, unique ambiance and high-quality offerings, making it a must-visit destination for both locals and visitors alike.
Owned by married Bachelor franchise alums Ashley Iaconetti and Jared Haibon, Audrey’s has garnered praise for its welcoming atmosphere, delicious offerings and exceptional customer service. Jared Haibon, who personally reads every review the coffeehouse receives, shares that guests particularly appreciate the cozy and comforting ambiance. “They love that it’s very cozy and comforting in here and a welcoming environment,” he told The Post. “And they always credit our staff for being nice. I think they definitely enjoy that there’s care and love in this place.”
Audrey’s signature specialty lattes, including the Bachelor-themed “Rose Ceremony Latte,” are among the shop’s bestsellers. Additionally, Ashley and Jared frequently host Bachelor watch parties at the lounge, giving fans a chance to enjoy the show with two stars from the 
franchise. “When Ashley and I have the time, we want to make sure that we’re both here to make it more of a special thing, like, ‘Come watch ‘The Bachelor’ with two people who were on ‘The Bachelor,’” Haibon said.
We invite you to experience why Audrey’s is a must-visit spot, ranked among the best celebrity-owned restaurants in the country. Whether you’re sipping on a signature latte or attending a fun watch party, Audrey’s offers a truly special experience.
Congratulations to Ashley, Jared, and the entire Audrey’s team for this well-deserved recognition!
To read more about the ranking and see the full list, check out the article on The New York Post website here.
