Coffeelands

Best caramel macchiato ever!

Love this little gem and visit it everytime I travel to my wife's family in Lancaster. Dean's beans on tap plus some interesting art on display and some funky fair trade gifts.

5 stars for the coffee, homemade veggie cream cheese, and the amazing staff! Definitely worth stopping by!

Gorgeous, beautiful items! I've bought jewelry, clothing, wall decor, bath products, home decor (and more I'm sure). Each item was unique because they were individually crafted by artisans who not only love what they do but get top dollar as Coffeelands deals with them directly. (For those not in the know, even Fair Trade items have a middle man who gets a cut of the artisan's share.) And what price did I have to pay? FAR below what similar items would have cost if a factory, whether in the United States or abroad, had produced them. Admittedly I don't understand economics well enough to explain how Coffeelands manages this feat but they do! THANK YOU to Coffeelands and to The Polus Center which supports them.

Coffee was very good. They could have used more food options. The interior was nice, but they needed more seating - there was a lot of open space.

Best ice coffee I had all summer. It's a lovely cafe with beautiful gifts in the front of the shop. Wish I had more time to spend there just enjoying the cafe and coffee.

Great new coffee and relaxation place. Pros: tasty coffee, friendly staff, good music/atmosphere Cons: unreliable wi-fi, not much seating (only an issue if place fills up)

They serve Dean's beans coffee which is good and local. Atmosphere is typical cafe style which was nice. The cap was very milky.

Nice coffee (I love when places have hot dark roast ready to go and this place has it) and a fun local but ‘hip’ atmosphere.

Wrong bagel, bland sausage, tasteless cheese, espresso that felt like nothing and then felt too strong an hour later, and my friend that ordered decaf got the jitters, def not decaf