4.5 stars. The Bloom Cafe is a local restaurant uniquely located in a greenhouse at Quality…read moreGardens. The menu lists breakfast foods (e.g., pancakes, toasts, and sandwiches) and lunch foods (e.g., salads, sandwiches, and bowls). Baked goods, coffees, teas, and refreshers are also available. Customers may dine in, get takeout, order catering for outside events, or rent the greenhouse for special events. My husband and I ate one breakfast here. We placed our order at a counter, paid upfront, and then were given our drink and a number to take to a table of our choosing. The weather on that day was very rainy, so we sat inside the greenhouse rather than outside, and the employees carried our foods over in containers with lids. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Peach Berry Stuffed French Toast - 4.5 stars - This was a weekend special. Challah French toast was stuffed with lemon mascarpone, peaches, and mixed-berry compote. It had a large serving size and a nice mixture of sweet and sour flavors. Bloom Salad - 4.5 stars - This salad contained mixed greens, sliced apple, dried cherries, candied pecans, gorgonzola, red onion, and maple balsamic dressing. Blue cheese is not my favorite, but I enjoyed the freshness and flavors of the other ingredients. Breakfast Egg Sandwich Croissant - 4.5 stars - This sandwich consisted of a croissant filled with two eggs, cheese, and three strips of crispy bacon. On the side was a basic salad with dressing. My husband did not like how the salad dressing got on his sandwich. Chai Latte - 4.5 stars - This Rishi Masala chai concentrate with steamed milk tasted very good. The total price for these three foods and one drink was $49 plus a tip. Afterward, we explored the market and gardening center. Available for purchase were jewelry, flower pots, many types of indoor and outdoor plants, and much more. Two employees kindly offered me assistance with the plants. I loved seeing the exterior of a hobbit house, although it was too short for me to go inside. Please note that this business will hold a Tolkien-inspired Hobbit Fest on September 12, 2026. The festival will include live folk music, local artisan vendors, themed cafe foods, alcohol vendors, activities such as a costume contest, etcetera.

I was thrilled to finally try Bloom Cafe. I arrived a little late for breakfast so had to make it a…read morelunch instead. The salad was terrific. The ingredients were fresh, the aioli sauce and feta cheese paired well with the picked onion and roasted tomato. Especially love that you can sit outdoors while you eat (since it was hot, some people stayed inside). Also note, they do bring your food out to you, but you are expected to bus your own table. I ordered some coffee crumb cake too - nothing special but it was decent (needed more spice). Hope I can make it back to breakfast one of these days!

This spot is a great work from anywhere place. Plenty of seating for individual or group use as…read morewell as simple being available for the usual cafe trip. Lots of food and drink options to choose from as well as some cocktails for the evening visitors. I've never had a bad experience here. Prices can be a bit high but overall it's one thing to note among many great things.

Flavored coffee has only burnt roast espresso taste. My snowy maple had no maple or white chocolate…read moretaste whatsoever. Generoasta club had cheap lunch meat, though the bread was good. Very expensive

Delicious pastries and coffee! The café was packed when we arrived, but the wait was surprisingly…read moreshort and absolutely worth it. The apple and pear kolache had the perfect balance of sweetness and tartness, with fresh, flavorful fruit in every bite. The double chocolate cream pastry was incredible--light and flaky on the outside, filled with a rich, thick chocolate cream that tasted like decadent chocolate pudding. Everything was fresh, delicious, and well worth the visit. I would definitely stop by again!

Happy to have found this gem of a coffee shop. It's been a few years since I've live in PA. And…read moreeven longer to have visited Beaver. This town has come a long way. And Cafe Kolache is a great spot. Service was excellent and friendly. The baked goods are tasty. Clean and welcoming seating. Good coffee. They hit all the marks. Nice to see it so busy too!

Family friendly informal ice cream shop...my first visit and was very satisfied with the quality…read moreand flavor of the hand dipped homemade ice cream, offered with friendly service in a casual shop environment. Definitely worth a stop for dairy delights.

Pretty good ice cream. Big portions. Only issue I have is consistency. Kick shakes can be really…read moregood or not be mixed correctly. Kinda ruins the ice cream. Pic is a Reece's kick shake. All reeeces are at the bottom....

