The 4th Street Cafe

Nice place to stop for our lunch. Homemade soup and chili were wonderful and fresh sandwiches. Friendly owners serve you. Great local business

Traveling on PA turnpike and needed quick bite to eat. Not looking for fast food, but something light and healthy. Found the perfect place — freshly prepared dishes AND great customer service! We had the special — Caprese Quich served with side salad. Quich very moist and tasty, generous serving. Salad had a variety of fresh greens and loaded with tiny pieces of many fresh vegetables. Coffee brewed from beans roasted locally; expresso available. Definitely a Mom and Pop operation — she in the kitchen and he taking our order!

Who doesn’t love a great BYOB! Great live music Friday’s and some Saturday’s. The atmosphere is eclectic with some couches some tables and very comfortable. Light fare is all organic and excellent and inexpensive. Homemade quiche and a salad was 8 $. This place is a great find and truly a diamond in the rough. I didn’t give it 5 stars because they close 9pm. But if you want a light dinner, great music and a glass of wine you need go no further than 4^th Street Café.

Driving through Pennsylvania we needed somewhere to stop. Imagine a tiny car with 4 hungry people (Dad, Mom, 5 yr. old & 1 yr. old). We pull off the highway and see some not so interesting places to eat and then see lots of cars in the parking lot at this place. We pull up thinking, this is where the locals eat. Yes! It’s a Friday night, so there’s a lot going on. A farmer had a table set up inside with some pretty spectacular spring produce and there was a live band! Really, a live band making me feel like we stumbled into one of the tents at Bonnaroo. This café is like a glorified coffee shop with food and a big performance space. It’s owned by a family & they were all on hand that night. It definitely helped my cute little baby grabbed their attention and everyone was really, very nice. I had the chicken wrap and enjoyed it. The husband liked his meatball sub and the kids ate their grilled cheese. Craft root beer– yum. Good chip selection. Oh, and the donuts. My god, the donuts. This Amish woman up the street from them has been making these donuts for 30 years. It was a no-​brainer to try the cinnamon sugar donut for $ 1 and we loved it. Overall, so happy we stumbled onto this place and hope they succeed. Cool community.

Always great food, very friendly staff and a wide range of musical acts and talent. Also, very family friendly vibe. Definitely recommend it. Awesome local scene taking root here!