I always have a great customer service experience at Today's Grind, and I like their drinks, which…read morehave a rotating menu of unique flavors as well as the standards. Their breakfast food is pretty basic but can be made gluten-free (which is a plus for me in a world where a lot of coffee shops have next to nothing that's allergen-friendly)... though I would caution my celiac friends that there is a shared toaster. The seating plan is very open, but seats are farther apart, providing bit more privacy for conversations than the other coffee shop in town. I personally prefer the ambience here.

Love Todays Grind Coffee Co!…read more They had a fun game today where you pick a gold coin hoping to get lucky with prizes such as 10% off, free donut, free bagel! We unfortunately didn't win....but still loved what we got! We got an Apple Cider Donut (YUM) and Cookie Butter Latte! The Biscoff pieces on top made it great! The only thing that I would say could be better is to have those apple cider donuts warm! Love the atmosphere here. Tons of seating, good vibes throughout. They always promote other local businesses! All fo the staff had smiles on and were very kind! If you live in Manheim, you have yourself a great little spot!

Cornerstone Coffeehouse (Camp Hill, PA)…read more Stopped by Cornerstone Coffeehouse to get some work done and ended up having a fantastic experience. I ordered the seasonal Berry Cobbler Smoothie, made with cranberries, blueberries, and strawberries blended with oat milk, then topped with maple syrup and granola. It was delicious and tasted just like the name suggests. As a workspace, this coffee shop checks all the boxes: Plenty of tables and seating Indoor and outdoor options Relaxed atmosphere Community bulletin board Great food and pastry selections What stood out most was how welcoming the staff were. From the moment I walked in, they went out of their way to make me feel comfortable and appreciated. That level of hospitality can completely change an experience, and it certainly did for me. The highlight of my visit was a staff member named Sofia, who genuinely made my day. She went above and beyond to make my visit special, and her kindness was the cherry on top of an already great experience. If you're looking for a place to work remotely, enjoy a great smoothie, or simply spend time in a welcoming community space, Cornerstone Coffeehouse is well worth a visit. Sofia, you're the best

The food was extremely bland!!!…read more My lady ordered a turkey bacon egg sandwich and a caramel lovers latter (from the specialty menu) I ordered a bacon, egg, cheese& avocado sandwich and a pumpkin pie frappe (also from the specialty menu) Both sandwiches tastes like there wasn't a hint of seasoning!!!!! Not even salt!!! After three bites each, we had to dispose of the food. My lady did not enjoy her latte whatsoever, saying it tasted like flavorless sunflower seeds, nothing caramel about it. Now I did taste hers, and while hot, I didn't mind it, but I'm a guy that can enjoy any hot coffee that doesn't taste bitter. After it cooled down some more, it eventually did taste like unflavored sunflower seeds. Now the pumpkin pie frappe was a 10/10. From the presentation to the taste and to the drinkability. As the man I ended up letting my lady have my frappe, but I was drinking the latte and chasing it with the frappe like a shot of alcohol with some juice. Overall I would go back to try their other cafe products and stuff from their bakery section. The cafe also has a good amount of business as well, but the type of customers they have look like the "I eat my food with no seasoning" type of people

I've never been in the etown library before so decided to walk through. This shop is inside and…read moreoffers a terrific cup of plain black coffee - it's 2:30 and there's nobody else here but me and the coffee tastes fresh, is plenty hot, and very flavorful. Just what I needed for the afternoon doldrums ... Served by a friendly staff person who stated that all proceeds help to support the library. Yay!

A small coffee shop that is attached to the library- it is nice to grab coffee but limited seating…read more( i guess it is to grab coffee and go sit in the library) Coffee is ok, prices are cheaper than other places so thats good!

I wasn't even looking for coffee but someone walked out and the aroma that came out called me in…read moreimmediately! The girls that were there were super sweet and they gave great recommendations!! I was going to get a Cappucino but they recommended the peach vanilla iced latte with a dash of cinnamon and it was amazingggg!!! My friend went back to this place to get me another one the next day! You HAVE TO stop in

Get the dirty chai iced latte!! It was bursting with flavor and had a great spice to it. The corn…read morecookie was very good and not overly sweet. Staff was super sweet.

Having brunch here completely turned my mood around after driving a good while to the main penndot…read moreand getting no help. The experience here was spectacular. The service was fantastic and they made you feel at home as soon as you walked inside. I started my meal with a cup of coffee that may have beeen the best cup I have had in many years, don't bother asking, Estelle will not give out the secret! The food was fantastic to say the least, the sizes were perfect, and there is a great selection between sweet and savory. If you haven't yet, or are just in the area, you must go check out Coda Rouge!

