Cute little coffee shop in Edgewood. Lots of outdoor seating and community especially in the…read moresummer. Good quality drinks and seasonal special. Staff are friendly and helpful. Small parking lot.

Great little coffee shop in Edgewood, just east of Pittsburgh. Some parking available out front…read more Fairly small interior space with limited seating. They have a nice variety of coffee drinks, along with a daily selection of baked goods from different local bakeries/restaurants. Also had soups and sandwiches available for grab and go. I had a cortado and a lemon poppy scone, both excellent. I'd also note that they had a space set up where they had information available related to community resources and some local community groups. Very evident that they care about their neighbors and the community at large. Ignore the reviews from random out of towners who have a political axe to grind and have never been to Pittsburgh or visited this business. Great spot, I will be back when I'm in the neighborhood!

Really enjoyed this neighborhood cafe! Parisi had the nicest staff and the cutest inside area with…read morea few cozy seats. Their sandwiches are really good, but the strata is my personal favorite, hot and really yummy! Coffee is also very good here, any of their lattes are spot on and pricing wise, it's far more reasonable than most other places in pgh! Absolutely would recommend for good coffee, food, and vibe!

Excellent woman owned business! Great coffee and tea drinks, sandwiches, & pastries. Also have…read morespecialty Italian groceries. Also sweet and warm inside. Owner is very sweet!!

This was terrible. Left espresso ground in the latte. And it was $12.00 for an iced latte. The Guy…read moredidn't even give me a lid or a straw.

Tasty food and drinks. Nancy B's cookies are delicious! Fun atmosphere located near the entrance of…read moreKennywood Park. The staff and service was good when I visited. Little pricy but worth it for the most part. A great stop on a cool evening. Don't go by, give it a try! The smell of fresh brewed coffee will pull you in.

So many coffee and tea choices! They always come up with fun seasonal flavors that make you want to…read morecome back again and again! The staff is always so sweet and kind and happy to help you choose your order. Such a fun neighborhood coffee shop with bench tables outside to enjoy your treat on a nice day. My favorite got to drink is always an iced mocha! But, recommend checking out the menu for current offerings.

I stopped by here a couple of Saturdays ago with my wife and our twins for our morning coffee. We…read morenormally try to hit up a new local coffee shop on Sunday mornings, but we were out this Saturday and decided to go to Roll Up Food Truck and Store. This shop is located in what used to be a house. The inside is small and consists of two wire racks with snacks and pastries for sale, a bathroom, and a window to order from. It was incredibly busy the day we were there, and some people in line even had to wait outside. Since my twins were being rowdy, I went to wait outside at one of their outdoor picnic tables while my wife ordered our drinks. For our coffee on this morning, I went with a large latte with toasted marshmallow, while my wife chose an iced hazelnut latte. My coffee here ended up being decent, as I was able to taste both the sweetness from the toasted marshmallow syrup as well as the coffee and milk, which was appreciated. Then my wife also enjoyed her hazelnut latte, especially the strong hazelnut flavor. The bottom line for me is that I would stop by here again in the future. Both my wife and I enjoyed our coffees here, and I would like to try either an affogato or their ice cream.

I stopped by here yesterday with my family for our morning coffee. Every weekend we try to hit up a…read morenew local coffee shop and on this morning it happened to be Bean and Things Cafe in Swissvale. This shop is located on Noble Street and had a few cars parked out front on the morning we visited. Since it does not have a marquee, it was a little difficult to spot at first, but I eventually found it. While my family waited in the car, I headed inside by myself. The interior felt cozy with a small book nook on one side, a couple of display cases filled with food, and seating for around 10-20 people. For my coffee on this morning I went with a large hot brown sugar cinnamon latte while and I ordered my wife chose a medium iced mocha. While I was waiting, the lady working was very friendly and even confirmed that I was okay with the large having three shots of espresso. There was also some conversation going on between her, a friend, and another gentleman about the Port Authority busses. Even though I was not in a hurry, the service was definitely on the slower side. I would estimate it took around 15 minutes before I had both drinks and when I got back to the car, both of my twins immediately asked what had taken so long. Thankfully the coffee itself ended up being really good. My latte had a great cinnamon flavor along with a nice sweetness and it tasted like real cinnamon instead of just syrup flavoring. My wife also enjoyed her mocha. The bottom line for me is that I would stop by here again in the future. While I wish service had been a little faster, the woman working was extremely nice and both coffees tasted good.

Nice little neighborhood coffee shop with the "Black Owned Business" twist. Very friendly…read moreowner/barista. They serve a "Swizzy", a sandwich with multiple meats and cheeses, nicknamed for Swissvale, where the business is located. On a lazy Saturday afternoon after going to Bombay to Burgh, my wife wanted some caffeine to pick us up and since she had not ordered it at the restaurant, she had the chai here. She had an adequate alternative milk selection, and my wife enjoyed it with added cinnamon. As requested, I had a "double expresso with foam" which was expertly prepared. We sparred a bit over the name, it's a true Italian macchiato, whereas in the United States the "Starbucks Macchiato" has taken over (if the recipe is milk and coffee.. that's called a latte or cafe au lait in Europe, not a macchiato, which is two shots of espresso and a little foam). For whatever reason she had the sugar behind the counter, not up front. Anyway, it was open until 3pm so lucky us!

