I enjoy their coffee - good, strong flavor. They have a variety of seats inside, but the patio was…read moreperfect. I also love the coffee wall - you can leave a free coffee coupon for someone! Just pin it to the wall. Support local when you get a chance, and check this place out!

Super cute little cafe! Convive offers a nice range of beverages. They've got a decent selection of…read morepastries, allergen friendly as well which is lovely to see! I came in looking for a hot tea, and asked what tea's they had. Black and hibiscus iced tea's were offered, so I chose the hibiscus. It was light on flavor and refreshing! After looking at the menu just now I saw that they do have hot tea as well, so next time I will be more specific. It's a neat place and worth checking out if you're in the area!

This is "THE" coffee and tea Mecca of Pittsburgh and the world. "They send everywhere "…read more Every morning I bless the fact I have my Prestogeorge Italian Roast Espresso brewed in my Jura automatic machine. Thank you. Henry Paul

Even though it was slow, staff weren't as helpful this time as they usually are, told us (politely)…read moreto just smell stuff on our own and bring it to the counter if we want to buy it. Every other time, it's a great experience and they come out and help, especially if you don't know your teas, if can be overwhelming. The lemon black tea is good, we made it when we got home! Looking forward to trying all of the others we got.

Just stop by on a Saturday morning. Found parking in front of the storage lots and burger place …read more Entrance to Dynamic via outdoor stairs or elevator. The barista was friendly and so knowledgeable about the beans dynamic had roasted, as well as another vendor they featured on their shelves. 2 types of Gesha beans available for purchase but also affordable drips and espressos. I was on a search for a flavor profile similar to my current favorite. ( a co-fermented mango Castillo) . He offered a peach cold brew and explained the details behind how it was made. A few tables available inside to do work at but plenty of tables in an adjoining workspace. I definitely recommend a visit for a tasty brew and to support Mr. Delgado's expert work.

Cute little coffee shop and in a great area to hangout and enjoy. Loved the rustic feel & ample…read morespace to work or enjoy time with friends. Loved that they are wanting to "teach" people about where the coffee comes from and how they prepare it to make it into your cup. Staff was friendly & efficient.

I used to frequent this coffee shop when i lived on the North Side, and it's still one of my…read morefavorite spots to visit whenever I'm in the area. Their lattes are consistently amazing, and they have plenty of great seating, whether you want to stay and relax or get some work done. One of my favorite things about this place is its location. Right across the street is a charming community garden where you can sit, enjoy the beautiful flowers, and do a little people watching. It's the perfect spot to slow down and enjoy a great cup of coffee.

This was our go to spot during Covid when we lived in the Mexican war streets. We'd order an oat…read moremilk iced latte and it quickly became our addiction. The space is warm and inviting, but not a ton of seating so definitely arrive early. This is how a Neighborhood coffee shop should feel. Mr Rogers would be proud.

This place rules. It's the best coffee in town. The shop is super cute, I love the green and wood…read moreinside. There's a good amount of seating and they play good music. The people who own it usually work here and they're super cool and fun to talk to. If you're a real coffee aficionado, this is your spot! They have geshas and anaerobic coffee. Even their basic drip is fruit forward. The nitro tea was also unique and while mild in flavor, I appreciate what they're doing. Definitely a great spot to hang. They were out of food by the time we got there but they do have brekkie sandwiches.

It's a small space that you might miss behind the construction, but look for the Pac-Man neon ghost…read moreto know you're in the right place! Staff are really nice. I enjoyed my oat milk chai latte and piping hot hashbrown sandwich that fuelled my morning. Talkers like me may make it loud--let's call it boisterous--inside, but I could see working on your laptop here, especially if you walk up or aren't worried about someone enforcing the 1-hour non-permitted parking signs in the side streets.

One of my favorite coffee places! I've been going here since its early days when they didn't use to…read morehave much traffic - secret's out now though! Good coffee, good seating, great leather couch, great staff who're pleasant and polite - I think they get everything right. It's pleasant inside although they don't have too much outside seating. A few chairs outside facing the parking lot. They have a drive thru! Convive hasn't had a lot of eating options beyond some baked items and a basic breakfast wrap, etc. I'd have gotten more stuff to eat if they had it. They have had a loyalty program that I've always really liked, which most accurately replicated the old punch cards. Recently I got a notification from Cash App which they use for their loyalty that my points are about to expire in a week. It's hard to understand: the oldest points I had were from April and I'd been to it 6 times after that. I might just go less if I'm not able to keep my points :-( Oh, air conditioning gets cold in there... bring a layer!

I came here to do some work in the middle of the day, and I'm so glad I did. Plenty of seating…read moreoptions, plugs for charging, and free refills! There are food items available, too. Menu isn't expansive but lots of good things. Relaxing place with good coffee to have a productive afternoon.

