Such a cute place!!! Menu is huge, portions are a little smaller, so don't be afraid to order…read moremore than 1 thing . Quick service on a Saturday morning and everything was DELICIOUS!

Real nice coffeehouse/cafe on 3rd st. In Harrisburg. Simplistic styling with a few tables and a…read moresmall sitting area a pretty extensive sandwich and breakfast menu. They do support local Artists by displaying their paintings & pictures. Their coffees are French pressed and put in canisters for ease of serving. My wife ordered Egg BLT breakfast sandwich ad I had th Buffalo Chicken sandwich mildly spicy with that great Buffalo taste. Very friendly and accommodating staff. We'll return!

Denim Coffee offered the best cup of drip I had while I was in Harrisburg. This location sits on…read morethe backside of the Capitol building. It is small with limited seating. The staff was very friendly. The food options were very limited with only cookies and a muffin.

Stopped in to grab a spring latte before running some errands. It is one of my favorite coffees…read more The service was nice and it was a perfect start to a productive day.

Coda Rouge, I commend you for a superb Valentine's Day dinner…read more I've experienced lunch at Coda Rouge a few times, but this special occasion, the five-course prix fixe aphrodisiac menu, was next-level dining. Why? The opportunity to experience the live painting artwork by Bryan "Prolifik" Hickman, artist and creator of the Tuskegee Airman mural on the side wall of Coda Rouge. The added ambiance of Singer's Lounge, Phebe West, singing lovely, familiar tunes. And last but not least, the intimacy of meeting Coda Rouge chef, Sachiko Tashiana, who trained under renowned chef Wolfgang Puck. And all hands on deck from the chef's family, who helped make the evening special. Finally, the presentation of each of the five courses and the food was superb. If you have never experienced Coda Rouge, you must add it to your short list of Harrisburg fine dining experiences.

CODA ROUGE! I'm going to say this once and once only! If you have not visited this beautiful…read morerestaurant in Harrisburg I suggest you put it on your list immediately. The food, the ambiance, the service, were all top tier. When you visit your first time you are given complimentary mimosas, Brian & Estelle are a match made in heaven, they are attentive, informative, and just as polite as can be. The food was literally so yummy and we only got the classic breakfast. I cannot wait to come back for more yummy foods, and great conversation. This is the kind of restaurant you want to become a regular at! Thank you so much coda rouge.

One of the best looking bookstores in the Middle East coast surely. This place has got the…read moreselection of new options on lock, and a blend of sections that gives you anything else your idle stack browsing could want. Down to even bargain back mass market pickups of used books. Make a time of it by going nearby to the Broadstreet Market for a walking pop-about and grab any bite you need. The coffee at the bookstore can propel you to all the nearby arts or small shops, or help you on your way back to the capital grounds back for a small walk back to the heart of downtown.

This bookstore is a gem. It has a robust calendar of speakers, signings, and special events. The…read morevenue is beautiful and well-organized. You can get lost in the stacks across multiple levels of the buildings. There is ample seating around a performance stage and overhead in the gallery. I appreciate the layout where people can gather in the main area around the stage, but then slip away into the stacks to browse or have a quiet chat. I can buy a book and a pastry and people-watch from a table overlooking the stage or just write in peace to the sound of jazz or the gentle rhubarb of polite conversation. In Harrisburg, it is a great place to meet people who share your interests, especially during these events. I've found it easy to talk with people about various subjects, which, as this is a "scholarly" bookstore, makes a lot of sense. I've actually managed to locate a few rare tomes and art pieces here over the years. Communication, however, is spotty. I've sent several inquiry emails that went unanswered. I've made phone calls where the callback with information never came. When dealing with the staff, they are cordial and professional with the immediate sale, but never seem interested in me or my money if they have to do additional work or communicate with me. I now only approach them looking for material if other locations fall through. But overall, if you want to spend some time with the kind of books you won't find at your local B&N, dive into a complex topic with the latest academic text, or just find something new and interesting, this is worth a trip to the city.

Stopped here to get coffee after a walk on the river. I got a matcha and my husband got a dirty…read morechai. Both were really good. The was really nice and help answer my questions, drink were made quickly. I used the bathroom while I was there and it was clean. Definitely a great neighborhood coffee shop.

