Their coffee is delicious! Not bitter at all and very smooth, and the lattes and mochas are full…read moreof flavor but not overly sweet. I especially loved the orangutan mocha (chocolate and orange) from the regular menu and the Layover latte (biscoff cookie!) from the summer menu.

We always stop in when we're in town and am always happy that you could find great coffee and…read morebreakfast in small towns. Today was iced latte and my wife had hot lavender vanilla latte, which she loved. I did the Santa fe wrap which was a generous size with grilled chicken, beans, corn, cheese, in a wrap. However, what everyone loves is there gouda morning, with a locally baked English muffin with chives, gouda cheese, and sausage patty. Simple, delicious. And I noticed other coffee shops starting to sell their home-roasted coffee, and for good reason. Check out the roaster in the back room.

Dubai mocha coffee for hubby was an 8 out of 10. He is picky so that's a pretty good number. I had…read morea crepe filled with amazing fresh food; the ham was delicious. Chai was good.

Eeeek! I just love a wonderfully cozy coffee shop. We were traveling through the area for business,…read moreand I'm always one to scope out the best coffee in the area. I'm happy to say Collage was just that! They hit the ball out of the park! My husband consistently gets an oat milk mocha at every coffee shop, and this had his stamp of approval. I got the seasonal sugar cookie latte (according to the kind barista it is a mix of butter extract and birthday cake syrups, yum!) it was just a touch sweet for me, but I am not someone who would typically go for the sweeter drink on the menu. But today I needed a sweet pick me up. Either way, it was delicious! You can taste the flavor of the latte while the coffee flavor still shines through- just the perfect balance! They have a variety of drink options including kombucha, coffee, and tea. A little bummed I wasn't in the area longer to head back for a booch, as the flavor options sounded delicious. They also had a small variety of baked goods and some different panini options- definitely seems like their food options are best on Saturdays when their brunch menu is in full effect. Inside the space is both spacious and cozy! Decorated a bit for the holidays, and places to sit and yap- love that for the locals. Single room bathrooms that were also spacious and clean. Overall, a wonderful stop with kind and helpful staff, clean spacious and cozy amenities, and top notch coffee!

Great comfy place. Nice atmosphere. Good hot chocolate. I hope no one noticed I dozed off on…read morethis couch, I don't notice any drool.

No longer exists, it's Beans on Broad. Barely exists as a coffee shop since like the rest of Grove…read moreCity it likes to roll up the sidewalk before 4:30 to avoid getting actual business. Still, kind of interesting to be Duke of a nonexistent business.

A cute small coffee shop in downtown Slippery Rock. We stopped by after lunch at North Country…read moreBrewing. I ordered to-go a Maple shaken espresso was amazing. Rich espresso flavor with maple. So good. I also hit a small treat: chocolate beignets were tasty and flavorful. Friendly staff and good coffee. We'll be back.

What's great? The atmosphere and decor. It was eclectic, and held your interest while in line. They…read moreseem to have a good following in the college town. Staff were very nice. For me, that's where the positive experience ends. The actual products were disappointing. They use the cheapest of creamers (and yes, it affects the taste.) the pepperoni roll was filled with cheese (I strongly dislike cheese, but love pepp bread and traditional rolls, which are usually made w a yeast dough). These seemed like Sam's Club ZRoni rolls or similar product. They were greasy and gross. The marinara sauce on the side cost extra, amounted to maybe a tablespoon in total, and was ice cold. The coffee cake tasted like carrot cake without the cream cheese frosting. The coffee itself was likely good, however it was ruined by the cheap, hormone riddled creamer. Ingredient quality matters. Cost was over $20, which would have been fair if the product was enjoyable.

I ordered the cheesy potatoes and eggs with bacon well done and eggs over medium. The bacon was…read morecrisp. The potatoes were not and the eggs were less than over easy. So... it was ok. The girls were happy without complaint, they had pancakes and stuffed French toast, but it was too much for their tiny stomachs and needed boxes. Overall, the flow from seated to exit has some delay which is possibly due to the attention of the staff to their guests. Maybe it's the lack of motivation? I don't know. FYI: The more tables you quickly change; the more money you make. So, if they master the table exchange so people aren't literally left in the cold outside waiting to be seated, I'd go back, but if not, I can make breakfast at home.

Been to this quaint Cafe' a number of times, for both breakfast and lunch, food selections are…read morenumerous. I've always been more than satisfied with all food items ordered. I strongly recommend the cinnamon bun pancakes, anytime of day. Service has always been excellent, everyone in the establishment is extremely attentive and friendly....