All I can say - OMG!…read more We have been talking about going here since u first heard about Neff Haus ... and today we decided to drive from the south hills of PGH to finally try for ourselves! It did not disappoint! I had the Bestie and my nice had the strawberry pretzel salad- both were delicious! We even went to the popcorn place affiliated with them -- u have to look for the Popkins review next! There is a small parking lot across the street - which I am sure gets busy at night ( we went when they first opened). Next time... pineapple Sophia!!!

We went to the Neff Haus on a Sunday afternoon around 2:00. When we arrived there were a handful…read moreof people in line, but the line moved quickly. This was our first trip here so we were excited about the variety of menu choices. My youngest son and I both had the bestie which was vanilla soft serve, cold fudge, and Oreo pieces. My wife ordered a strawberry pretzel dessert and enjoyed it. Desserts were good, priced fairly, and the town itself was quaint. We had a nice visit and I would return if we were in the area.

I just want to do a food crawl in Harmony. Much like the other joints in town, this spot is quaint,…read moreeclectic, and tasty! Delicious coffee - local and fresh! The crepe was spongy and plentiful! My wife and I split a ham, egg, and cheese crepe, and it was perfect for two. It was stuffed and the ham had a subtle flavor. The béchamel on top was excellent -- my 1 year old loved stealing bites! We can't wait to comeback to try more on the menu!

We stopped in to Wunderbar today after a few recommendations, and we're so glad we did. The cafe is…read morelovely, with ample seating. You place your order first at the counter, and then are seated. There's a variety of savory and sweet crepes, as well as coffee. I had the berries & cream crepe. It was delicious! Lots of fruit, and the crepe was filled with custard. There was also some homemade whipped cream on the side. I will definitely return to try their coffee and tea offerings.

We stopped into Bennies9 today for the first time and left wondering why we waited so long to come…read moreback to this location. Years ago, when it was Freedom Square Diner, it was always a cute spot, but didn't feel special. We were all in the mood for something different today. My son ordered the full breakfast spread with eggs, sausage, pancakes, and all the extras and immediately declared it a "10 out of 10 breakfast." I have a feeling his enthusiasm alone is going to have us coming back week after week.My husband had Johnny's chicken sandwich and said it was one of the best sandwiches he's ever had. I ordered a chicken salad, which sounds pretty boring, but it was good. They make the chicken fresh and it was topped with crispy shoestring fries that were absolutely perfect. Our server, Amy, was wonderful. Even though she was busy, she took time to talk with us about the menu and share some of her favorites. When we mentioned it was our first visit, she smiled and said the owner was working and would probably come say hello. Sure enough, he did. You could immediately tell this is someone who truly cares about his business. He had that sparkle in his eye while talking about the food, the ingredients, and the restaurant itself. You don't fake that kind of passion. It was obvious he is fully invested in every detail of the place. I know the restaurant business is hard, especially with so many chain options everywhere. Experiences like this remind me why supporting local businesses matters. Hearing that Bennies also supports other local businesses through the ingredients they source (including carrying my favorite local coffee beans!) just reinforced that even more. So glad we gave Bennies9 a try today. We'll absolutely be back again and again.

This place is a family favorite. We enjoy that there's a north star to this restaurant, and it's…read morevisible right there on the walls. The staff is always friendly, and the food is always quick and good. There's something for everyone on the menu. Whenever we're trying to figure out where to go for breakfast on Saturday or Sunday, Bennie's is always brought up and usually wins.

I had a really good butterfinger arctic blast. The service was quick and prices are fine for ice…read morecream. Outside, they have an 8 foot basketball hoop that my five year-old was able to shoot around with and play on.

I have stopped by several times over the past few weeks. Love the graham central station and buy…read moreit by the pint or two. The price is around $7.50 per pint and I would expect the pint container to be packed. I guess I am spoiled as Bruster's shoves as much ice cream in their container as possible, even the lid sits up a bit. When I asked to please pack the container, I get a sweet smile but even less ice cream. I guess that is how they are told to pack the containers. A shame because I won't be back. Each time I have gone there, there was no line and I did not see many people inside the store. Sad!