Needed a spot to do some work and get more charge in my laptop after lunch. I was recommended here…read moreby a friend. First off-- good working spaces! Upstairs is a bit hot b/c they opened up the windows, but at least it's fresh air. Downstairs is cooler and there's good seating in both areas with outlets and decent wi-fi. I ordered one of the specials-- strawberry lemonade with espresso. Honestly I'm more of a "I like my coffee poured over and black" kind of guy, but this really hit the spot this summer afternoon. Great specials menu, so I gotta come back to have the coffee in earnest! Service was prompt-- felt like a few people were getting trained up today, but things were still running pretty smoothly. Happy to come back for a focused work session when I'm back in the Radnor area.

First time visiting downtown Wayne. It's located right on Lancaster Ave. It was pretty crowded-…read moreboth with regard to finding seats and the que to get coffee. They have a glass shelf that contains a ton of interesting pastries. I ended up getting a hazelnut latte. I found it pretty tasty. The downstairs part of the cafe has a large window that shows a nice mural. The upstairs has a cozy couch to sit on and two large tables. I really enjoyed the menu wall that has how different speciality coffee drinks are made.

Immediate fail. If you offer a dish and don't have all of the components, then you need to tell the…read moreperson making the order. Then they can choose to order the dish lacking a key component or they can select something that can be prepared correctly. Sourdough with smoked salmon, tomatoes, cream cheese, red onion, and CAPERS is not the same dish without the salty briny capers. So, big fail. At almost $13 for a single slice of toast without the other items (and not enough smoked salmon to counteract the missing salty aspect) it's sad. On the upside, there were enough red onion chunks to have me breathing onions for several days. The specialty drink I ordered, which is a cold brew with an amaretto foam, was really good. It's a lot of ice and a medium sized drink, so you can gauge the value for the price. It wasn't cheap. I probably wouldn't do it again. But it did taste good. The environment is nice. Old train station, high ceilings, charming atmosphere. Old wood floors, old wood moldings, old ceiling. It does look like the windows have been replaced, but they kept the frames. The space has been upgraded while maintaining the charm. Kudos to the person who did it. Fun to see the trains speeding through the station. It's a great option for people waiting for trains or being picked up. One cold brew and one sourdough toast dish with a reasonable tip was over $21.

Imagine my surprise when I walked in expecting a station where I could purchase a regional rail…read moreticket. Well, it has been several years since I've taken what used to be the R5 into the city, and Wayne was usually one of the stops I departed from. However, the girls working were very sweet and helpful when I told them how long it's been, and they proceeded to let me know I could buy a ticket on the ride into town. Oh as for the actual cafe, they had a lot of good looking treats (especially a chocolate chip muffin) but I did hold back and went with a smaller hot cocoa with oat milk. This was less than $5 (still getting adjusted to reasonable prices outside of my current city), and it was very good! Seating was throughout the narrow space, from tables and chairs to an old-school station bench which I took advantage of while I savored my beverage. There was also a separate restroom for men and women. From the barren station it was, someone really took this space and gave it new life. I imagine it's packed during the early weekday commute, but when I visited, it was almost peaceful with just a handful of people. Looks as though they haven't been open for very long, so I wish them success and look forward to the next time I can come by again while in town (and waiting for what I still call the R5).

The coffee and pastries are fabulous, the service is stellar, and the ambiance is delightful! If…read moreyou're in the area you must try it out!

Walk in and the ambience is bright and clean with soft music in the background the kind that makes…read moreit enjoyable and not overwhelming. My barista was amazing. Very welcoming and went through the different drip roasts for me. I got the light roast and it was delicious! He also recommended the pumpkin spice scone which was a perfect combo. The scone was flaky on the outside and so soft and fresh in the middle. Not like others that taste like hockey pucks. As a visitor from the other side of the state this was a great find. I would happily stop again the next time I visit family. Tucked in the back of a pretty quiet little shopping area you would miss it if you weren't looking for it. Enjoy!!!

