Cute little place with great pastries and an awesome breakfast croissant sandwich! Soooo good and…read moreservice was nice too, Food/Drinks: 4.2 Service: 4.4 Atmosphere/Vibe: 4.3 Cost: 3.5 Overall: 4.1

Hey friends! This coffee shop was close to my hotel so I stopped by for a pick me up before work…read more I ordered a caramel macchiato. My first time having it, it was disgusting. Idk if it was made poorly or if it just wasn't my style. I also ordered a blueberry muffin it was delicious. +Customer service was poor. When my drink was complete the cashier slammed my drink on the counter without saying anything such as "have a good day." When ordering, she was sassy when I asked about matcha or frappes. I was simply asking her to do her job, which is to answer customer questions. +Plenty of seating +Plenty of free parking out front +Pretty cheap compared to other coffee shops I wouldn't return due to limited coffee options and poor customer service

amazing stuff i love all there cookies and drinks such nice workers and place!…read more so good!

I have to be honest, based off of experiences at locations I've had in DC burbs I thought Crumbl…read morecookies were really, really over-rated (especially for the price). I don't know how this location seems to make the cookies that much better, but this was a conversion experience haha For starters, I can't say how exciting it was to find out they were open until 11 on a Friday :D We were driving up from DC for the Pierogi festival in October and it is a bit of a culture shock how early things close. Ex. needed coffee for a boost to finish the long drive; Starbucks is long closed by that point, made the mistake thinking Mc Donalds at home have a number of 24 hour locations, but the one next to this Crumbl closes at 10; so we were ecstatic to find Crumbl still open! There wasn't a rush at 10:30 by any means, but there were a couple orders. My order was ready super quickly, and they were the best chocolate chunk cookies with sea salt I've ever had! I had resigned myself to that flavor because regular chocolate chip (my usual preference in cookie types) wasn't an option. I seriously, usually don't enjoy chocolate chunk cookies. These were the perfect amount of soft/gooey but completely baked, with just a kiss of salt. I mean we drove another 45 min to our air bnb after crumbl, and they were still perfect with no extra effort or heating on our part. I'm afraid they set the bar too high for me and I'll be let down at other locations again in the future haha But this one I solidly recommend! :D

This is a clean restaurant in Cranberry Township. In a strip mall type building but it's a square,…read moreso you might have to drive around it to find the location, even with the address. The staff is efficient, and the English muffin bread is absolutely amazing. My family also devoured the banana bread (with chocolate chips) we got

Loafers Bread Co. has three retail locations in the Pittsburgh area. The company freshly bakes…read moretheir breads every morning. Some flavors of breads are regularly available, and other flavors of breads are baked based on the day of the week or the baker's schedule. Customers may purchase the breads either in store or online for delivery or catering. I shopped in this location in Cranberry Township one time. The cinnamon-swirl bread was unfortunately sold out, but I saw other flavors such as English muffin, challah, and honey whole wheat. Other menu items included salads, sandwiches, sides, some desserts, and beverages. An employee promptly and kindly greeted me and took my order. I purchased a Pennsylvania-Dutch streusel and a peach crumb cake. Each cost several dollars. The employee correctly processed my payment and sincerely thanked me. At home, my husband and I ate this streusel and cake. We thought that they were very fresh and tasted good. We had expected the peach crumb cake to contain more peaches, but at least it was not soggy.

This place is one of the cutest bakeries I've ever been in! When you walk in you see a beautiful…read moreseating area, incredible amounts of fresh and local food items and then when you finally make it to the counter you're overwhelmed (in a good way) with the sheer amount of top notch looking breakfast and dessert pastries. I wanted to go on a food journey here and was looking for some guidance, I wanted only their best items and Sarah at the counter was awesome! She helped guide me through their bakery, their main course meals and even find some yummy Italian like pretzels for the hummus I wanted to get and overall was just a very nice lady, I wish more restaurants had people like her working with customers! Finally to the food, I ordered the oat & carrot waffles, a brioche pastry and bought some hummus and Italian pretzels from their mini market! Overall, really good stuff! My only gripe is the waffle isn't crunchy at all and feels really more like a cake. The flavor was on point, especially with the yummy Carmel sauce it came with! The brioche pastry with raspberries was incredible as well! Lastly, the hummus was outstanding!! Get it. It's worth it! Overall this place is a must visit in my mind! If you're in the area, try it!

