Lighthouse Latte — Restaurant in Bath (Berkeley Springs)

Lighthouse Latte has officially won my heart—and my taste buds! One of the coolest (literally!) things about this place is their genius use of coffee ice cubes in their iced drinks. It’s such a thoughtful touch that makes a huge difference. No more watered-down iced coffee! As the cubes melt, your drink just gets better and bolder.

The attention to detail here is top-tier. You can tell they really care about the quality of their beverages and the overall experience. The baristas are friendly, welcoming, and clearly passionate about what they do. Every visit feels like catching up with good friends.

The vibe is warm and inviting whether you’re swinging by for a quick pick-me-up or settling in with your laptop for a few hours. Add in delicious pastries and seasonal specials, and it’s easy to see why this place has become my go-to.

If you love a strong iced coffee that doesn’t fade halfway through, you need to try Lighthouse Latte. Coffee ice cubes should be the new standard thank you for setting the...

Absolutely a place to visit! We stopped in with a party of 8 mid-morning and Wow were we well taken care of. The ladies made us right at home, worked as a team to make sure our needs were met.

All the cold coffee drinks came with coffee ice cubes! Seriously?!?! Not a drop was left. The cold drinks were delicious as well. My hot mocha (yep that guy on the 91 degree day) was wonderful.

The food was amazing. Everyone loved their sandwiches and my daughter has a gluten allergy and great care was taken with hers. My son and I got the Scramble Bowls (bread bowls people!) and we were both thrilled with our meal. He got the Philly Bowl and I got the Spicy Scramble (and it was PERFECT).

Thank you Ladies for making our last morning in Berkeley Springs wonderful. You have a beautiful thing going. We can’t...

Came in 3 times during the week. Though my boyfriend liked it a lot, I have more mixed feelings. The ladies were very nice but it took a long time to get drinks, the boba tea is a bit odd tasting (can hardly taste the flavors - but we did like the taste of the tea once we got used to it and the fact that you can have it with less sugar), and to me it was on the expensive side. Even though there were about 5 ladies working, had to hunt up someone to take our orders and pay. Definitely religious, with a mini Bible on every table. The tipping thing was weird, too. A tip jar for a needy family on the counter but tablet whipped around with tips. It's semi counter service so found it confusing and sorry I didn't...