I've never been in the etown library before so decided to walk through. This shop is inside and…read moreoffers a terrific cup of plain black coffee - it's 2:30 and there's nobody else here but me and the coffee tastes fresh, is plenty hot, and very flavorful. Just what I needed for the afternoon doldrums ... Served by a friendly staff person who stated that all proceeds help to support the library. Yay!

A small coffee shop that is attached to the library- it is nice to grab coffee but limited seating…read more( i guess it is to grab coffee and go sit in the library) Coffee is ok, prices are cheaper than other places so thats good!

Love the Chocolena Fruits Waffle -- it's absolutely amazing! The combination of rich chocolate with…read morefresh fruit, especially the banana and pineapple, is perfection. Their mojitos are incredibly refreshing too! The service is wonderful. On my first visit, I wasn't sure what to order, but the owner helped me choose and her recommendation was spot‑on. The store itself is beautiful and very clean, which makes the whole experience even better. Highly recommend!

Cute place. Photographs well for socials but could use some help inside. Desserts were decent. The…read moreDubai creme puffs were good with the cream puff being the star as it should be. The chocolate bear was VERY decadent. It honestly could have been dessert for 3 for it's richness. The service was mediocre. No smiles. The two that we saw working seemed very moody at 4pm on a weekday.

This place was recommended in a gluten-free group I'm in over a year ago -- now I'm sorry it took…read moreme so long to try Whisk! Attentive server, waters right away, and I loved how many scratch-made items they have, right down to some of the latte syrups and sauces. My health-nut hubby was thrilled that the home-style potatoes are cooked in beef tallow (he avoids seed oils) -- and honestly, they were incredible. Best breakfast potatoes we've had. I had the "Scarecrow" latte with house-made pumpkin sauce and the Maple Sausage Sweet Potato Benedict -- perfect for a rainy morning. The maple sausage was the star, and the sweet-potato-hash-meets-stuffing with hollandaise really worked. Can't wait to go back and try more.

Had breakfast at Whisk yesterday. While it was actually my second time there, this is my first…read morereview. This is such a great place and is located at the entrance to the Masonic homes. Ample parking and a good menu selection. Food is always good and fresh. The staff is super friendly and attentive. The outdoor dining space is lovely and the dessert selection is incredible! It's a favorite for meetings and those days I visit my Godmother who lives nearby.

My daughter and I enjoy meeting for lunch at The Hive Coffeehouse. The salads are yummy and I…read morealways get a cup of coffee. Service is fast and the staff is warm and friendly. If you enjoy cute cafe vibes with some hand crafted items available to purchase, this place is for you! Don't miss the macrons they are scrumptious.

The location is clean, inviting and well decorated.. I asked the barista for recommendations and…read moreshe said "honey latte with lavender vanilla cold", I did take the recommendation. It is fantastic..... I will say you can have it cold or warm, not overly sweet just right for the pallet. Stop by and ask for a recommendation you will be delighted with their recommendation.

Met some friends here for breakfast. Was really feeling the great ambience that the Green Bean…read moreRoasting Company has. The place is really cool and charming. All of our different hot beverages and our meals were absolutely delicious. This is a great place to go by yourself. Do some work. Enjoy some food. Really great place to meet some friends to chat and catch up. We really enjoyed it and so did everyone with us.

We enjoyed two nice mochas and a couple of cookies here. It's a really cute and cozy shop. The…read morebarista was quite friendly. We will be back!

Located at the historic Haldeman Manson, this is a donation based, charitable coffee shop with some…read morebaked items. Breathtaking view of the Susquehanna. I highly recommend it.

Such an unusual mix of well crafted coffee, fine art, and friendly conversation! There are two…read moreentrances to Garth. The door on the left opens into an art gallery by local artists. The door on the right leads to the gallery as well but take the staircase up one flight to an open area where you will immediately catch the aroma of delicious, fresh brewed coffee. Enjoy!

Get the GARTH. That's all I can say Cute place, atmosphere…read moreand the Garth drink is my absolute fav. So happy to have found this little gem of a coffee shop!

Met co-workers here for a quick meeting after their morning session and before my afternoon…read moresession. Had a great frozen coffee drink- more like a milkshake. It was delicious and she helped guide me through ordering. I got it with caramel and chocolate. Of course I added a real shot of espresso. Interesting bathroom humor!! Place was clean. People came and went and there were a few regular campers.

Very close by on a cold rainy day is an unusual stop - a coffee shop with an industrial flare…read moreadjacent to an upscale housing area. In fact to get out you have to wind your way through several streets! On entry there were a few couples sipping coffee and eating pastry, and mostly 30 somethings typing away on their computers. Two tables for 4 or more had been claimed individually by the free wifi work from home singles. If I ruled the world I would have an area of counter space for them instead of having one person hogging a 4 top spread out all over the venue. They had bottled peach tea one of us preferred, but I got a London Fog tea and added two packs of raw sugar to make it just right. We split a chicken salad sandwich I had seen on their website menu and it was packed full of chicken salad with a very nice consistency and in need of salt and pepper. Still it was filling for both of us. The sandwich and 2 drinks was about $18 plus tip. Self bussing of tables is convenient and expected. Staff was very pleasant and accommodating. We both agreed to a return visit at some point. It has an industrial scaled down Starbucks vibe and probably attracts the same patronage. Easy in and out access to the establishment itself but as I said, leaving the parking lot is a separate adventure.

Cornerstone Coffeehouse (Camp Hill, PA)…read more Stopped by Cornerstone Coffeehouse to get some work done and ended up having a fantastic experience. I ordered the seasonal Berry Cobbler Smoothie, made with cranberries, blueberries, and strawberries blended with oat milk, then topped with maple syrup and granola. It was delicious and tasted just like the name suggests. As a workspace, this coffee shop checks all the boxes: Plenty of tables and seating Indoor and outdoor options Relaxed atmosphere Community bulletin board Great food and pastry selections What stood out most was how welcoming the staff were. From the moment I walked in, they went out of their way to make me feel comfortable and appreciated. That level of hospitality can completely change an experience, and it certainly did for me. The highlight of my visit was a staff member named Sofia, who genuinely made my day. She went above and beyond to make my visit special, and her kindness was the cherry on top of an already great experience. If you're looking for a place to work remotely, enjoy a great smoothie, or simply spend time in a welcoming community space, Cornerstone Coffeehouse is well worth a visit. Sofia, you're the best

The food was extremely bland!!!…read more My lady ordered a turkey bacon egg sandwich and a caramel lovers latter (from the specialty menu) I ordered a bacon, egg, cheese& avocado sandwich and a pumpkin pie frappe (also from the specialty menu) Both sandwiches tastes like there wasn't a hint of seasoning!!!!! Not even salt!!! After three bites each, we had to dispose of the food. My lady did not enjoy her latte whatsoever, saying it tasted like flavorless sunflower seeds, nothing caramel about it. Now I did taste hers, and while hot, I didn't mind it, but I'm a guy that can enjoy any hot coffee that doesn't taste bitter. After it cooled down some more, it eventually did taste like unflavored sunflower seeds. Now the pumpkin pie frappe was a 10/10. From the presentation to the taste and to the drinkability. As the man I ended up letting my lady have my frappe, but I was drinking the latte and chasing it with the frappe like a shot of alcohol with some juice. Overall I would go back to try their other cafe products and stuff from their bakery section. The cafe also has a good amount of business as well, but the type of customers they have look like the "I eat my food with no seasoning" type of people