Usually when we go to the strip I assume it's going to be a cheat day. Most of the food is fried or…read morecovered in cheese. But not this place- my gosh I'm not sure how we've missed it in the past, but we will sure be going back. They are very dog friendly (even have a dog menu) and that's why I was distracted and didn't take any pictures but the place is adorable. Staff is very friendly! I got the salmon power bowl with a citrus vinaigrette and it was absolutely delicious. My husband got the steak power bowl and said he would definitely get it again. New and Big fans of Ruff Life. Kudos!

A cute shop on the strip that has small meals and things for your pup. You can bring your best…read morefriend with you. There is also a small patio area in the back. The place is very well maintained. We were waited on very quickly. Check them out for a unique gift for your yourself or your pup.

So glad we stopped in for a coffee ... to keep us caffeinated and warm while doing some last minute…read moreshopping. I grabbed a bottle of water also to stay hydrated. lol. Christmas is in two days and we are finally done! This outlet shopping center is small, but had a store and something for everyone on our gift-giving list! The hardest part was not shopping for myself with some of the amazing deals! Lululemon had amazing holiday deals. The coffee shop is located next to the food court by the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory store. Service was quick and the barista was friendly. The interior is nicely decorated and appeared clean. There are bar height seats facing out the front windows that are perfect for people watching. Haha. They have a few options for a snack like pepperoni rolls and pasties. Just ask. Next time we are in the area, we will stop here again for coffee or a seasonal latte. My little guy loves their chocolate milk options and sweet treats. Nice break when shopping to keep dry and warm indoors. We had stopped in last summer also, so it was great for getting an ice coffee and water when it was hot outside.

From the owner: Welcome to The Coffee Tree Roasters at Joseph’s—your locally rooted destination for gourmet coffee,…read morebrewed fresh from the finest beans sourced around the world. Whether you're starting your day or taking a well-earned break, you can treat yourself to a perfectly crafted latte, espresso, cappuccino, hot or iced tea, or one of our frozen drinks and smoothies. You’ll also find a delicious selection of baked goods, including bagels, muffins, cookies, and sweet treats made to satisfy. And when your appetite calls for something heartier, we've got you covered with homemade pepperoni rolls, breakfast sandwiches, and egg bites. I'm proud to carry on the tradition started by my great-grandfather, Moowid Joseph. At just 15, he began his journey to the United States from Lebanon up through South America. He began selling fruits and vegetables from a horse and buggy before opening his first grocery store on Long Avenue in New Castle, PA. He believed in fresh ingredients, hard work, and giving his community the very best—and that’s exactly what you’ll experience at The Coffee Tree Roasters by Joseph. We also have coffee locations at UPMC Jameson and at our specialty/grocery store, both in New Castle with another coffee shop opening at UPMC Horizon in Farrell soon.

Absolutely everything was just right from the moment I walked in to the moment I left!…read more Atmosphere; very inviting and comfortable Service; friendly Prices: a little on the pricey side for a cappuccino but well worth the $$ ...I rate an overall experience of 5 stars

I stopped by here two days ago with my family for our morning coffee. Every weekend we try to hit…read moreup a new local coffee shop, and on this morning we happened to be going to the Crawford County Fair, so we stopped at French Creek Coffee and Tea on the way. This shop is located in downtown Meadville right on Chestnut Street and close to Diamond Park Square. The shop itself is both cute and spacious. It has a display case full of pastries, a counter to order from, and plenty of seating. Towards the back are bathrooms and a small area for children to color. You can also see a roaster through some plexiglass. I wasn't sure if they actually used it, but it was still cool to see it there. For my coffee on this morning I went with one of their specialty lattes, a hot BNB, while my wife went with an iced mocha. The menu described mine as sweet cream butter and brown sugar melted together to make an extra rich, extra creamy, mildly sweet latte. As my drinks were being made, the fluffernutter scone also caught my attention, so I purchased it after the fact. It was still the first thing that I ate, though, and I thought it was pretty good. The marshmallow was on top, and while it was sticky, it was a nice addition to the somewhat indulgent peanut butter scone underneath it. The scone definitely packed a large peanut butter punch, although it was on the drier side, even for a scone. After that I was able to try my coffee and thought that it was pretty flavorful. The coffee itself was bold and came through strong and beautifully. The butter and brown sugar flavors were a bit muddled, though. If anything, the extra creaminess, which almost felt like a silky cream, was probably the biggest contribution from the butter. My wife did enjoy hers, especially the chocolate and coffee flavors coming through. The bottom line for me is that I would stop by here again in the future. I love that Meadville has this charming coffee shop, and I will be back for both coffee and baked goods.