Traveler's Cafe

Ordered a small black coffee and a blueberry scone to go. The scone was good and the coffee was the “house blend” with good flavor. I’m interested in coming back for a more substantial taste at a later date. The service is friendly and that’ll make them an easy stop in the future.

This new family restaurant with a comfortable atmosphere opened on the south side of Saegertown in February 2021. It has a traveler's decor complete with world map wall hanging, globe themed light shades, and other unique items. It is nicely lit with LED lighting that is not overpowering. The space is wide open with no sound dampeners but not overly noisy. The place was busy with people regularly coming in replacing those who had left so it wasn't crowded.nnI ordered The Atlas at a $13.00 price tag but it came with a lot of food. The only negative was there were barely any hashbrowns on my plate for that price tag. The locally roasted coffee was $2.00 for unlimited refills and the friendly wait staff were on top of keeping my coffee filled.nnThey also have a counter where you can order your favorite coffees, lattes, and other hot drinks as well as freshly made pastries.nnI recommend this new eating establishment and will be returning myself in the near future.

Very cute cafe. They ran out of Java chip for their frappes, which was a little disappointing because it was my first time there, so I got a smoothie instead. I plan to return again to try out the restaurant and java chip frappe.

Ah. Ma. Zing. We traveled from Edinboro and boy, was it worth the drive!! Delicious food, beautiful atmosphere, and courteous and prompt service with a smile. I ordered the womelet (waffle omelet) with queso and buckwheat waffles with strawberry sauce. SO GOOD. Thank you so much! We'll be back!! :)

They dont want to pay their workers, pay checks every 2 weeks and it's now a week late and they keep making excuses. Foods overpriced and kitchen is chaos. I'd stay away