This place is so cute, their drinks are amazing, and the food is delicious. Super chill and…read morerelaxing atmosphere. It's the kind of place you can sit with a book and relax or chat with friends. Very cozy. Service was wonderful and I wanted to try everything on the menu! I ordered an unsweetened iced tea with the peachy panini and sweet potato fries. Delish! I got a London fog for the ride home which was delightful and perfect. I brought home one of their homemade strawberry pop tarts (kids and hubby and I loved it) and a blackberry orange coffee cake muffin . Also amazing. I will be stopping here anytime I am up in the area! 10/10!

Well, it's an early morning. Yes, I was looking for my normal bagel and coffee. Me, being born and…read moreraised right out of Manhattan, makes me feel like having a bagel from the Central PA area could never come close. However, I wanted to try a bagel from Courthouse Bakery, but they were closed even though they said they open at 7:00 AM. It was only 7:32 AM when I pulled the door, only to find out, of course, it was closed. So, I did a quick Google search and did my research--as most people do not--and found out that there was another bagel spot right around the corner that also sold breakfast and coffee. Just like a New Yorker, I didn't drive my car; instead, I decided to take a walk to the other bagel spot. Well, I must say, I am not impressed. However, the score for this place is a 3.7 out of 5, only because it's a nice location, the employees have smiley faces, and the place is very clean! The outside seating is nice so you can people-watch, which I love doing!! -Branden-Lee AKA B L E E

We love this coffee shop. They have a variety of seating spots including a back area with plenty of…read morework spaces. This is one of the nicer cafes in Lancaster. The service is on top of the coffee orders and there is a variety of food available for purchase. My kids also like the many snacks available. We like the minimalistic space.

Three and a half stars. Happened to stumble into the downtown area of Lancaster and found this…read morelittle coffee spot. It was a decent coffee. Baristas were great.

So delightful So delicious…read moreStopped by on Pi(e) Say 3.14.26 for a few slices of very yummy pie!

I stumbled upon the Central Market location during a trip to Lancaster Co. I'll make this short,…read moreclaiming "Best Crust Ever"!!! Not to be outdone, the fillings were perfect. You can actually taste fruit, and not Just sugar and pectins. We will definitely be going back. A lot!!!

The coffee here is on point. I often would see boutique grocery stores in DC selling their beans. I…read moredecided to stop by on my latest trip to Lancaster. The line can get long but it moves quicky. They offer a pretty basic menu of food options and standard coffee shop offerings. I picked up a bag of their keystone blend. It was fantastic. The bag didn't really open well. But I ended up just putting it into a plastic baggie. I did love that they offered me a free drip coffee with the purchase of the coffee beans. The bags are pricey at $20 a bag. But it truly is a good brew.

Well, I'm stuck here in Harrisburg for now, but it's okay. I love getting out and traveling, so I…read moretook a job in Lancaster. Ever since I became a truck driver, I've been a coffee drinker. I recently decided to turn in my CDL and head back into the office, which allows me more time to get my workouts in and perfect my look. Normally, when I pick up something new, I do a lot of research; I dive all in. I'm glad I "dived into" coffee. When you're a truck driver, you usually hit truck stops where the coffee isn't great. However, being diverse and cultured, I started trying coffee in Latin communities. I noticed they used special machines, which sparked my interest. I eventually started visiting specialty coffee shops. Most of the places I get food from don't open until 10:00 AM, but coffee shops are open much earlier. That's how I found Passenger Coffee here in Lancaster. I knew it was going to be a great spot the moment I walked in; it was clean, inviting, and smelled amazing. A friendly employee greeted me with a smile, and their pastry display looked great. I told her I was new to coffee--only about two months in--but that I was enjoying trying different kinds. I explained how I normally take my coffee and mentioned that the last time I had one, it had foam on top. She gave me a small coffee to try, as well as one with foam (a latte or cappuccino). I think that's all I want to drink from now on! I used to make fun of people who said, "Don't talk to me until I've had my first cup," but now I finally understand why. I highly recommend this place for the excellent customer service and the cleanliness of the location. The pricing is affordable, too. I hope my review helps!