Mediterra is my go to spot for breakfast and lunch. The food is always fresh and delicious. It's…read moreconsistently well done. The coffee is definitely some of my favorite in the city with rotating specials as well as your basics. Everyone who works there is so sweet. Very cute café ambience, however, it can be a little loud if you're looking to sit with your computer or a book. However, i wouldn't change a thing about Mediterra.

One of my favorite coffee places! I've been going here since its early days when they didn't use to…read morehave much traffic - secret's out now though! Good coffee, good seating, great leather couch, great staff who're pleasant and polite - I think they get everything right. It's pleasant inside although they don't have too much outside seating. A few chairs outside facing the parking lot. They have a drive thru! Convive hasn't had a lot of eating options beyond some baked items and a basic breakfast wrap, etc. I'd have gotten more stuff to eat if they had it. They have had a loyalty program that I've always really liked, which most accurately replicated the old punch cards. Recently I got a notification from Cash App which they use for their loyalty that my points are about to expire in a week. It's hard to understand: the oldest points I had were from April and I'd been to it 6 times after that. I might just go less if I'm not able to keep my points :-( Oh, air conditioning gets cold in there... bring a layer!

I came here to do some work in the middle of the day, and I'm so glad I did. Plenty of seating…read moreoptions, plugs for charging, and free refills! There are food items available, too. Menu isn't expansive but lots of good things. Relaxing place with good coffee to have a productive afternoon.

Nothing Bundt Cakes is a restaurant chain that has hundreds of locations across the U.S. and…read moreCanada. This particular location in Cranberry Township serves large bundt cakes, individually sized bundtlets, cupcake-sized bundtinis by the dozen, and party supplies and gifts (e.g., candles, plates, napkins, mugs, and greeting cards). During my visit, I saw bundt cakes in the following flavors: lemon blueberry, chocolate chocolate chip, lemon, red velvet, white-chocolate raspberry, confetti, carrot, strawberries and cream, snickerdoodle, and vanilla. My husband and I purchased three bundtlets in the flavors of snickerdoodle, confetti, and chocolate chocolate chip. Each one cost $5.50. An employee immediately and kindly greeted us, accurately rang up our purchase, and thanked us. We ate the bundtlets at home. We thought that they were very fresh and tasted good.

I walked in today not knowing they were closed looking for a last minute gluten free cake and the…read moremanager, Madison, helped me with no complaints at all. I apologized and said I would leave as I didn't know they were closing up and she welcomed me in no problem and I was able to get the cake I needed. I haven't experienced such amazing service like that in so long! Thank you Madison!

BeBe Kakes is a bakery that was founded in 2013. Its employees make and sell cookies (e.g.,…read moresnickerdoodles, s'mores, and thumbprints), donuts, pies, cupcakes, cakes (including custom), and other treats (e.g., brownies, candied walnuts, and dog treats). I shopped in this bakery one time. The employees very kindly greeted me, promptly boxed my baked goods, accurately rang up my purchase, and repeatedly thanked me. The total price for one lady lock, one cinnamon roll, one apple fritter, one large apple-caramel cookie, and one piece of apple-caramel crumb cake was $19 *plus* tax and tip. My husband and I ate these several baked goods at home. We thought that they were very fresh and tasted good. Mars is a small town, and I think that BeBe Kakes is one of its best businesses. If you happen to be in the area, be sure to check out this bakery.

