Retro Cafe

A very nice location that displays support for both LGBTQ and ADA communities in representative flags and ADA compliant renovations such as a ramp and wheelchair accessible bathrooms. Atmosphere is a little reflective of the neighborhood it’s in, that’s the only reason I docked 1 star, could’ve been a little warmer and cozy. Otherwise service was very pleasant and the coffee was good. The muffins were a surprise. They were so heavy and dense I was sure they’d be dry but they are very moist and flavorful! This location was a pleasant surprise altogether. For reference, I got two large iced coffees with cream, sugar and flavor, and two muffins and it came in a few cents under 20$ (PS: they also have a fun craft selection you can do at their tables and accept monetary donations to keep it stocked—good to keep kids busy so parents can enjoy their coffee!)

Cute spot, my group all got the grilled cheeses and they were very good. I got a chaider, half apple cider and half chai tea. It was good, best of both worlds some would say. My friends got matches and strawberry smoothies

My first time in today and my experience was phenomenal. Very affordable, delicious food and coffee. I ordered solely from the opinions of one of the workers. She was very friendly and helpful. Across the street On and On is located so after refueling here you can cross the street and shop ! She also made sure to accommodate my allergy. I don’t have a photo but the peanut butter balls are delicious.

Driving north, we stopped at this funky place for morning coffee. My cappuccino was excellent, as was the chocolate chunk cookie. I'll definitely stop there again when I'm in the Scranton area.

A dainty little cafe in the local area! The decorations match the retro theme, but there could be more to help bring out the theme. I got an iced flower power, but the lavender flavor was lacking. The latte was still good though. I also got a house made broccoli cheddar soup, which was warming and flavorful. Plus, there’s parking near it!!