Definitely premium prices - Their bean is amazingly fresh…read morethough. I got their Americano - which for is the ultimate test. It had a beautiful feel and finish to it. The spot has some nice outdoor area. It's big and spacious inside - I bought one of their small bags of fresh beans to try it out. I loved it. I don't have a problem with premium beans, product and pricing - it

If you're looking for a great cup of coffee, fantastic service, and a comfy place to hang out,…read moreOmega is it. I've ordered hot and iced lattes here, as well as a hot chocolate, and was so impressed by the well-roundedness of each drink. Make sure to pick up one of the breads that they have at the counter too - so moist and delicious! If you're more of a make you own at home type of coffee person, have no fear. The quality of their roasted beans is fantastic! I've used the 12.02 blend and the Colombia toffee pudding in my espresso machine, and both have pulled absolutely fantastic shots (see photo!) I don't live locally anymore, but this is definitely a regular stop for me while I'm visiting!

Denim Coffee in Chambersburg had been on my list to visit ever since it opened. I am just never in…read morethat area. I finally made it there recently when I met up with a friend. When I first entered this version of Denim Coffee, I was struck by how long it was and the lack of windows compared to the Carlisle and Harrisburg locations. As far as the product goes, same great coffee you get from their other locations. I ordered an iced latte with oat milk. I liked the latte, it was very smooth and the flavor of the coffee was really good. Denim offers other drinks like smoothies and kombucha but I always go for the coffee and cannot vouch for those. They also have a limited menu and some baked goods. Not a lot of vegan food options, if any, so I've never eaten anything from any of the Denim locations. Price wise, you're paying less for these excellent, locally roasted coffee drinks than you would at corporate coffee shops or the local shops you'd find in larger cities. Any time I'm in the vicinity of a Denim and looking for coffee, I make it a point to stop in.

So we stopped here to get some espresso.. I will say their coffee is better than their neighbors…read more(Cafe Brussels)..but don't get it twisted here. It is thick and syrupy.. exactly how's it's described by the owner..not really the consistency I look for in my espresso. You can taste all the flavor notes..but it's BITTER. The barista was rude..when I asked for almond milk like it was stupid of me to ask..I didn't know my question was offensive? The shop on the inside looks like idk.. scary. The ceiling tiles are janky..the floors are stained and old..the seating area as you can tell from the pictures is nothing to be desired..at all. I couldn't tell you if they have a bathroom or not..I wasn't walking back that area to find out either. It's very inconsistent.., to how the espresso is prepared ( one place has a mod bar..this one actually had an espresso machine), to how they make the shop look. Oh and my favorite...no community support. No local artists, no business cards, no outside advertisement allowed in Denims shops. For a more in depth review check out the link below! https://peripateticcoffeeco.com

Wayyyyy over priced for the most basic breakfast. First time there today for Mother's Day weekend,…read morestood in line for 5-10 minutes while there were several woman working not one took a few seconds to acknowledge my mother and I which seemed very rude. The food was very very generic crepe with eggs, 2 chicken bagels and in English muffin with sausage and 3 drinks... total was $71.00. Not impressed enough to pay that for the service or the food again.

First time, I ordered large vanilla chai. Very good! When I got my drink, I was pleasantly…read moresurprised to see design in my foam. It was a picture of a cat with the word love underneath. The cafe itself was warm & inviting. I sat on a long bench against the wall but sectioned with square tables to individualize separate tables. The baristas were attentive, smiling and willing to please. I felt special. Thank you Rae-Jay! Second time at Brussels, I ordered Asiago sandwich on a bagel Very delicious!

Very nice coffee shop. The owner Joan is truly a sweetie! She treats all of her customers like old…read morefriends she hasn't seen in a while. The coffee has great flavor and prices are right. She has baked cookies and treats. The coffee shop is connected to a woman's boutique shop. They have been around for more than 15 years! Check them out. They accept credit card and there is off street parking.