Cool aesthetic. Although there are two bar areas and wine bottles around, they don't have a liquor…read morelicense yet. Service was incredibly kind but slow and they weren't busy. The last item to come out was the fruit, which should have been the quickest out. Luckily, we were there for a girls' day and weren't in a rush, but be prepared. Food was clearly made to order and made with love! Egg on the burger was a little overcooked for what I asked for and same for the special peach cobbler french toast, but both were flavorful. The house was built around 1913 and was renovated to keep that calm elevated aesthetic. Chairs were very comfortable! There's artwork for sale to support local even more. Once a month they do a special dinner pairing with music. I'd give it 4.2 overall.

My Wife and I saw this as a breakfast spot that was highly rated and it didn't disappoint. Firstly,…read moreall of the staff were noticeably friendly and warm. Staff were also on top of things as they brought out drink refills before we needed them. My Wife got the stuffed French toast and she said it was delicious. The French toast was cooked really well and it was loaded a lot of cream cheese and fruit. When I asked my Wife if anything in particular stood out, she said it tasted like it was home made. I went with the baked oatmeal, which had coconut flakes, raisins, cinnamon, and had slices of banana and strawberries. I thought it was pretty tasty, but there are bottles of syrup on each table and drizzling some over it really hit the spot for me. This is definitely a spot that we'd go back to, especially since the is sizable. The menu offered a lot of other options, including crepes, and I feel confident that their other items would also be good.

I've been driving past Morning Fuel on the Carlisle Pike for the last few months. I'm a frequent…read moredriver out that way and every time I passed it, it always looked closed. So I wasn't sure if it was one of those businesses that kind of flopped and nothing had replaced it yet. Alas, I recently found out that it is, in fact, still open. And you know what they say: don't shop on an empty stomach. I was on my way to karns, and I concur. I decided to stop at Morning Fuel so I wouldn't make any hasty purchases while shopping. So I walk in, and the first thing I notice is the music. It's blaring early-2000s-ish rock music. Think Evanescence. Pseudo-angsty music, basically playing at the volume you'd expect in a club. The decor is like a really corny First Watch (live laugh love signage and pictures of measuring cups filled with grains) perhaps with little more edge. And there are straw wrappers and bits of food on the floor, kind of like the Texas Roadhouse peanut situation, except it's not peanuts. Shortly after I was seated, they swept the floor, so I'm assuming it wasn't intentional lol. So, yeah. First Watch on crack? Maybe? First watch's angsty step sibling? First Watch with obnoxiously loud music and a little harder of an edge. And honestly, First Watch and Morning Fuel are part of the same genre. You know what you're getting. And the genre is over priced diner. As far as the food goes, I got the stuffed French toast with blueberry drizzle, and it was really good. It did its job. Nothing spectacular, but a perfectly good breakfast. Overall, I'd say Morning Fuel is pretty average, but these places are kind of a genre unto themselves, and I can see why people like them. It was also a little cheaper than First Watch, which I like but don't really go to. This would not be a recurring haunt for me by any means, but I think it will be for some people. So if you like Evanescence and nu-metal more than you like the Jonas Brothers and other corny folky music, that's what they're playing at Morning Fuel. If you like black floors and a little less of a rustic vibe, that's what Morning Fuel is about. If you like the product that First Watch serves but don't necessarily like the First Watch vibe, you can go to Morning Fuel. Similar kind of product. Packaged differently. Maybe a little cheaper.

Wonderful welcoming environment in a beautiful historic building on Main Street in Ephrata. The…read morecoffee shop is small but packs a punch one of the best if not THE best lattes I've had in Ephrata and surrounding areas. The staff were friendly and helpful explaining the menu to me. They roast their own beans and make their own syrups. They also locally source the pastries and they are delicious. I got a chocolate croissant, a pecan and chocolate tart and a salted silk latte coming to $20. That's well worth it. 10/10 HIGHLY recommend this cafe.

This place has it nailed down espresso is well crafted and syrups are delicate enough to know the…read moredifference between corporate overlords.

I am not sure why it says this location is closed. We went today! My husband got the season drink,…read morewhich was very good and I got a mocha which was also good. They didn't have whipped cream, which is the best part of getting coffee out so I was little bumped. The staff was very nice.

This review is for the market street kiosk. The coffee here is fantastic. The staff are amazing and…read moreprovided the best recommendation. In particular, for their Ethiopian blends. They have a really cute 3 story clock that chimes when pool balls are pushed around. this place is a must try. I'll try their larger locations next time I'm in town!