7 Best Coffee Shops near Martinsburg

“Paninis are still the best I've had at a coffee shop. I recommend the Gen Z. Love the employees. ? There are comfy sofas, a piano, a piano TABLE, several different areas for conversation as well as private conference rooms, and an adorable archway/pergola/trellis - check it out for yourself! The music is often meh, contemporary Christian or orchestral pop. I think some smooth jazz would be great for the vibe.“

“My new favorite Cafe!! The doughnuts are so fresh and delicious but I’ve never been as excited for a coffee in my life as I was to see the mint chocolate chip frappe. And it was even more delicious than I’d hoped. Can’t wait to come back!“

“My family goes to the grind prolly more times than we should!! But it makes us all happy so why not!!! If you haven’t stoped you should you won’t regret it. Good breakfast sandwiches and the best coffee they make it sooooo good!!!!!Kid-friendliness: My kids are always welcomed when we are in there. The ladies in there are so kind .“

“How can you not give 5 stars? Amazing place. First, I'm supporting a fellow Christian. The atmosphere is great. I LOVE they have worship music playing. The coffee is good. The food looks Devine. I love the verses and positivity thats all over this place. I so wish you guys were closer to me. This is my first visit and I'll be back any time I visit altoona. ❤️“

“MaddieCakes did such a phenomenal job on our wedding cake and sheet cake for our guests! Testing flavors was such a breeze, and our final result turned out beautifully and tasted amazing! We got so many compliments on it. Thank you for everything!❤️“

“This is a delightful little coffee shop with awesome seasonal drinks and even more than one matcha drink option! GPS take you onto Juniata and they do have entrances there, but they also have a higher level with accessible parking in the back.“

“Such a great, local place for breakfast, lunch, or just really good coffee. Their food is freshly made (and the bread is incredible, especially the English muffin bread), and the people working there couldn't possibly be nicer. I also have no idea where they get their decaf roast, but it's so, so good. And I hate decaf! This is our favorite hometown eatery, and we come as often as we can.Parking: Parking can be hard to find in the main road, so definitely check out the side-streets! Bring quarters for the meter!Kid-friendliness: Love bringing our daughter here on school breaks and weekends, she likes this place as much as we do and she's 10.“