Based on a local recommendation, my wife and I stopped in for a late breakfast on a recent…read moreSaturday. The place had that classic diner feel--busy, a little old-school, but comfortable. Despite the crowd, we were seated quickly with minimal wait. Prices were very reasonable, especially for the portion sizes. The food was a highlight with two exceptions. The corned beef hash was a standout--crispy, flavorful, and clearly made with care. My pork chops, unfortunately, were overcooked, and the home fries were softer than I prefer instead of crispy. Service really elevated the experience. Our server, Emily, was attentive, friendly, and genuinely welcoming throughout the meal. This experience extended to all the waitstaff who collaboratively worked to ensure our satisfaction Overall, a solid neighborhood diner with good value, quick seating, and strong service. We'll definitely be back.

Please stay away if not going for breakfast. Food was very underwhelming. Not a spot if your from…read moreout of town, everyone stares at you. Went for dinner at 6:30 and they were out of a bunch of stuff. I do have to say that our server was very nice and attentive.

Dirty chai latte is great. Seasonal drinks - great…read more Relaxing space, delightfully quirky international music, beautiful art everywhere. Would recommend.

My friends and I went to Afton this past weekend for a quick getaway. Before the trip, I did some…read moreresearch on local coffee roasters, and Happ Coffee was easily at the top of my list. On our way to our Airbnb, a friend and I stopped by Happ, which is located inside an industrial-style building that's incredibly spacious. There's plenty of seating, along with a dedicated area where beans are available for purchase. The barista was really friendly, and we ended up having an in-depth conversation about drink recommendations. When I settled on a cappuccino, he walked me through how each milk option paired with the espresso. I ultimately chose whole milk since it doesn't have an overpowering flavor like almond milk, which allowed the light-roast espresso (an optional upgrade) to really shine. I didn't fully enjoy the cappuccino during the first couple sips because the mouthfeel of the whole milk felt a bit too thick, which didn't pair well with the light roast. However, it became more harmonious as I continued drinking, and the highlight was definitely the bright sweetness of the espresso. I really appreciate a coffee shop that pulls a light-roast espresso well. The barista asked for my thoughts, which I shared, and he then pulled me a shot using their South Paw (house espresso blend) beans to try. I thoroughly enjoyed this light-medium espresso, which was bright and strong, without the unpleasant acidity or bitterness that often follows. I don't typically recommend ordering a straight espresso shot at most coffee shops, but Happ does it well. Overall, it was a great experience -- lovely coffee and friendly baristas who genuinely care about their craft. I left with one of their limited-release coffees (a Peruvian Geisha), which I'm looking forward to trying as a pour-over at home.

Stopped in for a treat and was not disappointed! As always, the staff was friendly and the place…read morewas full of college kids enjoying a late afternoon pick me up. You know how you can just look at something and know it tastes delicious? That was the Lemony Snickerdoodle cookie. A slight crunch on the outside due to the sugar with moist, tangy lemon goodness in the middle. SO GOOD! The star of my visit though was the Cold Fashioned cold brew. I had never heard of this and knew I had to try it. Made with house-made cold brew, a couple dashes of bitters, a splash of maple syrup, (and I added a splash of almond milk!), it was smooth, slightly sweet, and very refreshing. Nothing like I have ever had before! It is a seasonal item so I suggest you get down to Broad Porch Coffee ASAP to try!

This place is cozy and seems like a place where I can get my work done. The bacon egg and cheese…read morewas amazing I could eat 1000 of them. What a great place. Service was good too.

So glad a friend recommended this spot after camping. Had the best huevos rancheros on the east…read morecoast! The woman that greeted us was very kind as was our server. And have to mention the beautiful rosemary bush outside was the right dose of aroma therapy I needed, that and my delicious dirty chai latte! Perfect experience. Wish I lived in the area to keep trying everything on the menu. Highly recommend!

On our way through Harrisburg and found this tasty Little Grill for breakfast. Be prepared for…read moretheir overly generous portions! I had a great breakfast sandwich with eggs, mushrooms, onions, sausage, cheese and cream cheese. They allowed me to substitute the sub roll for their focaccia bread and... oh my! All was delicious and it came with crispy fried potatoes. I could not finish the bread or the potatoes but I wanted to!!!! My husband had their pancakes and a side of bacon. He loved it and he could have just ordered one pancake because they are large. We also ordered a cinnamon roll to go and beware it's a large pancake that taste just like a cinnamon roll and it was oh so yummy! Coffee and service were also excellent, Very friendly atmosphere! It's a popular place and limited parking. A good find on our travels!

You really feel like you've sat down at someone's grandma's house for a good meal. The staff is…read morevery perceptive, something most restaurant employees don't have. The food very comforting and easy to enjoy. Everyone liked what they got. The atmosphere is very welcoming, olde school, pleasant. No complaints.

We have been twice now, once for lunch and another for breakfast service. Both times, we adored the…read moredecor and overall feel of the place. However, I have always hoped to have the other server... we were unlucky to have the same lady both times (so definitely not just a bad day) who does not return the warmth you try to give her. She seemed very irritated by any questions, gave us our bill after only a few questions, and was never to be seen again which was sad because we would probably have gotten a dessert if it wouldn't have felt like an inconvenience. inconvenience. For the food, it was very pretty! It is definitely made with love! Just... not a ton of flavor. The in-house Honey Dutch syrup was sweet but not the in the traditional way that one associates with vanilla and they don't offer any other alternatives so I don't recommend ordering the French Toast as they are quite dry. They would have been lovely with tbe SMALLEST amount of syrup. The fruit portion was incredibly generous however. My partner's breakfast plate was again, underwhelming but not bad.

Worth stopping even if you aren't shopping. Homemade soups, bakery, sandwiches, burgers, etc. Very…read morereasonable prices. Very nice owners. I had the turkey, ham, BLT club. It was huge...enough for 2 people. Not sure what they use for white bread but it didn't seem to be "wonder bread". Sandwiches and burgers come with chips. Breakfast served all day. Closes at 3PM. Opens at 10. Coke products, bottled and fountain.

We were very happy with the takeout lunch we ordered. We have done this twice, both times were…read moredelicious.

Great vegan-friendly spot! I stopped in for lunch, and my…read moretaste buds had a party. The menu has an amazing variety of flavors, plus so many treats -- cookies, muffins, brownies, wraps, and pre-made meals to take home. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the space has both indoor and outdoor seating with a really welcoming vibe. I got the #16 Saigon Gyro -- the combination of peanut sauce, Asian slaw, and Thai-flavored kettle chips was absolute perfection. My taste buds were fully satisfied!

Pretty decent lunch place. Not too fancy. Very simple but healthy food. I liked their theme of…read morepurple color. It was quite busy during the lunch time and i had to wait about 5-10 min to place my order. I ordered Maharaja Bowl. It was ok. When i say ok, i mean it was good otherwise but too bland for me.

Overall I think a 4-star experience represents this spot well. The service was friendly but slow…read more The identity is a mix of coffee, wine, art, and food. All of which are okay. It's a bit pricey but on par with the local offerings. Indoor seating is ample with diverse seating options for work, meeting, kids, and more. The entire place smells like slightly mildewy old book pages. An ever present odor. The French baguette bread for the sandwich is a bit lackluster. Weird that they wouldn't leverage the proximity and potential relationship with Great Harvest across the street.

Came here on a spontaneous whim and got an iced dirty chai latte…read more Even with an espresso shot added, the chai flavor was still strong. Sweet but not overly sweet. I would come back and get this again.