Friday 10:30 for a birthday brunch. The ladies behind the counter were warm and welcoming and the…read moreselections were great. Everything looked delicious and we were not disappointed. Started with a chocolate croissant warmed with a great flavor. My friend had a lobster tail that was flaky and creamy good. We both had a breakfast burrito filled with egg, sausage and bean and hot hot hot. Just the right portion. Coffee was fab. They even brought a free butterscotch cake for my buddy to celebrate him. The building is an old farmhouse/general store mood and everyone was happy to be there. Will be back.

I've been wanting to go here for a while. I'm from West Chester, PA (transplant from California) so…read morethe drive to get there was so beautiful. I feel like I am driving down a country road in Europe. There's a creek right in front of the entrance. When you walk in there is so much to look at. From all the pastry's to the antiques throughout the shop. I bought a few things. The egg, cheese croissant sandwich, croissant French toast and the quiche with potatoes. Everything was amazing! Such a gem of a place and the girl who served me was the sweetest. I will definitely be back and bringing my husband with me.

This is my favorite place. The new location is incredibly spacious, accessible, and just a joy to…read morebe in. The pastries are amazing and the drinks are perfect for a cozy day. The owner and her staff are phenomenal and are always friendly and accommodating. I loved their old location, but the new one is better. 1000/10 recommend

100 out of 10 soooo much love from the second you walk in the door the ambiance is welcoming and…read morethe owner is absolutely the sweetest when I go in with my friend we often find ourselves getting lost in conversation with the owner she makes some of the specialty syrups by hand in house and you can just tell how much love and care went into everything offered at this establishment everything is amazing the pastries the coffee and the service nothing but peace and love here our girl needs a day off working hard and it shows in all the best possible ways HAS NEVER DISAPPOINTED

We were looking for a nice breakfast spot in Phoenixville so I checked Yelp. Thanks to some helpful…read morereviews, we found this hidden gem! It really was hidden too because if not for GPS, we'd have driven right past it. Nook and Kranny describes it perfectly because it's a cool little spot off the beaten path. The food was delicious! My wife and I each had the Muffin French Toad and my stepson had the breakfast sandwich. For me, the star of the show was the cinnamon grits I ordered...they were fantastic! We were so happy finding this place and really enjoyed it. My family will definitely be back!

Super friendly service, cute vibes, and yummy food. We got the club sandwich and it was super…read moretasty. We also got the chicken corn chowder (delicious) and the broccoli cheddar soup (good, but slightly too salty). The decor is kitschy and cute, and they have a pretty diverse menu. I'd definitely recommend and come back.

Great fresh selections. The servers were so friendly and welcoming. Kiki in particular was very…read morehelpful. Beautiful location. A bit tricky to park but parking available in the back. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Versailles sandwich was very good. A bit dry but I would def get it again. The sandwiches come with a nice side salad.

Super cute cafe with very good food…read more Parking in the back is very easy. My husband got cold brew and I did the lavender yuzu mocktail, both were good. I ordered the Lafayette on a baguette and he ordered the Parisian. The sandwiches were massive and also came with salad, neither of us could finish. They were very very good. The bread was perfect. Service was slow but they were packed when we went. Everyone was very friendly. Would come again.

We haven't been to TVC in years since we live close to the original location and it has been closed…read morefor a while now, but are anticipating their reopening soon! We stopped by the Exton location in the meantime and enjoyed our coffees. The interior was bright and clean with lots of seating. Overall, service wasn't bad and the wait for our drinks was about 5 minutes. We didn't get any food, but the drinks were decent, however, the only reason I am giving it 4 stars instead of 5 was because the cold brew was slightly bitter, but we would still go again in the future!

Such an amazing place!!!!! I cannot recommend enough - if I could get coffee here every day I would…read morebe content. I am not into super sweet coffees but if that's your thing you can make it sweet with drizzles. They also have a rotating seasonal flavor. The cold brew is smooth and not bitter at all - they have nitro, regular, and decaf. The sweet cream is so delicious. It definitely gets crowded but they are so quick with getting orders out.