This is a great space to chill or work. They have many tables set up, couches and…read more small seating areas. The coffee menu is decent and the location is easy to find. They have a limited food items and good looking treats. I ordered a salad with chicken and a latte. My coffee was delicious and I enjoyed reading my book while chilling here on a super comfy couch. The large open windows with the light pouring in made the space feel inviting yet cozy. The staff were friendly and helpful. I definitely will return next time I'm in the area.

I stopped by after running morning errands. I was excited to get the last NFL draft football…read morecookie. I also got the flourless chocolate chip cookie was delicious. The vibe was energetic as the there were a mix of people there some talking, some studying and some on zoom calls. I love their coffee and warm drink was refreshing on this cooler day. I enjoyed the unique wall of notes. Stop by if near by.

Excellent coffee shop! Nestled in a little neighborhood this is the coffee shop of my dreams…read more Incredible coffee, fantastic people, beautiful space. I got a cold brew with vanilla syrup and was delighted that oatmilk was a self serve option!

This spot is definitely niche. I love checking out new spots and this just happened to be on my…read moreroute and open so we stopped. I opted to try their house-made rosemary and vanilla syrups in a latte. The rosemary was so overpowering, I couldn't finish my drink unfortunately. I was hoping it would be more subtle, especially pairing it with the vanilla but it was just too strong for me. The employee was short with their descriptions but patient as I was deciding what to order. They made the drink very quickly and we took it to go but there seemed to be a decent amount of seating in the back and outside. I probably wouldn't try again - it missed the mark for my personal vibe.

Rockin' Cat's main location is up in Bellevue, but in Point Breeze they rent space from Breezeway…read more You can get hot and cold drinks and organic baked goods either to go or to enjoy while sitting and talking on the sidewalk or working in the downstairs rooms. Inside is rustic chic decor, including a fetching mosaic that Breezeway owner Dennis told me is by SW PA glass artist Rachel Sager from Sager Mosaics. Barista was kind enough to remake my chai latte at 150F when I found the recommended temp of 115F lukewarm. Single-gender restroom has a collapsible infant-weight changing table. Inside is not accessible to wheelchair users. Street parking and 2 steps to enter.

Iced matcha was good. They have a very large selection of syrups to add…read more Just might be good to know in advance that this is a coffee/tea stand and the seating is all outdoors. I didn't realize that until I arrived.

I stopped by here this past Sunday with my family for our morning coffee. Every weekend we try to…read morehit up a new local coffee shop and on this morning it happened to be 61B Cafe. This coffee shop is located right on South Braddock Avenue in Regent Square and has both an outdoor ordering window and an indoor space. Since my wife and kids were waiting in the car and the sign said the window was served first, I decided to go that route. Because of that, there is not much more to say about the space itself other than I ordered from the sidewalk through a window. For my coffee I went with a large blueberry latte which I had seen recommended on Yelp. My wife went with an iced brown sugar cinnamon latte. Both drinks were ready within a couple of minutes and I was quickly on my way. Both my wife and I really enjoyed our coffees. The coffee itself was strong, bold and present. The syrups were flavorful and well balanced so they came through more on the finish and lingered nicely. They were not overly sweet and added a nice layer of flavor. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. Both my wife and I really enjoyed our coffees, so it is an easy return for us.

I stopped by 61B Cafe in Regent Square recently with my daughter to grab a quick coffee and see…read morewhat all the fuss was about. It is right on Braddock Avenue. It has a really nice neighborhood vibe that makes you want to hang out. As for the menu, they focus heavily on coffee and tea, they have an extensive loose-leaf tea selections. I ordered one of their fresh juices because I am always looking for something healthy without processed junk. They also have lots of cookies and pastries like homemade scones and biscotti for my sweet tooth. Verdict: This is a charming small local spot with a great community feel. If you are in the East End and want a fresh juice or a solid cup of coffee, give it a try.

Nice local spot for brunch or lunch in Regent Square. I always appreciate restaurants in this…read moreneighborhood since there aren't too many. Small seating area can get crowded at busy times but they cycle through tables pretty quickly. The food is just fine; nothing special but satisfying. My favorite dish so far is the Caesar omelette which comes with smoked salmon and some nice salad plus toast. The omelette is big, salad too, though the toast felt a little light. My wife got the Tolstoy bowl, which came with two poached eggs, some peppers, and a heaping pile of potatoes. Good but a bit skewed toward potatoes. My mom got one of their egg sandwiches, which seemed very standard (their sandwiches all come with a good side salad).

Food was okay at best. Nothing special. The fried chicken was just a chicken breast/nugget type…read morewhich was slightly disappointing, pretty sure it was frozen. Hollandaise sauce was pretty good. French toast had a good array of fruit and Im glad I got Nutella on the side, I think its helped it alot. Servers were kind and it was super busy. Kind of tight but very cute. They are the type of establishment that wont seat you if your guests are below the tables avaliable. There were two 4 person tables avaliable and 2 couples who were waiting for seats. So it was kind of annoying when they sat a table of 4 before us but I understand their reasoning.