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    The Lost Hours Coffee Shop

    4.1 (21 reviews)
    Closed 6:30 am - 3:30 pm

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    Brianna R.

    They have good seasonal options for drinks. There's a mixture of seating so relax or do work. It's right off the Berwyn red line stop so pretty convenient and it's always pretty busy.

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    Anthony D.

    I decided to visit The Lost Hours again to give them a second chance. The place seems to be a lot more lively, with a lot of patrons coming in and out as I studied. I will say don't sit by the door during the colder months as there is no way to stop the draft from coming in.   I ordered the Cronut, which I believe is supplied by Phlour Bakery, and the Kaylene's Pralines coffee. The Cronut was great and the Kaylene's Pralines was better than The Shiv that I tried last time. However, it still tasted muted. The predominant flavor was hazelnut with a slight aftertaste of caramel and coffee, which was pleasant but I was hoping it would be more coffee forward. It left me feeling slightly underwhelmed, especially at over $7 for a large.   While I feel like they have improved, their coffee, at least to me, needs some more tweaks.

    Linda A.

    The Lost Hour Coffee Shop is such a cute and trendy spot to grab a cup of coffee. I had the Kermit (matcha lemonade) my friend had the brown sugar iced latte. The service was really friendly and quick. They offer a variety of different coffee options so I'll definitely be coming back for more!

    Sarah K.

    I was excited to see a new local coffee shop open up in my neighborhood, but I was disappointed when I tried the coffee. We had a vanilla latte and cortado and both seemed very watered down. The coffee beans also didn't have much flavor, they tasted low quality. The prices for the quality of coffee were definitely not justified. The service was also okay. We weren't greeted when we entered the cafe even though barista looked straight at us and I even said hi. The girl barista was kind though. The ambiance is cute and laidback and was the best part about this place. I'm giving 2/5 stars because I think there's room for a lot of improvement.

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    Round here it's either this, Starbucks, or Dunkin. Make sure you clarify you order two of the same thing and make it real clear.

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