Solid coffee shop. Inexpensive latte. No to go cups so if you want one you've gotta head downstairs…read moreto the cafeteria and you can grab cups there that they will put your drink into. Very friendly baristas.

From the owner: GFC is a not-for-profit, student run coffeehouse at Allegheny College, devoted to environmentally…read moresustainable practices and providing an alternative space on campus for intellectual discussion and debate, music performances, and community/campus events.

Oh wow this place knocked my socks off! The decaf iced latte was perfection I know it's…read morechallenging to find good decaf espresso, and this is it! We shared a chicken pesto panini and this crazy honey mustard chicken wrap with THE absolute Crispiest bacon I have EVER had, much less in a sandwich! The chicken on each was fresh delicious, worth every penny. Very cute place with a little shop of local artists works

Absolutely love this place! I live about five hours away from it and may have contemplated moving…read moreto the town for a second. I had one of their seasonal lattes and it was amazing! The staff was super friendly, the ambience of the café is so cozy and welcoming, and I extra love the section of local goodies they have for sale.

First time visitors to Flip and would certainly come back. The ambiance is awesome. Old school…read morediner with amazing artwork on the walls. The Flip potatoes were seasoned with heaven and tasted like it. Simply delicious. The bacon was thick but not too thick. I had the weekday special and added the spicy sausage crumbles. Spectacular. The white toast was thick and buttery and just the right amount of crunch. My son had a 3 choice omelette with cheese bacon and spicy sausage and loved it. And the price was unreal. Definitely worth the stop if you're passing through. Glad it was recommended by the folks at Blaneyvision in Edinboro right up the street.

My absolutely FAVORITE breakfast spot!! Food is delicious! Creative, unique options along with…read morestandard breakfast fare. But go for the unique dishes, they are amazing! Small, quirky restaurant in old corner building. Exposed brick walls, coffee served in miscellaneous mismatching mugs. Go early, gets very busy towards later breakfast times. Be prepared to possibly wait outside. Parky can be a little difficult when they are busy, off street free parking. Staff very friendly, food comes in decent amount of time. Very popular place!

Stopped by here for the first time when going through Edinboro. Got home and toasted by Cinnamon…read moreRaisin bagel and buttered it. By far the best bagel I have ever had. I wish I lived closer. Definitely will be back when up that way

Drove twenty seven miles and arrived at 1:08 in the afternoon only to be greeted by a sign on the…read moredoor window indicating they ran out of bagels! Mind you they ran out one hour and fifty two minutes before closing on a Saturday. This is not a new business nor a fluke. I have previously experienced and heard customers complain about the slim pickings to choose from and low quantities of those bagels still available. They call themselves a bagel shop? Maybe they'd do better if they forget about selling bagels and sell gasoline instead. Less chance of running out and more happy customers likely even its over four dollars a gallon. Won't be back.

Rude employees most of the time. The weekday morning manager is the worst of it. Most of the time…read moreyou feel like an inconvenience. Coffee is usually burnt. Save your money and food mood and go to Dunkin, Sheetz, or Country Fair if you want a donut. Bean and Bear has great coffee and are nearby. Unfortunate that they have had so many complaints and haven't changed anything for the sake of customer service. It used to be a nice place to go.

Tim Hortons rocks. Coffee is so good. Service was quick and the staff were easy to talk to. Great…read morevibes only.

Lovely healthy food choices and great lattes and smoothies . Younger crowd and great vibe fast…read moreefficient service. Love this place!

Nice spot. Got a Tiramisu Latte, breakfast sandwich, and their quiche lorraine…read more Everything was great, the tiramisu latte really hit the spot. Both the breakfast sandwich and quiche were good quality. I'd definitely come back if I lived in the area.

This place moved to 211 Mill Street…read more New menu at Edinboro Market Cafe !! Cafe kitchen hours: Tue - Sat: 11-3 Sun: 11-2 Edinboro Market hours: Tue - Fri: 9-6 Sat: 8-4 Sun: 9-2

New location is a little tricky to find but we'll worth the 5 minute search…read more Same great options with a nice little cafe. I ordered the quiche to go. I opened the box in the car, where I found a small chunk of crust. OMG!!!! That was an awesome bite of flaky buttery crust!!! I ate the remainder as I was driving. I couldn't resist the crust. The quiche was creamy custard goodness.

Perfect and refreshing! Made fresh while I waited for my pierogis next door. A very sweet young…read morelady welcomed me warmly and very kindly made the best frozen strawberry lemonade of my life... and that, folks, is all she wrote!

I wish I was the kind of cool person that just grabs a cup of coffee on the every day... if I was,…read moreit'd be from here!! The handful of times I've been here, I've not been disappointed in what they have to offer, and the staff is amazing!

We stopped here on our way back to Erie after a trip to Port Farms. Great little place on the way…read moreout of town. It is kinda buried in the building, but just follow the smell of fresh coffee and you will find it. The guy making the coffee was super nice. We will totally be back.

The coffee specialty drinks are way overpriced. I paid $10 for a large breve and the cup was equal…read morein size to Sbux grande. And it wasn't very good. Very disappointing.

I stopped by here two days ago with my family for our morning coffee. Every weekend we try to hit…read moreup a new local coffee shop, and on this morning we happened to be going to the Crawford County Fair, so we stopped at French Creek Coffee and Tea on the way. This shop is located in downtown Meadville right on Chestnut Street and close to Diamond Park Square. The shop itself is both cute and spacious. It has a display case full of pastries, a counter to order from, and plenty of seating. Towards the back are bathrooms and a small area for children to color. You can also see a roaster through some plexiglass. I wasn't sure if they actually used it, but it was still cool to see it there. For my coffee on this morning I went with one of their specialty lattes, a hot BNB, while my wife went with an iced mocha. The menu described mine as sweet cream butter and brown sugar melted together to make an extra rich, extra creamy, mildly sweet latte. As my drinks were being made, the fluffernutter scone also caught my attention, so I purchased it after the fact. It was still the first thing that I ate, though, and I thought it was pretty good. The marshmallow was on top, and while it was sticky, it was a nice addition to the somewhat indulgent peanut butter scone underneath it. The scone definitely packed a large peanut butter punch, although it was on the drier side, even for a scone. After that I was able to try my coffee and thought that it was pretty flavorful. The coffee itself was bold and came through strong and beautifully. The butter and brown sugar flavors were a bit muddled, though. If anything, the extra creaminess, which almost felt like a silky cream, was probably the biggest contribution from the butter. My wife did enjoy hers, especially the chocolate and coffee flavors coming through. The bottom line for me is that I would stop by here again in the future. I love that Meadville has this charming coffee shop, and I will be back for both coffee and baked goods.

Such a sweet little coffee shop! I ordered a latte with almond milk and cinnamon and it was…read moredelicious. I also ordered a couple peanut butter cookies and I loved them! The staff was so kind as well. This seemed like a place where everyone is welcomed, seen and valued. I really loved that. I'd love to come back!