Such a cute coffee shop! There isn't parking specifically for this coffee shop so you will have to…read morepark on a street on either side and walk over or park across the street behind the fire house. My husband and I stopped by Tiger's Eye Coffee Shop, and we both loved the cozy, eclectic atmosphere. I ordered an affogato, and my husband had a salted caramel latte. Both were excellent, and you could really taste the quality of the coffee beans. I also asked about the cookies and learned that they're made by a retired neighbor, which made the experience feel even more personal and community-oriented. I loved browsing the locally made crafts throughout the café, and the unique décor gave the space so much character. There's also a chess table in the back that looked especially inviting. Tiger's Eye is a charming spot for thoughtfully made coffee, homemade treats, and a relaxed atmosphere. We'll definitely be back.

Tiger Eye Coffee is one of my favorite places in the Harrisburg area to get some laptop work done…read more The atmosphere is welcoming and comfortable, making it easy to settle in for a few hours while enjoying a coffee and a snack. Thoughts: -Excellent workspace with plenty of seating options, both indoors and outdoors. -Local art on display, which gives the space a unique community feel and always provides something interesting to look at. -Great drink selection, including lattes, coffee, and delicious affogatos. -Tasty pastries that pair perfectly with their drinks. -Hershey's ice cream and milkshakes, making it a great stop even if you're not in the mood for coffee. -Community event board featuring local happenings, which is a nice touch and helps connect patrons with the area. Whether I'm looking for a productive place to work, a spot to meet up with friends, or just somewhere to enjoy a coffee and a sweet treat, Tiger Eye Coffee consistently delivers. The comfortable seating, great menu offerings, and strong connection to the local community make it a place I keep coming back to.

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.

Love the Chocolena Fruits Waffle -- it's absolutely amazing! The combination of rich chocolate with…read morefresh fruit, especially the banana and pineapple, is perfection. Their mojitos are incredibly refreshing too! The service is wonderful. On my first visit, I wasn't sure what to order, but the owner helped me choose and her recommendation was spot‑on. The store itself is beautiful and very clean, which makes the whole experience even better. Highly recommend!

Cute place. Photographs well for socials but could use some help inside. Desserts were decent. The…read moreDubai creme puffs were good with the cream puff being the star as it should be. The chocolate bear was VERY decadent. It honestly could have been dessert for 3 for it's richness. The service was mediocre. No smiles. The two that we saw working seemed very moody at 4pm on a weekday.

I wasn't even looking for coffee but someone walked out and the aroma that came out called me in…read moreimmediately! The girls that were there were super sweet and they gave great recommendations!! I was going to get a Cappucino but they recommended the peach vanilla iced latte with a dash of cinnamon and it was amazingggg!!! My friend went back to this place to get me another one the next day! You HAVE TO stop in

Really cute little place. I was pretty pleased with my latte. Not bad but not super memorable. The…read moreservice was quick. I'd come back here for a coffee!

The overall diner itself, was nostalgic and definitely had the 50s vibe. The location was…read moreconvenient off the highway, and I remembered seeing it last time on my way to Lancaster, PA. I was on my way to my hotel, passing by starving and decided to give it a try. I understand it was a Sunday evening, not too busy the staff were a bit confused on what server had my table. Thankful for the young lady who took my order and care of my table. The entree that I ordered for dinner, wasn't the best in quality or taste. I ordered Captial Chicken.. the description read grilled chicken, pieces of crab meat , broccoli Swiss cheese, and hollandaise sauce, with two sides. The chicken in my opinion, wasn't grilled, extremely chewy , didn't really taste any crab and the holldaise sauce bland. My waitress I overheard say to the kitchen, something to the kitchen about adding paprika to the dish. Luckily I caught it, and declined. That wasn't even listed on the menu as added to the dish. May need a refresh on chicken preparation . This diner sadly wouldn't be my choice to return for an entree. Perhaps, maybe what diners are best for breakfast.

The diner happened to be close by to where I was staying so my group decided to go for an early…read moredinner. I actually had a late breakfast. Most diners do breakfast all day and this one was no exception. The steak and eggs were delicious and so was dessert. They didn't have a banana split on the menu but our waitress said she would make one for us. Amazing service. Looked like a diner as well. Counter seating was available too. Awesome diner vibe here. Definitely be back when I'm in the area again.

