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New Holland Coffee - Lancaster

4.3 (67 reviews)
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Outdoor seating
Dogs allowed

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Nicole M.

Hands-down, the best coffee in Lancaster! Located in downtown, so not the best area The place has a warm, inviting atmosphere. The staff was super friendly and the coffee was so smooth. If it had been closer to where we were staying I would've gone back every day!

Alla Y.

We're from out of town and stopped by New Holland Coffee while visiting Lancaster, and honestly everything was amazing. We got the California sandwich and the Wild Mushroom toast, both were super flavorful and so good. The service was 10/10, everyone was friendly and welcoming. The decor... I have no words. It's absolutely beautiful inside. We've tried a few coffee places around town, but this one really stood out. The Caramel Apple Latte was delicious, the Iced Pumpkin Latte was perfect, and even the regular latte was one of the best we've ever had. Such a cozy, beautiful spot. We'll definitely be back next time we're in Lancaster.

Coffee and breakfast sandwich. Both yum.
Josh G.

My wife and I had a whole conversation on our way to Pennsylvania (from Long Island, NY) about the importance of trying new things. Yeah you can stick with the same old stuff you know, but then you miss out on new tastes, new sights, new sounds, and new experiences like New Holland Coffee Company. This Lancaster location started off our small getaway with a fantastic example of why you need to try new things! I mean I will say that nothing about the interior of NHCC seemed new in the coffee shop/cafe realm. The place had all the usual sights and setup, but I did like the heavier wood accents found in the chairs and tables. Plus the little fireplace window they had going added some coziness to the vibe. The positive vibe continued with a pretty friendly bunch of staff members who took our order and delivered drinks (and food) in a timely manner. Nice. What did we order? A couple of macchiatos with my wife getting the chocolate strawberry February special and myself getting a caramel one (both iced...no judgement despite it being in the teens outside degree-wise). Truth be told, I actually wanted a strawberry cold brew also featured on the February specials, but they were running low on strawberry syrup and so I settled for that caramel drink instead. A potential downer, but I appreciated them being honest about how much syrup was left and I did end up really enjoying my own caramel macchiato. Plus I tasted my wife's strawberry concoction and still got my strawberry fix with hers being absolutely delicious (perhaps better than what some local places made for the month, *gasp*). What was also delicious was the egg sandwich my wife and I shared. Delivered cut in half, this egg/cheese/bacon handheld on ciabatta bread (you can choose how you want it, but I went with this carb-enclosing choice) was fresh, crispy, gooey, and a perfect way to start our morning. Yum. Overall, New Holland Coffee Company of Lancaster deserves the accolades. Perhaps they are not one of the best coffee spots I've ever been to, but I will say that we visited two more coffee places in Pennsylvania and neither was as good as this one. So therein lies the downside of trying new things: sometimes it's not as good as you would hope. But if you're not open to new experiences you miss out on finding the new ones that you won't soon forget. Consider this when reading my review and deciding that New Holland Coffee Company will definitely fit the bill as a new positive in your coffee drinking life.

Robert C.

Perfect spot to grab an iced coffee on a hot Lancaster day! Honestly, this saved us from the crazy heat wave that enveloped the area on our Amish excursion. I loved that they had self serve flavored creamer. Why don't more places do this? Yes, I insist on making my ice coffee taste like a milk shake.

Great breakfast nook by the window.
Crissy W.

I love this place. Good food, coffee and wonderful cafe vibe. We were staying at the Marriott and had our coffee and amazing egg sandwiches here every morning. It was perfect to order online and then pick it up so we didn't need to wait as this cafe does get very busy. Next time I'm in Lancaster, I'll be back!

indoor seating
Kimberly T.

cute cafe in downtown Lancaster serving good coffee. Both indoor and outdoor decor is a vibe and quite cozy. A bit dimmer in lighting than what I wouldve preferred but all good. Food was pretty tasty. We got the avocado toast with nicely done sunny side ups. Toast was fresh and so was avocado. I had a simple peanut butter banana toast which was what I really wanted at the time and did not disappoint. I loved that they have special latte flavors and lots of flavor options. Service was just ok though. Staff that took our orders was quite stoic rather than pleasant. But I guess it was just too early lol Anyway, not a bad spot to get caffeinated especially if you get lucky on street parking.

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Amazing little coffee shop. food wonderful and atmosphere adorable. Highly recommend!

The view of the restaurant from the corner seat

Love this spot. One of the rare coffee places in this area that serves savory food! The vibe is awesome too. Great place to study or meet up.

Praline latte 16 oz
Stan H.

This place will become an annual tradition for me. Half a block from the hotel, not as busy as the hotel Starbucks during events but super busy enough but with food options. Coffee just as good as Starbucks too. Staff is very friendly and opened right at 7 am. Fake fireplace is centered and very inviting. Whoever thought of the placement of it must be a genius interior designer! The macaroon is appropriately tasty but don't expect to feel like you're in France. Lemon vanilla chip scone is reasonably flavorful and cold brew is spot on.

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Solid coffee, had the Sumatra. Wife got a London Fog and loved it. We had just eaten so didn't try any food, but it's a nice shop.

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Great atmosphere food items and drinks! Great customer service! Have been here several times when I'm in the area.

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Great coffee! Small establishment so not many tables to seat guests. Baked oatmeal was delicious!

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Great coffee and food selection, whether you need a quick bite or full meal! Staff was very nice. Cute spot!

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Good food! It was a long wait. Too many people for the staff that day. Would eat here again!

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