Where the old cocoa beanery was! They close at 2pm so be aware of that! The staff was friendly and…read morehelpful. I ordered the signature honey lavender latte it was fantastic. The cafe has less seating area than the old establishment. Because there is 2 areas in the cafe one for drinks and one for food orders.

Favorite coffee spot in the area. Good beans and good eats. Plus, always enjoy the old school…read morewooden picnic tables and open spaces. There's also a peaceful bench facing a small garden to put life in perspective.

I've only stopped at The Table once, so take this as a first impression, but it was a good one…read more I was waiting on something nearby and needed a place to camp out for a while without driving any farther. The Table came up in an app search as a coffee shop, so I stopped in for a coffee. It turned out to be much more than a coffee shop. It's a full restaurant, and that's worth knowing before you go. What stood out most was the staff. I arrived during what I think was their last hour of the day, while they were starting their pre-closing work, and they were amazingly friendly and helpful anyway. Most of us have walked into a place near closing and felt the staff thinking, "Great, now we have to dirty everything up again." This was the opposite. It felt like they were glad to see me, and it came across as genuine, which is hard to pull off in any restaurant. They let me take my time and answered a couple of questions about their coffee. The weather was decent, so I sat outside along with a lot of the other customers. They had water set out, and someone was keeping an eye on the outdoor tables. The place looked good and clean, and with the crowd that was there that day, it had a college-campus cafe feel. The only thing I'd mention is the immediate surroundings. The sidewalk where the tables sit and the parking lot right beside the building looked like they hadn't been cleaned up in a while. That isn't a knock on their building, and it may be more a product of the part of town than anything the restaurant controls. The Table isn't hard to get to, but it isn't a place you'll stumble across by accident either. Four stars reflects how little I know so far, not anything that went wrong. In my reviews, three stars means acceptable, and I don't give five lightly. I'd go back to try the food, and when I do, I'll update this review. For now, it's solidly good and worth checking out.

The Table introduced a new, smaller menu (have your readers ready) with a Scandinavian-inspired…read moreselection featuring specialty espresso drinks, freshly baked sweet treats, and dishes. I came in to order to-go lunches and didn't try anything new. Still the same casual, upbeat atmosphere, with friendly service and a seasonal menu. I'll be back to try something new from the Scandinavian-inspired dishes.

Beautiful , historic property in a lovely area . Not far off Route 81 …read more The young man working at the counter in Vreeches was professional , kind , and informative. Tbe coffee was very good and the egg sandwiches were the BEST we have had . Hands down . I even licked my fingers we wandered the building , gazed at the property through windows as it was cold and snowy . beautiful. We shall return . Definitely a five star breakfast and resort .

We came upon the Breeches Cafe when we were searching for a coffee shop while we were in Boiling…read moreSprings. We were pleasantly surprised that this brought us to discover Allenberry, as it is located inside the lobby area of the resort. We were the only visitors that morning, and it was really nice to have the entire living space to ourselves. The space was cozy and the staff super friendly. We were ordered a couple of lattes, which were very creamy and tasty, and served in these neat Allenberry mugs. The weather was crisp outside and the fireplace really completed the vibe. I would imagine if we were staying at the resort, this would be a convenient breakfast stop. Very glad we found this gem on a random visit!

My fiance and I stopped in on a sunday afternoon for a little pick me up. The ambiance was…read morewonderful, very calming. We were acknowledged right away and helped promptly when we were ready, very good service! The honey cinnamon latte I got was delicious, and my fiancés french press was also very good, and I'm not a huge black coffee fan. The baked oatmeal was delicious, my only complaint was that it was cold when I thought it was going to be warm. Overall, we enjoyed our experience and hope to return!

Food similar to slop. Soggy and inedible. Poor attitude from…read moreeveryone behind counter. What a joke

This place is adorable!! The coffee is amazing, the vibes are off the charts, the staff is…read morefriendly, and they even have a kid friendly cafe play place. 10/10 and we will be back!

I just moved to the area and am delighted that this spot is in my neighborhood. One of the things…read moremy wife and I look for is a good coffee spot and this is it. Their coffee is tasty, rich, and nutty. I always get an iced Americano and my wife loves her lattes. The service is always friendly and we are eager to try the food once we have fully moved in and don't just do drive-thru. You can tell that it's cool inside and my wife thinks it looks cute. They also have a rewards program that earns you a free coffee. It's a great coffee spot.

I go here every month and it is delightful! Their food is delicious and I LOVEEEE their muffins! I…read morehighly recommend them!!! The waiters are very kind and very happy and attentive. It is a small, cute, and cozy spot to grab breakfast on a nice day. Outdoor and indoor seating is available Overall 6/5 stars but I can only give five haha !

Server was very nice and attentive. Food was average diner food but I liked that there was…read morebacon/mushrooms inside and on top of the omelette. Food also came out very quickly which was a bonus.

Very cute cafe! ...everything looked delicious. The brownies were calling my name and I tasted iced…read moreMatcha tea for the first time. It was peach flavored and beautifully layered. I got to meet the owner and the barista was very nice and extremely talented. I love that they feature art from local artists too. I didn't get an opportunity to try one of their breakfast sandwiches so I definitely plan on going back. I'd recommend checking it out.

Congratulations to Wake & Bake owners Elle and her partner. It's wonderful to see another small…read morebusiness take a chance in downtown Harrisburg. Wake and Bake actually opened in July of 2025 and is holding its own across the street from the capital. In fact, today is the 3rd in the Burg, which brings foot traffic downtown to explore businesses. Wake & Bake offers a homey feel with its artwork, friendly staff, and the owner's daughter, who joined me at my table while I enjoyed my Vanilla Matcha with oat milk. I heard the Mango Matcha is delicious, so I need to come back to try it.

This is the current list for specialty lattes. The inside is nice and I got to watch them roast…read moresome coffee.

After a volleyball session, I stopped by St. Thomas Roasters to enjoy a coffee and get some work…read moredone on a lovely Saturday afternoon. It turned out to be exactly the kind of café I was looking for: comfortable, welcoming, and well-suited for spending a few hours with a laptop. A few highlights from my visit: Plenty of parking, including both street parking and their own dedicated lot. Lots of seating options both indoors and outdoors. Covered outdoor seating with heaters, fans, and electrical outlets, making it a great place to work regardless of the season. Friendly staff and fast service, even during a busy time. Dog-friendly outdoor seating area with a welcoming crowd. For my drink, I ordered the Iced Snickerdoodle Mocha with oat milk. It was delicious and struck a nice balance of flavor without being overly sweet. It was exactly the pick-me-up I needed after volleyball. Including tip, it came to about $7, which felt reasonable for a specialty coffee. A few other notes: They offer a selection of pastries that looked tempting and paired well with the coffee menu. There was a small line when I arrived around 12:30 PM on a Saturday, but the line moved quickly and my drink came out surprisingly fast. The café has one restroom, which was clean and included a baby changing table. What stood out most was how easy it was to settle in and work for a while. Between the ample seating, available outlets, and relaxed atmosphere, it's a great spot for remote work, studying, or simply catching up with friends over coffee. Overall, St. Thomas Roasters offers great coffee, friendly service, and an excellent environment for both productivity and relaxation. I'll definitely be returning to explore more of their latte menu and spend another afternoon working from their outdoor patio.