We got the Matcha macaroon and the pistachio macaroon. They both had a distinct taste of Matcha and…read morepistachio I think, depending on what you person like you would feel differently. I enjoyed the pistachio while the person I came with enjoyed the Matcha. I do feel like the quality of the macaroons were very good. They were very light and it was fun to try different flavors. We also got the coffee, the iced coffee and the hot coffee. Both of them were good. They were pretty strong great flavors. The ambience of the area was pretty good. It was a nice place to study. Good outlets lots of places to sit I also got the bagel breakfast sandwich which included fried egg, avocado cheese on an everything bagel and then I asked them if they could put hot sauce on that. I thought that this was really good. The cheese was nice and gooey it tied a good amount of filling, and the bagels were also really good and good quality so I would go there again for the macaroons and the bagel to be honest the coffee I would go there to study as well.

Everyone is amazing here. I drive a semi and I delivered at the Conagra place nearby. I was stuck…read morehere for a day and decided to try a local place and came here for a coffee and a treat. Their coffee is amazing delicious and their macaroons are to die for!

Culture Coffee has such a modern feel compared to the rest of Lewisburg, and in the best way…read morepossible. They were consistently bustling no matter the time, but thankfully there was ample seating with plenty of natural light. The adjacent room also had numerous outlets, which made it ideal for studying. There was only one person working during my visits, so the wait for my drinks stretched to nearly 30 minutes. The menu wasn't the largest, offering a small selection of dependable staples with a few seasonal additions. *Strawberry Matcha: deeply earthy with a splash of milk. Most of the sweetness comes from the macerated strawberries at the bottom. A very well executed matcha option. *Pumpkin Chai: the pumpkin added gentle sweet and savory notes that paired nicely with the spiced chai. The spices and sweetness were subtle and, thankfully, not overshadowed by the milk. That said, there was some mild separation after my slow sipping. Overall, this was a stellar spot to chat over well crafted drinks. The abundance of outlets was both helpful and convenient. However, they truly need more than one person behind the counter to improve the overall pace of service.

We got the blueberry scone, which was very good. It wasn't dry like a typical scone, but I…read morepersonally don't like dry scones. It was had more moisture in it which I liked, and the blueberry was fresh and you could definitely taste it in there. We also got a chocolate chip scone, which is similarly just as good I've ever seen like fruits more and for that reason, I like the blueberry more we also got the cappuccino and the chai latte with maple syrup. The chai latte with maple syrup had a good amount of flavors to it and spices which I personally really liked and the maple really added a nice sweetness to it. I also got it with almond milk, which is nice the cappuccino had a nice strong espresso flavor, which I personally enjoyed and I felt like it was very well balanced with the milk in there and I would definitely go there again I loved the ambience of the place. I felt like I could study there four hours and the drinks were very very good.

A city-grade coffee shop hidden in rural Juniata. There have been many restaurants that have come…read moreand gone over the years in Richfield, most of them being mediocre. I can safely say that this is not one of them. The food and coffee are fairly priced and well prepared. The addition of baked goods and local packaged foods is a nice addition as well. I can specifically recommend the grinder and chai (but all of the other coffee we tried was great as well). The breakfast sandwiches were slightly blander than I would have liked, but they were still good and certainly fresh. The staff were very polite and professional. As for the décor, I appreciate the art calling back the history of the building as a feed mill. Overall, the restaurant both inside and out gives a modern-rustic feeling.

Great coffee and sandwiches in a great atmosphere! Service was great and I will definitely be back!read more

Fantastic location but a little slow. It's new and the staff is great. Like all the other locations…read morethey have upbeat music bumping and a great vibe for the workers. I just wish they had a sign out by the road. This shop is going to actually show what great coffee is to the area.

Alright coffee. I like trying different places that has different flavors of coffee. I haven't…read morefound the one that I liked there. Really expensive I know that much. I seen that they had milkshakes there so my wife and I tried one nahhhhh it wasn't to good. It didn't taste like a milkshake. The service is good. We always had really friendly gals that work there.

Service was fantastic and the drinks were spectacular. Very cute vibe and friendly. The cookies are…read morea must have

Service was seriously understaffed. Irdered the Rachel - basically a reuben with sliced turkey…read more Flies everywhere made it impossible to enjoy our panini sandwiches. Could they please shut the doors?

Perfect place to stop on the road! Best chocolate milkshake I've ever had, affordable prices,…read moreamazing views, and great service! Also ample places to sit outside and feed the goats!

Well, here I am at work waiting to get my trailer loaded, so I decided, why not use Uber Eats to…read moreget myself some ice cream? Luckily, the ice cream was from a local place. I was so excited to get this ice cream in Pennsylvania. My mouth started watering as if someone took a delicious peach pumpkin pie and set it right in front of my face--where I could smell all the peachy pumpkin and the crust, and feel the oozing heat coming right off of it. So that's the reason why I decided to get peach ice cream. Well, anyway, I ate two bites of this ice cream, and I suddenly got a headache. Now, this was no normal headache. I can definitely tell this was from the food now because this has happened to me a few times before. I know 100% it's the food. I don't recommend this ice cream based on the flavor, the feel, and of course, the headache that it gave me like a nagging wife--that's why I don't have one--or a husband who doesn't do anything, just complains all day, and watches football on Mondays, Thursdays, and Sundays. But I hope my review helps you pick where to get your ice cream next. If you like my reviews, check out my YouTube channel @brandenleebutler

Fast service, friendly staff, and good portion sizes. There is a separate window to order if you…read morejust want ice cream, which helps make the line move quick.

I have only ever had the ice cream and while it's always been good it's SO much better now that…read morethey have changed their soft serve mix. Dreamingly creamy and loads of it for a great price! There are separate food and ice cream ordering windows which helps the line move along because who wants to wait for ice cream! Not a lot of seating but a few picnic tables under a covered area to the side. Well worth a repeated stop!

Given the good and kind words from the other reviews, I thought when I stopped it was like it was…read morerun by high school girls. The service was slow, the signage (what the menu was) was unclear, the food was good but not great, the prices have gone up. I cannot imagine stopping there again. Not that it was horrible, but there are much better cultural experiences. And, there was nothing great or unique there. not that it was horrible, but Berkholders is just down the street and is faster, clearer, wider selection for 10% more. Your mileage may vary.

I was alerted to this gem by a counselor at Woodward Camp in PA. I went on a culinary excursion and…read morelistened. This is a street side operation that operates only on Friday (Bakery is open both days, Friday and Saturday). The food is cooked by a very nice Amish fellow on a long grill in back. The food service part is run by who I am assuming are his daughters. Step up to the window and order. I did the half grilled chicken dinner (comes with beans, a tater, a roll and macaroni salad) for $8.75 (I talked to a couple of the people on line and this was overwhelmingly the advice I got). I also went in for the quart of homemade lemonade for $2. The chicken was ridiculous! So well seasoned and just falling off the bone tender. It was just about to jump right in my belly! The lemonade was really good and the tater was delicious with nothing on it, I just spooned it out of the skin! The other sides were almost too much like southern sides for me with the addition of more sweetener than I prefer but we're good anyhow. This is a local gem and I was a welcome visitor and landed up having a nice conversation with 2 local ladies while we ate at a picnic table, about the Grange Fair and other fun stuff. Seriously, this was like an episode of DDD but without the annoying fellow with spiked white tips. Not easy to find, far from everything, well worth driving through Amish country to find on a pretty Pennsylvania afternoon. Get there early, though, they will run out. Eat well! V-Dub