5 Best Cafes near Charleroi

“I tried perked up once about 2 months ago and have been coming in almost every day since ! the food is amazing , my favorite food item is the casey wrap. so many different flavors in one ! my favorite drink is a caramel frappe with whipped cream and extra drizzle. absolutely amazing ! and don't get me started on the pastries , their blueberry muffins are to die for ! so many options tho ! staff is super friendly and always have a smile ! 10/10 recommend perked up cafe !Vegetarian options: so many options !Dietary restrictions: so many options !Parking: street parking right outside !Kid-friendliness: very open and friendly to all ages !Wheelchair accessibility: no stairs and very accessible !“

“My mom & I love to visit different coffee shops and this one was definitely one we will come back to! The atmosphere is cozy from the moment you walk in with different homemade local arts/goodies to browse. There are lots of different options to choose from as far as coffee/tea flavors go. I ended up getting the Baristas Choice of “Caramel Brownie Latte” and my mom got the Seasonal “Luck Charms”. Both were so yummy!! Would recommend and will be back again ?“

“Super cute, gluten friendly family owned establishment in the corner of a shopping plaza. Came here and they had really nice gluten-free options for food, and I was not disappointed. The hospitality of the family was warm and inviting. The ambience was very cute. I had a gluten-free chicken sandwich with honey mustard and pesto. To my surprise the sandwich also came with kettle chips which were much appreciated. They had some really fun drink options of which I declined, but would come back and try again. Overall if you're looking for a gluten friendly place in the area with really great people who would benefit from your patronage, give this place a try. Also, don't forget to try the gluten-free cookies, it looks like this months flavor is pumpkin! They also have gluten free bagels and buns!“

“Such a great find!! My husband had a zoom meeting he did there and it was such a great spot! I met him after and the coffees were delicious. We didn't have any food but all of the baked goods in the case looked delicious. The barista was so friendly and helpful. Highly recommend this if you are traveling on 51.“

“Must have passed by this place a thousand times. Neighbors told us that they heard it was really good so we made a point to stop in. Glad we did. This is the kind of neighborhood diner we miss. It's open for breakfasts and lunches only; it's clearly run by a family and friends; it focuses on what they can produce; and the portions are huge for the prices you pay!We went in for lunch so we got the spicy chicken wrap and the trio salads. Neither were finished and came home in a doggie bag. The wrap does not come with any sides, although you can order them separately, I did not. Good thing I did not since I could not finish the wrap. "Spice" was provided by the banana peppers and the pepper jack cheese, so if you are a real chili-head, this will not impress you. I asked for a hot sauce and was offered Frank's Hot and also saw some Tabasco laying around. The wrap itself was a 12 inch tortilla and this was generously stuffed!The trio salad was three huge mounds of chicken, tuna and egg salads along with slices of tomatoes, red onions, cucumbers, pickles, lettuce, and green peppers. Enough for three meals!The place was busy and many of the people we saw were regulars. Staff was clearly family and there was a lot of kidding around - which did not mean that they were not professional - they took care of everything as they should. The place is cash only, so bring real money. Prices are moderate, and even inexpensive when you consider how much food they give you.They have two menus: A lunch and a breakfast one. Both are very large. While we had lunch, we noticed many of the other tables were eating breakfast. Those offerings looked good so we will probably make a point of coming back some day to try some of those as well.“