I stopped by here last Tuesday morning with my family for our morning coffee. Whenever we go on…read morevacation, we try to visit a new coffee shop every morning, and on this day we ended up heading over to Coffee Co. We chose this spot simply because we passed it several times during our vacation, as it sits right off Route 30. I headed inside while my family stayed in the car. Although I knew the building was fairly large, I was not expecting just how many tables and seats were available. From that standpoint, it felt much more like a sit down restaurant than the coffee shop I was anticipating. That said, they did have a designated area for ordering to go, which is where I headed. After looking over their winter specials, I tried to order something with peppermint for my wife. Unfortunately, they were out of peppermint syrup, which was also what I would have ordered for myself. I ended up getting my wife an iced mocha while I went with a hot coconut latte. My coffee ended up being decent. The coconut syrup was easy to taste, but it did not overpower the coffee itself. My wife's drink looked good with whipped cream and crushed peppermint on top, as they still had that available, but she was unable to drink it due to a stomach bug. The bottom line for me is that I might head back here again in the future. While I do not know that I would go out of my way just for coffee, it seemed like a nice place for a sit down meal.

Great atmosphere, good service, good food. The large latte comes in a huge mug . The service was…read morevery friendly and the cafe had a good atmosphere

Loved our experience It was BUSY for a Sunday morning…read more But service was good and food was fantastic Coffee was good not WOW Great outdoor vibe as well Overall a good brunch spot

I'll start off by saying that the food here is very good. This is not a typical full service…read morerestaurant; you order at the counter and they will give you a buzzer that you place at your table and your food will be brought to you. We stopped here on a Saturday at about 1:15pm. I placed my order at 1:30pm, and only got all our orders by 2:15. So if you are looking for a quick bite to eat, this is not the place, especially when it a busy. It will take some time to get your food. Coffee orders in the afternoon seem to come out a bit quicker. Other than the long wait for food, this is a decent place to eat for some quality food. The place is neat and seems very modern. The burger how's good as was the southwest breakfast bowl. The tomato dill soup was excellent. My kid ordered the chicken strips with fries, they only give two strips for the kids meal. Overall a decent experience if you have about an hour on your hands for a meal.

Spending three days in Lancaster, Passenger Roastery & Coffee Bar was by far the best latte and…read morepastry I had while exploring the county. Popping in on a July Thursday morning, here's my experience. 1) Coffee: The menu is simple. They have the basics, but that's how you know it's quality coffee. My latte was perfectly balanced, creamy, and highlighting the espresso in it. 2) Food: Their ham and cheese turnover is excellent. They warm it up for you. There are fennel and a few other things on top making it unique. 3) Service: It's excellent! Both baristas were kind, efficient, and warm. 4) Space: It's small, but beautiful. There are a few seats inside and out and a restroom inside.

Amazing customer service. Awesome coffee with a variety of origins and flavor profiles. The…read moreatmosphere is warm and pleasant. Its an awesome cafe, one of the best Ive been to.

I love finding Puerto Rican owned businesses. Not only because it's my culture & I want to support,…read morebut because of the food , obviously . This place definitely took me back to my island. I went for lunch with the kids and they LOVED everything. Here's what we ordered.. -Lunch platter of rice , beans with roasted chicken, & tostones (fried plantains) - The kids ham and cheese sandwich with fries -Chicken empanadas -coquito latte -Quesitos & pastelitos de Nutella Everything was delicious!! The beans reminded me of my grandmas beans with the potatoes and salchichón My son ate his sandwich and said it reminded me of the ones we get at the island. The platter is definitely shareable , me and my daughter shared it. It's definitely a great price for the amount of food you get. The coquito latte Soooo good! The coquito has a lot of cinnamon the way I love. Definitely get one while you're there ! The pastries , I can't say anything else but they're also great! lol. The service was very friendly and the place is cute and cozy. Definitely go check them out if you want some authentic Puerto Rican food in Lancaster!

My wife and I are Anglos on a Around the World eating tour through Lancaster County. U would be…read moreamazed the cuisine and the international scene. We stopped here for lunch- get here early! It gets crowded. We both had the Puerto Rican pork. Wifie shredded pork and me the fried pork, with yellow rice- great, and fantastic Plantains. Girls couldn't be friendlier. And a world class espresso machine to the mix. Hispanic or Anglo, u will enjoy.