Phenomenal service! Our waitress was amazing. She checked in on us and provided us with what we…read moreneeded. The food was great! Served hot and extremely delicious! They made us fresh cup of coffee. Sweet tea was tasty. There's a lot of seating and the art work is adorable.

Giving 3 stars reluctantly because I really want businesses to succeed. Especially at this…read morelocation because its one of those places where its been transformed a few times now and you want to see longevity for once. They had me with the Back to the 80's vibe. We kept putting off trying it so I was kind of curious, and wanted to take a trip down memory lane. Not sure if I set the bar too high but sad to say if I didn't know the name of the place it would just be another restaurant with a few mementos. I was expecting so much more and couldn't wait to connect with 80's . The menu is a mixed bag of choices, average prices, friendly staff. Thankfully another patron snagged the server before me and questioned her about the non 80's music playing. Music was more like teenie- bopper tunes. Server managed to play one 80s song and it got bumped back to the teenie- bopper setting. Server said she was having trouble with the music. Maybe we will return to try their breakfast menu and hopefully it will be a better encounter now that I know to focus on the food and not the 80's.

Cattfeinated Cat Cafe is Greensburg's first cat café. It contains about 20 cats who are available…read morefor adoption, a cafe that sells beverages and baked goods, and a Thrifty Kitty Catique that sells new or generally used clothing and other items. The cats come from the local rescue group Wayward Whiskers and are split between two rooms that visitors may enter. The cafe menu lists hot and iced coffees, espressos, teas, lattes, cookies, breads, rolls, scones, brownies, and more. For my and my husband's visit, through the business's website, I purchased two 45-minute tickets that cost $10 each. An employee greeted us and soon found my name on her list. My husband and I had to remove our shoes and sanitize our hands before entering the cats' rooms. Most of the cats were sleeping and did not play or interact much. Their rooms looked clean and contained litter boxes and comfortable furniture. Afterward, in the cafe area, I waited for several minutes while an employee unpackaged paper products. I would have preferred that she take my order more quickly. Some of the flavors of bubble teas were out of stock. I drank a chai tea latte and a peach bubble tea. My husband had no interest in them, but I enjoyed their flavors. Each one cost several dollars. Some tables and chairs were available.

Everything about this place is perfect, the drinks are so good and i also love shopping there. they…read morehave such good prices, and of course the CATS. this is like cat therapy for me i love going here

I visited Coffee Etc. recently for an afternoon pick-me-up. Since this shop is close to my house,…read moreand everything they have is so good, it is one that I find myself coming back to time after time. Coffee Etc. is a locally-owned coffee shop located in the heart of Castle Shannon. It is near well-known places such as Ice Castle and just down the hill from Myrtle Elementary. They serve traditional and artisan coffees and teas, along with an extensive menu of breakfast and lunch items. There is always a selection of desserts and pastries on the counter as well. It is right along the T line, so it is easy to get to both by vehicle and public transit. There is not a private parking lot, but there are spaces along the street out front, as well as ample Street parking options around and behind the building. I have never had to park too far away when making a stop here, often securing a space right in front. The shop has both indoor and outdoor seating options. There are two-person and four-person tables that surround the front entrance. Inside, there are low-top tables, high-top tables and couches to choose from. On the weekends, it can be packed in here in terms of seating. I usually am able to find a table, but just be aware in case you are coming during a peak time! Overall, the vibe is a comfy and cozy cafe. It is warm, inviting, and makes you want to hang out for awhile. I always love the in-progress puzzle that sits at the counter where drinks are handed out. You can contribute a little bit to the work-in-progress in your idle moments waiting for your order to be ready. It is also fun to see what puzzle will be there the next time you visit. Something cool about this place is their dedication to their faith. They have free Bibles available for visitors, and they host different Bible studies and groups throughout the week. On this day, I visited around 1:45 PM on a Wednesday in September. It was not very busy, but there were other patrons in the shop. I took a moment to look at the monthly specials on the board outside, and made my way in to order a drink. The staff here are always so friendly and kind, and so it is no surprise that I was promptly greeted when entering. I was between a few of the drinks, but I ended up deciding on the Kettle Corn Iced Latte, since that is not a flavor you see everyday for coffees. As it was not busy at this time, I only waited a minute or so from the time I placed my order to when I had the drink in-hand. My drink was very good! I loved the unique flavor of the Kettle Corn, as I had never had that in a coffee before this latte. I truly have never had a bad drink or food item from here, and this visit was no different. They have so many different flavors and sauces to choose from, you will surely find one to your liking. I typically get one of the features/seasonal drinks, but you are able to customize any which way you want. Their breakfast sandwiches are amazing here, so I have to mention them in this review as well. I did not get one on this visit, but they are made-to-order and the quality is top-notch. There are several sandwiches on the menu, but you can also customize your own. I recommend getting the Chipotle Raspberry Jam on whatever sandwich you choose. It is wonderful! Plus, the sandwiches come with a little cookie as a sweet ending to your meal. The pricing here is on-par with what you would expect from a local coffee shop. I am usually spending between $6 and $7, depending on the size. I will typically get a custom sandwich, which starts at $7.50. It is not off-base with what you would expect for a local shop. I do feel the value is there, since everything is so tasty and the staff are so friendly and welcoming. I always love coming to Coffee Etc, and I highly recommend you give it a try if you are in the area or are thinking about stopping. The atmosphere, homemade sandwiches, variety of drinks, and the cozy vibes keep me coming back time and time again. Plus, they are always having new and seasonal drinks to try, so there will always be something different to enjoy.

