Caffe Amadeus

Phenomenal coffee and service. Terrific pastries made in shoppe. Small batch roasted beans to go.The only thing wrong with this place is that it isn't in my town, but the hour drive is worth it every time!In my opinion, there is literally no better caffe anywhere, and I have been all around the country and in many foreign lands. None better.

Cool place. Tea, coffee, goodies and an eclectic vibe. I got a pot of Earl Grey and steamed milk and a great little pumpkin treat. Ate on premise and enjoyed the ambiance.

Lovely little cafe!Beautiful decorated w classical music- comfortable seating, really friendly staff. Would def come back!

Really love the atmosphere of this restaurant, reminds me of a cafe in Paris. Free WiFi and lots of great comfortable seating options. Menu has lots of great options for different flavors. They also make fresh baked goods every day. The latte I had was really good. Will definitely be coming here again

Always friendly. Quaint place to enjoy many coffee drinks. Great selection of teas and coffee. Fresh roasted beans and fresh pastries. Always enjoy sitting in the front window watching the world go bye!

The atmosphere here is unique and super welcoming. The staff are very friendly, and run this Caffe perfectly. And the coffee? Absolutely amazing. I would confidently put this in the top 3 best places to get a great coffee, within the surrounding areas. Well done

The presentation of the food and drinks here are amazing! I tried the cinnamon vanilla latte, both iced and hot. While they were both good, the hot latte was truly wonderful. Make sure to try out one of their desserts as well, they're all great! The staff here are also very friendly. Caffe Amadeus has become my new go to coffee and study spot!

We were looking for great coffee WITH great ambiance. Caffe Amadeus delivers! It has a great Seattle bohemian coffee house vibe and the espresso mocha I ordered was delicious! I had the breakfast bagel (panini style) and it was tasty as well. The staff were great. This will be my go to coffee house when I'm in Indiana, PA.

. I was delighted to find pu-ehr on the menu at Caffe Amadeus, one of my favorite places. Its kitsch atmosphere and classical music are perfect for enjoying a conversation or reading. The only down side is it's pricey. My tea and coffee cake cost over $7

Last June I was absolutely parched. I walked into a cafe on philadelphia street and was immediately met with the authentic smell of 1770s Austria as I waltzed through the corridors of Mozart himself. I was treated to a delicious lemon square by a worker named Callie who told me I was pretty in my Summer outfit- She immediately got a tip. I then ordered a fruit smoothie and experienced an explosion of fresh flavors devoid of anything artificial- and I knew that I would return. I am now a regular customer.