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.

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!

I am not sure why it says this location is closed. We went today! My husband got the season drink,…read morewhich was very good and I got a mocha which was also good. They didn't have whipped cream, which is the best part of getting coffee out so I was little bumped. The staff was very nice.

This review is for the market street kiosk. The coffee here is fantastic. The staff are amazing and…read moreprovided the best recommendation. In particular, for their Ethiopian blends. They have a really cute 3 story clock that chimes when pool balls are pushed around. this place is a must try. I'll try their larger locations next time I'm in town!

I wanted to leave a new review because I do receive good service here, the employees are nice & my…read moredrink always tastes good & is always ready by time I get there to pick it up. The store also appears to be very clean on the inside.

The former bank gives a charming hometown feel to this Lemoyne Dunkin'…read more Friendly quick service even if you go inside. I am still mad about a Matcha latte, so I had to get an iced Matcha today, so yummy.

A very special place! A very clean, comfortable, updated cafe and Main Street theatre, with good…read morecoffee, lattes, breakfast/lunch, free wifi, and local art for sale. My favorites are the Turkey and Brie on focaccia, the tomato bisque, and the Hershey ice cream. This place is a must visit if you're in the area. The owner (Skip Hicks) is passionate about the arts and good food and drink. He is a most endearing soul and the energy here reflects that. You just want to stay forever. You're welcome to take any food and drink from the café into the theater during the movie. How awesome is that. A true movie 'house'.

As someone who drinks way too much coffee due to lack of sleep from attending LVC, I pop in here…read moreabout once a week. There is quite a bit of seating, lots of neat pencil portraits and art pieces are on display as decorations, and they often showcase local art from schools or even local artists' works. The atmosphere is very laid back and has been for over the year I've been a patron. I've still never had the food, but the coffee is always good and the staff is pretty nice. They added, then removed, and now readded iced coffee to the menu. They've also recently cut back the pump flavors for coffee to more sensible flavors (mango coffee = yuck!). Oddly enough, I finally realized that they have shows here. I'm not sure why I never noticed the sound equipment, but I was here one night when some artists held an acoustic jam and spoken word night. It was a lot of fun. The only complaint I have about the place any more is that occasionally they will host a live show and you'll get chased out if you don't buy tickets for the show. It has only happened to me once, but it was very jarring and aggravating as I had purchased a bottomless cup and only got two cups out of it. I know it is my fault, but I didn't see any warning or I would have stayed home that night.

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.

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.

A local coffee shop will always be my favorite place to go to work or catch up with friends! St…read more Thomas is the only privately owned coffee house in the immediate area. And while I'd love to open my own coffee & co-working spot, I'm happy to support Geoff, Pam and the crew at STR! Just with the AC was a little cooler! Fun fact: I grew up in Linglestown and remember when....

Cornerstone Coffeehouse (Camp Hill, PA)…read more Stopped by Cornerstone Coffeehouse to get some work done and ended up having a fantastic experience. I ordered the seasonal Berry Cobbler Smoothie, made with cranberries, blueberries, and strawberries blended with oat milk, then topped with maple syrup and granola. It was delicious and tasted just like the name suggests. As a workspace, this coffee shop checks all the boxes: Plenty of tables and seating Indoor and outdoor options Relaxed atmosphere Community bulletin board Great food and pastry selections What stood out most was how welcoming the staff were. From the moment I walked in, they went out of their way to make me feel comfortable and appreciated. That level of hospitality can completely change an experience, and it certainly did for me. The highlight of my visit was a staff member named Sofia, who genuinely made my day. She went above and beyond to make my visit special, and her kindness was the cherry on top of an already great experience. If you're looking for a place to work remotely, enjoy a great smoothie, or simply spend time in a welcoming community space, Cornerstone Coffeehouse is well worth a visit. Sofia, you're the best

After walking all the floors at Antique Marketplace in Lemoyne, perfect Al fresco dining for this…read moreLate afternoon lunch at Cornerstone Coffeehouse. A Caesar salad pairs perfectly with an Izze sparkling blackberry beverage. Service with a smile.