4 Great Places to Grab Coffee and a Snack in North Warren

When mid-morning or afternoon slumps strike, North Warren’s friendly eateries have you covered. Our friendly community has several local cafes serving the java and treats you need to get through the day. Hit up the following places in North Warren for coffee and snacks.
Note: Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, please contact the businesses below to verify current hours of operation and services. Also, stay safe.
The Arbor Coffee House: 340 Pennsylvania Ave. W.
The Arbor Coffee House has been a warm and welcoming community hub since 2001. This family-owned and operated business takes its place in the local area seriously, so it supports other Pennsylvania businesses when it can. The coffee is locally roasted by Happy Mug Coffee. Caffeine enthusiasts swear you can taste the difference. The cafe also uses ingredients from local farms and dairies whenever possible. These local secrets make the cookies, muffins, and scones taste better. If you’re looking for heartier fare, The Arbor Coffee House also serves breakfast and sandwiches and soups for lunch.
Sheetz: 2425 Market St. N.
For a more casual coffee and snack option, head to Sheetz. It’s part gas station, part coffee shop, and all about convenience. Don’t expect the usual gas station fare here. The coffees are freshly brewed to satisfy even the most discerning coffee connoisseur. There’s also a great variety of snacks, from potato chips and chocolate bars to fresh fruits. If you’ve got some serious hunger pangs, the sandwiches, burgers, and hot dogs should satisfy.

Ordering by touch screen can take some getting used to. However, the friendly employees are never far away if you get confused. Sheetz stays open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so you can always get your fix.
Total Evolution Cafe and Smoothie Lounge: 334 Pennsylvania Ave. W.
Total Evolution Cafe and Smoothie Lounge proudly serves fresh food, fast. The creative menu changes monthly to take advantage of the freshest seasonal produce. The cafe puts an emphasis on healthy foods that nourish your mind and body. However, the menu still has a few indulgences. Think Oreo brownies, oatmeal cookies, and small blueberry pies for one. Vegetarians, vegans, and people with food allergies and intolerances should also leave satisfied. The cafes nutritious breakfast and lunch meals complement its snacks.
Total Evolution Cafe and Smoothie Lounge is famous for fruit smoothies. However, you’ll also find piping hot coffees, iced coffees, and lattes on the drink menu. Flavors such as pumpkin pie, brown sugar cinnamon, and cookie butter make the coffees here extra special.
The Train Station: Corner of Rt. 62 and State St.
The Train Station is a quirky cafe housed in an old train car. While the space is small, it’s full of life and personality. Coffee fans will appreciate the brews made with freshly ground beans. Side dishes, including French fries and mozzarella sticks, make perfect savory snacks. The Train Station also serves a wide selection of breakfast and lunch favorites.
Sheetz: 2425 Market St. N.
For a more casual coffee and snack option, head to Sheetz. It’s part gas station, part coffee shop, and all about convenience. Don’t expect the usual gas station fare here. The coffees are freshly brewed to satisfy even the most discerning coffee connoisseur. There’s also a great variety of snacks, from potato chips and chocolate bars to fresh fruits. If you’ve got some serious hunger pangs, the sandwiches, burgers, and hot dogs should satisfy.
Ordering by touch screen can take some getting used to. However, the friendly employees are never far away if you get confused. Sheetz stays open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so you can always get your fix.
Whether you’re meeting friends or enjoying a little self-time, these North Warren eateries provide the perfect indulgence. Skip the chains and support local businesses next time you need coffee and a snack.
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