7 Best Cafes near Bethel

“The gathering place is an amazing place to gather with friends, family or company. The food is cheaper and better than most places, and the atmosphere is jolly and friendly. If you have sensitivity to glutenor dairy they have gluten-free and dairy free options. The place could take a renovation but i'm sure that would raise the price. It's overall a 5 star+ experience! Highly recommended.

Dietary restrictions: Glutin free bread and some dairy-free products.“

“From the moment we walked in, we were welcomed like family. The ambience is warm, cozy, and inviting — the kind of place that instantly makes you feel at home. Now let’s talk about the food: absolutely perfect! The burrito was fresh and flavorful, the chips were crisp and paired perfectly with the salsa, and the avocado toast topped with eggs was a dream — seasoned beautifully and plated like art. And don’t even get me started on the coffee… hot, rich, and served in the cutest red mug! What really made the experience exceptional was the service. The owners are truly wonderful people — friendly, attentive, and clearly passionate about what they do. You can feel the love and care in every detail. Do yourself a favor and support this incredible local business. Places like this deserve all the recognition — they’re doing everything right. I’ll definitely be coming back (again and again)!“

“Love their stuffed baked oatmeal!“

“best place to get food in myerstown HANDS DOWN!!! me and my bf have be coming here for many years and we've always loved it here. HIGHLY recommend.“

“Live music, fun people, and lots of history. Thank you MJ & Paul for being so welcoming. Rhyne & Casey did great BTW!!“

“Love their lotus drinks!!! Lattes are great too!! Not super sweet like other places!“

“Chris has done a phenomenal job bringing the authentic flavors of Italy and France to Myerstown, PA. I genuinely couldn't believe that such a high quality crepe could exist on this side of the pond! All ingredients are sourced as high quality as can be.

My wife and I were on a road trip from PA up to NH and luckily stumbled past this cafe on our drive. We had just missed the back patio being open during Memorial Day (hope the weather worked out, dude.) We will definitely be back.

All I can say is: check your ego at the door, even if you already know what a true macchiato is. ? Enjoy the experience that is being curated for you, and understand that many Americans don't know what true espresso drinks are hence the spiel that some people might complain about.

Finally, good things take TIME ... so don't be in a rush.

Vegetarian options: The fully loaded vegetarian crepe is all you need to know.

Parking: Parked right outside on the street, but there is also a free parking lot on the other side of 501 with eight business parking spots.“