Lit Coffee Roastery & Bakeshop

Amazing atmosphere! The staff is incredibly attentive, friendly, and welcoming. The owners are really cool guys. I have to say their coffee has a unique and flavorful taste that stands out. I love their handmade cups, made by a local artist. Another plus is that their baked cookies are really good. Fun fact, this is the only place I’ve found that offers pumpkin spice out of season, which is awesome since I’m an October baby. Last but not least, this shop proudly supports local artists.

Lit coffee roastery and bakeshop is one of the better coffee places here in Lehigh valley. I came here today on a beautiful cold Friday winter morning to get some coffee to warm myself up and I absolutely loved everything about this place. It feels very cozy, warm, comfortable and homey. They have a great menu with regular items and also seasonal items too. They bake all their baked goods at home so it's all fresh. I got their vanilla late and it was actually pretty good. They have a great pastry menu. The staff are also amazing people and they are very kind. Overall, I loved the place and I would definitely recommend it 10/10.

Lit Cafe is literally my go-to spot whenever I’m meeting a friend. The coffee? Always on point. Seriously, it’s consistently great—rich, smooth, and just the right kick. The vibe of the place is something else too. It’s warm, cozy, and somehow still really cool. The staff are incredibly friendly and make you feel like you’ve been going there forever, even if it’s your first time. What I love most is how the whole place just flows. The decor, the music, the people—there’s this unspoken harmony that makes you want to stay longer than you planned. Even the other customers seem to be in sync with the vibe—everyone’s just chill and cool. Highly recommend if you want great coffee and even better energy!

This is a very cozy place with lots of tables and seating for studying. They seem to sell a lot of local merchandise and baked goods! I regret getting the matcha latte this place is likely more known for their coffee. The matcha latter taste very watered down I would not recommend. The scone tasted very healthy but it was not too sweet which is nice.

Exceptional espresso with tons of flavor and zero bitterness. The almond and date scone was very well made and tasty as well. Their coffee and their coffee beans they roast in house are some of the best in the area and one of my favorites. Too bad I went in on early Monday and they did not have any beans in stock sadly 🙁 will have to get it another time. Worth the 30 minute trip for me. Highly recommend. One thing to note is that you have to pay for parking either on the side parking lot or on street on back but it's very cheap like 2.50 or something for 2 hrs.

This place has local art and a good deal of charm. We had a very thorough opportunity to take it all in while one oat milk latte and one matcha latte took approximately 22 minutes for them to make with no more than three people in line ahead of us. It was no mystery why; the woman at the register made protracted upsell small talk with anyone who would listen, and the barista moved at the pace of John Paul II (at the end of his papacy). At one point she interrupted her actual work to give two teenagers who’d returned to the counter with their iced brown sugar lattes (on a 27° day) an immersive masterclass in how to add Torani syrup one quarter-drip at a time, tasting and swirling after each addition like strip mall sommeliers. I watched a Western Pennsylvania dad who was visiting his soft, espresso-confident son wait at the counter for 16 minutes ahead of us for a small black drip coffee. It seemed like his heart was already broken, but the image broke mine. There was simply zero consideration that customers waiting for coffee might have something to do. Perhaps some would find that charming, but I had a job to get to on time, and we had tipped on a credit card, with no way to take it back. The drinks were fine.

Adorable coffee shop with unique pastries and coffees. There's comfy seating in the front (by the window with all the plants) but there's also seating with tables if you have to get some work done. They have the standard coffee items, but they also serve a variety of newer items (soda served with a shot of espresso). Staff were kind and helpful with questions. But let's talk about the pastries. I have never seen flavor combinations like what they serve here. (They don't make them on site, they've partnered with some other companies). Strawberry, sage, and coconut? Guava and rosemary? Balsamic carrots and pickled red onions in a pastry?! Sadly we only sampled two of their items, but they were incredible. I had a cheese steak pastelito with an abundance of sesame seeds, which I thought would be too many seeds, but it wasn't. The seeds added to the flavor, not overpowering it. Hubs had the mango and rosemary pastry. The two flavors balanced each other and were very enjoyable. I definitely want to come back to try some of their other coffees, pastries, and to enjoy the overall vibe.