My only complaint is I live over an hour away. I fall in love with cafes easily, but not without…read morevery high requirements. A coffee elitist ? Yes. I am. But life can be so unfair, can't it ? There are few things that are more soothing than waking up to a black cup of well-made coffee. I have a thing for pour over--gesha and rare single-origins. They're not always easy to find at a coffee shop. Passenger has some of the best beans and that's what used here. The staff made me a perfect gesha and a beautiful cappuccino. I'm unsure where the pastries are from, but they all looked delicious & I loved the oatmeal cream pie. The cafe has multiple areas of seating for you to yearn, write, read, study, yap in. I'll be back to park myself in that cozy enclave and enjoy 3-4 cuppas.

Love this place, it unique. The have games just to play and chill. The vibes are great!!read more

Excellent food, service, and eclectic ambience!…read more Menu has unique items. If we were locals we would frequent this coffee shop!

The food is bomb the coffee is AMAZING and the owner is the coolest chick ever. The feel of the…read moreshop is so cozy and perfectly spaced out. 1000% recommend, our new favorite spot.

After leaving a recent review at the Father-restaurant Kabinett, it feels appropriate to do so…read morehere. This is a firmly casual atmosphere- part café, part bierhall, part grocery, and most importantly- Curated Wine Shoppe. The ambience- bloody enormous! It was an auto garage! The outdoor patio is also large- standard Bierhall bench seating or stand overlooking the river and 'Free Bridge', as the locals colloquially refer to it. Pagoda to keep the sun off. The café- standard coffee options, and a few pastries. I believe the pastries used to be done in house (a couple had Moroccan flavours), but now, done by the wonderful duet Pie+Tart. The Bierhall- firstly- they stock Ayinger. This is my favourite Braurei in Germany. Nothing pleases me more than to see several brews- especially the Brauweiß. There are about 15 beers from which to choose, most being less common/higher quality German Brews. There are also some American brews by Von Trapp in Vermont- who also focus on German styles. Good prices. Served in the proper Becher glassware- or suck on a bottle. The Grocery- focusing on Australian dry goods and some necessities. This harkens back to the old Silk Mill location- sans the candies. I've bought some higher quality spices here. THE Wine Shoppe. Since this part of the venture opened, it has become my go-to for most of my wine. He stocks wine which you will not see anywhere else. The focus is on Austrian/German, and Australian wines. Cheap to expensive. Walking the horseshoe from left to right, you start in the White Brut/Sekt, to the Grüner, to the Red /Rot Sekt. In the centre are the cheaper wines, and a good amount of Rosé. While I say cheaper, that does not mean inferior by any means. One of our household favourites has become Fritz's Rosé. I will take the time to discuss the Wines mostly- I was introduced to many Weingut here- Moric, George Breuer, Fritz and many others. The selection rotates, but there are some mainstays. Try to find the proprietor- Jason- walk the Shoppe with him and ask questions. I have never once been steered astray. The focus thankfully is the drier side of Wine- Old and New World. You will not be inundated with the same rubbish Napa Valley and PA wines other proprietors carry. This Shoppe is for those who have an Old World palette and feel the necessity to always pay restaurant premiums. Remember, at a restaurant, you are paying for the wine, plus the storage, Som, and service. You can also buy chilled wine. You can also buy wine to consume there (different list due to LCB Legalities).

Elite food and drinks. Made for it's cuisine that likes it's type of…read more Grub. The broad possibility for what can be made with the different dishes. Leaves us with everything wanted by our family taste buds.

Wow! we were circling downtown killing time. Had two coffees and some sort of homemade cheese…read morecroissant cross-over baked awesomeness. I can't vouch for Easton after dark... but on the Sunday morning we were here, everythng was peachy. Stop reading and go here!

The Pear and Almond tart didn't last long enough to take a picture. 3 bites later, I was tempted to…read morego back for more. It tasted like a mouthful of spring & summer. Refreshing and delicious. The coffee selection felt kind of slim, but was enjoyable. I wasn't able to get my first choice because it wasn't on the menu (not what you'd expect out of a café), but I went with the Aussie Iced Coffee and was not disappointed. The rustic vibe made it a great scene to enjoy a quick sweet treat.

