Browse menus, reviews and photos of Cafes in State College.
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421 East Beaver Ave G1B, State College
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“The food here is delicious, the staff is incredibly kind, and the atmosphere makes you feel right at home. Highly recommend! 🌟”
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421 East Calder Way, State College
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“Their food is delicious and there's no question about it. We ordered a Mutton Biryani and Lamb Kabob Bowl. However, there was so much rice in both and less meat, so we found the meat was not sufficient to eat the rice. If Cafe Alina wants improve its services, think about our comments and take some remedial measures. Thanks!”
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286 West Hamilton Avenue, State College
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“Everything was so good. The staff were incredible & kind. Next time we visit State College we will definitely be back.”
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454 East College Avenue, State College
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“This is my favorite late-night food spot in State College. They are usually open until midnight, and at that time, most of your other options are basically just McDonald’s or pizza. Their matcha is really good, and I also think they have the best pho around State College. For the fried chicken, I highly recommend the garlic flavor—the sauce is really good. If you get hungry at night and you like milk tea, pho, and fried chicken, you definitely need to come here. They also have a lot of board games, so it’s a great place to hang out and play with friends.”
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299 Locust Lane, State College
“Abba Java has a laid‑back, community‑oriented vibe that’s ideal for weekday coffee breaks, weekend morning hangouts, or study sessions. Late mornings and early afternoons are especially nice when the café is active but not too crowded. The menu of espresso drinks, teas, fresh baked goods, and breakfast bites makes every visit satisfying.”
Cafe · $$$
1000 South Fillmore Road, State College
“If you're looking for a place to hold a bridal shower or similar event, I'd highly recommend RE Farm! I had my bridal shower there and everything from start to finish was fantastic. The team was easy to work with, the food was fantastic, and my bridesmaids had very little to do because of how much the restaurant staff took care of. I also thought everything was very affordable, especially considering how much you get. I worked with Duke and Greg, and they both were incredibly willing to work with me on event details to make it both in my price range and what I wanted the day to look like. The venue is also beautiful and we really didn't need to add very much of our own decor at all. I received a ton of compliments from my guests about how wonderful the shower was and how the food was delicious. Can't recommend highly enough!!!”
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381 Benner Pike, State College
“I was just at sams club and I'm sick and tired if them insisting I ve a plus member. today a guy with a red dot on his forehead insisted I take out the plus membership, I told him if I want a plus membership I will let u know otherwise dobt ask me again.”
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201 Elmwood Street, State College
“It’s all seafood, what’s not to love? 🇺🇸❤️”
Cafe
Waring Commons, 343 North Burrowes Road, State College
“For matcha lovers: order from another edge location bc more often than not it WILL be very clumpy and bitter here!! Otherwise, all other drinks are made well, especially the caramel brulee latte. They dont have a thing to warm pastries up either, so do with that information what you will”
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320 Pine Grove Road, State College
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“I picked this randomly as I was driving through and am so glad I did! Staff was really friendly. Food was AMAZING. I had the Eggs Benedict Florentine - in addition to the usual stuff they use portobello mushrooms soaked in balsamic and grilled. Absolutely delicious. I asked for extra crispy bacon and it was PERFECT. I’m keeping this place on my list for next time I’m in the area.”
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224 West College Avenue, State College
“I grew up in the area; many years ago I used to frequent the Hookah lounge that previously was established in this space with my friends. Formally known as Chronic Town, I am here to say that Chill Out Hookah Lounge has improved upon quality and service tremendously. The atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable; the staff were friendly and helpful. They allowed me to smell the different Shisha Tobacco blends before deciding on which one I wanted to smoke. They gave me and my friend free water to sip on as well. Most importantly, the hookah experience was fantastic. The units they have are all very nicely taken care of and of high quality. We purchased ice for our hookah and we got a freeze hose along with it. The staff routinely replaced our coals, brought us a fresh cold hose every so often and we didn’t have to ask. It’s BYOB, there are games to play, multiple TVs to watch and they have a pretty extensive menu to order food from. I had a great experience, thank you for the great service! Parking: You can Bring your own Beer / alcohol Kid-friendliness: This is an establishment for adults only. Wheelchair accessibility: No.”
Coffee Shops · $
2493 Fox Hill Road, State College
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“What a surprise to find a good place to eat at the tiny airport in State College, PA! Although it looks like merely a convenience store—with chips, soft drinks, magazines, etc. — in the back is a full kitchen, where they can make salads, sandwiches, schawarma platters, soups…and all of it looks delicious. I had a Southwestern salad, and I think it was the best, freshest salad I ever had in an airport, in over 50 years of flying. Add to that a PERFECTLY made espresso with fresh Colombian beans, and you have a winner. A great experience, highly recommended! AAAAA”
Bagels · $
2122 North Atherton Street, State College
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“best bagels and bagel sandwiches in town”
Hawaiian · $
320 West Beaver Avenue, State College
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“Great Pho! Highly recommended”
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148 South Allen Street, State College
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“I usually love Panera and always get the same thing but I was very disappointed today when I ordered my pick 2 & got my sandwich and a less than half full cup of chicken noodle soup � I got about 3 bites out of it before it was gone. Very disappointed”
Bar · $
210 West College Avenue, State College
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“Performing in the show that Café 210 W. has to offer. It is such a great crowd. The employees are on point and so polite even on their busiest night.”
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1613 North Atherton Street, State College
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“Delivery has really amped up during the pandemic from many restaurants. Panera (North Atherton - State College) is one of the only restaurants to consistently forget large (like entire meal with side) items on just about every order. Sure, we can get a refund through Grubhub, but by the time food arrives it is usually too late to reorder just one person's dinner so we have to constantly adapt to a missing meal that we initially paid a fairly high amount for. It is a busy town, but it only takes about 30 seconds to do a final item check before setting the bag out for delivery drivers to pick up. We have missed whole sandwiches, entire soups and their bread bowls, Mac and cheese kid's meals, $10+ 4-packs of cinnamon rolls, random assortments of missing sides and drinks, etc. We keep trying because we love Panera's food... but it is getting to the point where nothing takes away the sour taste left by poor quality/quantity checks.”
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