Stopped in for lunch today and I wasn't sure what to expect. It was mostly drinks, light…read moresandwiches and pancakes. I really wanted to try the pancakes but felt like a sandwich would be more filling. I ordered a ham and cheese "sub" which was a grilled panini-style sandwich with some potato chips. Nothing wrong with the sandwich, nothing wonderful about it either. I also got a hot caramel coffee with whipped cream. I was expecting a larger cup and, with the lid on, I couldn't see the whipped cream. Like the sandwich, it was good -- not great but nothing wrong, either. When I entered, my first impression was of cleanliness and the gal working at the counter was extremely friendly and offered helpful suggestions. This wasn't really a restaurant, though, and I didn't realize that until I left. I was also the only person eating -- I believe there were two other customers who entered -- both of whom got something to go. Coworkers said The Oasis is a great place for specialty drinks though only three customers at the busy lunch rush seemed odd.

This is the standing along Starbucks and not the one that's inside the Target across the way. And…read moreits' a decent one, but on this particular morning they were down to just one steam machine so there was quite the long wait for drinks. As well, the half & half container was empty at the condiments station. Catching the young lady's eye for a refill took about four minutes. Wow. Inside and outside seating.

Oh my goodness! How can you all be so nice and not serve HOT COFFEE?! I just don't understand it!…read more Ordered a Venti handed it to me at drive through, got on 81 and it's Luke warm to cool?!?!?! Why? This is the only Starbucks I know that does this. I'm not "NOT" going back! I figured I give you another try! Can't, won't, tired of the poor consistency!

Ordered the iced Horchata shaken espresso, and it tastes awful. I don't know how they made it, but…read moreit doesn't taste like a normal iced Horchata shaken espresso.

Wonderful workers, drinks are so so good, I had a grilled cheese that was outstanding toasted to…read moreperfection. Bathrooms were nice and clean!

I've been to a few interesting McDonald's locations. Some unique because of the building. Some…read moreunique because of the location. But never one because of the parking lot being unique. That does not equate to a unique thing in the least. When I got here, I was not prepared for how terrible of a location this is road wise. It is where the four lane goes down to a two lane for a few blocks and then back up to four lanes in a way. Making for getting into the lot difficult, especially if you are not familiar with the area in the least. Finally into the lot and I start to circle around to find a spot. I was not doing the drive thru as I needed to sit down and eat a meal. I circled around once for sure to only eye that there were handicap spots truly near the building. I did the start of a second circle to then notice that parking had a direction to it. Behind the building. Not just behind the building, but completely behind the building. Like you are walking the distance of twice the building to get inside. Almost as if they were hoping that you had no other choice but to give up and use the drive thru. This causes you to wonder if your vehicle was still going to out here when you returned. This also made you feel like you were definitely taking a chance with your life. I also have to point out that you will have to cross two lanes of through traffic to get to the sidewalk to that leads you to the door. One being that drive thru lane. Once inside, I used the kiosk to order food. Went to my table and waited. Having ordered from the kiosk my food arrived and the girl delivering it asked me if I had my drink. Uh, how? I ordered from the kiosk, no one was at the counter, and currently most places dismantled the self serve soda fountain areas. Telling her no, I was given my cup after my food arrived and was actually able to fill/refill my drink if I wanted. Probably one of the last places to do so. Food was your basic food. Nothing to complain about. It hit the spot and and had me on my way here. Back to the parking lot, my vehicle was still there. However, to exit they make you access the side road here to get back on the main stretch. Which is supposed to ease the pain, but still just as difficult/annoying.

Oh jesus this is going to be a long paragraph, I am 15 years old and lived in Chambersburg for my…read moreentire life, and since I remember 70% of the time the McDonald's order is messed up. The service is terrible. They cant hear you when you say codes and you dont get the food, get your food mixed up, mess up the order by putting pickles on a cheeseburger which my mother is allergic too, they fuck it up almost every time and unenjoyable. The employees dont respect you and are rude and ignorant. Do not go here and also there's managers being replaced like crazy

service was decent, but the actual base had NO flavor. it literally tasted like water. the granola…read moreis pretty good, it was the only thing that saved it.

What happens when you live half-a-block away from this place? You eat. A lot. Sometimes twice…read more.. even three-times-a-day a lot. You try ALL the things. Some things every day (like their peanut butter energy bites). Usually they're also pretty good about substitutions. Everything is already gluten-free, which is a bonus for me, but I'm also allergic to tree nuts, so usually I'd substitute peanut butter (which is NOT a nut, it's a legume for all you non-botonists out there) for hazelnut drizzle (which IS a nut). While Chambersburg isn't exactly a tourist destination (there's a reason we decided to move away & full-time RV) it does have a couple of bright spots... and this is one of them.