First off I LOVE the old buildings. The inside of it was homey and inviting. The young ladies were…read morepleasant and helpful to the old man. Now , the food was excellent! I got the breakfast sandwich with bacon and cheese, plus 2 egg sunny side up. I love eggs! The sourdough bread was tasty and the coffee was great! I'll be back!

Our favorite place to grab smoothies or milkshakes on a warm day, or even the winter to enjoy while…read moreantiquing! Service is friendly. Love the location.

A bit pricey for what you get but the breakfast bagel sandwiches are great. Nice, clean shop…read morewith quick service.

I ordered a hot REGULAR NORMAL DRIP COFFEE, and the old lady with blonde hair working (on…read more10/5/2025) gave me an espresso and I had to ask her if that was an espresso and she said it's an americano, that was all they had since we are closing in 30 minutes, mind you when I gave her the money she didn't asked me that or inform me of that she was going to make a coffee how she wanted. Mind you there was ppl sitting and eating there and there was a couple behind me getting ready to order. I have been to the Lancaster location one as well and they too get my order incorrect and have forgotten to give me my order that I paid for! This franchise is overpriced, has rude staff and the food is not good. My eggs always come out raw and now they can't even give you a SIMPLE coffee at a CAFE! I will never be coming back and I hope you guys don't waste money or your own time going here either.

Had a lovely first visit to NT yesterday while visiting in the Wrightsville/Columbia area. Very…read morewelcoming conversation with the proprietor who seemed genuinely pleased for our visit. We had the grilled pork Banh Mi sandwich and the iced coffee with sweetened condensed milk Cafe Sua Da. The sandwich was very good and a good portion for the price. Easy street parking right out front when we were there. So glad we stopped in and will definitely do so when we are in the area again.

This place was so bad I had to write a review. First, we didn't get the lunch special pricing even…read morethough we specified it when ordering. The pho broth was so bland and came in a plastic bowl. I can make better pho and I've had better tasting instant pho! I ate the couple of pieces of beef that came with it to not be hungry. My partner ordered the curry which was runny with a few pieces of chicken. He said he had a banh mi sandwich that was ok a previous visit, which is the only reason I don't give place just 1 star. Overall, a disappointment. At least there was a Burger King nearby to grab some burgers.

So glad to run into this soul food for my soul. Micha latte…read morehits the spot. Shrimps and grits was served piping hot. They must cook to order. Shrimps was fresh service was awesome!

This little corner cafe is magic…read more We went on a quiet Friday Morning and we're greeted promptly by the kind barista/waitress behind the counter. The ambiance of the cafe is perfect, large windows allow light to pour into the bright space, exposed brick and the high ceilings give it a turn of the century industrial feel, and the inviting seating area by the front windows makes you want to curl up with a cup of coffee and just watch the world go by. We ordered two hot drinks and three entrees. The drinks were a Red Eye coffee with a splash of cream and a Dirty Chai, as well as some of the hard stuff, aka milk for the baby. Now the food, I literally could have eaten four helpings of everything. I'm still kicking myself for not ordering something to go. My husband ordered the Cajun Omelet with breakfast potatoes, if you order nothing else, get the breakfast potatoes, as they are as near to crispy potato perfection as you can get. The youngest member of the party had a Belgian Waffle, and I had a Fried Green Tomato sandwich on a homemade biscuit. I literally licked my fingers because I did not want to waste a crumb. The ONLY disappointing thing about the cafe is that we did not stumble onto it sooner. I look forward to making this eatery a frequent go to for morning, midday or evening bites. PS - if nothing else, the pay it forward board will give you all the feels when you stop in.

Such a cute old fashioned soda shop. Decor is on point and they even serve old fashioned sodas…read morehere! I got a cherry coke made with the cherry syrup just like the old days. Food is typical of what you would find at any diner. I got a grilled chicken sandwich and fries. Everything was made fresh to order and delicious. Our server was super friendly and service was quick. Give this place a try if you are in town, you won't be disappointed.

An adorable little retro 1950's style diner in Columbia PA. If classic, tasty diner food with great…read moreservice is something you're a fan of, Griddles is absolutely the place to go to. I had a such a great experience here.

This cake was PERFECTION!! Lemon cake, raspberry swirl and buttercream icing. DELICIOUS and not a…read morecrumb left over. Created exactly from image sent. Thank you!!

Quick stop after a ride on the Enola Low-grade trail. I wasn't sure Columbia had any bakeries, but…read morewhat a find! It's a little bit off the beaten path from the center of town, but it has a neat, cheerful feel to it. The owner was very amiable and helpful as we chatted about Columbia. As for the foodstuffs, a macaroon, a butterscotch-pecan scone, a chocolate chip cookie and a strawberry muffin all passed our taste tests with flying colors. Coffee was decent, and the cookie dough cupcakes still sit in the car, untested. Prices for the above was about $12. Lots more stared at us from behind the diaplay, yearning for our attention. Next time, my friends. Columbians, you should be so lucky to have an establishment like this in town for the past 8 years!

What a great space ... great assortment of vendors. Highly recommended spot to visit and take in…read moresomething different. Tons of seating if you're there to eat! Give them a visit and ENJOY!

I stopped by Columbia Market House for a snack and some air conditioning on Saturday when I was…read moreexploring Columbia for a few hours. The market has a long history in Columbia (the market house was constructed in 1869 but a market stood on the site prior to that, too), but it has been recently renovated. The building was beautiful, but it did feel that it's still early in the process to revitalize the market. Many stands didn't appear open or taken, but there were a few vendors open when I walked through. I stopped by a stand (operated by very friendly Amish staff) and got a hot soft pretzel, which was a great snack. The market house has clean bathrooms and plenty of seating. And the air conditioning just about saved my life. Not a bad place to stop by for a snack, but I wouldn't say it's a must stop during your time in Columbia.