Adezzo Coffee Shop

This is a hidden gem. I felt like I was walking down a hidden alley in Harry Potter or something. From the art of creatures scaling the building and peeking in the windows on the back side of the building to how this little coffee shop just appears on the side with giant buildings around it. There's definitely a serene and magical aura to the place before you even step inside.
Then once inside you can't help but to be taken back by the beauty and uniqueness of everything. There's so much hidden detail in everything here. And it's pet friendly! There's a glass container of dog treats in the area where you add extras to your coffee. There's many options between tea and coffee and even baked goods. I got a pumpkin pie coffee and a coconut macaroon. Both were amazing. And I loved all the little extras they had to add to your drink instead of the usual sugar and half and half. I took advantage and added cinnamon to my pumpkin coffee ☕.

I went with a friend and my 4 month old son and it was very relaxing. My son was mesmerized by the soft music and relaxing atmosphere. I'll definitely be back.

Super cute cafe. Vegan muffins were delicious. Would recommend for a quick stop, to do work, or get together with friends!

Oh wow, my oat milk latte with a pump of lavender flavor was amazing! Maybe it's because I haven't had columbe coffee in a while but it was great!

tucked away on a backstreet; some of the best drinks and goodies in Scranton.

Best place to grab a coffee in downtown Scranton. Very laid back and chill aesthetic. Requires a little walk as it is located in an alley with no immediate parking, but being tucked in the alley also helps keep the crowds down. Staff has always been very friendly with a regular rotation, so if you frequent enough you will start to get to know them. Definitely more suited to coming to socialize or relax vs working, as there are only four low top desks to work, and plugs are scarce between them. During the college semesters these tables go quick and early to the students of the many near by colleges, and they do not move for hours. The rest of the seating is either couch or a long shared communal high top with those modern cute-but-super-uncomfortable-metal-chairs-that-you-can-picture-in-your-head. My only complaint is that it shares a open entrance with the adjacent gallery, and there are occasions where people who appear to be more so patrons or friends of the gallery instead of Adezzo comes over to sit and socialize with friends and due to their comfort level tend to treat the coffee shop as more of their living room by speaking loudly, playing music or videos loudly from laptops for hours at a time. The food is great, and the bagels and cream cheese cannot be beat locally. Recommendation: everything bagel with salmon cream cheese.

I am hoping my next visit will be better. My first impression with this urban coffee shop is not great.

It almost feels like they are trying too hard to have a hipster hole in a wall feel.

The wait times are a few minutes even when you are the only person in line.

I will say that their coffee is better than Starbucks. But that's not a terribly high bar to begin with. But at $6 for a large, I would hope so.

This place has such a dope vibe, came here for a poetry reading. Great decor, awesome coffee, and splendid pastries and bagels! Thanks for a good vibe!

Such a cool place! Cold brew was delicious…😋

Worst chai latte I ever had. It was just milk with alot of sugar....
Below average cappicuno and latte coffee. Macrons not good. Only thing I liked was fudge brownie.
Not sure how this place was rated 4.7 on google.

Great atmosphere, the espresso is definitely quality. Kind of hidden in an alley though, was hard to find