Wow wow wow, I stopped in here on a road trip and am already obsessed. My lavender vanilla latte…read morewith almond milk was fantastic, the atmosphere very inviting and clean, and the people so friendly. They use organic ingredients (including organic flavor shots, which is rare in my experience) and get their food from local vendors. They also have kombucha on tap, although I didn't try any. A few other valuable things they get right: 1. They have gender neutral restrooms. 2. They use ecoproducts. The lids are 25% post-consumer recycled content and the cup is compostable. 3. They do not automatically give you a lid if you get your coffee to go, which saves waste. In conclusion, I definitely appreciated this place. To give one recommendation to the owners: I would love if there were bins for trash, plastic recycling, and compost. I looked around but I only saw trash bins and it would have been very nice to be able to compost my cup. Other than that, a great stop!

café is closed. online orders only. business info must be updated online. boillinecoffee.com…read more street parking, metered.

Great sandwiches, reasonably priced, quick…read more This place shows that you don't always have to sacrifice quality for speed. When we arrived at Old City Bagel Company, the line was long. My friends and I almost decided to try someplace else; however, we stuck it out. Man am I glad we did. The line moved quickly. It felt like we'd received our order in no time. The coffee selection was limited, but delicious. I don't usually care for citrus blends, but this one hit the spot. The bagel sandwiches were amazing. Nobody had a bad meal. The portions were large, the eggs cooked well, and the bagels were nice and fluffy. If you're in this area, come by Old City Bagel Company for breakfast.

We got the same in lox bagel on everything bagel seasoning, and the turkey, bacon, avocado, egg,…read moreand cheese on everything bagel seasoning. We thought that the lox bagel was really good. It had a good thickness of salmon in it, and it tasted very briny which we enjoyed the other bagel, however, liked a little little bit of taste, but then we added the hot sauce that they had there and that brought the flavor up and it ended up being pretty good. The only thing is it's like it didn't have a sauce with it so you really needed to add something, but the bagel itself was really good that everything bagel seasoning was really dense which I lied about that it had good coverage and overall I definitely go over there again. The only thing was that it was quite busy on the time that we went. We went on a Saturday and because of that it took us quite a bit of time about 3040 minutes just to get to our bagel order so for that reason, I'd probably go earlier or later just because it can't take 40 minutes to get your order.

Bason Coffee Roasting features impeccable interior decor and a welcoming selection of warm…read morebeverages. In addition to coffee and tea, they offer breakfast sandwiches and pastries, along with locally made goods such as flavored balsamic vinegar, customized Keurig pods, candles, and chocolates. The main area has standard tables, while comfortable couches and chairs are tucked away behind a vault door. They offer a regular menu as well as a monthly rotating board. *Egg, Cheese, and Sausage Sandwich: was served on an everything bagel. While nothing stood out as exceptional, the components were serviceable. The egg was slightly dry, and the sausage was salty and greasy. The bagel was fluffy, but the overall texture was quite soft throughout. A sauce would have added depth, spice, or acidity and improved the sandwich. *Sweater Weather Chai: was a seasonal blend of chai and hot cocoa. Although it leaned sweet due to the cocoa, the spiced chai still came through clearly. It was a comforting and rich drink with deep chocolate flavor. *Nutcracker Chai: another seasonal offering. The chai was once again fragrant and warming with subtle praline notes. However, it could have been served a bit hotter as it arrived slightly tepid. Bason Coffee Roasting offers great ambiance and consistently good chai. I would likely pick up a sandwich elsewhere nearby and stop here primarily for drinks.

What a great local coffee shop! Anytime we go on a trip we have to stop for some good coffee! This…read moreplace hit the spot! I had the bourbon barrel cold brew and it was very unique! And the vibes! Incredible! Haveing thr old bank safe is a great touch! Very friellndly employees!

This company is amazing their coffee is one of the best, I drink a lot of the different ones they…read morehave. Also love the coffee cup of the month. I have ordered a few of those. They always ship out on the 3rd of the month.. My barista Is a very nice lady Cynthia Williams.. I highly recommend this company.. I had some issues getting logged in on my account.. The headquarters helped me out and got me back in very nice people.. I would like to think them.. They also sell tea, Spices and so much more.. A great company check them out I recommend it... Esapp....

I absolutely love "The Queen" Flavored Coffee from Java Momma! You have got to try it, it is so…read moreflavorful! I love ordering from Java Momma!

Though it has been more than a decade since I lived in Pennsylvania, I consider this location my…read more"local" Dunkin Donuts. It is perfectly located on my way to (or from) Rt 80 on my way from (or to) my aunt and uncle's house. What better way to reward myself for making a visit to see the family than with my favorite donut? Long long ago, as a child living in Lewisburg, PA, I fell in love with sour cream donuts. I bought them at Mr. Donut which was conveniently located at the halfway point on my long walk home from middle school. I had just enough time to convert my allowance into two rings of sugar powdered goodness before I made it all the way to my front door. The donuts were cake donuts, cooked until crispy, and then dusted with powdered sugar. No glaze, nothing to offset the tart taste of sour cream. If you've ever had a perfect buttermilk biscuit, you know the taste. How much did my family love Mr. Donut? One day my darling cat had kittens. The father was most definitely our neighbor's cat, who was named Mr. Buns. My 5 year old brother decided to name both babies after their father, so he called one Mr. T, and the other Mr. Donut. The family that adopted them were so charmed that they kept the names. (And I've told the story ever since!) One day the Dunkin Donut company bought up the smaller Mr. Donut line, and many of the recipes began to change. The sour cream donut was one of the last to fall, but over the years the crunch was lost, as was the tartness, and now it is quite difficult to find a location that serves them powdered instead of drowning under a river of sweet, sticky glaze. It is a rare and wonderful thing to wander into a bright modern chain and walk out with a taste of my childhood. On my most recent trip to the East Coast I stopped into 11 DD locations through 4 states. This was the only location that had what I hoped to find. This Dunkin Donuts has all of the DD favorites, plus free WIFI, a clean and open seating area, and a somewhat confusing drive through. It is a few miles away from the ramps to Rt. 80, but near gas stations and other conveniences for those just traveling through.