4.5 stars. Commonplace Coffee is a specialty coffee roaster, retailer, and wholesale service…read moreprovider. It has a roastery, bakery, and several cafes in Southwestern Pennsylvania, and it provides training and equipment to other businesses. My husband and I were customers of this cafe in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood one time. The menu listed coffees, espressos, lattes, teas, hot cocoa, cookies, muffins, scones, sandwiches, etcetera. A refrigerator contained yogurts, juices, oat milk, and other bottled beverages. Shelves held bags of coffees and kettles. Employees kindly took my husband's order and payment and promptly made our beverages. Some tables and chairs were inside the cafe, so we sat down to enjoy our beverages. Other customers were using the dining area to read, spend time with family and friends, and work on laptops. I rate the Chai Latte has 5 stars and the holiday Sugar Plum Latte as 4.5 stars. We enjoyed their flavors. Each beverage was 12 ounces, and their total price was $11 plus tax and tip. I did notice that the cafe was very humid because of the cold weather outside and the many customers inside. The windows had much condensation. I wonder if a dehumidifer would reduce the indoor humidity.

This location is very cute and always bustling! Staff is super nice and service is quick. I liked…read moremy matcha latte a lot. They do great coffee here as well. I'd definitely come back and work from this coffee shop since it's near so many good spots in town and the drinks are good.

I got an iced caramel latte with oatmilk and it was very good. It didn't taste like chemicals and…read morewas easy to drink. The prices weren't bad. The place is beautiful. The employees were nice. The service was quick even though it was busy.

I hung out for about 8 hours recently working on my laptop and had lunch and an iced coffee during…read morethis time. I was very happy with the service, the food, and the drink. I would highly recommend.

I have passed this coffee shop so many times over the years of working in Beaver County, but never…read morehad occasion to stop until last Friday. The staff was extremely friendly & they have many coffees to choose from & you can also buy it by the bag. They also sell coffee mugs & gifts. I had a medium cold brew & it was very good. It's small inside & really meant for grab & go, not like a Starbucks place where you can sit & hang out or work. I think there was one small table inside & one outside on the sidewalk. I'd definitely stop again if I'm working in the area. Parking is free on street.

Best coffee shop! Beverage options are delicious as well as the cookies/biscotti etc. offered. Love…read morethe selection of coffee beans and loose tea! Service is friendly and efficient and the atmosphere is cozy.

My daughter surprised me for Mother's Day with a trip to Uniquely Yours Tea Room. It was so much…read morefun! We loved the food, the atmosphere, and the people! The facility is BEAUTIFUL! The staff was so kind, efficient, and courteous. The owner actually did a whole photo shoot for us! They had fun hats to wear for the guests, and a gift shop with very cool items. We loved every minute of our experience! I will cherish the memories of this day forever! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

More Tea with The Madre!…read more My mom and I always make it a point to go to tea whenever we're in the same state. This time, we visited Uniquely Yours Tea House in Hickory, PA. Upon arrival, the charming house and well-manicured landscaping set a welcoming tone. A sign at the end of the walkway requests that guests wait there or in their cars until their reservation time, which makes sense since the waiting area inside is a bit small. We were warmly greeted by the proprietor and led inside, where we were introduced to a unique tea selection process. Instead of a menu, guests choose their tea from a cabinet of jars. You open each jar to smell its contents and make your selection. While the jars were labeled, many labels were slightly smudged, and some jars weren't very fragrant, making the process a bit cumbersome. Personally, I would have preferred a traditional menu, but the owner seemed somewhat put off by this preference. Interestingly, both my mom and I chose the same tea, and our hostess chided us for lacking an adventurous spirit. That interaction was a little more than a bit off-putting, but we moved on to our table. The table settings were elegant, with matching teapots placed on stands heated by candles. However, while my mom's candle was lit, mine was not, and the hostess didn't light it upon serving. It seemed like an oversight that could have been easily avoided. We both enjoyed the black currant tea, which was delightful and definitely worth recommending. However, I noticed that the table was set with paper napkins that were thin and unimpressive. I definitely prefer cloth napkins, especially for tea. Given the overall ambiance, this detail seemed out of place--almost like using plastic forks at a fine dining experience. Moving on to the food, everything was beautifully presented and delicious. The grilled sandwich with provolone, spinach, and a herby spread was a standout, though wiping my hands on the thin napkin just highlighted the fact that it was not cloth. The Hawaiian chicken salad in a croissant was also excellent. However, the cucumber sandwich, served on raisin or craisin bread, overpowered the cucumbers and cream cheese with its strong flavor. But the portions were generous, so come hungry! The scone, a glazed lemon poppy seed, was moist and paired perfectly with Devonshire cream. The sweets were a highlight: a delicate cream horn with edible gold glaze, a summer berry cupcake, and a filled cookie with white chocolate and berry--each was as delicious as it was beautiful. Overall, while the tea and food were enjoyable, and the setting was lovely, the tea selection process and the use of paper napkins detracted from the experience for me. If you're a fan of tea, it's worth a visit, but be prepared for these quirks and go with an empty stomach!