Great smoothies & coffee drinks. Friendly service. They…read morealso have baked goodies. Nice location.

The cutest coffee shop with the friendliest employees!! Stopped in for the first time on a weekday…read morearound 830am. The ladies behind the counter were singing and greeted me with huge smiles as soon as I walked in. I ordered the cinnamon bun latte from the October specials menu and it was DELICIOUS. So cinnamon-y, definitely sweet, but not too sweet, and creamy. I also snagged an Orams donut to go. I wasn't expecting to see such a large seating area in the room off to the right. I'll definitely plan to stay and work for an hour or two, next time. Can't wait to come back! Also, worth noting, the parking lot is small, but there are a ton of street spots nearby.

Great place to meet friends study or just have a quiet cup of coffee and snack, not to mention the…read moreold time ice cream parlor experience nice people and good service, Clean and bright the facade does not do this business justice take a peek inside you would really be pleasantly surprised. It's just another small jewel just waiting for Ambridge to polish up its streetscape.

Such a great establishment in Ambridge! Their food is delicious and the vibe is so chill. Plenty of…read moretables and the right atmosphere to work remote. Decor is modern and sleek. Love all the band merch on the walls! I haven't found too many spots around Pittsburgh that can do GREAT biscuits and gravy. I'm from the south so this B&G are an absolute favorite breakfast of mine. Merchant does this one so so good! Service was quick and friendly! I'm glad we live just across the river and can make this a regular stop.

Great experience at Merchant! We tried the merry mint cold brew and a gingerbread latte - both…read moreiced. The merry mint cold brew was one of the best cold brews I've had! This is a very spacious coffee shop, with an industrial feel. A family member of mine raves about this coffee shop, so it was great to finally give it a try! It lived up to the hype!

I stopped in here on a Friday morning in the summer and thought it was adorable! There is a great…read moreoutdoor seating area and several cute places inside. I was going for cookies...heard from a friend they were great...but sadly they were out. I ended up getting a salted Carmel cappuccino, and thought it was really tasty. There was around 15 people sitting or in line ordering while in as there.

if for a neighborhood coffee shop that makes you feel like you're sitting down in somebody's…read morekitchen having coffee, you need to come to A'brewEd awakening. there are all different flavors of coffee to choose from and their pastries as a variety every day that are really good. Always fresh. There's lots of room to sit there's couches there's tables there's high tops. The owner Barb is so friendly and her staff is wonderful too. There's plenty of parking around the building and it's an easy right off of Broadhead Road.

I frequent this location. Food is usually hot. Solid service. Good drive through times.read more

There was a small pebble in my chicken nugget witch I almost chocked on it was very dangerous I…read morewould NOT get the chicken nuggets and I will be sueing

My wife and I are staying at our second home in PA and decided to hit some of the locales used in…read morethe movie called, "A Man Called Otto". This bakery was one such place... Unassuming from the outside, it is a small bakery with plenty to offer in the form of homemade baked goods, as well as some candy thrown in for good measure. We enjoyed their maple pastry and they delicious cinnamon roll. The baker was a bit rearranged from the movie - no big deal - and the service was super friendly and answered our questions on when they came to tape for the movie. It was a fun stop and their baked goods are truly delicious.

My book club read A Man Called Ove in January, in anticipation of the movie, A Man Called Otto…read morecoming to theaters. As you may know, part of the movie was filmed in Ambridge and this bakery is used in one of the scenes. The main characters visit this bakery and have a Swedish eclair, or Semlor. I was hosting our book club this week and thought it would be fun to pick up some semlors for our treat. I called the day before (not realizing they are closed Sunday-Tuesday) to place an order for 18 semlors. They said it would be no problem to make them for me, even though I only gave them just over 24 hours notice. The bakery was beautifully painted back to how it was originally when it opened many many years ago. There is limited seating (only one small table and two chairs) so it's not really meant to be an eat-in bakery. The semlors were a hit with book club! Everyone enjoyed them quite a bit. They did seem to be a little dry to me. Not sure if we got "day old" semlors or they were just drier than I would have guessed. The filling was delicious and plentiful. Would love to come back and try some other items they have--the giant cookies look so yummy!