Cute little coffee shop in a church from the 1800s. It seems they sell vintage items too, I saw a…read morelot of old woman's clothing on display. The coffee was good, and the inside of the church is so cool! Plus they are open on Sundays (till 2) unlike the other coffee shops in the area. It's a little bit away from the "downtown" are but worth the short drive!

The most wonderful little cafe! I stumbled upon this in the middle of a very long drive-and how…read moreglad I am! The atmosphere is impeccable. Situated in an old church building which also hosts artist workshops, one is greeted by smells of incense and coffee and the sight of racks of curated vintage clothing for sale. I was lucky enough to get to try a new sandwich they're rolling out, berries and brie on sourdough, which was delicious. This cafe is operated by a mother-daughter team, the latter of whom was in during my visit and was very kind. Can't recommend Bloom Sum enough!

Cute little coffee and sandwich shop located in downtown Mansfield, PA…read more A huge selection of coffees (hot and cold), smoothies, chai, tea, and more. Bagel sandwiches, wraps, grilled sandwiches, and salads. Indoor and outside seating. Eclectic art and decor. Friendly employees. Will definitely return when next in town.

Omg this place had the best and tastiest coffee. I was on a roadtrip to NY and stopped here for a…read moremid day pick me up. My bf got the iced funky monkey latte blended and I got the iced butterfinger latte with a raisin bagel and cream cheese. It was tasty, drinks were quickly made and reasonably priced! Seriously so good!

We stopped at the little pine coffee truck in front of rust and shine and were very impressed! The…read morecold brew was very tasty as was the pumpkin pie iced latte. The woman who was running the truck was friendly and helpful.

The drinks are fantastic! The people running the show are amazing and so kind! Always worth the…read moretrip to town

We stopped here on a long car ride from Rochester to Virginia. We will be stopping again next…read moretime! It was worth it to get off the beaten path (for a very little bit, in the scheme of things) to eat here. We were disappointed we'd already had too much coffee for the day because it all looked so good. The service was a little blah but I'm okay with that, as long as the food is good. Took a while to make our sandwiches, but it was a bit early in the day (11:15 a.m.) and it gave us time to use the (clean) restrooms and look around the cute little place. I had the chicken Caesar wrap - HUGE amount of greens and some chicken (maybe not enough for some) and - get this - croutons(!!) in there, all with a great-tasting but not overly done dressing. It was so big it was shareable. But I managed to eat the whole thing. Couldn't have done any better on that wrap!! It came with chips and a really good pickle spear too! My hubby had the EBLT. SO huge. Not the easiest to eat while driving haha but an amazing sauce on there that just MADE the sandwich so much better than a boring BLT, even with an egg on it. Sure wish we had this little gem closer to us! Great little downtown vibe and quaint area. Next time, we won't skip the coffee, no matter how much we've had already!

I have been coming to this place for a long time and, until today, had no complaints…read more Today I brought in a coffee from the coffee shop down the street, thinking nothing of it. In fact, I thought that a place called "The Kind Cafe" might appreciate someone supporting another local business. Instead, I was told to cover up my coffee with a sleeve. It struck me as a very odd request, but I complied anyway. After that, the experience became increasingly uncomfortable. I overheard the barista making comments to other customers such as, "Thanks for choosing our place for your drink order." Given the context, it felt very clearly directed at me. The comment was made publicly, in front of other customers, and came across as an attempt to shame me for bringing in a coffee from somewhere else. Then he asked me what kind of drink I had gotten. After I answered, he responded, "Oh, I thought it was something special," with a tone that felt sarcastic and dismissive. At that point, I asked him directly whether I had offended him by bringing in a coffee from another business. He told me that outside drinks were not allowed but delivered the message with an attitude that felt unnecessarily hostile. I explained that I had never been informed of this policy and genuinely did not know. I also told him that I felt he was trying to make me feel bad about it. His response was essentially, "I wasn't trying to make you feel bad, but whatever." The policy itself is not the issue. Had someone politely informed me that outside drinks were not allowed, I would have respected that immediately. What bothered me was being publicly embarrassed and treated with passive-aggressive disrespect over what was clearly an innocent mistake. I've been a regular customer for years and order from this place nearly every week. This was the first time I had ever brought in a coffee from somewhere else. Being treated this way by both the owner and the main barista was disappointing and completely at odds with the values this business claims to represent. For a place that calls itself "The Kind Cafe," this was one of the least kind customer interactions I've experienced in a long time. Perhaps this is an opportunity for some reflection on what kindness actually feels like from the customer's side of the counter.

