Love this. To be able to interact with cats. The volunteers are wonderful and caring. And this is…read morethe best thearpy. We spend an hour there. We would spend an hour there. We also do paint night every once awhile and love seeing the cats.

I'm a caseworker, and one of my clients was in crucial need for food for his three famished cats…read more He'd run low on funds and been stuck in the house due to the poor weather and impaired mobility, so, remembering that Black Cat Market had helped with cat food last year, I called them to inquire about help. Though I neglected to get the woman's name who answered, I must say that she was gracious and accommodating, setting aside some food for us to pick up. While my client waited in the car, I popped in to pick up the free supply that she'd reserved, and her kindness continued. I've a feeling that everyone affiliated with BCM is of similar integrity, and we're thankful for their existence in our city. - David

Wonderful new LGBTQIA owned and friendly bunny cafe' located in Stanwix Street, downtown!!…read moreThis place is so beyond adorable. I can't even stand it. Currently only open on Saturdays 11am-5pm and 11am-7pm on Thursdays starting in December. The actual cafe' portion won't be open until closer to February. Donations of $5 are requested for 15 minutes of bunny time. This is the perfect local, small business to support, year-round. Feeling down? Come play with a bunny. They offer adoption services as well. A++++!!! PS: they will eventually have a cat room as well!

From the owner: We are a drink bar, gift shop, and bunny adoption center! Come meet your next best friend or just…read morehang with the bunnies for the day.

Stopped here with a friend for lunch after a nail appointment . What a cute spot! Our meals were…read moretasty and our beverages too. Staff was friendly initially . My friend did say her crepe was dry and not very good. I tried to grab a pastry on my way out, but none of the staff would come to the register and instead were arguing amongst each other. Definitely a cute spot to visit.

I ordered the berries and cream crepe which was very good, however, their was not much cream…read more Unfortunately, the good food was overshadowed a little by the service. It took quite awhile for my group and I to get our order. Additionally, I had a poor experience with one of the staff members who was a rude to my friends and I. To focus on more positives, the food is tasty and the interior is comfy and cute. I would still go back, I would just hope for a better service experience.

Perhaps this place does good work, but I wouldn't know…read more My father and I were 45 miles deep into our ride when my chain broke. We hoofed it a mile or so to the nearest bike shop, in the hopes they'd be able to swap w/ new chain. Instead, we were told "that's not how it works---we have 5 week backlog". The chain is standard size and having changed many before, I know that w the basic tools it'd be a 5-10 min fix. I understand the high service volume, but i think setting aside a few minutes to help riders who are in the midst of a long ride is the right choice. We're not being impatient-- we're stuck! Anyway, we were too focused on getting back to our ride to fully course correct the kid behind the counter. Just smirked, bought a chain (and chain tool) and replaced it out front the store. And yup, it took about 15 min. I now have an extra chain tool and a bike store I'll avoid next time.

I am a regular customer since 2010(When they were Bicycle Outfitters). I've never really had any…read moreproblems until the last visit. After getting my All City Zigzag back from a tuneup and wheel check (sealant and truing), I took it out for a ride and and at mile 32 the rear tire blew away from the wheel and completely destroying the wheel. When inspecting the wheel I noticed that they changed the tire with Panaracer Gravel King. A gravel tire that I don't like and I did not authorize. I cannot prove that the change caused the blow out but it could have. (I had changed the tires during RAGBRAI, so I did know they were in good shape.) On the plus side, they did get me a set of DT Swiss wheels for an excellent price and gave me a lift home so all is well. I do know that the bicycle industry is in upheaval at this time, so the LBSs should be more communicative with the customers. The new management must take the attitude, "In the matter of taste, the customer is always right". I lowered the rating of the bike shop because, when I took the bike out on a ride yesterday I started hearing noises in the in the brakes. I took it to a different mechanic that I'm familiar with. What I found out was the brakes were not bled and it took several syringes to clear fouled fluid in rear and replaced rear caliper. The rear derailleur cable was not fully in slot at clamp, and the headset needed lubing and tightened I won't even mention that the bar tape was shoddily wrapped. At one time this was a good bike shop and I hope it becomes one again.

