"My favorite cafe in WNY. Incredible service, amazing staff, comfortable vibes, amazing coffee. The taste/menu is unmatched. You will not find another spot so special ❤️ a true gem."

"The best coffee in the city with the best people you'd ever meet. I literally moved to a place within walking distance so I could go to my favorite Café (this Café)."

"In the heart of Allentown, where the sidewalks breathe art, There’s a café that hums with a welcoming heart. The Intersection—a name that rings true, Where the paths of the many meet over a brew. The coffee menu stretches wide like a street, With options for every mood, bitter or sweet. From drip to cold brew, from lattes to steam, Each cup pours a moment, each sip stirs a dream. The baked goods are simple—just muffins and bagels— Reliable comfort on mismatched round tables. No need for a flourish, just flavor and grace, To steady your morning or soften your pace. Outside, the café tables catch stories mid-air, As locals and wanderers find solace there. Dogs at their feet, friends old and new, Laughing and lingering with something to chew. It’s pet-friendly, people-filled, rooted in place, A patchwork of lives in a small urban space. No rush, just rhythm—the city slows down, Right here at the corner of charm and downtown. So if you find yourself strolling Allentown’s way, With time on your hands and something to say, Stop in at The Intersection, order and stay— Where the coffee is bold and the world feels okay."

"I stopped in here on a whim just driving by and I am glad I did! Super helpful and kind people and AMAZING beverages! I will most definitely be back! What a gem of a place!"

"Not sure how the experiences described in the other reviews could apply to this spot. Maybe something major (and bad) has happened to Allentown? We had to step over needles on the sidewalk outside. Inside, it looked like a head shop. At the door, a man higher than a kite almost ran into us. He was so high I think he genuinely could not see. Walking away, we passed three individuals sprawled on the sidewalk, drinking out of brown paper bags and discussing their alcoholism. We were there mid-afternoon on a weekday. Nothing about this place was safe or clean."