Cute little spot with a good coffee selection and the coffee itself was great. The religious theme…read moreis VERY committed, which wasn't really my vibe. I came for caffeine, not conversion, but the coffee did its job.

my drinks here are always amazing but recently they have declined in taste the espresso taste…read moreburnt and any pumps of flavor" you can barely taste. I believe it's a new girl she's short with black hair

A great little coffee spot in downtown Cumberland! I stopped in this morning for a couple of…read morescones, a flat white and a latte. The baristas were kind and friendly. Everything was delicious. The flat white was superb! I was also very impressed that there was a sign on the door about watching your language. It's nice to see traditional values being upheld in the service industry still! Will return when in the area again.

It's a tiny shop but super cute, with eclectic decos…read more Love that they had a flat white option on the menu since it gives you more volume than a cortado but less milk than a latte. There are tons of outlets for charging devices, and it's pretty chill to read or get some work done. Wish they had more savory food options. But the barista served the coffee fast and hot.

Nice little spot for grabbing coffee! The barista was very friendly and went out of her way to…read moreexplain what they had to offer. Couple of tables to enjoy your brew. We had a bagel with cream cheese, avocado, and tomatoe which hit the spot. They also had themed drinks for Halloween!

Service was great and the espresso was delicious! Our server was beyond friendly and extremely…read moreaccommodating!

Wonderful people Great place. Great outdoor seating. Prices r not exspensive. Great placeread more

We found this place while traveling through the area and were thoroughly impressed. The drinks were…read moreall delicious- iced chais, hot coffees, seasonal drinks. We didn't try any food, but the options looked nice. It is such a peaceful atmosphere inside, very nicely decorated and cozy P.S. - This cafe is now called Honey B's

The Clay Cup is a nice coffee shop located in downtown Altoona near the train station. It's got…read morequite a bit of charm with brick wall interiors, but there is a bit of a musty smell to the place. The place seemed to have a bit of an identity crisis with a separate pottery painting area in the back, but I suppose that's only practical to make multiple uses of the space given this historic core of Altoona seems to have fallen on hard times and doesn't have much going for it. The iced mocha (3.5/5) I got was decent with only minor hints of bitterness, but was otherwise quite average. I'm happy to round up as the service was pleasant and I'm happy to support a small local business. I'd recommend The Clay Cup to those looking for a decent coffee shop in downtown Altoona.

Love this place and the interior is beautiful. Sarah the owner does so much for the community. The…read morebarista's remember your name and order. Definitely a place to become a regular at!

Coffee is bar none the best. If you enjoy frapuccinos the java chip frap. Yumm…read more The brownies not so wonderful. They were not made the same day a but old and dry.

This was a great little coffee shop with awesome decor and tasty coffee. Nice staff, and they had…read moresoy milk!

I'm a local and love to stop by One North for coffee or smoothies. There are many flavor options so…read moreI like to choose a different one each time. I often take an extra cup along out to share with a friend. This place is clean and perfect for someone wanting a quiet place to work or meet with a friend. The macarons are over-priced, but that's how macarons always are. I love that they often have gluten-free options, the flourless chocolate torte is astonishing with a hot latte.

For a small town like Mercersburg, Pa., I can best describe this coffee shop as chic. It reminds me…read moreof the coffee shops and cafes you would find in upscale neighborhoods in Manhattan, N.Y. The building the shop is in, experienced a major renovation. The building sat empty for many years and was completely renovated. The interior is beautifully decorated and inviting. There are tables and chairs, and counters to sit and eat at and sofas for lounging. Customers can sit and browse the internet on their laptops and cellphones while enjoying a sandwich and coffee . The dining area and bathrooms are spotless. I tried a bagel and found it dense, not airy of light. The coffee is good. Most of their baked products are made in house. They offer bagels, pastries, cakes, breakfast and lunch sandwiches and more. Prices are slightly higher than other similar shops. However, the stores ambiance makes it worth the extra expense. The staff members are pleasant and friendly and service is quick. There is paid metered street parking available. A quarter will buy you an hour of time. This shop is very popular with the locals and especially with the high school students from the prestigious Mercersburg Academy. If your looking for a relaxing place to enjoy a cup of coffee, food and a place to meet with friends and family, this is the place. I recommend visiting this shop for a slightly elevated experience.

This is a cute little coffee shop setup in the county seat of Cambria County. I attended my niece's…read morefirst birthday party here and found this place to be accommodating. The shop itself is nice, but they banquet room, if that's what you want to call it, really has a lot of space to fit a good group of people in it. The place is super clean, bright, and welcoming. Staff here are great and they have this thing where it is like a pay it forward section. The way they explained it was that you can either purchase and item on the board for someone when they come in, or you can use one that was purchased if you are short on cash at that moment. Kind of a nice little thing to do and keeps with the community. They have other things here besides coffee. Of course the have pastries and some sandwiches. I did not try any of them, but if I am in the area again, I would give this place a go for lunch sometime.

Can't get enough of this coffee! Peppermint Mocha with oat milk. Just right. So very clean and…read morecozy! Wonderful staff! Stop in every travel thru town.

In December I had a mild anxiety attack from the meet and greet with santa being too loud.... I…read morerequested to the owner they put up signs or something especially because there is alot of war vets in town who could benefit from a prewarning! Seriously that place bounces off noise like a tin can! He was super mean... Now every time I go in my food is messed up.... today I looked around at everyone else's bagel in the store was normal and mine was the only one that looked like it was squished into the ground and tasted like dirt... I called the owner and he acted like "you can do whatever you want it's a free country... maybe we cannot accommodate your disability" and I was in shock... who serves food like this to anyone???? I don't even talk when I come in there just scroll thru reels what is your problem??

We were in Tyrone for 2 days and stopped by The Brew for some coffee on a chilly Saturday morning -…read morethinking it would both be the pick me up to start the day and a little heat to warm us up! The young couple who were working were not very welcoming (but it seems most of the people we ran into in Tyrone, are not the most friendly group) Now onto the coffee - I ordered a marshmallow something, and hubs ordered a chai latte The drinks were luke warm and both lacked flavor. I tried hubs too and I didn't taste much chai. Both tasted like luke warm water. I also questioned the food selection to see what, if anything was gluten free. And the workers couldn't really tell me much (I was told to look at the label for the ingredients) - so we decided to pass. I'm sure maybe the drip coffee could be good - but latte's might not be their thing..... Cute decor though - I loved the ceiling lighting fixture.