Happy to have found this gem of a coffee shop. It's been a few years since I've live in PA. And…read moreeven longer to have visited Beaver. This town has come a long way. And Cafe Kolache is a great spot. Service was excellent and friendly. The baked goods are tasty. Clean and welcoming seating. Good coffee. They hit all the marks. Nice to see it so busy too!

They have all kinds of goodies here. The savory kolaches are what I prefer here. I've never tried…read morethe fruit kolaches. Also have other baked goods. The place is always busy. The prices are so so which for me lowers the rating for me.

My partner and I constantly reference our visit to this café, as a joke, because it was the worst…read morecustomer service experience of our lives. After reading some of the reviews here, clearly we're not the only ones. Here's our horrific, and hilarious, experience: We wandered in during Beaver County Boom, and when the owner, Jonathan, saw us enter, he turned to what appeared to be an employee and said, "You have to make the customers feel like they interrupted you doing something really important," and proceeded to sarcastically roll his eyes at us, saying we were interrupting their philosophical discussion about the Catholic church--we hadn't even been greeted yet. I thought this was quite the bold gamble to play on his part, since he had no idea if we would play along or be offended with the "joke". At first, I did play along because I love a good bit. But instead of taking our orders, he proceeded to ask us very personal questions for the next half-hour, such as where we lived, what we did for work, and (my) ethnicity... This guy is a nut. At one point, he said to my partner, "Don't worry, you'll grow out of the hipster look in a few years," with a laugh. He pointed to the only Black person in the mostly empty café and called them "Black Mamba", and as we saw two Black women approach the café from the window, he said, "Here come my chocolate queens!" (He is 100% visibly white. I am a person of color writing this.) He and his wife had a cooler of Angry Orchards (alcohol) sitting on the counter, and they offered some to us for completely free. We were already weirded out, so we declined. After my partner had finally ordered his drink, Jonathan pressured me into getting a drink as well, even though I already had one from another business. I had a Joe's Tea, and Jonathan guilt-tripped me by saying I wasn't supporting small businesses until I ordered a smoothie. When someone else started leaving the café, Jonathan yelled, "Wait, where are you going?!" and the girl nervously answered, "I might be back later," before she left. During our unwanted, hostage-style conversation, Jonathan acted like the musical expert in the room despite my partner and I sharing that we both hold degrees in music, and would only speak directly to my partner about it even after my partner tried to loop me into the conversation several times. When Jonathan started in on Eminem and cancel culture, we finally bowed out. The drinks were pretty good, not gonna lie, but do not go unless you're welcoming this kind of experience! It does make for a good laugh

Cool, Small Coffee Shop Employee was super friendly, comfy…read moreseats and the coffee was excellent and not bad priced Definitely recommend

Beaver Bagel Company are great bagelers! I know, because I used to be bageler myself, also at a…read morebagel company whose name did not reflect their location, namely Pittsburgh Bagel Company in Meadville PA! My friend Nate and I made some mean bagels under the tutelage of Shirley! Anyways they have great bagels and great sandwich combinations!

Beaver Bagel is one of my favorite places to go...so cute, unique, and delicious! On a Sunday the…read morewait was about 30 minutes, but it was worth the wait. I shared the avocado toast bagel sandwich and the peanut butter and jelly bagel sandwich...I am not sure which was one was better. My mom and I wanted a breakfast sandwich and then something sweet and we picked the right options! My husband got a bagel with egg, cheese, bacon, lettuce, and tomato.

I have passed this coffee shop so many times over the years of working in Beaver County, but never…read morehad occasion to stop until last Friday. The staff was extremely friendly & they have many coffees to choose from & you can also buy it by the bag. They also sell coffee mugs & gifts. I had a medium cold brew & it was very good. It's small inside & really meant for grab & go, not like a Starbucks place where you can sit & hang out or work. I think there was one small table inside & one outside on the sidewalk. I'd definitely stop again if I'm working in the area. Parking is free on street.

Best coffee shop! Beverage options are delicious as well as the cookies/biscotti etc. offered. Love…read morethe selection of coffee beans and loose tea! Service is friendly and efficient and the atmosphere is cozy.

This place is highly themed with fun-witch decor. It's cheerful, darkly colorful, and magical…read more There are plenty of ice cream flavors, and an incredibly friendly staff who will answer all your questions and do their best to make sure you have ice cream you'll love! There's a small bench inside, as well as a table with umbrella just outside the front door. It's located along a street packed with things to do and see, too. I'm definitely glad we found this place

Witch Flavor is an adorably themed ice cream parlor in the main commercial district of Beaver. The…read morewitch decore is sooo much fun with black hats, cauldrons and a witch that flew into the pole outside. The business is open all year round and even sells soup in the colder months. I stopped in on a weekday in October for an afternoon treat and picked out a double scoop of Pumpkin Pie and Raspberry Cheesecake. Both ice creams were beautifully decadent and wonderfully sweet.

