Very friendly service in a cute environment! The food was ok, hash browns were cold lol the French…read moretoast was very good and rich! I'd come back likely for the drinks and French toast options.

We walked in and honestly we knew that we weren't gonna have a great experience…read more As we sat down one of the severs wasn't really friendly. As the food came out. The food was either over cooked or under cooked. The pancakes were undercooked that were served to children. The omelettes were over cooked with little to no seasoning and just wasn't worth the stop or the price at all. Don't recommend. If you want to waste your money.

Blackwatch Cafe is an excellent coffee experience in a whimsical atmosphere located in Scranton at…read moreNay Aug Park. Rarely in my travels do I encounter such a cute coffee spot that deserves a special shout out, but Blackwatch Cafe is worth a caffeine fix detour when traveling through the Scranton area. The unique vibe hits you as soon as you walk in, as there's decor worth a look in almost every direction. It's a tasteful collection of fixtures, pictures, and figures of all kinds. There is parking nearby the cafe, and the place offers a walk up window should you wish to sit on the patio outside or grab a drink to take for a stroll in the park. I ordered an iced mocha latte (half sweet), and it was prepared to perfection with a smooth taste and just the right amount of sweetness, and no hints of bitterness. It was probably the best iced mocha drink I've had in over a year. Service from the several ladies working there was really friendly. All in all, Blackwatch Cafe was a top notch cafe experience for me, and I'd wholeheartedly recommend others give them a visit when visiting Scranton. It's definitely the kind of coffee shop the world could use more of, offering a quality product, as well as a unique cafe experience. The park offers a wonderful place to stroll as well.

Yum!!! Whether…read moreyou're trapped at the hospital next door or just looking for a good coffee, Blackwatch is a great stop. They have a great rotating menu of seasonal drinks and your standard classics. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable of what they have. The space is SO cute decked out with old movie memorabilia and Scranton antiques. The price is a bit jarring for NEPA, but life moves on and the drinks are fantastic

Absolutely 100% without a doubt GO EAT HERE!!!! Breakfast is…read moreamazing. Pizza is amazing Entrees are amazing. Family business that treats their customers like family.

Dropped in on our way home to Massachusetts. Everything was excellent! Freshly made French Toast,…read moreAnthony's special wrap and Smashed burger panini were all delicious. If you're looking for great service and a satisfying meal, look no further. Make your way to this seemingly family owned sweet spot and leave with a smile on your face.

I love Henry's on Clay so much! I've tried and loved the berry cheese cake pancakes, the…read morecroisanwich, cinnamon buns, blueberry and strawberry scones and the chai and regular Lattes. i live nearby now and try to limit myself to only going when my kids are in town because I could eat there every day. My kids also love going there when they're in town. I love eating outside or taking coffee and pastries to go. It's super cute inside if you can stop looking at the amazing pastries in the counter long enough to notice. Love the Henry's loves you sign! Everybody I've talked to there has been really nice. It gets really busy, because it's amazing, and naturally it takes a little while longer when it's super busy, they are always still super nice and attentive. You can order to go ahead on their website too. Can't wait to try all the things!

Parking was a little short because the side street was ripped up for repaving, but otherwise a…read moregreat experience! Stopped off for lunch while driving through the area, and made a great choice with Henry's. Service was friendly and efficient despite being packed, and the ambiance was somewhere between neighborhood coffee shop and neighborhood restaurant (aka, very pleasant). Food and baked good options were solid, and opting for a special (spinach and feta omlette, toast, sausage patty, and hash browns) gave me no regrets. Eggs were light and fluffy, but maybe could have used a touch more spinach and feta (admittedly though, I like those more than I like eggs so I'm biased). The sausage was a standout though! Definitely recommended, and will be my go-to meal next time I'm passing through.

I feel this is a hidden gem though it's on a corner lot, near to Marywood and 2 minutes off…read moreGreenridge St that the locals like to keep a secret and for good reason. The place is laid back and relaxing. The atmosphere is of busyness but controlled and manicured. Went here on a whim as I had an early appointment with the chiropractor and asked if she tried it here and she had not, so I said I'll give it a go. The latte was superb, the cinnamon sugar bagel with pumpkin cream cheese was amazing. Mind you, I'm not into the whole pumpkin craze of fall, but I did order another to go. Gladly will treat myself again when I'm near for my next appointment It's also great that since they have outdoor seating and people bring their pups, that they have a refillable water bowl for them. That shows me they're in tune with their neighborhood.