welp so glad we were able to get our full 10 piece of munchkins…read more I guess a crew member got hungry...

Went there for dinner, OMG their buffalo cauliflower was absolutely impressive. The sauce is made…read morein house, incredible. Nice casual comfortable vibe with good service. Will definitely be back!

The beer selection and interior design were more impressive than the food…read more Both beers we ordered were poured well and had good citrus and hoppy notes. No complaints there. Besides the staple menu, there was a rotating menu featuring a soup, mussel dish, flatbread, burger, and pasta. The food took some time to come out, and everything was rather bland across the board. The interior was decorated nicely for the holidays though. *Hummus Platter: a huge shareable for $10. The crispy naan resembled the Costco version but fried. The naan itself worked well as a base for the hummus, although the hummus was neither smooth nor flavorful. There was no fragrance from the chickpeas, and it tasted rather unseasoned. The selection of peppers, carrots, and cucumbers was decent. *Garlic Butter Mussels: their monthly mussel dish. The mussels were cooked well and coated in a one dimensional sauce. The sweet wine was cooked down with lots of garlic, while the butter was subtle. I wished there had been a bit more toasted baguette to balance the one pound of seafood. Note there is a 3% credit card surcharge. I could not find this listed on their menu and but I saw the charge on my receipt. I enjoyed the few beers I had, and the food was acceptable for a bar. With some improvement to the flavors, this could be a worthwhile visit for a bite and a drink.

Simply put...I've had better food at a hospital…read more I was disappointed to find very few options on a Saturday. There was a couple hot food options but not clearly labeled so it wasn't clear what else was there besides the BBQ pork. The greens in the salads were wilted. The pasta salad was very watery and slime-like. I couldn't eat that. There was soda but not much else for healthier drinks besides juice. The prices I felt was not worth the little meal I got. if anyone is looking for a good filling meal with more enticing choices this cafe is NOT the place. Go elsewhere.

Really poor food that's overpriced. There are a few nice people that work here and they can't…read morestand the food either. There are some really rude people too. One worker told me you're welcome before giving me my food and a chance to thank her. The toaster was on fire and when I asked the worker to help his response was "I don't know, sir". Which didn't even make sense. He just didn't want to be bothered. Another very helpful person helped me put the fire out. The dining room is very beautiful with huge windows, but you can't enjoy it because the food is so poor that you can't think of anything else.

To be honest with you, one of the only reasons that I stopped here was to relieve myself from my…read moreprior stop at a Sheetz. And of course maybe grab a little something even though I didn't need it. This one also feels out of place as to where it sits. If I recall correctly it is alone and up off the road a bit. Easy to get in and out of however, which is nice every once in a while to find a Sheetz that is easy to navigate. This is a fairly busy place to stop for people in the area. They seem to know exactly what Sheetz has to offer. There was a steady flow of customers when I made my stop. They just come in and grab what they want and head on their way. If I ever find myself up in this area again, I could see myself making the out of the way trip I did to come back. I was pleasantly surprised.

OMG you where closed for a renovation and came to get a soda and coffee. Don't bother no fountain…read moredrinks only 3 kinds and not mine. Coffee station no french vanilla. Well you lost me from stopping there anytime. You better get your act together your right by Geisinger. Man WaWa is going to kick your butt when they open. Also self check out we go no receipt. Also the place was not busy at all not like it use to be.

Can't believe I'm saying it, but I seriously love this Perkins. I often go for an early dinner on…read moreSunday and enjoy it! There's a pile of options, with a more recently expanded selection of healthy options. The servers are nice and attentive and my meals come out piping hot. I'd go to this Perkins over the one in Lewisburg or Selinsgrove. It's always clean and I haven't had a bad experience yet.

Stopped here on way home. One male employee said he would seat me and rupted her and asked…read moreifrrdisappeared. Then I asked a female employee where he went. She was not sure. Then she started a conversation with the peron at the register, so I interrupted her and asked if I could be seated and she told me to wait, even though others who came in after me were getting seated. I then told her I would somewhere else to eat.

Definition of blah hotel food served by disinterested staff in a generic setting. This hotel is…read morenext to a hospital and the entire place seems an extension of ill health and concern of that neighbor. On the up side it's a clean and reasonably efficient environment where guests don't have to worry.

Visited twice in one day - lunch and an evening beverage. Very welcoming staff both visits,…read morecomfortable atmosphere, and reasonable prices. For lunch, the French Dip was tasty with horseradish, but the au jus was greasy and unappetizing so I skipped it. Upgraded to fries (from chips) for $1 more and they were very tasty. Second visit was just a beer and it was serve neatly and cold in a pint glass (not chilled).