I would have to say I am not disappointed at all! Super friendly staff delicious coffee and they…read moremake some amazing sandwiches and some other fun, delicious treats as well! There is a mix of older and younger, it is a pleasant brightly lit space that feels clean, inviting and warm. I was very pleased with the experience overall and I would definitely come back!

We came by to try some coffee while passing through. We ordered avocado toast and maple scone with…read moreblack coffee and blueberry coffee. The coffee was fair and the scone was a bit dry. The avacado toast took a bit to make and was ok but thought 10$ was a bit high for 1 piece of toast cut in half. It is decorated with many plants hanging from the ceiling and well lit with natural lighting. We saw several people working from different areas. Overall we thought it was fair.

Absolutely loved this little coffee shop at the kitchen kettle village. The staff were friendly and…read moremy coffee tasted amazing! I would've never thought to combine white chocolate with cherry, but it was delicious! I would totally come back here if I'm ever back in the area!

Delectable smooth coffee…read more Many varieties and even K Cups to take home. I liked the decor and friendly staff too.

This is another review where I would love if I could give 4.5 stars. I would firmly argue that this…read moreis some of the best coffee in Lancaster and has one of the coolest interior atmospheres. I typically go at least once a week before work. My order is 1 large hot latte and 1 large iced latte. I like to drink the iced latte before school then fill the cup up with ice and pour the (now room temp) other latte over it. That's how much I love this coffee. The only draw back is that the food situation leaves something to be desired. They usually have some sort of baked good/pastry in the display case, but I always eat breakfast before I go so I've never tried it.

This is my favorite coffee shop in Lancaster, and I end up there at least once a day when I'm in…read moretown. My standard order is an iced latte with cherry syrup (although a latte with the peanut butter syrup is also delicious). I've tried cherry lattes elsewhere, but Mean Cups is the best. Nice and sweet, just how I like it, and you can actually taste the cherry. There're plenty of seating options, both indoors and out, and a restroom for customers. The service is quick (and not at all mean!). There's plenty of parking in the lot in front of the store. I do wish they had more food options, but there's not much aside from a small selection of baked goods. Luckily, there are plenty of other options in the same line of shops where you can grab some food to have with your coffee.

The coffee here is on point. I often would see boutique grocery stores in DC selling their beans. I…read moredecided to stop by on my latest trip to Lancaster. The line can get long but it moves quicky. They offer a pretty basic menu of food options and standard coffee shop offerings. I picked up a bag of their keystone blend. It was fantastic. The bag didn't really open well. But I ended up just putting it into a plastic baggie. I did love that they offered me a free drip coffee with the purchase of the coffee beans. The bags are pricey at $20 a bag. But it truly is a good brew.

Well, I'm stuck here in Harrisburg for now, but it's okay. I love getting out and traveling, so I…read moretook a job in Lancaster. Ever since I became a truck driver, I've been a coffee drinker. I recently decided to turn in my CDL and head back into the office, which allows me more time to get my workouts in and perfect my look. Normally, when I pick up something new, I do a lot of research; I dive all in. I'm glad I "dived into" coffee. When you're a truck driver, you usually hit truck stops where the coffee isn't great. However, being diverse and cultured, I started trying coffee in Latin communities. I noticed they used special machines, which sparked my interest. I eventually started visiting specialty coffee shops. Most of the places I get food from don't open until 10:00 AM, but coffee shops are open much earlier. That's how I found Passenger Coffee here in Lancaster. I knew it was going to be a great spot the moment I walked in; it was clean, inviting, and smelled amazing. A friendly employee greeted me with a smile, and their pastry display looked great. I told her I was new to coffee--only about two months in--but that I was enjoying trying different kinds. I explained how I normally take my coffee and mentioned that the last time I had one, it had foam on top. She gave me a small coffee to try, as well as one with foam (a latte or cappuccino). I think that's all I want to drink from now on! I used to make fun of people who said, "Don't talk to me until I've had my first cup," but now I finally understand why. I highly recommend this place for the excellent customer service and the cleanliness of the location. The pricing is affordable, too. I hope my review helps!

We didn't have time to grab coffee or a bite this trip (tragic, I know), but we did explore their…read moreboutique side and wow, this place is tiny but mighty. Every corner is filled with adorable items from local makers, and the vibe is just cozy, warm, and community-driven. Of course, I had to grab my beloved Tittle Apiaries honey... because if you know, you know. Their blueberry and hot honey are top tier and I will die on that hill. The staff was super friendly, and they were getting everything ready for a Santa event and hot cocoa bar the next day. Seriously, how cute is that? Perfect little stop for gifts, treats, and supporting local makers. I'll be back when I have time for coffee... because you know I won't be able to resist twice.

