What a gem! We stopped by Sowers Harvest Café for breakfast and were genuinely impressed…read more Everything we ordered was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. The Greek omelet was light, fluffy, and packed with flavor. The Pesto-Port Egg Sandwich was simple but absolutely delicious with a perfectly cooked egg and great pesto. The Balsamic Garden Avocado Toast was as beautiful as it was tasty, with fresh ingredients, creamy goat cheese, pickled onions, and a rich balsamic glaze. The Spicy Mango Sriracha grilled naan was incredibly unique--the sweet and spicy combination worked perfectly. The fresh-baked pretzels are a must-try! We took home several varieties, and they were warm, soft, and some of the best we've had. Even the latte and biscotti were excellent. On top of the amazing food, watching the staff handcraft and bake the giant pretzels right behind the counter added to the experience. Everyone was friendly, welcoming, and the service was fast despite the café being busy. If you're in State College, this place is absolutely worth a visit. Fresh ingredients, creative menu, outstanding baked goods, and genuinely kind people. We'll definitely be back!

Nicely done. Good for what it is. I stopped in for a quick lunch while I was on the road. Ordered a…read morecoffee and a breakfast sandwich. The sandwich was fine, but lacking in flavor. If I had noticed the condiment station sooner, I probably would have added some mustard or hot sauce. The space was a little tight inside, but they did have an outdoor seating area. Very quaint with a bit of a farmhouse decor. The coffee was good. The staff were actually quite exceptional, but it's still just a small cafe in a weird little section of State College.

Glad there are great Asian places in State College. We were that hungry but our kid was, so we…read moredecided to get her a noodle entrée while we get some apps. She picked the brisket noodles. Boy, was that tasty. It came with tons of beef and a full bowl of noodles. The broth was favorable. We got pan fried pork dumplings and spring rolls. The dumplings seemed to be handmade. Very delicious. They tasted just as good as the ones we get in Philly Chinatown. The spring roll was crunchy, just lack seasoning. Overall, it's an amazing find!

Food was fantastic! Ambiance was a little disheveled, but the freshness and flavors of the food…read moremade this a worthwhile visit

Absolutely loved this place. Super cool old house. Good was amazing- had things for vegetarians…read more The coffee was the best I have had in ages!

Very nice informal café with indoor and outdoor seating. Ample parking in back of shop that is part…read moreof older house on busy Pike St. Food quality is excellent and the service was prompt and friendly. I had a smoked salmon BLT on naan bread. Tasty. Closes at 2 PM so get there before 1 PM. Café au lait good quality.

Needed a little something to snack on after we all had a late lunch today. Now, time approaches…read more9pm, and what to do?? Everyone says: go ahead Frank, just order, we trust you (i love these people). Minimal criteria: Convenient and delicious enough (given the expectations bar appropriately set for the region), and variety for people who each want something a little different. TY Yelp, Kokoro looks promising. placed a take-out order, and given Saturday night of Big Ten Wresting Championships, order was ready and delivered just fine. The food is good enough, hand rolls, egg rolls, ramen bowls, chic wings, and def don't pass up on the Avocado Kokoro, deff tasty (too much sauce, but just fine). Def worth an order, you won't be disappointed, if you accept the geographical frame (we're in a college town, not a major metro China-town).

I only leave reviews when it's really good or really bad. Sorry guys, don't waste your money…read more Definitely the worst ramen (they really shouldn't call it ramen) I've ever had. The bbq pork tasted like it was microwaved from a cheap tub in the grocery store. The broth was bland. The egg was not marinated (like a real ramen egg). The noodles tasted old. The dumplings were chewy and had a weird after taste. The food was generally sketchy, and i stopped eating halfway through. The service was confusing, but nice at least. The inside was basically the bones of the previous restaurant, whatever that was (the hut pot- maybe? Judging from the old podium hidden in the back. The good reviews have to be fake. Nuff said. Don't do it. Go anywhere else.

Mold in apple Whole apple not "apple chips"…read moreA bowl the size of a helmet but good enough to feed a newborn baby born baby Taste like prison food Prices are out the fucking ass $25 for two Mac n cheese and a small drink Don't come here unless you like in coming in down there as fast as it'll soon come out

I ordered Panera's Southwest chicken salad online to " skip the line" as their website says. When…read moreI got there, I ended up waiting 45 minutes in line. Then when I got the salad home there was no fresh avocado on it as advertised. A very disappointing experience.

I always love stopping in for a browse and bite to eat. Good priced food and the book selection is…read morethe real treat.

Like many second hand bookstores, you get the occasional grandpa nodding off to his book, the older…read moreuncle who unbeknownst to himself starts singing along with the cafe music, and ladies meeting up for a chat. But also like many independent bookstores like this, you can the feel for the down to earth community where people just are. I came in for a morning coffee and to browse the books. I was impressed by the young barista's skill in making a latte to my preferences, and it was really nice to weave my way around the shelves to see what an algorithm recommendation would normally miss. Not sure about the food, but the book space and coffee are on point.

Food was amazing and the vibes are great. We had a rainbow roll and a dragon roll. Dragon roll was…read moreon fire which was very fun. Also had two buns to share which were great

Felt pretty bad after eating here--I think my soup had a heavy dose of MSG but still lacked real…read moreflavor. Everything in the soup just kind of tasted the same, nothing really stood out. My friends ordered sushi and the portions were tiny with questionable quality. It also took a while for the sushi to come out. People who ordered udon at my table had practically finished eating by the time the sushi arrived. Honestly, it seems like it's only busy because it's the only spot serving this type of food in the area. Definitely think you could find better quality for this cuisine elsewhere.

We ordered edamame, gyoza, poké roll, Hawaiian roll, and lobster roll which were all exceptional!…read more The restaurant is like a traditional Japanese style ambiance. The wait staff was very polite and attentive. Only down side is parking is at least two blocks away.

Tadashi was delicious. I ate there twice during my five days in Happy Valley, one time solo and…read morethen another time with friends. The server was okay, but the food was great. The one star is off because the service isn't great, and the one server even thought we walked in meaning to go to their other location instead of the one we were at (it's up the street from them and they have different options). I had a rice dish the first time which was well put together as far as the flavors and textures went. The next time, I had ramen and chicken. Both were flavorful. My peeps had various options ranging from ramen and rice bowls to sweet potato fries . They couldn't stop raving about the sweet potato fries and it was their first time trying them, so I think that's a success.