Writing in the middle of eating my delicious quiche and chicken soup to tell you to RUN to this…read moresweet little pie shop. The food is absolutely delicious and the owner was lovely to talk to. Not to mention the pricing that feels like a steal! So happy I happened to wander in to this warm and inviting haven of coziness on this very gray day. Thank you ladies!

I really like the quadrant book mart. They have great food and it's always really fresh. Typically…read morethe service is good, however, today it was really off. I ordered a coffee but it came with all milk. The waiter claimed there were two shots of espresso but it was almost white and had no coffee taste. My mom asked what vegetables were in the omelette because she doesn't eat mushrooms and the waiter (who is not our typical) told us he had no idea because he isn't the one who makes it. Other than that, it's a great place to go.

3.5 for the food, 5 for the ambiance and service. It's a suuuper cute spot with a ton of books and…read morejust a really nice vibe, so I love that. The service was excellent, particularly a blonde girl with blueish (I think it was blue?) dye in her hair. Loved her. The chai latte - not good. Skip it. Flavorless. The French toast was good - I definitely ate it all, but nothing out of this world. I did like that it had blueberries and banana though, which is an unusual combo at a restaurant. I think I'd give it another shot for sure and try some more dishes, especially again because I love the vibe so much and the service was so friendly.

A cute cafe outside of Lafayette College. No markings on the outside so if you didn't know, you…read morewouldn't know. Lots of seating. Clean. Charming. Ample food selections but as another Yelper said, no prices to be found anywhere. The coffee was mid. Tasted VERY watered down. Got the Pumpkin Corn Muffin to go along with it but i could hardly taste the pumpkin so basically, it was a good corn muffin. The service was ok. Not friendly but they got the job done. The gentleman who packed my stuff up was sweet. The prices were reasonable. Wanna come back because I want them to succeed considering there aren't many cafes in the area.

The food was excellent and on Par with the deluxe NYC or…read moreyour mom's homemaid. The best of all was it made the servers be eloquent. With the trickle of soft beautiful music that kept me steady and blunt to the comfy chair.

This was an awesome little spot. The the food was great and the service was just as great. The lady…read moremaking the food took her time in explaining to us what we was ordering and it all came out in a timely manner. The food tasted great and for $7 it is a fabulous deal. If you despise to dine here will NOT be disappointed.

Relaxed and comfortable Hot dog .99…read moreColumbian dog 1.99,, sons favorite Sausage 2.99,,,my Favorite Nice breakfast ,,opens at 8

Had the extreme pleasure of grabbing a drink at Seth & Co. My mom and I just stumbled upon it and…read morewhat a delight. We were blessed by meeting Seth and his mom and being served by Nick. We ordered the iced chai and the flavor was 5 star, homemade by Seth's mom! Great little gift shop too! Seth & Co. is a must for anyone in the area!! Highlight of my day!

My son and I were visiting Easton on Labor Day and happened upon this coffee spot hidden down a…read morelittle alley. The woman who helped us proudly told us she was Seth's mother and she shared the mission of this coffee shop. Her son Seth has Down's syndrome and this coffee shop is a venture that employs workers who are differently abled. Unfortunately, Seth wasn't there that day, but his Mom made us some delicious drinks. I had an iced herbal tea and my son had an iced coffee. We shared a delicious blueberry muffin too. There were a few baked goodies to pick from to have with your coffee. I bought some fresh roasted coffee beans (Sumatran) to bring home as I prefer a lower acid coffee. I've been so happy with this delicious coffee and will be sure to get more when I return to this shop. They offer a special blend of beans named after Seth too. Check this spot out and support this cool business!

This began our quest for a good hoagie. We were looking for Primo's Hoagies in Easton, PA and…read moresimply couldn't find it. So, rather than give up entirely we stopped at Wawa. For those of you not from the east, think of Wawa as an upscale 7-11. You build your sandwich on computer terminals by the deli counter, and they make the sandwich to your specifications. Wawa is clean, well staffed, and they make an okay sandwich. But, honestly? when you are looking for a great hoagie, Wawa just doesn't cut the mustard. However, it will do in a pinch.

my son order a BLT. There was only 1 piece of tomato and the sandwich was Not cut horizontally.read more