We camp near Tamaqua and came across this gem this year. We've traveled to the cat cafe in…read moreWilkes-Barre so we had an idea of what this is like. The owner was very welcoming. The coffee selection was decent for a cat cafe with a big selection of flavor syrups to add to your drink. The little gift shop was fairly priced and had a lot of unique things. I loved the little black cat mascot, as we have a few furry voids at home. There was about 16 cats in the room when we went on a Saturday afternoon. You can tell they are well taken care of and that the staff cleans very frequently in there. With the 3 of us and the other family we had enough room that we didn't feel jammed in. There was one orange cutie that kept trying to knock my Niece's drink off the windowsill, and a precious long haired grey cat that claimed my husband's lap for the last half of the hour. We were given wet treat tubes to feed them which all the cats went nuts for and there were plenty of feather wands and toys for us to interact with the ones who wanted to play. The coal theme plays in perfectly to the area and the wagon appears to be the hang out area for the cats. It was a fun experience we plan to do again soon. It's a great cause (socializing and getting cats adopted) and the owner is obviously passionate about the mission.

1/29/23 I had no idea this business was even here! I found a promotional write up when I was…read moreenjoying brunch at The Station. Kim and Ron are the owners of this very friendly business. Their goal is to find homes for these adorable felines and so far have placed 24 cats into forever homes in just three months. As Ron mentioned, you don't do this kind of business to get rich. I think it's more of a vocation. There is coffee and packaged treats available for sale. Not only that but a selection of T shirts, and fun toys for your favorite feline. The real stars here are the wonderful cats. I personally love how the owners tied in the Coal Region history into this modern forward thinking (in all the right ways) business. You will sign a waiver to enter (customary) the cat area. It is themed with all things Coal, like a mine decoration, pick axe and even a "coal wagon" delivery wagon (the cats seem to love it). We stopped by in passing but you may reserve time online. The number of people permitted is six maximum. The only other such cafe I knew of was in Philadelphia. I believe thanks to Covid and lockdowns that went under. The owners are enthusiastic about helping animals and customers visiting. Please support this incredible business and bring your little ones and friends to enjoy these sweet creatures. I did not get pictures of the entrance room but it is organized and colorful.

forgot half of of my food. and then messed up my drink. it wasnt mixed, and when i mixed it, it…read moretasted absolutely terrible. half of the people behind the counter wernt even doing anything and were more in the way than anything.

Every time I get something that is new, they say it is discontinued. Considering a Dunkin that is 5…read moreminutes away has the same drink available right now, I would just say that the Tamaqua Dunkin runs out of the products fast and say it's discontinued. Although some items are good, I would recommend the one in Hometown more than the Tamaqua Dunkin.

There are two Dunkin' Donuts in Tamaqua, both of them are inside gas stations... This is your…read morenormal corporate installation, nothing more or less. They do have a drive-thru, but my girlfriend and I went inside to order. It doesn't look like they have anywhere to eat inside and the other Tamaqua location doesn't either... We were there for breakfast on a Sunday morning. No problems with our order.

Shockingly poor cold foam coffee - be careful of ordering specialty drinks here…read more Worker was nice enough, but this was my cold foam coffee immediately after purchasing (see pic). Never again as I spent 5 dollars and literally dumped it down the drain.

Always a pleasure to get breakfast there. Portions are great. Food tastes great and has a…read moreatmosphere that's warm and friendly.

You need to visit this place! Terrific food, friendly staff, and excellent prices. This veteran-run…read morediner offers great breakfast and daily lunch specials. When we visited, the lunch special was a delicious tuna hoagie, and the day before was a double cheeseburger. You can also stop in for a cup of coffee or snack. The pastry case looks amazing! Everything is made fresh! You will not be disappointed!

My bagel was not even tosted and they are really mean over there and they can really approve on…read morethere manners

From the owner: Stop By or Order Ahead with the Dunkin' App. True to our name, we offer 50+ varieties of donuts,…read morebut you can also enjoy dozens of premium beverages, bagels, breakfast sandwiches and other baked goods.

Ok. Let me explain the 3 star rating. If you're a shopper…read moreyou will be pretty happy as it's always packed with vendors. Last time I was there was last summer so writing this a year later. Food selection is very good and reasonable prices. The drive to get there is beautiful, or you can use the interstate nearby. Most vendors have reasonable prices. Huge selection of options to buy stuff. Now, I tried setting up and selling as a vendor. THAT WAS A DISASTER! I actually LOST MONEY trying to sell stuff . I didn't make even $25 and I had an entire truck filled with all kinds of items. The area is extremely poor. The people who were there to shop were mostly broke. They want every thing for a dollar. Lots of " I'll be back" and "I'll think about it". That's code for "I'm broke" lol. So, if you're a shopper Theres lots to buy at good prices. If your a vendor hats not food then good luck making money. I think the only reason vendors go is because it's open on Wednesday and no other markets are so the vendors come. That entire area for miles and multiple towns are economically depressed. Definitely not economically viable. So if you have cash to downs you'll be very happy here.

The French Baker inside offers delicious pastries and galettes in the Old World tradition. Baguette…read morechoice is a roll of the dice. Ask for the Parisian for the most authentic. The tomato pie at GUMBA's is delicious. Everyone raves about the cannoli; I'll try it next time!

As soon as we walked in We noticed the big sign that had the…read morespecials of the day. I already knew I was gonna try something called Leiby Chicken bowl. My bff actually in ordered a steak . We both actually enjoyed our food. I've never had the chicken bowl before... Anywhere! It was simply delicious, . KINSLEY was so kind and helpful! She recommended the angel food cake with black cherries. The way she described it didn't really sounded wonderful. She said it was made in the house and she also mention that the rice pudding was made in the house. So we ordered both and tried each other's and liked it. We got to sit in a nice big booth and there is a lot of seating! Everything's nice and tidy! Lots of hard-working staff!! so friendly! Of course, we had the gift shop on our way out the door!! I look forward to coming back again!!

They need to stick to selling just ice cream. The ice cream was delicious. Peanut butter pie had a…read morestrange after taste-- I think it was the whipped cream. For one trip to the salad bar, you get a tiny little saucer like bowl for $7 that barely holds anything. I had a hamburger that was some sort of frozen type processed meat.