Charming space. Nice staff. Excellent food. Quality ingredients. Interesting recipes…read more I had a breakfast bowl and have no idea what was in it (couldn't figure out the spices and sauces) but it was superb. Fantastic coffee as well. It's attached to a groovy shop featuring Italian foods and kitchen staples and wares. Bonus: Located on a cute street in a gem of a town -- you know, one of those historic treasures that wasn't obliterated in the name of "urban renewal" back in the day. Highly recommended.

Finding a healthy option for a quick lunch when traveling can be difficult. I was so happy to find…read morethis restaurant. I called ahead from the car as I noticed some reviews mentioned slow service but I don't think it made a big difference. My poke bowl was fantastic! So many different flavors all harmoniously worked together and much more salmon than I expected!!! Schweety's beef bowl was devoured leaving only some rice.

Superior food and a first class coffee bar set in one of the most scenic little towns we've bet…read moreencountered in the U.S. My wife and I ordered "Breakfast 37", which is two eggs to order, choice of meat and toast, potatoes extra. My sunny side up eggs were the most perfectly done I've ever had. The sourdough toast was grilled, not popped from a toaster. The cortado coffee was excellent. This place is one of the reasons we're going to come back to Cumberland. We're planning the trip right here at the breakfast table.

Really nice coffee shops in downtown Cumberland MD. Clean and pleasant interior with lots of…read moreseating. I had lunch there and had a chicken salad melt with pasta salad. For me, it was way too much mayo on the pasta salad and nothing really in it but the bow tie pasta. The melt was decent but again too much mayo. Service was friendly and efficient. Lots of great sounding menu items. Even though I found the meal I had to be 6/10, I'd still give it another try.

I stopped here on March 29, 2026, needing both coffee and gas, and I was pleasantly surprised. The…read morecoffeehouse is excellent, and the mini-mart connected to the gas station is really well done. The store was stocked with a great selection of what appeared to be locally made foods. I was especially impressed by the branding and cozy coffee house motif. This place really feels unique. I'll definitely keep it on my radar. If you're traveling on 70 through Maryland, check it out.

OAK barrel is in a gas station. We arrived on a Sunday and the place was packed. We wanted to grab…read morea made to order sandwich, but the wait was over 30 minutes. I also wanted to grab an espresso from their coffee bar, but there was no barista to be found. That was the negative but it was busy, to be fair. We ended up grabbing a premade sandwich and some cheesecake. Both were so good! The cheesecake was legit better than Cheesecake Factory. It was a huge slice for about $10. The sandwich was on fresh delicious bread. They have a great selection of items here and we would definitely make the pit stop again - hopefully with more time to wait for custom orders.

This spot is so fantastic. The outdoor spaces are amazing - with beautiful landscaping and plants…read moregalore. I asked a couple questions about the menu and was immediately directed to the BLT by a woman in the kitchen. Wow I wasn't disappointed. It was sooooo good. The bread was toasted perfectly (so it didn't kill the roof of my mouth), the tomato's and lettuce were fresh, the bacon crispy, and that basil mayo. A life changing BLT if there is such a thing. A couple side notes I appreciate. Bittersweet's marketing team deserves. Ton of credit - they have some awesome swag available for purchase. Also, this is a Christian oriented cafe with bible verses, messaging, and music. Love it! And finally, check out the story about Bittersweet's roots, its commitment to addiction recovery/support, and the owner's son's story/passing. The name "Bittersweet Cafe" will take on a deeper meaning (the news articles can be found in the walls before the counter by the bathrooms). Cheers Bittersweet, thanks for having me, and God bless!

Visited on a Saturday in between tours at Frank Lloyd Wright properties. I love the ambiance,…read moredecor, and meaning poured into this place. The food was delicious. Servers were friendly and hospitable. The only downside is waiting in line to order and then waiting for your food. This is probably not the place to come when you have a time crunch, but if you can eat a leisurely meal, come on! I had the Bittersweet chicken salad sandwich and we shared a peanut butter mousse dessert, both were great!