We stopped here on the way home for a coffee on a Sunday around 10am. Coffee was really good. They…read morewere out of all bagels except plain and we got the last two, so get there early! Also, parking right by the place was completely full another reason to get there a little early. Street parking wasn't too hard to find though.

After Cinco de Mayo…read more It was a rainy day here in Harrisburg, PA. I took a job in Lancaster, but first, I needed my coffee--I think I'm addicted to it now! The day before, I had a great cup from Passenger, but today I stopped by Little Amps in downtown Harrisburg before hitting the road. The atmosphere was excellent; it reminded me of home in LA with the records playing, dim lighting, and vintage decor everywhere. I felt a bit torn, like one coffee house wanted me to stay and the other wanted me to leave, so I decided to "break myself in half" and visit both. After all, two of me is better than one! I highly rate Little Amps for the scenery. The vintage look and the outdoor seating make you feel like you're in Manhattan or Paris, giving you the vibe of three places all in one. If you haven't been to any of these spots yet, save your money and just visit Little Amps to get that "all-in-one" experience. The staff is very inviting and they do offer bagels, though I have to be honest: they aren't quite as good as New York bagels. I know New York bagels inside and out, and they know me! I hope my review helps you decide where to get your next caffeine fix.

We drank our drinks so fast we didn't even get pictures! Such great coffee. Such great service. In…read moresuch a great space! It's clear that little amp cares about its community, which beyond great coffee is the best to have. A space where people are safe, welcomed, and supported. The chai late was amazing, as well was my partners espresso tonic. But what we loved most was how open, welcoming, and loving the space and staff were.

Very nice owner but the crepes were not very good in my opinion, I hate to say. The place itself is…read morealso tiny with all paper products.

Quebec prepared me very well when it comes to enjoying crepes. A pancake like pastry filled with…read morejust about anything, and they can be made either sweet or savory. Either one is fine, as long as you do not overindulge it. In short, the crepes here are nothing short of delicious. A one woman show in downtown Harrisburg has me enjoying this repeatedly. Everything is fresh, plentiful, and thoroughly flavorful. The lady who makes the crepes is super sweet and genuine. Most of her customers are European and I am not surprised. The prices are incredibly fair and that is why I allowed myself to gamble on two crepes instead of one. My only gripe is the paper plate with silverware. Maybe it is a cheap way to save money, but invest in good plates. We eat with our eyes, and by getting a nice plate served with these beautiful crepes would give this a five star review. Instead it feels like I got something at Panera. I am now ready to take the next step when I go to Paris in the fall.

Stopped here to get a drink while at a festival. I got a lemonade that was carbonated with cherry…read moreflavoring. It was super cute and I was not expecting it to be topped off with a rubber ducky! I saw other people ordering coffee drinks with different types of foam, and they all look so delicious. It was hard to pick what to order. The staff was nice and everything was pink, so no complaints from me.

Always grest sevice always delicious and perfectly made! Every drink is decadent and customer…read moreservice is top tier! Book events with Suzy for your coffee needs, you wont be disappointed

Fun food stand with generous servings. Much better than just grab and go, but also very convenient!…read morePlenty of seating along the river to eat.

The food was fast and reasonable priced. Food for kids and adults. I recommend the Huey!read more

My other half & I decided to try out Roxy's cafe today as we both had the day off & woke up early…read moreenough to go! Upon entering, we were a bit confused because we didn't know if we were supposed to seat ourselves or not but after a few seconds someone helped us to a table. The service was very polite & kind here, also very fast. We did not have to wait long at all. I got the blueberry pancakes with a side of bacon, the pancakes were good. My boyfriend got a blt from their lunch menu & he said it was really good. The pricing here is very affordable! My soda was only 2.50, and everything was under $20. Overall, it's a cute little place, although avoid it on hot days because the AC doesn't help much. I would try it again.

A quiet Tuesday morning, tasty breakfast at Roxy's Cafe. The guys at Firestone reminded Roxy's…read moreCafe. I wanted a bite to eat while my vehicle was getting inspected. You can't go wrong with eggs, home fries, sourdough toast, and coffee. That's what I love about diners, how they specialize in comfort food. Excellent service, accommodating my need for brown sugar in my coffee.