Very sweet ladies staffing this place. Out of donuts but late afternoon so expected that. Tons of…read moreother options and what we had was crazy good

Kretchmar's Bakery is family-owned and has been open for over 65 years. It sells baked goods such…read moreas breads (e.g., French, pumpernickel, rye, pullman, whole wheat, tuscan, rustic sour, focaccia, six grain, cinnamon, raisin, banana, and ciabatta), off-the-shelf and custom cakes, cookies (e.g., sugar, M&M, oatmeal-walnut-raisin, butterball, and gingerbread), donuts (e.g., paczki, glazed, iced, jelly, and bavarian cream), pastries (e.g., biscotti, danishes, muffins, scones, turnovers, brownies, cannolis, claws, puffs, eclairs, almond cups, rum balls, and pineapple squares), pies (e.g., coconut cream, fruit feuilletee, apple, cherry, peach, and pumpkin), and tortes (e.g., banana, black forest, chocolate, lemon, pistachio, strawberry, and almond). Local delivery is available for a fee. My husband and I shopped here one time. Employees immediately and kindly served us. Many baked goods in the display cases looked tempting, so I needed time to make up my mind about what I wanted to buy! I chose baklava (4 stars, thick layer of nuts), lady lock (4 stars, not quite as good as my mom-in-law's), apricot sourcream (4 stars), snickerdoodle cookie (4.5 stars), and Very Berry Napoleon (5, nicely fruity and sweet). The total price for these five baked goods was $10.46.

Wow! I'd never been to any Crazy Mocha before and I have been missing out. Since I prefer the yummy…read more(& higher calorie) vanilla chai lattes, it is good I don't know where there is a Crazy Mocha near me. This is as good as my favorite SoCal tea place! I even set an alarm to get back there before they close. Highly recommended if you have to be in the Beaver Heritage Valley Hospital!

Their large is just as expensive as starbucks venti and not as big and they don't even give u a cup…read morewith their name on it just generic cups.

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.

After hearing great comments about Hash and Smash I wanted to give them a try. We decided to stop…read morein for lunch and it was slow, maybe three other tables when we arrived. Immediately got seated and drinks, then after a few minutes we placed our orders and waited. Two other tables arrive and get seated, the cook comes out and explains to the table next to ours that he didn't like the look of the plate and apologized for the time and was remaking the order. Fifteen minutes goes by and one of the tables that came in after we placed our order received their meal. Then the table next to ours with the mistake received their food order. Now, I ordered the Hash Smash Hash, a simple plate which sounded interesting. What I got was smashed deep fried tater tots with a greasy egg over easy, a frozen burger patty with no seasoning. Topped with thousand island dressing and served barely warm. Now, I was told by friends how great these burgers are. Sadly enough, an unseasoned frozen burger patty that is not smashed at all is a complete disappointment. We had the smash plate, grilled cheese and fries, a coffee, and a soda which costs over $30 and burping grease all day. As cute as this place was decorated, it is definitely not worth the money for the lack of quality.

Blackbird Market is a local, family-owned specialty marketplace that sells customized vegan and…read moregluten-free ice creams, non-alcoholic beverages, wines, packaged foods, local artists' pieces, and more. The ice creams come in different sizes (e.g., kids to pints) and different flavors (e.g., vanilla and chocolate), may be put in a homemade waffle cone or cup/bowl, may be mixed with different mix-ins (e.g., pineapple, chocolate-chip cookie dough, butter candied pecan, Biscoff cookie, cotton-candy pops, pumpkin roll, pistachios, Oreos, and Fruity Pebbles cereal), and may have different toppings added (e.g., sprinkles, chocolate, marshmallows, Heath, gummies, Reese's, and whipped cream). My husband and I were customers here one time. I felt very interested in trying their customized ice cream, but the weather outside was very cold, so I instead ordered a Mexican cocoa. The employees spoke nicely with me. They thought that I had ordered a coffee, so thankfully I noticed and repeated myself. Some indoor seating was available. The Mexican cocoa tasted very good. I also browsed their artists' pieces on the top floor but skipped looking at the Crafted, by Blackbird area in the adjacent building. The merchandise included much Christmas decor during that time of year.

We were actually going to another place to get ice cream when we saw the open sign at Blackbird…read moreMarket and stopped. We thought it was closed on Monday but they have just changed their hours. My husband got chocolate ice cream with strawberries and bananas and I got vanilla ice cream with strawberries and cheesecake. We both got the waffle bowl...they smelled insane! Both ice creams tasted good but mine was actually wonderful!