MOTO Coffee/Machine

Easily in my top 5 favorite places on earth. I feel like an evangelical whenever I talk about it to people so just go there now. Kate makes amazing (insert a few paragraphs of fawning adjectives) food and the coffee is usually great.
Buy yourself a motorcycle while you're there if that's your kind of thing.
20/10

Love the Almond croissant and I like everything in the menu. The owner and the staff are very helpful and friendly. 😊

After failing to have a GOOD coffee in town last weekend, we stopped here. The coffee was great! My latte was so frothy that the stirrer stood on end even though i let go of it. Very cool store. No one would mess with a biker's coffee!

Cool concept. Motorcycle repair shop and coffee Cafe combination. Clean cool and lots of fun

I was there in December 2020 and was speechless. The place was very, very crowded, and three baristas/staff members were talking WITHOUT MASKS. As they were making food. And coffee. I ordered my food, which was made by a male staff member with a mask (all the members without masks were female)but even thou it tasted ok I was so appalled by the lack if masks that I never took a second bite. Went up the same street and had an amazing coffee and focaccia at The Supernatural, a coffee shop were people were wearing masks and limiting the number of customers.

Great coffee, cool atmosphere and friendly staff. Wish we could have tried the waffles but the waffle service doesn't start until 9:30ish. Worth stopping by if you're in the area. Gluten free waffles are an option too.

MOTO combines beautifully brewed coffee and deliciously unique waffles with cool motorcycle gear—all of which you can purchase under one roof.

They rotate out the beans they use, but always use single origin for their filtered coffee. They also offer dairy-free milk alternatives such as oat and almond for anyone looking to get their caffeine fix without the lactose.

MOTO serves both sweet and savory waffles which range from $8-$16. We tried the sweet Crunchberry Waffle ($14) and the savory Everything Waffle ($14). Both were amazing! If waffles aren’t your jam, they also have sandwiches, salads, and egg-based dishes. Their waffles and sandwiches can be made to be gluten-free and their ingredients are sourced from local farms.

Keep an eye out for Brandywine Coffee Roasters, very good!

You have to stop in. Looks can be deceiving. From the outside, it is impossible to know what is going on inside. This place has awesome coffee! Awesome baked goods! And awesome food! They sell motor cycle stuff and clothes too. I could stop back every 30 to 60 minutes happily just for a fresh cup of coffee and a cookie.

Coffee. Motorcycles. Waffles. Leather Jackets. Friendly & Helpful People. This place rocks!

2nd Visit: The Americano was excellent. I had the Beef Tenderloin & Waffles. The chef was in and made dairy-free waffles for me, and substituted in avocado. Very accommodating. And, OMG! So good!! There will definitely be many more visits here.