4.5 stars. The Bloom Cafe is a local restaurant uniquely located in a greenhouse at Quality…read moreGardens. The menu lists breakfast foods (e.g., pancakes, toasts, and sandwiches) and lunch foods (e.g., salads, sandwiches, and bowls). Baked goods, coffees, teas, and refreshers are also available. Customers may dine in, get takeout, order catering for outside events, or rent the greenhouse for special events. My husband and I ate one breakfast here. We placed our order at a counter, paid upfront, and then were given our drink and a number to take to a table of our choosing. The weather on that day was very rainy, so we sat inside the greenhouse rather than outside, and the employees carried our foods over in containers with lids. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Peach Berry Stuffed French Toast - 4.5 stars - This was a weekend special. Challah French toast was stuffed with lemon mascarpone, peaches, and mixed-berry compote. It had a large serving size and a nice mixture of sweet and sour flavors. Bloom Salad - 4.5 stars - This salad contained mixed greens, sliced apple, dried cherries, candied pecans, gorgonzola, red onion, and maple balsamic dressing. Blue cheese is not my favorite, but I enjoyed the freshness and flavors of the other ingredients. Breakfast Egg Sandwich Croissant - 4.5 stars - This sandwich consisted of a croissant filled with two eggs, cheese, and three strips of crispy bacon. On the side was a basic salad with dressing. My husband did not like how the salad dressing got on his sandwich. Chai Latte - 4.5 stars - This Rishi Masala chai concentrate with steamed milk tasted very good. The total price for these three foods and one drink was $49 plus a tip. Afterward, we explored the market and gardening center. Available for purchase were jewelry, flower pots, many types of indoor and outdoor plants, and much more. Two employees kindly offered me assistance with the plants. I loved seeing the exterior of a hobbit house, although it was too short for me to go inside. Please note that this business will hold a Tolkien-inspired Hobbit Fest on September 12, 2026. The festival will include live folk music, local artisan vendors, themed cafe foods, alcohol vendors, activities such as a costume contest, etcetera.

This place is so cute! You order in the little cafe cabin and bring the number to the next door…read moreseating area or the garden center to eat and enjoy! I had the Bloom toast, avocado toast topped with goat cheese, honey, an over easy egg and some dressed arugula. Very nice flavor combo. The portion is relatively small. Coffee is good too, the baristas and waitresses were very sweet and offered all the direction and condiments we asked for. Love the vibe and will come back!

First off the downside is they close so early. The upside is you'll come back a second and the…read morethird time to eat! Simple foods done the right way service is your typical Diner standards. You definitely don't leave wanting more because you're too full. If you have the opportunity to stop, stop and eat

Well ... You will not leave hungry!…read moreTried their new Benedict on Corn Bread. Good food ... great service from Riley! If your in the area and extremely hungry definitely this is the spot.

I didn't see this spot on Yelp yet and as a seasoned Yelper and coffee enthusiast, I just had to…read moreadd it! I've been seeing a bunch of posts on FB and Instagram more recently for Coffee Au Lait. To brighten up this gloomy Pittsburgh day and get the kids out of the house, I decided to swing down on lunch. The space is shared with Nosh and Curd and OMG you guys...coffee + charcuterie/an abundance of tasty treats = a GREAT time! Might I add, the space is SUPER cute (I didn't snag any pics thanks to my rambunctious kids...someone send wine) but you can find some on their FB and insta! :) Upon walk in, I was greeted by a super friendly staff member of the shared space who asked if it was our fist time in and she so kindly gave me all the dets! TY! I'll definitely be stopping down again and bringing along other surrounding locals (minus the minis) so I can truly enjoy the total ambiance of this cute spot! See you soon Coffee Au Lait! xo

The cutest place with a lot of selection. I love all the variety of cute pastries. The girls who…read morework here are very nice. I love that it is a shared space with Nosh and Curd.

Was looking for a place to take kids that wasn't a chain, this was perfect! I didn't take pics of…read moreeverything and I took pics of my salad well into eating it the kids raved about the fresh delicious chicken tenders, and we also had the special chicken empanadas, cheese quesadilla and kids burger

I had lunch at the Farmhouse Cafe in Mars today and it was excellent! My friends had the special…read moreFrench Dip and I the turkey with cheese, guacamole, lettuce and tomato. We all enjoyed our choices, but I found the mac and cheese exceptional. The restaurant was clean and the help very accommodating and pleasant. We will be going back, and I recommend you try it. You won't be disappointed.

BISTRO NIGHT! WOW!!! We had a wonderful experience at…read moreGeneroasta's Bistro Night! Known very well for their breakfast, brunch and lunch offerings, I was very surprised and pleased to experience Bistro Night at Generoasta. The menu was comprehensive putting forth options for lite bites, salads, soups, flatbreads, as well as seafood, beef, chicken and pasta entrees. And don't even get me started on the desserts-one word: EXQUISITE! Beer, wine, mixed drinks are all available. We were a party of six people and had excellent service. Our server was competent, knowledgeable and friendly. We sat in the lovely patio area featuring comfortable seating, shade, beautiful plants and greenery and privacy. It could not have been a lovelier evening. Thanks, Generoasta!

