Great little sandwich shop run by several ladies with politeness and care…read more Sandwiches are not made, they are built and made from fresh ingredients every day, many unusual and hard to find combinations too. This place is off the beaten path somewhat, located just off Rt. 45, about a mile from downtown Lewisburg. But it is well worth the effort for outstanding selection of sandwiches made with love and care every time. Highly recommended.

I love this place! It's quiet and a great place to get work done. There is a separate room if you…read moreneed even more space and quiet to read. The ladies are very accommodating and sweet.

Venus(Mom) - Wow!!! The food was so amazing! They were also very accommodating for me since I am…read moregluten free. Troy(oldest son) - this place is an excellent example of the phrase "it's what's on the inside that counts." Nothing flashy on the outside but the food and flavor combinations were like nothing I've ever tried, and I'm from a city of diversity, Los Angeles :) Ty(coolest son) - This food was spectacular. My favorite food is a philly cheese steak and I've already tried 3 different ones this weekend but this one was by far the best. It also tasted more natural and less greasy then the other ones. I highly recommend this place if you want high quality food. Emerald(youngest child) I would give this place 10 stars if I could but sadly I can only give it 5.

Incredible ladies run this establishment. They not only provided a perfectly cooked and delicious…read morebreakfast with yummy scrapple, but they also gave me some healing crystals for my brother who has cancer. He has them by his side 24/7 and believes in their power. Bless you

Wow, in town for a few days and missing my at home daily double shot to espresso…read more Happened in mid-afternoon, not sure if there is a seat in the establishment that the upholstery/clean plastics warp is not torn and well worn. I'm a simple person one double espresso. No cream and certainly no sweetener. The "double" that will get you change for a $5ski is not even close to a 30ML single shot. Please charge more if needed to deliver a real double 60ML serving. It was either over temped or over extracted because it had the bitterness of cheap spirits. On the only positive note, service was fast and efficient. If you ever wanted to stop drinking coffee, this place could help with that.

My friend and I met here for brunch today, and since I'm rarely in Lock Haven, it was so delightful…read moreto walk into a coffee shop with natural lighting and staff who was delightfully encouraging. I got a Strawberry Pinacolada smoothie that sent me right back to when I was a kid back in Idaho when my mom would take me to a little smoothie place out there. I was also delightfully surprised by an amazing breakfast sandwich on a cheddar jalapeño bagel with pesto, bacon, ham, cheese and egg. It really hit the spot. I plan to come back soon!

My partner and I both got an egg and cheese bagel. Both were delicious! The staff were also…read moreincredibly friendly. We loved the mallard decor too...we need more duck-themed establishments!

Service was fantastic and the drinks were spectacular. Very cute vibe and friendly. The cookies are…read morea must have

Cute little coffee shop in a church from the 1800s. It seems they sell vintage items too, I saw a…read morelot of old woman's clothing on display. The coffee was good, and the inside of the church is so cool! Plus they are open on Sundays (till 2) unlike the other coffee shops in the area. It's a little bit away from the "downtown" are but worth the short drive!

The most wonderful little cafe! I stumbled upon this in the middle of a very long drive-and how…read moreglad I am! The atmosphere is impeccable. Situated in an old church building which also hosts artist workshops, one is greeted by smells of incense and coffee and the sight of racks of curated vintage clothing for sale. I was lucky enough to get to try a new sandwich they're rolling out, berries and brie on sourdough, which was delicious. This cafe is operated by a mother-daughter team, the latter of whom was in during my visit and was very kind. Can't recommend Bloom Sum enough!

Loved this place! I got the Belleville Firehouse Wrap and it was excellent. Frappe was well made,…read moretasty, and uses real espresso (which is a must for me). Lots of other tasty and local treats I didn't get to try, so I'm looking forward to stopping in again next time I'm in the area. Service was friendly, done with a smile, and very personable. Eating area looked nice too, and was comfortable to sit and enjoy the food and coffee. Coffee is roasted on-site too, so it's fresh and local.

Their wraps are Awesome! There are Breakfast wraps and…read morelunch wraps. The chicken wrap is my favorite. Parking is always FREE

Absolutely loved this place. Super cool old house. Good was amazing- had things for vegetarians…read more The coffee was the best I have had in ages!

The cafe is very vibey. The lights are dim with lots of art and decor and lamps set around which…read morestill makes it a reasonable place to work. I had a French toast latte. It was good but definitely more coffee flavor than flavor French toast flavor. I had the pecan tassie which was so buttery and gooey. It was delicious and I would go back just for that. I went on a Thursday morning and it was extremely full. A nice lady let me share her table until one opened up but if it is regularly that full I don't know that I would be back.

We love stopping by the cafe after visiting the playground. The dirty chai is the perfect balance…read moreof spiced chai and espresso without being overly sweet. My kids love the smoothies, cookies, and especially the cinnamon rolls. It's such a nice place to take our kids and sit on the patio for a coffee and snack. You can tell the owner works hard on her menu and making sure everyone has the best experience possible.

We made a quick stop during our morning walk with our pup. I got a Strawberry Watermelon Refresher…read more($4.50 for 20oz) while the fiance had the Iced Black Coffee ($4.50 for 20oz). The drink needs a good mix, but decent. They have a nice outdoor patio area that feels like a backyard garden. It's a decent spot, but nothing too special.

Pastry and Panini, were amazing! Well worth the extra five minutes off the highway. Will certainly…read morebe the place for all future road trips across Pennsylvania.

Really friendly people who want to make sure you get the coffee and sandwich you want. The space is…read morea nice set up with a small selection of Italian essentials in one area and nicely set up seating in the rest of the area. Going on a Tuesday, there was still a sizable crowd, so I can only imagine what it must be like during the summer on a weekend. Wifi is inconsistent and weak, but it's a nice place to chill and have a coffee and chat with friends.

Given the good and kind words from the other reviews, I thought when I stopped it was like it was…read morerun by high school girls. The service was slow, the signage (what the menu was) was unclear, the food was good but not great, the prices have gone up. I cannot imagine stopping there again. Not that it was horrible, but there are much better cultural experiences. And, there was nothing great or unique there. not that it was horrible, but Berkholders is just down the street and is faster, clearer, wider selection for 10% more. Your mileage may vary.

I was alerted to this gem by a counselor at Woodward Camp in PA. I went on a culinary excursion and…read morelistened. This is a street side operation that operates only on Friday (Bakery is open both days, Friday and Saturday). The food is cooked by a very nice Amish fellow on a long grill in back. The food service part is run by who I am assuming are his daughters. Step up to the window and order. I did the half grilled chicken dinner (comes with beans, a tater, a roll and macaroni salad) for $8.75 (I talked to a couple of the people on line and this was overwhelmingly the advice I got). I also went in for the quart of homemade lemonade for $2. The chicken was ridiculous! So well seasoned and just falling off the bone tender. It was just about to jump right in my belly! The lemonade was really good and the tater was delicious with nothing on it, I just spooned it out of the skin! The other sides were almost too much like southern sides for me with the addition of more sweetener than I prefer but we're good anyhow. This is a local gem and I was a welcome visitor and landed up having a nice conversation with 2 local ladies while we ate at a picnic table, about the Grange Fair and other fun stuff. Seriously, this was like an episode of DDD but without the annoying fellow with spiked white tips. Not easy to find, far from everything, well worth driving through Amish country to find on a pretty Pennsylvania afternoon. Get there early, though, they will run out. Eat well! V-Dub