This is the current list for specialty lattes. The inside is nice and I got to watch them roast…read moresome coffee.

I loved St. Thomas Roasters. As soon as you walk through the door, you're hit with that rich,…read morecomforting coffee smell that instantly sets the tone. Right when you walk in, there's a case full of baked goods, including some gluten-free options, which I always appreciate. Everything I've tried from the bakery has been delicious. On this visit, I ordered a lavender Italian soda and a lavender vanilla latte, both were so good, with just the right balance of flavor. The staff is friendly and helpful, and everything came out quickly. There's some street parking available, plus a parking lot on the side, which makes it easy to stop in. The space itself leans more on the older side rather than modern, but it adds to the charm and gives off a cozy, historic feel that fits the area perfectly. They also have a bathroom available, which is always a plus. Seating is abundant. Inside (small amount) , on the deck and front of the shop, outside seating to the that is enclosed (temperature controlled) Overall, it's a great little coffee shop on Linglestown Rd and definitely worth checking out if you haven't been yet.

If you're passing through Mechanicsburg and want something much healthier than the typical…read morefast-food stop, Down to Earth Café is an outstanding choice. The café has a warm, inviting atmosphere with beautiful local artwork that creates a relaxing dining experience. The breakfast sandwich was fresh, flavorful, and reasonably priced. The frittata was hearty, satisfying, and generously portioned. While it was just a little heavier on the pepper than I personally prefer, it was still very enjoyable. The highlight of our visit was the gluten-free, vegan strawberry matcha cinnamon roll. It was incredibly moist, delicious, and packed with flavor--one of the best gluten-free pastries we've had. It's refreshing to find a café that offers healthy options without sacrificing taste. If you're traveling through central Pennsylvania or simply live in the area, this is a wonderful alternative to the chain restaurants that dominate the highways. Whether you're looking for gluten-free, vegan, or just fresh, wholesome food, Down to Earth Café delivers. We highly recommend this café and will definitely make it a stop on future trips through the area.

Atmosphere was great. Lots of natural light and plants. They even had plants for sale for a great…read moreprice. There was a lot of menu options that all sounded really good. I ordered avocado toast and a cookie butter smoothie, both were delicious. I paid about $15 for both, which was a bit on the expensive side, however, I did enjoy them. The service was great and the food came out with reasonable time. I would definitely return.

Loved Yemeni coffee house!! Went for the first time today at a coworker's recommendation and was…read moreactually shocked it didn't have more reviews yet on Yelp. It opened up recently a few months ago and is actually AMAZING. So aesthetic and super delicious! We got the mango dragon fruit lemonade, adeni tea (with delicious spices) and pistachio milk cake -- so good. You can see how soft the texture of the cake is, it just giggles when whacked with a fork!! It's $10 for a slice but you could easily have 3 people share it. Nice aesthetic interior, with outlets, and great WiFi! A great place to work. Will definitely be back!

The decor and ambiance of this place is beautiful. The coffee tasted authentic with hints of…read morecardamom but it was piping hot and I had to ask the barista for a cup of ice because I had burned my tongue sipping it. The cafe itself is very luxurious and even has a couch you can take aesthetic photos. There is also a self serve kiosk or you can order at the counter.

I've only stopped at The Table once, so take this as a first impression, but it was a good one…read more I was waiting on something nearby and needed a place to camp out for a while without driving any farther. The Table came up in an app search as a coffee shop, so I stopped in for a coffee. It turned out to be much more than a coffee shop. It's a full restaurant, and that's worth knowing before you go. What stood out most was the staff. I arrived during what I think was their last hour of the day, while they were starting their pre-closing work, and they were amazingly friendly and helpful anyway. Most of us have walked into a place near closing and felt the staff thinking, "Great, now we have to dirty everything up again." This was the opposite. It felt like they were glad to see me, and it came across as genuine, which is hard to pull off in any restaurant. They let me take my time and answered a couple of questions about their coffee. The weather was decent, so I sat outside along with a lot of the other customers. They had water set out, and someone was keeping an eye on the outdoor tables. The place looked good and clean, and with the crowd that was there that day, it had a college-campus cafe feel. The only thing I'd mention is the immediate surroundings. The sidewalk where the tables sit and the parking lot right beside the building looked like they hadn't been cleaned up in a while. That isn't a knock on their building, and it may be more a product of the part of town than anything the restaurant controls. The Table isn't hard to get to, but it isn't a place you'll stumble across by accident either. Four stars reflects how little I know so far, not anything that went wrong. In my reviews, three stars means acceptable, and I don't give five lightly. I'd go back to try the food, and when I do, I'll update this review. For now, it's solidly good and worth checking out.

The Table introduced a new, smaller menu (have your readers ready) with a Scandinavian-inspired…read moreselection featuring specialty espresso drinks, freshly baked sweet treats, and dishes. I came in to order to-go lunches and didn't try anything new. Still the same casual, upbeat atmosphere, with friendly service and a seasonal menu. I'll be back to try something new from the Scandinavian-inspired dishes.

I am not sure why it says this location is closed. We went today! My husband got the season drink,…read morewhich was very good and I got a mocha which was also good. They didn't have whipped cream, which is the best part of getting coffee out so I was little bumped. The staff was very nice.

This review is for the market street kiosk. The coffee here is fantastic. The staff are amazing and…read moreprovided the best recommendation. In particular, for their Ethiopian blends. They have a really cute 3 story clock that chimes when pool balls are pushed around. this place is a must try. I'll try their larger locations next time I'm in town!

