Food service ambiance will be returning soon for another ham wrap and latte. Nice Christmas programread more

The Mommy and Me Tea Party for Mother's Day was so much fun with my little one. From the entrance…read morewith a place for photos to commemorate the event, to delicious finger sandwiches cut into hearts and flowers, to the Ruby Sipper tea, to the rotating multiple mini desserts served table side, to the kids crafts of cupcake decorating and Mother's Day card making... All the details were considered. I hope that this event is offered every year. We would book in advance to reserve our spot. We left there feeling warm and fuzzy! Thanks again for creating a special event for the holiday.

Let me tell you, Yelpers, there's a reason why Carol's has a rare nearly 5.0 rating from 70…read morereviewers as of today. Or perhaps I should say "reasons" why. To start, this place has such a genuine small-town vibe, it's almost surreal. Live music, artwork from locals, the hand-lettered signs on the bakery items on display. I've made it a custom to stop in Owego about once a year, although I missed it last year. This year, I went about 20 miles (each way) out of my way to visit this gem of a coffee, sandwich, and bake shop. I found a parking space right in front, and immediately the live singer/guitarist could be heard from a speaker at the front door, but unobtrusively, delivering a very professional sounding "Brown Eyed Girl." I think that was the same song he was singing when I last visited two years ago. I was greeted by the staff like I had only been away two days, and the singer glanced my way and nodded a welcome as though he, too, remembered me. The coffee mug is perhaps the largest I've ever seen, and the DaVinci egg salad sandwich was also generously executed (recommendation: spring for the olives for an extra 25 cents). On the way out, I picked up two Dream Bars (a peanut butter and a coconut) to prolong the Carol's experience for just a bit. Yes, there's a reason, too, why they're called Dream Bars.

Stopped by Carol's Coffee & Art Bar as part of a recent visit to Owego. I'm definitely a fan any…read morecafe or similar space that integrates art into their environment, and there were quite a variety of lovely pieces at Carol's - many by the owner, but also included are other local artists. The menu, of course, also has "Carol's Favorite 'Comfort Food' Sandwiches" on the menu, all named after famous artists. Anyone who knows me will tell you that I'm a huge Van Gogh fan, so I ordered the "Van Gogh" sandwich that comes with oven roasted turkey breast layered on sourdough bread and lettuce, tomato, and mayo. The sandwich was good, but I have to say that proportions of the ingredients felt a bit off. I also noticed during the prep of my plate that the chips came from opening a bag (a bulk version similar to ripple chips you'd just buy at the store). In a cafe space like this, you can't necessarily expect people to be making everything from scratch... but I think it's just helpful to note to keep expectations in line. The drink that I ordered was made well (their beverage selection is at the very back of the menu). You can definitely tell that this is a community space, and it seemed like a number of locals filtered in throughout the lunch. There are notes on the tables that advise of a 90 minute limit for sitting at the table (not something I've ever actually seen before), and there's wifi available for use by customers. Perhaps an awkward experience was just related to the overall service? You grab a menu and choose your table if you're dining in, but you end up paying at the counter. Personally, if I'm going to sit down to eat then I'd prefer to have the check brought to the table and pay that way. The space is a bit cramped by the counter, so it seems like it'd benefit to minimize the foot traffic that has to wait there. And perhaps this is silly, but upon paying for the lunch, the server handed me my receipt and said "Just sign here", and then seemed to be somewhat... abrupt? I feel like I'm pretty low maintenance when dining out, but it just left me going "OH. Okay. Time for me to get out of the way" (it's worth noting that at the time, there was nobody waiting around, or to get to, the counter). Still, it was enjoyable to stop at Carol's Coffee & Art Bar. It's a more unique space with nice offerings.

Worst DD on the entire east coast. Incapable of making a respectable Latte. Coffee is weak and…read moretastes watered down. Don't stop here. Keep driving.

We stopped to get a drink and use the restroom on a recent road trip. There was a sign on the…read morerestroom "Employees Only". I contacted corporate and received an email that I would hear back from the franchise's manager. It's been over a week and I've heard nothing. Keep driving into town. There is a nice Dandy with coffee and facilities for their customers.

We stayed at the hotel down the street and when I passed it I knew it was a place I wanted to check…read moreout. As a pickle lover, I was highly satisfied. This place is so cute and I wish I could have e gotten a picture of the indoor seating at the cafe but there were a lot of customers.

Today was the first time I visited Shore Sisters with two of my sisters. It was a nice little…read moremarket. We ate lunch in the café. It was just okay. I had the roast beef/provolone horseradish panini. It had way too much horsey sauce on it. And only one side was toasted well. When I opened up the box both halves were stacked and very stuck together. I thought it was one sandwich until my sister told me they were stuck together. It really was a mess! One of my sisters got a turkey wrap and was not impressed. I don't think I will be in any hurry to return here for lunch. The rest of the shopping was nuce.

The front step is a bit daunting with my disability. The owner is very accommodating. I can call a…read morehead and they will meet me at the door to pay for and pickup my order. I'm grateful for this service because I love their products!

Cute local coffee shop with a welcoming atmosphere. Drinks were just okay--not bad, but nothing…read morememorable. The mango smoothie was a little watery, and the chai was too sweet. Overall, a pleasant spot for drink.

A quirky little place that somewhat Baer bone but friendly. Place to get a flavored coffee in the…read morewhatever pastries they might have available. The brownie I had was a huge serving and quite delicious. Otherwise they have Ramen. Highlight was the outdoor garden seating.

So glad we have this cute cozy cafe in Sayre. A bonus that it's open until 6. It's great for the…read morecommunity. Although, I do wish we had a cafe that's open even later.

Incredibly delicious! Homemade donuts, delicious breakfast sandwiches, yummy smoothies, and…read moreexcellent coffee!

The service was amazing and the food is great I love the dark chocolate raspberry ice coffee…read moredefinitely recommend

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.

Why go anywhere else for coffee in Mansfield? Great coffee and service. Sandwiches are fantastic.read more

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

They have great drinks, good food, and lots of unique items in their store. it's a fun place to…read morespend some time exploring. prices are reasonable.