Great food and service. Adorable cafe and the nicest staff. I am disappointed I took so long for…read moreme to visit!

This place is so cute, their drinks are amazing, and the food is delicious. Super chill and…read morerelaxing atmosphere. It's the kind of place you can sit with a book and relax or chat with friends. Very cozy. Service was wonderful and I wanted to try everything on the menu! I ordered an unsweetened iced tea with the peachy panini and sweet potato fries. Delish! I got a London fog for the ride home which was delightful and perfect. I brought home one of their homemade strawberry pop tarts (kids and hubby and I loved it) and a blackberry orange coffee cake muffin . Also amazing. I will be stopping here anytime I am up in the area! 10/10!

Well, it's an early morning. Yes, I was looking for my normal bagel and coffee. Me, being born and…read moreraised right out of Manhattan, makes me feel like having a bagel from the Central PA area could never come close. However, I wanted to try a bagel from Courthouse Bakery, but they were closed even though they said they open at 7:00 AM. It was only 7:32 AM when I pulled the door, only to find out, of course, it was closed. So, I did a quick Google search and did my research--as most people do not--and found out that there was another bagel spot right around the corner that also sold breakfast and coffee. Just like a New Yorker, I didn't drive my car; instead, I decided to take a walk to the other bagel spot. Well, I must say, I am not impressed. However, the score for this place is a 3.7 out of 5, only because it's a nice location, the employees have smiley faces, and the place is very clean! The outside seating is nice so you can people-watch, which I love doing!! -Branden-Lee AKA B L E E

I stopped into Sips Cafe in York with my sister while we were on our way to a funeral, and I was…read morehonestly pleasantly surprised by how cute this place is! The whole atmosphere is very feminine, with lots of pink, plants, natural light, and just a really fresh, lively feel. It seems like a great spot to work for a few hours, catch up with a friend, or have a little coffee date. Maybe I'm a bit biased because my whole family is from York, although I don't live there. Growing up and visiting York, I always remember parts of the area feeling a little older and run down, so walking into Sips and seeing such a bright, modern, plant-filled space was a really nice surprise. I ordered a strawberry vanilla matcha with lavender cold foam. One thing I really liked is that they have a bunch of different flavors and can apparently turn any of them into a cold foam, which gives you a lot of options for customizing your drink. One thing to note for matcha people: this isn't the type of place where you see them whisking ceremonial matcha to order. I watched the matcha for my drink being poured from a container, so it was clearly prepared ahead of time. Not necessarily a dealbreaker, especially for a higher-volume café, but worth mentioning if the preparation of your matcha matters to you. The biggest issue was the wait. It took about 15 minutes from the time we finished ordering and paid until we had both of our drinks. They seemed to be making drinks one at a time, so my sister received her coffee first and my matcha came another three or four minutes later. I got the impression they may simply be understaffed. On the positive side, my matcha was around $7, which felt pretty inexpensive compared to what I'm used to paying. The other downside was the temperature inside. It was HOT. The AC was definitely running because I could feel cold air when I stood directly over a vent, but as soon as I moved away from it, I was sweating and pretty uncomfortable. I couldn't imagine sitting there drinking a hot coffee for very long. That said, everyone we interacted with was very pleasant, and the café itself was clean, tidy, and genuinely beautiful. I also got the impression that Sips is relatively new, so some of these things may just be growing pains while they work out the kinks. Overall, I'm rooting for them! The space has so much potential and brings something really cute and refreshing to York. Get the temperature under control and improve the turnaround time on drinks, and I think Sips could be a really great little café.

Also known as Sips Cafe. The chai is the best I've ever…read morehad. Perfect blend of spices. I wish I lived here! My table mates all enjoyed sandwiches. The everything bagel with egg and cheese. The cheese was nice and stringy: definitely real cheese (as said from a former cheese scientist). The tansy turkey avocado was soft yet fresh. It disappeared quickly. The Calathea Club was perfect with the pickles on it. A great club sandwich. Bread is fresh and toasted. Unfortunately, gf is not available. All drinks tasty and scrumptious.

Amazing stay. We were in Elizabethtown for my daughter's wedding. I was extremely lucky to find The…read moreGreen Nook. We bragged about it to everyone at the wedding. So adorable! We wish we had another reason to visit Elizabethtown

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!