We had such a great experience at this neighborhood coffee shop! The coffee was excellent, and the…read moreatmosphere was warm, welcoming, and relaxing. We brought the kids along, and the outdoor seating made it the perfect spot for our family. There are picnic tables and benches outside, so we were able to enjoy our food and coffee while the kids had plenty of space to be comfortable. It's a wonderful place to unwind, and we'll definitely be back!

Clubby's has become one of our favorite places to frequent. It is a very eclectic, and "vibey"…read morekind of place. There is always something new when we go in, and as it is newer, there is always something new being added to the menu for us to try. EVERYTHING we have had so far has been great, and I couldn't even offer any kind of constructive criticism to make it better. Some of our favorite things, not in particular order of rank: 1). the ribeye steak omelette, which literally is the best omelette I have ever had. Excellent steak and veggies, in a great omelette, covered in a ridiculously good beer cheese. I don't even normally like beer cheese, but this stuff is like liquid gold! 2)the breakfast sandwiches. Really good croissant, and perfectly cooked bacon, bacon, egg and cheese. 3) the beignets.... stuffed with chocolate or plain. AMAZING! 4) coffee....any. They know how to brew it, and always use quality coffees. make sure you ask what they have on deck! 5) Steak hoagies. Do it. My friends swear by the cheeseburgers, fries with cheese, and the breakfast sandwiches made out of the homemade pancakes...but I haven't tried it yet because I keep ordering the above things every time. From what I have heard, they are ridiculously good. Can't wait to go back and try new things!

Best and most unique coffee and food around. Love the vibe and friendly staff. Like having coffee…read moreat your best friends home. A can't miss place.

4.5 stars. South Greensburg Restaurant is a local country-themed restaurant that serves breakfast…read moreand lunch. Menu items include French toast, pancakes, waffles, omelettes, sandwiches, salads, soups, and non-alcoholic beverages. My husband and I ate breakfast here one time. An employee promptly and kindly greeted us, seated us, took our order, and brought out our foods and drinks. I ordered the 14-inch buttermilk pancake with triple berries on top, and my husband ordered the sausage gravy 'n biscuits with two sunnyside-up eggs. Both foods were significantly larger than what we could fit into our stomachs, and they tasted very good. The total price was $27 with cash or $28 with a credit card plus a tip. We had to pay up front at the cash register, not at our table. Note that a free parking lot is behind the building.

Our first time here was a Saturday morning around 9:30. Very busy at that time with all the tables…read morefilled. We were able to be seated without a wait however, and the service here is top notch. The wait staff hustles and takes care of everyone, regardless if you are at their table or not. Refilling coffee, water, asking if we needed anything, etc. I ordered the Popeye omelette (with spinach and feta) and I added on ham. I enjoyed it very much. Toast is extra, but the prices are reasonable for everything and portion sizes are sufficient. My daughter had a breakfast with hash browns and said they were cold, unfortunately. That is the only negative thing I can say. The restaurant and ladies room were both very clean. The walls are adorned with lots of funny farmhouse signs. the whole place is very country themed . You can tell it is a favorite local breakfast spot and if you live in Westmoreland County you should definitely have breakfast or lunch here!