Flavored coffee has only burnt roast espresso taste. My snowy maple had no maple or white chocolate…read moretaste whatsoever. Generoasta club had cheap lunch meat, though the bread was good. Very expensive

I stopped by here this past Sunday with my wife for our morning coffee. We have been trying to hit…read moreup a different local coffee shop every Sunday morning and on this day we decided to head to Adesso Cafe. It's located in Sewickley on Walnut street right off Broadway. The shop itself is tiny and whenever I got inside there was a cop and a lady with a dog. The 3 (or 4) of us filled up the waiting/ordering area. There was a freezer case filled with Leona's ice cream sandwiches and then a display cooler with cold drinks in it. Lastly they had a clear shelf on the counter with some muffins in it. I was a little sad it wasn't filled with the pastries I had seen photos of, but I guess it wasn't the right day. After looking at the menu I decided to order a 16 oz Cuban while my wife went with a 12 oz mocha. Since the others had already been waited on, it took only a few minutes and we had our coffees and were on our way. My Cuban ended up being quite good as it had the perfect amount of sweetness to it that it complimented the milk and coffee without overpowering it. Then the coffee itself was strong and rich while the milk did it's part. My wife also really enjoyed her mocha from here. The bottom line for me is that I would stop by here again in the future. Both of our coffees were good and i hope that the next time that we stop by that they have some pastries as well.

First time here and wow their cappuccino lived up to all the reviews I read. Received some gift…read morecards for this place but never made the time to get there. I didn't have my gift cards with me today but decided it was time to treat myself anyway. I had the Cappuccino- it was strong and hot! I love when my coffee is made at a high temperature and I don't know anyone who prefers that, but clearly the baristas make their drinks at the "right" temperature. There is a very little room once inside. I was one of 3 patrons there but it was fine for me and they make their drinks pretty fast. I will come back again and try their other drink items.

Overpriced, small portions, most things priced separately, very slow service. My son's chocolate…read moremilk was sour, but he asked me not to say anything since we were already there for an hour. The French fries were the frozen ones heated up. The server was distant and took forever to get a refill. It is sad because I wanted to give them another chance even though we had a similar experience last time. I will stick with the other family owned restaurant in Saxonburg that is closed on Tuesday. This grilled cheese and fries cost $11.25. Smallest size bread I've ever seen. Sandwich $6.25 and small fries $4.99.

This is a great local diner with excellent food! The portions are always decent and the service is…read moretypically good. If you like homestyle cooking this is definitely the place to go! Also, be sure to try one of the specials if you're in the mood for something out of the ordinary. I attached a photo of their vegetable kielbasa soup. It is absolutely amazing

This cafe is perfect for the area it is in, in the heart of the Oakmont business district. It is…read morevery quaint with a very warm, comfortable vibe with the seating and set up. They were a little busy, but had multiple workers, all extremely warm and welcoming and I did not have to wait at all for my drink. They do have some food options as well, but I only had a coffee.

The vibe of this place was pretty dope, they had a mind reader/fortune teller there and that was…read moredifferent lol. I tried one of the autumn specials (autumn skies latte) which was pretty good. I didn't really taste any hazelnut which is fine but it was a strong tasty drink

This is a great little spot to get a drink, snack or light lunch while biking the Butler-Freeport…read moretrail. Due to COVID, they're open limited hours on the weekend only. They have a takeout window and seats outside. It's a perfect spot to take a break, right before the last uphill to Butler. They also have a bike shop. You can rent bikes, buy limited supplies, and have maintenance done to your bike. It's definitely worth the stop to support a small local business. I stop here every time I ride and it's open, even if it's just for a quick snack.

Derailleur Bike Shop Cafe is a restaurant and bike-rental store that is near the Butler-Freeport…read moreCommunity Trail. According to a newspaper article that I read, its buildings were built in the 1800s and were the former J.J. Dittmer Mercantile and the Dittmer home. My husband and I were customers here one time. The architecture of the buildings reminded me of the Alaskan frontier or the Wild West! The restaurant's menu listed foods such as burritos, grilled cheese, and a rice and bean bowl and drinks such as coffees and Italian sodas. An employee promptly took our order and payment. Both indoor and outdoor seating were available. We saw many bicyclists stopping by for a break. Here are my ratings for what we ordered: Pizzadilla - 4 stars - In between two flour tortillas were mozzarella cheese, sauce, and pepperoni. Simple but good. Green Chili Chicken Tamale - 3 stars - My husband ordered this tamale, and he took only one or two bites. He described it as "flavorless." He does have Mexican ancestry, and we have eaten authentic foods in several Mexican cities. I thought that this tamale tasted alright. Peach-Pineapple Fruit Smoothie - 4 stars - This smoothie needed a more intense flavor of peach and pineapple, but it did taste good. The total price for these three menu items plus one soda was $26 plus sales tax, a credit-card surcharge, and a tip.

My wife ordered a cake for my mother-in-law's 100th birthday celebration. My wife discussed the…read moredesign she had in mind for the cake since she wanted to add pieces of china my MIL painted to the top of the cake. As you can see, the cake turned out amazing, and the flavor of the cake was equally outstanding. The Sweet B crew is amazing. We highly recommend them. The china pieces on the cake are from my mother-in-law, Sweet Bs did not provide those.

A small Shop in Bakerstown. They offer friendly and patient service. The cookies we got were…read moredelicious. We went later in the day so the assortment was low. I will go back in the future and try some other items.