Incredible ladies run this establishment. They not only provided a perfectly cooked and delicious…read morebreakfast with yummy scrapple, but they also gave me some healing crystals for my brother who has cancer. He has them by his side 24/7 and believes in their power. Bless you

What an amazing place to eat! Everything was fresh and delicious. It's the first restaurant that I…read morefelt safe enough to eat inside due to social distancing. My husband and son both had breakfast and everything was perfectly cooked. I was lucky enough to have the daily special which was homemade pot roast sandwich on homemade bread and I opted for the hand cut fries with gravy instead of mashed potatoes. Don't tell my Grandma, but this was even better than she ever made! We are camping at Bald Eagle State Park and since it's so close, looking forward to eating here again before we leave!

Great service. Delicious selections. Everyone is friendly and helpful. Located on Main St. in…read moreCoudersport. PA

Good sandwiches, pastries,coffees, and candies. Lots of novelty items. AND of course ICE Cream!read more

If I could give 6 stars I would. I'm a coffee snob. I say this not to brag, but rather to provide…read morecontext. I've spent a ton of time in serious coffee shops from Shanghai to New York with Q graders and baristas with bonafides. Alabaster can stand up to the best of them. The coffees we tried were fantastic. The Rwandan was delicious and the roast complimented the natural expression of the beans. My dad got the Ugandan which was awesome as well. I grabbed a bag of the Salvadoran beans to take home, and it brews up an amazingly clean and interesting cup (I used a V60). One of the better cafes I've visited in the U.S. with a roaster that knows what they're doing. On top of all that, the tahini date banana bread we tried was seriously good and wasn't a premade, mass produced baked good like so many cafes have resorted to in recent years. On top of that, the cafe was beautiful with reclaimed wood tables. We were traveling with our dog and they allowed her in because she was well-behaved. Nice people, awesome cafe, world-class coffee, and seriously good pastries. Keep up the incredible work! I will be back to Williamsport for more.

Alabaster Coffee Roaster and Tea Company had a spacious and warm atmosphere…read more The tables were on the smaller side, but they were easy to move. There were plenty of outlets along the walls, which made it relatively easy to study. There was a lot of foot traffic, but the overall ambiance did not get too rowdy, providing pleasant white noise. There were a few seasonal specials, but otherwise the selection was not very large. The tea selection was rather small, especially considering it is part of their name. Drinks came out extremely quickly. There was a dish tub near the entrance to drop items off after finishing. I tried their seasonal egg nog cappuccino, and it came out lightly warm. The egg foam was not overwhelming and the spiced notes were well incorporated into the drink. It was not too sweet and gave me a pleasant buzz. I hope to see more diverse tea options in the future, but the overall feel and quality of this cafe were great.

Wow, in town for a few days and missing my at home daily double shot to espresso…read more Happened in mid-afternoon, not sure if there is a seat in the establishment that the upholstery/clean plastics warp is not torn and well worn. I'm a simple person one double espresso. No cream and certainly no sweetener. The "double" that will get you change for a $5ski is not even close to a 30ML single shot. Please charge more if needed to deliver a real double 60ML serving. It was either over temped or over extracted because it had the bitterness of cheap spirits. On the only positive note, service was fast and efficient. If you ever wanted to stop drinking coffee, this place could help with that.

My friend and I met here for brunch today, and since I'm rarely in Lock Haven, it was so delightful…read moreto walk into a coffee shop with natural lighting and staff who was delightfully encouraging. I got a Strawberry Pinacolada smoothie that sent me right back to when I was a kid back in Idaho when my mom would take me to a little smoothie place out there. I was also delightfully surprised by an amazing breakfast sandwich on a cheddar jalapeño bagel with pesto, bacon, ham, cheese and egg. It really hit the spot. I plan to come back soon!