Stepping into Wired & Inspired feels a bit like crossing a threshold into an alternate…read moreuniverse--one where the city's noise dissolves and whimsy quietly takes its place. The décor leans imaginative without being kitschy, creating a refuge that feels intentionally designed for lingering, unwinding, and maybe even sparking a bit of creativity. While many new cafés stake their reputation on atmosphere alone, Wired & Inspired backs it up with coffee that actually delivers. This isn't your standard Electric City-style brew--the kind that promises boldness but lands somewhere closer to disappointment. Here, the beans speak for themselves. My Americano arrived with a fragrant crema and a depth of flavor that was rich but clean, crafted with the kind of care you can taste immediately. Smooth, balanced, and unmistakably fresh, it's the kind of cup that reminds you why you seek out local shops in the first place. Whether you're chasing a moment of calm or simply a better cup of coffee, Wired & Inspired is more than worth a stop. It's a little pocket of magic--and a welcome break from the ordinary.

Love love love Church Street!! It's a little funny that they are called Church Street, while no…read morelonger being located on Church St, but nonetheless, it's always a great experience. The space is large and decorated with such a homey vibe to it. The staff is small but mighty and has that family owned and operated feel to it. It's always clean and the staff is constantly wiping things down Their breakfast menu is so good, everything is fresh and made to order. Sometimes the food takes awhile to come out, I don't think they have a big kitchen team, sometimes it's just one person back there. Overall, I love Church Street, will always go back when I'm in the area, but likely would not go if I was on a time crunch.

This fun place was suggested by a Friend. What a wonderful surprise!! The food was excellent! The…read moreservice was amazing and the ambiance was super and welcome! Will DEFINITELY frequent this sweet, homey, welcoming place! Please don't change!!

Zummo's is such a lovely local coffee shop! I'm originally from the area and come back to see…read morefamily a few times per year and try to find new places when my wife and I visit. We discovered Zummo's last year and have been back each time we're in as the coffee and pastries are fantastic. The drinks are very flavorful and we've enjoyed bringing home some bagged coffee as well. The pastries have been excellent as well and we try to get something new each time (all of which have been delicious). It's wonderful to see Scranton have such a nice local coffeeshop and we hope they continue being great for years to come!

This place truly is so cute and quite spacious! I love that they use local sourced, coffee beans…read morehowever the specific notes of the espresso they used were floral and that's not really my favorite, so that's the only reason I'm not giving it five stars. The staff were all very friendly! Def stop in if you're in the area!

I've had some fantastic meals from this place in the past, so I was really looking forward to my…read morerecent order. While there were definitely highlights, I found myself a bit disappointed as well. First off, the ribs were a standout in terms of taste; they were tender and flavorful, literally falling off the bone. However, they arrived in a pizza box, sitting on foil, and were ice cold. I believe they would have retained more warmth if they had been wrapped in foil or placed in a proper takeout dish. Given that it was only a half rack, it should have fit comfortably. On the brighter side, the mashed potatoes and gravy were as delightful as always. Every time I order them, they're consistently delicious. The turkey and roast beef platters were also warm and tasty, which I appreciated. However, I couldn't shake the feeling of being misled by the portion sizes. It seemed like they were trying to create an illusion of abundance by stuffing four slices of bread under the meat. This wasn't just the case with the turkey platter; the same trick was used for the roast beef platter. When I ordered, I explicitly declined the bread option, thinking I was getting a straightforward platter, not an open-faced sandwich. Instead of a generous serving, I felt like I received less meat than I expected, masked by the hidden bread. So, while I enjoyed the flavors, I can't ignore the feeling of being a bit deceived. I'm left uncertain about my next order. Perhaps I'll reach out to them directly to discuss my experience. I understand that times are tough, and the costs of ingredients, especially meat, can be challenging, but I can't help but feel a bit fooled and/or misled by all the slices of bread under both the Turkey & Roast Beef meat (4/5 slices under each pile of meat, for each platter! Please see the evidence in the pictures I uploaded) I cannot comment on the ambience because I had my food delivered to me!

Very cute place... lots of stuff all over the walls and that appealed to me. We're here on Mother's…read moreDay though, and it's been busy. We probably just walked in the door at 1130am. We waited about 5 - 10 minutes before anyone said hi. Service was pretty good, definitely had enough people bussing tables and offering coffee and whatnot. The food was OK... the Eggplant Parm hoagie with extra cheese was decent, omelets were good, the onion soup was OK. Place was packed before we got there and got more quiet after 1230pm. Food may be better on a regular non-holiday day. I feel like they could improve the entry space... you walk in from the parking lot, stand in the doorway and others coming in would open the door right into us. It's a cozy place with decent food, service and a fantastic atmosphere.