States they are closed until further notice 1/14/2023…read more Also it is a physical shack so look for that! Menu looked really good tho :(

Java shack is absolutely amazing! Their coffee is to die for. I got the lavender white mocha iced…read morecoffee and it is by far one of the best coffees I have had. The service is excellent. The guy was super friendly. Overall I highly recommend Java shack

"Got some more of that coffee?"…read more My oldest brother-in-law brought a Large bag of Guatemala to Christmas gathering. So it's "Della, I'd take a cup of that coffee, are you still making coffee, mine's about gone, when will you have more coffee ready?" So I've been making Aeropress all evening; they must like it. Of course we Are 27 people in the house and they want to taste the difference of Aeropress versus grandma coffee. I'm not as favorably impressed as they are, but I may be a bit snobbish about my coffee and these days I've been drinking some lovely Equador from Tandem. What we have here is pre-ground and tastes like it. Denim probably does offer better coffee. Oh, the water's hot. Here we go again.

Very cute stop with very good coffee. We think this place is a nice stop. We bought some coffee to…read moretake home as well and it made a great pour over cup.

Carlisle has lots of great food options. I'm not a coffee drinker but I needed some sweet treats to…read moreshare with a friend. And these cookies did not disappoint! All 3 were delicious!

Looking to treat myself a little on a cold, gray Wednesday afternoon, I decided to finally stop…read moreinto Denim Coffee in Carlisle. I've walked and driven past it many times but had somehow never made it inside. Since Denim was also participating in the 2026 Cumberland Valley Coffee & Chocolate Trail, it felt like the perfect excuse to check it out and grab a quick late-afternoon pick-me-up. I walked in around 4pm and found a handful of people inside -- some chatting quietly, others working on laptops. The space was clean, calm, and welcoming, with soft music playing overhead. The woman at the counter was an absolute sunbeam on an otherwise dreary afternoon, greeting me warmly and happily taking my order. I went with an iced coffee with sugar-free vanilla syrup (extra sweet, please!) and oat milk. Total came to $5.25. While she prepared my drink, I took a moment to look around and realized what a great view Denim offers from their bar seating area. Full glass windows with stools looking out over the square in Carlisle make it a fantastic people-watching spot. That afternoon, the Farmers Market was set up across the square, and it was fun watching people dash between stands while dodging raindrops to grab their weekly goodies. It struck me as a perfect place to meet a friend, spend a few hours working on a laptop, or just decompress with a coffee and watch the world go by. Denim also had a small sweet treat case with snacks that would pair nicely with coffee. I stuck with just the drink this time, but everything looked tempting enough that I'd definitely consider adding a pastry next visit. A few minutes later my name was called and my drink was waiting at the end of the counter. One interesting touch: they placed the container of oat milk beside my coffee so I could add exactly as much as I wanted. It's a small detail, but not something you see at many coffee shops, and I appreciated the flexibility. The iced coffee itself was excellent. Unlike some places where iced coffee tastes like watered-down brown liquid, Denim's actually tasted like coffee -- strong, smooth, and delivering a solid caffeine boost. Overall: great service, really good coffee, reasonable prices, and a cozy spot right in the heart of town. The only real challenge is parking since it's so close to the square. Street parking is available nearby, but depending on the time of day you may need to circle a bit. All in all, a great little coffee stop and I'm glad I finally walked through the door.

This is a must stop place in Ship! Our first time here and it won't be our last. The ladies working…read morehere are very nice, the place itself is adorable and we loved all the artwork. Kiddo and I got the chicken, bacon, ranch paninis which were crispy and had a perfect mix without dripping ranch. She got a Boba tea with cherry blossom and mango pearls. She highly recommended it for anyone that likes Boba. Their iced coffee with a flavor shot of coconut was smooth and flavorful. Nice variety of desserts.

Service was good and the place is cute. A lot of cakes to pick from and some pastries and other…read morefood. The iced latte was watery and not good. The cake was good. But pricey, I got 1 slice of cake, 1 latte and 1 breakfast sandwich and it was $19... seems like a lot. The breakfast sandwich was small and only had 1 piece of bacon it on it.

Over this past year I have visited East End Coffee Co on a regular basis and it has proven itself…read moreto be the "gold standard" I use for judging all coffee shops! Every beverage (hot or cold) that we have ordered has never disappointed. The menu always has tried and true favorites, but rotates through various additional/seasonal offering. Pretty much everything from my previous review remains the same so be sure to check that out, but the exciting update is they have started to roast their own beans inhouse! In addition to the high-quality drinks being served, the welcoming environment created by the owners, Ryan and Lillah, is what helps set EECC apart from others. It is obvious that they take pride in their shop and do what it takes to connect with their customers. If you are looking for that hometown coffee shop vibe with the quality of drinks/coffee from a big city, East End is the place for you!

