Ethan's Cafe

Big city cafe energy in a small mountain town. The warm yet chic ambience and extensive menu give a strong "you can have it all and no one is judging." Coffee is served on a saucer, and you feel right at home sipping your brew along the brick wall at a cozy but spacious wooden table. I enjoyed a "Caramello" and am only disappointed that I live far away and won't be able to return soon.

We stopped to visit Ethan’s Cafe on a road trip across Pennsylvania, and it was a happy surprise lunch stop along I-80. The food was surprisingly good, very fresh, thoughtfully prepared, with ample portions. We tried three different sandwiches. The patty melt was not greasy, as they often can be, the rye bread was nicely grilled, and the whole sandwich was quite flavorful. The BLT had a decent tomato and good bacon, served on crispy toast. The tuna salad in the tuna melt was very tasty, with nice, crunchy celery bits, served on sourdough toast. On the side, we had carrot and celery sticks, and a side of Dune Fries, sprinkled with cheese and bacon pieces. The coffee menu offers a dizzying array of flavored lattes. The service was super friendly, and the facility was clean and welcoming. A great place for lunch!

What a great stop for lunch! We were looking for a place while driving by on I 80. We read a few Google reviews and decided to try it. It was worth it! We shared a Quesadilla with Dune fries and were very satisfied. Because of previous reviews we had to try a specialty coffee. They were delicious! And friendly staff!