Wanted to try a new place. This place had a few choice breakfast choices, no nonsense coffee menu…read moreand of course some specials for the season. If any one is wondering, yes they have alternatives for dairy choice. Service was nice and courteous. Placed my order and informed they will call your name and your order will be under the stairs. There's a little table there for those confused about that statement. They have ample seating, if you want window with sun or not, and the place wasn't loud which was nice. I visited after the morning rush hour, so can't quote on the noise during those times. All in all, pretty laid back place and easy to locate! Corner of State St. and 17th!

Cozy comfortable shop with some scents and candles you'll come back for..... wonderful,…read moreprofessional staff.

Such a cute place!!! Menu is huge, portions are a little smaller, so don't be afraid to order…read moremore than 1 thing . Quick service on a Saturday morning and everything was DELICIOUS!

Real nice coffeehouse/cafe on 3rd st. In Harrisburg. Simplistic styling with a few tables and a…read moresmall sitting area a pretty extensive sandwich and breakfast menu. They do support local Artists by displaying their paintings & pictures. Their coffees are French pressed and put in canisters for ease of serving. My wife ordered Egg BLT breakfast sandwich ad I had th Buffalo Chicken sandwich mildly spicy with that great Buffalo taste. Very friendly and accommodating staff. We'll return!

After Cinco de Mayo…read more It was a rainy day here in Harrisburg, PA. I took a job in Lancaster, but first, I needed my coffee--I think I'm addicted to it now! The day before, I had a great cup from Passenger, but today I stopped by Little Amps in downtown Harrisburg before hitting the road. The atmosphere was excellent; it reminded me of home in LA with the records playing, dim lighting, and vintage decor everywhere. I felt a bit torn, like one coffee house wanted me to stay and the other wanted me to leave, so I decided to "break myself in half" and visit both. After all, two of me is better than one! I highly rate Little Amps for the scenery. The vintage look and the outdoor seating make you feel like you're in Manhattan or Paris, giving you the vibe of three places all in one. If you haven't been to any of these spots yet, save your money and just visit Little Amps to get that "all-in-one" experience. The staff is very inviting and they do offer bagels, though I have to be honest: they aren't quite as good as New York bagels. I know New York bagels inside and out, and they know me! I hope my review helps you decide where to get your next caffeine fix.

We drank our drinks so fast we didn't even get pictures! Such great coffee. Such great service. In…read moresuch a great space! It's clear that little amp cares about its community, which beyond great coffee is the best to have. A space where people are safe, welcomed, and supported. The chai late was amazing, as well was my partners espresso tonic. But what we loved most was how open, welcoming, and loving the space and staff were.

Terrible food. The bagels are mushy and of low quality, the coffee, bleh. Sandwich bread just…read moreawful.

Went in oddly never having checked them out before. The ambiance and decor are exactly what I want…read morein a coffee shop: chill music, warm colors and vibes, and the smell of brewing coffee! The selection of breakfast pastries is on point: muffins, bars, overnight oats, quiches and other various items to enjoy. The star of the show was the carrot cake pop. I highly suggest you grab a handful of them before they disappear! The pop icing is tasty, lightly cinnamonned and just thick enough to be pleasing. The interior of the pop is where it truly shines: moist, rich, well spiced and full of everything that makes carrot cake a beautiful treat. Thanks for a wonderful experience!!

So delicious and convenient! This small family run place, was perfectly situated within blocks of…read morethe Amtrak train station where we were dropping off our daughter. We stopped in for a bite before sending her off and it was fantastic. She ordered a vegetarian crepe, my husband had a salmon crepe, and I had the Brie, tomato, and egg. We also had two pots of French-pressed coffee so rich and flavorful, it was a great pick me up! My husband had the chai latte and thoroughly enjoyed it as well. We liked everything so much we added an order or the Nutella and strawberries crepe to share, and it was so delicious we laughed we should've each gotten one. The prices were very reasonable and the service was excellent. I jokingly told the owner he should charge for the smells as well!!!

I needed a cup of Joe to give me a pep in my step heading back to Philly. On my way to the train…read moredepot, I spotted some folks sitting outside so I figured it was a coffee house. Not necessarily. It's a crepe restaurant but the man behind the counter told me he could make me a latte or an americano. I opted for the later, but while I'm waiting I could smell those thin and fluffy crepes being made so I decided to give a try. I'm simple: a crepe with Nutella. I get my americano, then my crepe to go and eat it on the way to the depot. Mmm. Light, fluffy yet hardy enough to hold the melting Nutella. Turns out caffeine and a crepe to go is a great combination in the morning.