Carnegie Coffee Company

A loft-style, renovated post-office, with unique nooks for you to sit and sip your coffee. Each space is a different vibe so the experience changes wherever you sit. Things you should know:I. PARKING There's a paid public parking lot out front of the building, costing 50¢ per hour.II. SERVICE Timely. They offer a wide variety of alternative milks and even sugar free syrup for my friends that like guilt-free options. Also, they offer gluten-free pastries! III. QUALITY Cappuccino had a good balance of coffee and milk. They didn't serve me my drink in a glass so I assume all their beverages are packaged to-go. IV. CAPACITYFairly busy for a weekday evening ~ however there were still quite a few tables available. This is such a great spot to knock out work.

On our way to discover a cool coffee place, we discovered this gem. This was close to our hotel and also close to downtown on a street that was having a farmer's market on a sleepy Sunday.Here is the summary of our experience at this amazing place nestled in an old historical building:1) Ambiance 6/5: The outside doesn't do justice to this amazing place. It looks like an old-world charm historical building that has been turned into a coffee shop. Each nook and corner seems to have a story in itself. This is a great place to hang out with friends or work silently on our laptop as you sip some caffeine. If you want a quieter place, you can opt to sit on the second floor which has an old library-like charm. It also has a small outdoor seating with an old and pretty clock right outside. Along with this they also have some amazing coffee quotes at different corners.2) Service 5/5: The people at the front were very helpful and helped with the selections. The service was quick and friendly. FYI - There are two different sections - One where we got our coffee and another place where we got our bagel so make sure you keep your ears open for your name. 3) Food 5/5: We stopped here for a quick coffee and a quick bite so our experience is based on it. Here is what we ordered:a) Iced vanilla latte: Right amount of sweetness with great coffee taste. b) Bagel with cream cheese: They double-toasted it just the way I liked it with a good amount of cheese.4) Value for Money 5/5: The place is not too heavy on your pocket and is a great area to relax, work, or enjoy with friends along with the old-world charm.Overall, if you are ever around this place, do not miss this opportunity to have a great time with friends or yourself and give yourself a delightful morning start.The good:1) Ambiance2) Service3) Vibe4) CoffeeNot so good:Nothing honestly! :)

We were in Carnegie for dinner at El Pollon on Saturday afternoon. It was a pleasant day and we decided to go for a walk up East Main Street.While walking we noticed this coffee shop inside an old historic Post Office building. Inside the seating and ambience was outstanding.The ladies at the counter were super helpful and made the partner a decaf iced americano with a splash of oatmilk. I got a hot chocolate and both together were priced well. They tasted really well and there are so many places to sit inside and outside.This place has an extensive dood menu and drinks are reasonably priced and of high quality. The service was outstanding and this place is a true gem in Carnegie.

Really enjoyed the atmosphere. My kids loved the smoothies and we all loved the food, drinks and desserts. We visited Pittsburgh and stayed in Carnegie. This was a nice place to relax and regroup after sightseeing in Pittsburgh

I just truly love Carnegie Coffee - it is the cutest, little local coffeeshop located in a repurposed post office! When I am in town, this is my go-to spot to sit for a few hours for work. Their coffee is delicious - and they have a favorite of flavors to add; my personal favorite are brown sugar cinnamon and english toffee!But I love their food! Most recently, I tried the chicken salad croissant and it was so good. For the side, I've tried the potato soup (which is so hearty and delicious) and the veggie ranch pasta salad (so yum and not too heavy with sauce!). Overall, this is such a cute, casual place!

Carnegie Coffee Co. has earned their spot as my favorite coffee shop over multiple excellent visits the past few years. The space itself is really bright and welcoming, with plenty of tables and lots of windows. I've always been able to find a seat, though it does get crowded sometimes. Staff is always really friendly, and drinks are usually ready quickly. I appreciate that they have multiple non-diary milk options, and plenty of food choices. Some of the breakfast sandwiches can get pretty messy, but they're still delicious! The only negative I can think of is that on my last visit I asked for the egg over hard, and it was still quite gooey - but I am confident that if I had asked for this to be resolved, they would have fixed it. Also, I wouldn't recommend getting your sandwich on a biscuit, since they're pretty small. This is a great place to come and spend some time working on a laptop or reading, while enjoying a drink and a snack.

Amazing service and as my grandson told the barista;" You make the best hot chocolate in the world!"

Hipster coffee shop in Carnegie, PA in historic building that looks like an old train station. The building has two floors and a ton of natural light. Serves coffee and food (breakfast and lunch). Breakfast sandwich: 10/10House coffee: 10/10There are plenty tables to sit. Free WiFi is available for customers. My favorite is the mini library they have: donate a book, take a book - such a good idea!

Stopped in here a couple of times while at the Carnegie Farmer's Market.This is great location and a nice space to sit and enjoy some caffiene.The staff is always friendly and even if they're super busy it doesn't seem like a long wait to get your order.I've only had coffee here so I can't speak to the food, but the menu looks pretty solid for a small lunch.

Not very clean, feels cold inside and not very friendly. The coffee is ok but it's not worth my time and money to visit again.