Stopped on this fine day in downtown Corry! The staff friendly and everything was freshly…read moreprepared! The golden glow juice was super delicious! Check it out!

Solid coffee shop. Inexpensive latte. No to go cups so if you want one you've gotta head downstairs…read moreto the cafeteria and you can grab cups there that they will put your drink into. Very friendly baristas.

From the owner: GFC is a not-for-profit, student run coffeehouse at Allegheny College, devoted to environmentally…read moresustainable practices and providing an alternative space on campus for intellectual discussion and debate, music performances, and community/campus events.

I got spaghetti and meatballs. Spaghetti was cold. Sauce was only tomato. No garlic toast. Coffee…read morewas to strong.

Perfect and refreshing! Made fresh while I waited for my pierogis next door. A very sweet young…read morelady welcomed me warmly and very kindly made the best frozen strawberry lemonade of my life... and that, folks, is all she wrote!

I wish I was the kind of cool person that just grabs a cup of coffee on the every day... if I was,…read moreit'd be from here!! The handful of times I've been here, I've not been disappointed in what they have to offer, and the staff is amazing!

Great place! Highly recommend. Will be back. Comfortable and cozy friendly atmosphere.read more

I visited this cute cafe on a whim while visiting Erie and was pleased with my experience. There…read morewas a bit of a wait to order but the cashier was pleasant. I ordered coffee and a few pastries and I have to say they had one of the best blueberry scones I've ever tasted. I will definitely check this place out again the next time I'm in town.

First off, I don't think it's wise to start a business having no experience working in a coffee…read moreshop. Being a bartender and a barista are two different things. If you're going to run a coffee shop, maybe you should learn how to make the drinks and ensure you and your employees are on the same page with how to make the drinks too. I've also heard that a customer refused to pay tax for a small coffee and the owner took what the customer wanted to pay anyways which at that point, you're letting people walk all over you. First time I was in there, I noticed they had a home espresso maker and not a commercial one. That's not smart considering a home espresso machine can only make so many shots in the required timeframe without it breaking down frequently. One time I was there, I ordered iced coffee with a little half and half, and my iced coffee was almost white. It didn't even taste like coffee because there was so much cream. However, it's very nice inside and it's great Youngsville has a coffee shop again, but the owner has a lot to learn if she wants her business to thrive. It doesn't seem like it's off to a good start in all honesty.

We ordered the Chicken Salad Sandwich, a black house coffee, Ham and Cheddar Quiche, and the Salmon…read moreBowl using the online checkout. The Chicken Salad is pretty good, kinda standard. Can't complain about it. The Quiche was also pretty good. The Salmon Bowl is amazing. Great balance of rice, greens, beans, and salmon. The order was ready pretty quick, I wasn't in there long but the space is quaint. It's got a couple nooks to go hang out in. Overall, not bad, price is really the only questionable thing but it's a small business. Worth the couple extra bucks.

The Bean is a very friendly relaxing place that welcomes all. I enjoy the in house roasted coffee,…read moremy daughter enjoys the different drinks and muffins. It just laid back down to earth place. I would recommend if you have never gone. As a Dad, former Marine and coach its a place I enjoy stopping in when I get a chance.

Best coffee shop I've tried in Jamestown. I love the ambiance - lots of plants, understated…read morefurniture and plenty of natural light from the huge front windows. My favorite thing on the menu is the turkey and bacon sandwich, which comes with lettuce, tomato, and apricot jam on your choice of bagel. It's a perfect balance of sweet and salty and big enough to share if you're looking for a lighter start to your day. On this most recent trip my husband ordered the apricot and feta toast along with the pollinator latte, which I think was a seasonal special. The toast comes with dried rosemary that was a little heavy handed for my tastes, but he loved it. The latte had honey and lavender in it, a bee's dream. Highly recommend this spot to anyone in the area.

Really disappointing. I paid $18 for this? The $5 extra for grilled chicken I could understand but…read morethen I open my box to find three tiny pieces, what even is this? This was really a let down on the menu. The coffee was good and the server was so nice, not a staff problem but your food items need to be stepped up.

Having been to London England, and tasted some of the best pies in America and Europe, you can…read moreNEVER go wrong stopping in for a pie, from PersNikkity Pies in Falconer NY. They are one of my favorite bakeries in the (716) areacode! I grabbed a Blueberry Crumble and Apple Pie off the 50% off rack for breakfast & a party later today. Their breakfast burritos are hot and ready to go, on your way into work. Along with a HotTea! Thank you!!!

Very expensive pies and not what I'd expect but still tasted good. I wouldn't order the Boston…read morecream pie again. I've had them before and the one I got at Persnikkity was very flat and wouldn't stay in one place. The top kept sliding off the bottom. Usually a Boston cream pie is fluffy and high like a cake and the bottom is the Boston cream. The ganache was so thin it was barely there. I've had a smores pie here as well. Again the top slide off the bottom. Just didn't seem well put together. But tasted good. I'd go here for the farmhouse cookies since they are awesome but no more $25 pies that don't stay together. Cute place inside to sit and chat.