This place is in a building which is a farmers market. It's immediately to the left when you walk…read morein the door. They have many options of coffee and tea to choose. However there are only 3 grounds that are brewed in a day to serve. I got an iced coffee with salted caramel syrup which was really good! We also got a salted caramel hot latte which was alright, and a caramel hot latte which was really good. They have torani syrups, sugar free options as well. They also sell homemade pastries and treats such as pretzels, Rice Krispie treats, cookies, chocolate covered nuts, muffins, etc. We got 3 coffees and a pretzel and it came out to $8.50!! So cheap and amazing for the price (amazing in general). The only reason I knocked a star off is because the woman taking my order came off a little condescending when I was deciding if I wanted an iced latte or iced coffee. There was no line behind me or anything so I wasn't holding anything up. She wasn't mean but I definitely noticed a little attitude- other than that she was fine. That being said, if I lived here I would definitely come here to get my coffee every morning, great coffee and prices!

Beautiful spot and they made the pictured soy free tart special for my wife to accommodate her soy…read moreallergy....they made her day !!!!!!5 star super friendly service if you're driving through Camphill Barrow, this is a must stop place to try!!! Lindsay was a perfect waitress !!

When I was invited to a birthday brunch at Chef de Crêpe, I was simultaneously excited and nervous…read more Excited because I'd never eaten there before. Nervous because my only previous experiences with crêpes involved repeatedly attempting to make them myself and repeatedly disappointing myself with my terrible crêpe-making skills. But I RSVP'd YES and hoped the professionals were significantly better at this than I am. Our party of nine arrived for a noon Sunday reservation and was promptly seated toward the back of a VERY busy restaurant. Nine seats. Nine bodies. On time. We were off to a great start! I'd studied the menu beforehand because there are a surprising number of sweet and savory crêpes, galettes and handhelds to choose from. I ultimately ordered the Chicken Florentine for $14, made with chicken, sautéed mushrooms, spinach, mozzarella, red onions, garlic and Mom's Béchamel Sauce. I also ordered a Diet Coke, which turned out to be a can for $3.10. When I ordered a second, our waitress did let me know I'd be charged for another can, which I appreciated. But $6.20 for two cans of Diet Coke still hurt my feelings a little. Our food arrived and my Chicken Florentine was FABULOUS. Apparently the secret to enjoying crêpes is having someone other than Alexis make them. The filling was flavorful, everything worked beautifully together and the actual crêpe was wonderfully prepared. Unfortunately, the Birthday Girl wasn't nearly as lucky. She cut into her Mexi Steak crêpe and discovered a hair that definitely wasn't hers. When she got our waitress's attention, the response felt strangely annoyed and there wasn't an apology. The plate was silently taken away. I understand that mistakes happen, especially in a packed restaurant, but hair in food is no bueno and a simple "I'm so sorry about that" would have gone a long way. Her replacement also took long enough that most of us had finished eating by the time it arrived. Thankfully, everyone shared their meals with her in the meantime. When the replacement finally came out, our waitress said, "The chef sends his apologies," but by then the Birthday Girl had eaten enough of everyone else's food that she asked for a box and took her replacement home. Thankfully, we weren't finished because...DESSERT CRÊPES! I ordered the Cookie Butter for $12.25 with sweet cream cheese, Biscoff cookie butter, chocolate chips and shortbread. It was FABULOUS. Several of us shared tastes of our desserts, so I also tried the J'adore Reese's with banana, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, Nutella and cinnamon, which I loved, and the La Parisienne with Grand Marnier, sugar, raspberries and Hershey syrup, which was fine but not really my thing. And Chef de Crêpe, I HAVE AN IDEA FOR YOU. SWEET CRÊPE FLIGHTS! Give me little mini crêpes so I can sample several flavors without committing to an entire dessert crêpe. I would order that SO FAST! Toward the end of our meal, our waitress brought the Birthday Girl a little cup of whipped cream with a lit candle and a miniature light-up Eiffel Tower. It was adorable! We took pictures and sang Happy Birthday, and it was an especially nice touch after the unfortunate start to her meal. With the automatically added gratuity for our large party, my total came to about $40. That's not outrageous for brunch and dessert, but it also wasn't inexpensive. Especially when $6.20 of that was two cans of Diet Coke. The restaurant itself is whimsical and cute, almost like stepping into a little girl's Parisian tea party. It was perfect for a Sunday birthday brunch with the girls, even if the aesthetic isn't particularly "me." Overall, I'm glad I said yes to this adventure. I ate two genuinely delicious crêpes, sampled several others, celebrated a friend and finally discovered that I don't dislike crêpes. I just dislike MY crêpes. Would I personally make Chef de Crêpe a regular stop? Probably not. Between the price point, the service hiccup and the fact that I don't routinely find myself craving crêpes, this feels more like a fun once-and-done experience for me. But I'm glad I experienced it. And if those mini dessert crêpe flights ever become a thing? CALL ME!

I go here every month and it is delightful! Their food is delicious and I LOVEEEE their muffins! I…read morehighly recommend them!!! The waiters are very kind and very happy and attentive. It is a small, cute, and cozy spot to grab breakfast on a nice day. Outdoor and indoor seating is available Overall 6/5 stars but I can only give five haha !

Server was very nice and attentive. Food was average diner food but I liked that there was…read morebacon/mushrooms inside and on top of the omelette. Food also came out very quickly which was a bonus.