Nice happy greeting when arriving with chill patrons hanging out. I hung out a bit on this visit…read more Started with cappuccino and Nancy B's cookie. Then a breakfast sandwich and later a chai latte. All were good, the coffee and breakfast sandwich are excellent. Hanna and crew are so welcoming. Always try to visit when I am in the area; these are the businesses to support. Guest and others mentioned how they liked the floral and mirror decoration in the back space and I like the large windows out front more (until sun beats in for a brief part of the day).

I've been meaning to try this place for a little while now and finally got around to it, with a…read morefriend of mine. The place itself is lovely, very clean, lots of open space, and lovely staff. I got to try their classic latte with skim milk (I think, or some plant based milk) and my friend had their super fruit tea. I regret not being a bit more adventurous with my order, but it was a very solid latte nonetheless. Great portion, great art, very creamy despite it not being whole milk. My friend was a little disappointed with their fruit tea. Portion seemed to be noticeably smaller by a good bit. There was an option to sweeten it that they opted not to do and probably should have done! All in all, very nice spot in Homestead. There's even a little place to get water. Definitely recommend this coffee shop.

My experience was limited because I got coffee and a cookie…read more But this reeses cookie is one of the best cookies I have ever eaten in my life. I thought I was being gluttonous by ordering it but it was worth the billions of calories. Get one and thank me later. My macchiato is delicious, hot and well flavored, not too sweet. Service was quick and efficient and it's like most coffee shops in Pittsburgh, chill, quaint, and cozy.

Really solid spot! It's been on my list to try and I was nearby and gave it a shot…read more The service is very friendly and helpful. I came in on a Saturday afternoon and the breakfast menu was available. I ordered a Cali wrap and matcha latte. The Cali wrap came up first. It was warmed well and delicious. The matcha latte was larger than expected and made well. They offer a variety of milk options, definite pro. Good spot to eat, catch up with friends, or study. Great spot!

Food, coffee and service all top notch. I've never felt more at home at a coffee shop than here…read more Would go back again!

Welcome to the Friendship Perk & Brew! The best neighborhood coffee shop, restaurant and pre-covid…read morecommunity enter in Friendship, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Diane, the restaurant mgr. greeted me warmly at 8 am on a chilly Nov. morning. She must've thought, "who is this jaggoff?", as I walked in wearing my fuzzy corgi onesie (w/ matching corgi backpack) and my signature Hopper grin :o3 I bellied up to the counter, received a menu and we started chatting. Diane smiled at me and immediately asked me if I was a cook (I do agree that I have that vibe about me...). "I run a tight ship, but we take care of our cooks real good. I trust them and don't go back there to check on em'", Diane said in a kind, but surly manner. I could tell she had kids and probably grandkids, in the best way. They're also still looking for an additional cook so if any of this sounds good to you, come join the family! After the classic small talk, we started to get into the real topics at hand. I mentioned that I've been in recovery and just moved next door and was so gratefúl to have this place next door. Diane mentioned the owner, Nick Redondo, lost his son to an overdose the day after Thanksgiving in 2020 and pointed to the wall behind me. I turned around and saw the gallery wall of Nick's family photos, including his eldest, Nick Jr. Redondo, who we lost after his battle with drug addiction. His son was gorgeous, looking straight out of a vogue cover; classically handsome and fit, with a smoldering gaze. Diane mentioned Nick Sr., runs an outreach program regarding substance misuse and addiction called the "Fentanyl Fathers" and that he would be coming in with the morning pastries any time now. I knew this is where I was meant to be, I was home. Just as I finished that thought, Nick cruised in the back door with an absurdly large box of pastries in hand (Patty Cakes!!!) muttering about something that needed fixing. Diane and Nick shared quips about their mornings, the latest building news and how the batteries in the the milk frother just went out. I smiled as I eavesdropped, I could tell Nick and Diane were long-term friends. My breakfast burrito arrived, as Nick and Diane continued to exchange suggestions regarding fixing a pipe, but I tuned them out at this point, gazing at the perfectly crisp, browned potatoes and spectacular cross-section of this breakfast burrito specimen. I ordered a dirty chai latte, which was served in a mug, and a breakfast burrito with extra crispy bacon (obvi). Full disclosure, I'm somewhat of a breakfast burrito snop being from LA but let me tell you, it was perfect. The tortilla was grilled on both sides Each bite had the perfect egg, bacon, guac, pico and cheese ratio. The combination of the dirty chai and hearty burrito was like a little slice of heaven on this cold, dreary day.