I would say it's a 4.5. We found ourselves over in the Beaver County area and wanted to have…read morebreakfast. I was looking for a little family place to try. I found this place on Yelp and was impressed by the reviews. We walked in on a Saturday morning and it was full, good sign. I think we only waited a few minutes before we were seated. The places seemed clean and newer. The menu was a decent size and they had daily specials as well. The best surprise was the price, this place is inexpensive! I was shocked how affordable, at least half the price of the places in Cranberry and Wexford. I ordered bacon, egg and cheese sandwich on a bagel and it came with home fries. It was a decent meal and under $8! My wife had eggs, potatoes, sausage and toast and it was cheap too. Our server was friendly and the food was good. The place seemed to do a steady business which was nice to see. We walked out having breakfast and drinks for just $20, what a bargain. The best part we were supporting a locally owned family restaurant. We will definitely return next time we are over that way.

I love love love this little hidden gem. It's my go-to place to bring family and friends when they…read morecome to visit. Locally sourced coffee, large portions and great service are what you can expect when you come here.

Loved the amazing staff and mix of indoor and outdoor seating here! Seasonal drinks looked great,…read moredefinitely one of the better pumpkin cold foams I've tried, would recommend their cold brew too. Cinnamon roll was okay, a little dry with not a lot of flavor, but would come back to try one of their other food options, which had many options. They have a great mix of indoor and outdoor seating options, fairly quiet area and a nice place to chat or get some work done.

It's a cute coffee place inside the Meeder community. While it's fairly small, I think it has great…read moreindoor ambiance: rather sparse in decor but still managing a fun vibe. The staff tended to be away from the front but rushed in as soon as the door opens. I tried a cappuccino which was good, but would have preferred a real mug instead of paper cup. Prices seem more reasonable than a couple of other area cafes, not cheap by any means though. Not a whole lot of parking but it's not a location with a ton of traffic, so you can still find parking out front.

I ordered the cheesy potatoes and eggs with bacon well done and eggs over medium. The bacon was…read morecrisp. The potatoes were not and the eggs were less than over easy. So... it was ok. The girls were happy without complaint, they had pancakes and stuffed French toast, but it was too much for their tiny stomachs and needed boxes. Overall, the flow from seated to exit has some delay which is possibly due to the attention of the staff to their guests. Maybe it's the lack of motivation? I don't know. FYI: The more tables you quickly change; the more money you make. So, if they master the table exchange so people aren't literally left in the cold outside waiting to be seated, I'd go back, but if not, I can make breakfast at home.

Been to this quaint Cafe' a number of times, for both breakfast and lunch, food selections are…read morenumerous. I've always been more than satisfied with all food items ordered. I strongly recommend the cinnamon bun pancakes, anytime of day. Service has always been excellent, everyone in the establishment is extremely attentive and friendly....

We stopped in our way to work, and I didn't want to leave! Cozy coffee shop on a Main Street - it's…read morethe setting of a novel! I just got black coffee with pumpkin, and it hit the spot. My wife got a breakfast sandwich, which she raved about, and her wedding cake latte was delicious! It was like almond torte in a cup! Looking forward to stopping in again some time soon!

I stopped by here a number of Saturdays ago with my family for our morning coffee. Every weekend we…read moretry to hit up a new local coffee shop, and on this morning it happened to be Coffee Brake. This coffee shop is located in downtown Evans City, and we have been to its sister shop at Meeder before. Parking was a bit rough on this day due to construction, but thankfully we grabbed the last available spot before my son and I headed inside. The shop itself is bright and has plenty of seating. At the counter there is a display case full of pastries, and after looking over the menu I decided to go with a hot Wedding Cake Latte while I also ordered my wife an iced Mochanut. Mine was described as vanilla and almond, while my wife's was described as chocolate and coconut. Since my son was with me, I also picked up mini donuts for him and a cookie for my daughter. My coffee here ended up being good. I appreciated the almond flavor, and I liked that I could still taste the espresso on the finish rather than having it completely covered by the flavorings. My wife also enjoyed her drink, especially the combination of chocolate and coconut, and both of my kids were happy with their donut and cookie respectively. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. My whole family enjoyed what we got, and I would be interested in trying more of their menu.

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!

The worker was extremely rude. She complained we brought a cookie with us because we went to the…read morebakery next door and had a bag of our cookie with us. I couldn't even enjoy it without being yelled at. On top of that, The meal was also very overpriced. I've never been so disappointed. I felt like I was pranked. This was gourmet price but I was served a school lunch. It cost $42 for 2 tiny gross grilled cheeses made with the heel of the bread with a condiment size of canned tomato soup, one coffee and one disgusting iced tea. The food was also cold. Will never go back!!!!!! DONT GO HERE

In town for the weekend and my wife found this place since they had gluten free and soy free…read moreoptions. Our breakfast was so good we came twice over the weekend! Nice to have a breakfast that is clean and not heavy and sits with you all day! Highly recommend this spot!

I really used to love this place but it's getting a bit boring. There have not been many menu…read moreupdates since they've been here. The lattes are great I'll give them that. Actually all the food is good but the novelty of piling shit on a waffle has worn off and the cost of what is essentially just a waffle is no longer worth it I guess. We still go every few months because we like it but a pricey breakfast for nothing new to us anymore

My family went out to breakfast after doing some banking…read more We ordered some breakfast and some lunch. It's a cute little downtown area. Smash and hash is cool.

I was in town today to meet up with some olds friends. I asked about a nice place for breakfast…read more They told me about Hash and Smash. I love discovering nice little gems to eat around the country. Truthfully one of the best cups of coffee I've had in a long time. The waitress was really sweet and polite. Love the way it's decorated. Reminds me of the old fashioned diners I visited growing up with my parents. The only downside is how long I had to wait for my breakfast. Eggs, bacon and hash browns. Does the line cook always take so long to put out the food. I'm talking about, I waited 25 minutes. And the restaurant was slow at the time.

Amazing as always. I tried the taco pizza and OMG!!!! Just do it!!! I can't wait to share my…read moreleftovers with my neighbors.

The bar is great! I like the decor the feel of it, very inviting. Crowded late on a Friday night…read morefor dining and drinking. We sat on the patio. Had 3 different staff members wait on us. I wish I took a photo of the lent menu. Two of the fish options were listed at $16. Icelandic Cod with in a bun or a dish with slaw and another side of your choice. Yet on the menu there is a fish sandwich for $3 less and one side choice. That's what I wanted. I didn't want the roll or the double sides. I was told I couldn't have that because it's a different fish. Yet all named the same. Then I was told it was different seasoning. They added in that the sizes were different. All the fish comes in frozen and ready for the fryer. And they did not order that particular sandwich size. But would they have that size on Saturday? Since the lent menu would be done? I call bull on all of that and should have been able to get what I wanted on the menu. I opted for the cowboy burger that was okay. The bun was a bit air stale. No flavor to the burger at all. Bagged chips. Would have hoped for homemade since they had 3 different fries to choose from. The other party with me had the boneless wings. They were good! Will I go back? Yes. Not getting the fish. Too much of a hassle.