A small bakery in downtown Mars. They have a variety of baked goods they offer, such as cookies,…read morecakes, brownies, and cinnamon buns. They also make dog biscuits for your pet. The cinnamon bun we tried was delicious. The brownie was huge and also very good. The service was patient and friendly . We will definitely go back in the future.

This spot is a great work from anywhere place. Plenty of seating for individual or group use as…read morewell as simple being available for the usual cafe trip. Lots of food and drink options to choose from as well as some cocktails for the evening visitors. I've never had a bad experience here. Prices can be a bit high but overall it's one thing to note among many great things.

From the moment you walk into Generoasta Café in Bristow or Warrendale, PA, you immediately get the…read morefeeling that it's a place to settle in and relax. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting--perfect for catching up with friends or just spending some quiet time. They offer an impressive selection of coffees and teas, along with a delicious and varied food menu. I often meet my friend here, and one thing I really appreciate is that we never feel rushed. The staff encourages you to enjoy your time, which makes every visit feel comfortable and unhurried. They also host fun trivia nights and live music, adding to the welcoming community vibe. Another great touch is their wine selection--you can even purchase a bottle to take home. Overall, Generoasta Café is the kind of spot that makes you want to linger. Whether you're there for coffee, food, or a glass of wine, it's always a genuinely enjoyable experience.

Service was fantastic the two girls working there were very friendly. I'm not from the area I'm…read morehere for work and wanted to try some pretzels for my lunch. Unfortunately the pretzels were garbage. Dry, previously frozen, garbage. The cheese sauce was yuck-o 3000. The price was only 9 bucks but some how I still feel ripped off. Now I'm sad in my hotel with these bummy pretzels that were made during the civil war era. I do however feel better in my hotel knowing that I have these pretzels I can use as a weapon if provoked. I should sell these to a jeweler because they can probably cut diamonds. I will be sending you my dental bill, as my teeth are NOT OKAY.

Who says you gotta go to Philly to get great pretzels…read more.. Save yourself the 5 hour drive and rush straight to Cranberry for the best pretzels period. The Philly Pretzel factory is tucked into an unassuming strip mall with a smaller storefront, but don't let that fool you. Inside there is the best and freshest pretzels in the world. Crispy and hot on the outside with that soft and chewy center, it's absolutely heavenly especially when paired with their cheddar cheese. The prices are absolutely amazing and pretzels are made fresh, Aloha

Novel Breads is a local micro-bakery that sells sourdough breads, gourmet foods, books, and home…read moredecor. According to the business's website, the owner-baker finds ideas for bread recipes in the books that she reads. She sells her breads through her website and at a few physical locations such as this store in Mars. Please note that the entrance to this store is on the *side* of the Baumgartel Professional Building. To find the entrance to the store, follow the yellow and orange footprints on the sidewalk. When I walked up to the store, a sign on the door said that the store was "closed." However, I assumed that an employee simply forgot to turn the sign around, so I opened and entered the door. The employee greeted me and asked if I needed any assistance. The store was small but contained many unique flavors of breads. I also saw other foods such as maple syrup and chip crisps, some paperback books, and some decor such as dolls. I selected six flavors of breads, and the total price was $35.50. Because my purchase was over $10, I could pay with a credit card. The "Milk Buds" bread contains ingredients such as tangzhong and sourdough starters and whole milk. The "Gentleman's Black Bread" is a pumpernickel rye that contains ingredients such as black cocoa powder and molasses. The "Roasted Garlic Bread" is made from local whole-wheat, buckwheat, rye flours, etc. The "Chocolate Babka" bread contains chocolate ganache, etc. The "Roasted Orange Martini Bread" contains whole wheat, candied orange rind, blood orange evoo, honey, etc. The "Pesto Italiano" contains spicy pesto olive oil, etc. All of these breads were very fresh and had very distinct flavors that I enjoy. I will try my best to eat all six loaves this week before they get moldy! Be sure to visit the business's website to see their additional flavors of breads.