Cuppa Cake Cafe - Scranton

This place is so cutie patootie. They helped me right away and let me tell you the cupcakes are so good, I almost gave them my whole savings account for more. Literally to die for.

I wanted to try this spot for more than a minute. My boyfriend finally took me and I enjoyed it very much. The chicken pastina soup was simple and tasty and the little mini cupcakes were the perfect bite. The lemon scone was a little too biscuit tasting for me . Still yummy just not sconey. My boyfriend liked his soup and sandwich as well and we enjoyed our Java's. The only reason I left a star off is because you do have unpredictable waiting times. I received my coffee quickly but then they had to brew more so mine was almost gone when he got his. UnderstandableI'll go again for sure. Some reviews evolve : thank you cuppa cake ...I look forward to trying more cupcake flavors!

Love this place. Everything I have ever eaten here was very good. The service is great and the workers are very friendly. A very friendly lovely place to meet friends.

Kid-friendliness: They were really busy and a tiny bit behind on check out..and also on take out on register..but they make sure you know how much you are appreciated...Me and my Grandson were offered a sample of the mini cupcakes and brownies...as well as every person in front of me and behind me...and everyone who was working had a on and we did too..As we.enjoyed our Blueberry Muffin, Linzter Cookie,and Salted Carmel Cupcake on the coffee table and cozy chair with a Sofa like we were at home...

Really friendly staff with some questionably high prices for food and drink.Got a lemon scone, tea, chicken ceasar wrap and a signature panini. The scones are small, quaint even, but they suffer a universal issue you can find at the location. Nothing spectaular to write home about. Its soft and flakey, but the only flavor present is the large amount of sugared coating on the scone itself. For $3 each, its more cost effective and better quality to get scones at walmart. I have heard good things about their other baked goods, but again nothing spectacular.The tea is fine, however it seems their hot drinks are made specifically to be taken somewhere else. 20 minutes after getting my drink it was still hot enough to destroy any taste buds you may have... possibly intentionally, given the quality of food and pastry.For a signature panini, you would immagine it to be flavorful, full of promise and dreams. However, clockin in at nearly $10, this sandwich has anbissue with overcooked, chicken, causing it to be difficult to eat in any normal capacity. Good flavors overall, but dry. The chips and pickle on the side were arguably more enjoyable.Finally, the chicken ceasar wrap also had an issue with dry chicken, masked only by the ceasar dressing. Thebparm and lettuce were good and fresh, but you find yourself wishing you ate lunch somewhere that you can get better quality chicken... like wendys.My final thoughts, the entite time i was here there were no ooh or ahhs directed towards the food and drink. The food is overpriced and uninspired, but their drink menu leaves a lot of options my family chooses to explore. Ill be comong back, but maybe stick to an iced drink instead.