Cute and quirky local coffee shop in the heart of Lewistown serving up delicious coffee. Baristas…read morewere friendly and efficient. We arrived about a half hour after opening on Sunday morning, walked right up and were able to place our order. As soon as we sat down, the line was nearly to the door. Cool spot offering local art displays.

Wonderful coffee and deli shop with delicious baked goods and many healthy, fresh food options…read moreincluding salads and whole grain bread. The service is super friendly, and I love the local, hometown feel. When we visited in July, they were hosting a fundraiser for the local humane society and there were tons of cute photos of pets hung on the walls. Coffee is delicious, and I'm a bit of coffee snob. Definitely would recommend!

Unlike the large chains, it has a nice small-town atmosphere. There are community events which…read morelike Trivia and Coffee Tasting. There is coffee, tea, milkshakes, baked goods. A nice place to visit.

Wow wow wow, I stopped in here on a road trip and am already obsessed. My lavender vanilla latte…read morewith almond milk was fantastic, the atmosphere very inviting and clean, and the people so friendly. They use organic ingredients (including organic flavor shots, which is rare in my experience) and get their food from local vendors. They also have kombucha on tap, although I didn't try any. A few other valuable things they get right: 1. They have gender neutral restrooms. 2. They use ecoproducts. The lids are 25% post-consumer recycled content and the cup is compostable. 3. They do not automatically give you a lid if you get your coffee to go, which saves waste. In conclusion, I definitely appreciated this place. To give one recommendation to the owners: I would love if there were bins for trash, plastic recycling, and compost. I looked around but I only saw trash bins and it would have been very nice to be able to compost my cup. Other than that, a great stop!

café is closed. online orders only. business info must be updated online. boillinecoffee.com…read more street parking, metered.

On my way from New York back home to Pittsburgh, Pa I had to…read morestop and get food and gas. I love the easy on and off service areas on I76. I always go to the Starbucks at every rest area. Generally if it is busy it can be a long wait as the workers are not real baristas from Starbucks, So they do move a bit slower paced. I generally get there when it is still early and there is no line ever. I ordered a venti latte with an extra shot as I still had a long drive. The staff where fast and friendly and made my drink perfectly. I was in and out of there in no more than 5 minutes. I would say virtually all of the Starbucks on I76 are the same. If there is no crown you will do great if there is a crowd you might have a wait.

Very fast and friendly service‼I appreciate that the girl taking my order didn't charge me the…read moreextra $1.10 bc I ordered no water in my refresher :)!

Pumpkin roll was out of this world! Coffee delish too! Will definitely be back. I hope there is…read moremore pumpkin rolls!

It was our first time visit. It was emptied. It was around 1030am. I tried banana muffin and it…read morewas very dry. My friend ate cookie band she said it was very delicious. Gluten free goodies were sold out. My plain coffee was so good until the last drop. My friend liked her chai. So I could not day much at this point

Denim Coffee in Chambersburg had been on my list to visit ever since it opened. I am just never in…read morethat area. I finally made it there recently when I met up with a friend. When I first entered this version of Denim Coffee, I was struck by how long it was and the lack of windows compared to the Carlisle and Harrisburg locations. As far as the product goes, same great coffee you get from their other locations. I ordered an iced latte with oat milk. I liked the latte, it was very smooth and the flavor of the coffee was really good. Denim offers other drinks like smoothies and kombucha but I always go for the coffee and cannot vouch for those. They also have a limited menu and some baked goods. Not a lot of vegan food options, if any, so I've never eaten anything from any of the Denim locations. Price wise, you're paying less for these excellent, locally roasted coffee drinks than you would at corporate coffee shops or the local shops you'd find in larger cities. Any time I'm in the vicinity of a Denim and looking for coffee, I make it a point to stop in.

So we stopped here to get some espresso.. I will say their coffee is better than their neighbors…read more(Cafe Brussels)..but don't get it twisted here. It is thick and syrupy.. exactly how's it's described by the owner..not really the consistency I look for in my espresso. You can taste all the flavor notes..but it's BITTER. The barista was rude..when I asked for almond milk like it was stupid of me to ask..I didn't know my question was offensive? The shop on the inside looks like idk.. scary. The ceiling tiles are janky..the floors are stained and old..the seating area as you can tell from the pictures is nothing to be desired..at all. I couldn't tell you if they have a bathroom or not..I wasn't walking back that area to find out either. It's very inconsistent.., to how the espresso is prepared ( one place has a mod bar..this one actually had an espresso machine), to how they make the shop look. Oh and my favorite...no community support. No local artists, no business cards, no outside advertisement allowed in Denims shops. For a more in depth review check out the link below! https://peripateticcoffeeco.com