The Bridge Coffee & Community — Restaurant in Bristol Township

I've been looking forward to a coffee shop in this location for years since I first heard rumors of one being in the works. Unfortunately I missed their opening day but got there as soon as I could the following day and was not disappointed. This isn't the perfect location in Levittown right near five points, so there is plenty of parking. The inside is so warm and inviting. There are tables and couches and a long bar set up along the front windows along with a back room that can be rented out for private events or gatherings. Rumor has it that on days when that back room is not rented, they're going to shut the doors and let that be a quiet space for people who want to get work done or just relax in a more quiet environment with their coffee. They had so many options of coffee, tea and steamed milk to choose from with a variety of flavors. The only thing I was missing from the menu was a peppermint selection, but I'm hopeful that they'll add that soon since we're in that holiday season now. They also offered baked goods source locally. I tried the raspberry lemon muffin and was pleasantly surprised to find some chocolate chips at the bottom of it. It was a fantastic treat to start the day with. The coffee I wanted was sold out which is fantastic news for them on their opening weekend. It also ensures that I'll be back again this week to try and get that one again. There was a line the entire time I was in there, but it moved pretty quickly! Every single staff member was friendly and talking to each other and the people in line. Patrons were talking to each other and interacting, and it was so nice to just see a sense of community and joy at this local coffee shop and it makes me anticipate a bright future for this new venue. I also saw a pay it forward board near the cash register. I meant to ask about it, but I'm assuming some people have donated a dollar amount or a specific beverage that can be used by someone who maybe needs a little help financially on that visit. What a fantastic idea!! That being said, it is the most reasonably priced coffee shop I've been to in this area. I'm hoping enough people support this venue and they won't have to raise their prices any time soon!!! There are no actual owners of this coffee shop, it is a collaboration of people from the restoration Church who are running this place, so you know the community will be at the forefront of everything they do. As an avid coffee lover, I am so excited to finally have a shop right in Levittown! I look forward to becoming a regular and hope you do too, or at least just stop by and say hello, get a coffee, tea or steamed milk (and a pastry) and wish these guys the...

I've been going to the bridge since they opened. Service was great in the beginning. It's is awful now. If you ask the man claiming to be the manger any questions he feels free to not actually hear you but tell you off anyway.he also said my phone number didn't work. So I walked out without the transaction being refunded. When they opened I had bought a gift card that I connected my phone number to that I add to the balance when it gets low. The kind people when they opened showed me how. I've never given my phone number and still received notice of rewards I earn. I returned to the store to get my refund and Both the rude man who told me off ,and the women above him would not actually listen to me and hear what I had to say. I asked if the ability to use the gift card with my number connected to it could no longer be used in that way. They argued instead saying a phone number could only be added to a debit card. I asked how am I receiving text when I earn reward then because I have never given my phone number. No answer to that question and not even let me look into it. So when actually refunding me the women kept telling me she refunded the reward and the 2 and change to my card balance. I told her I never used the 5 dollar reward. I need the entire 7 dollar transaction refrunded. She kept insisting that she refunded the reward plus the 2 dollars. I kept telling her, but I didn't use the reward so why would you credit it to my card and not the actual money that came off the card. She could not understand so I actually lost the 5 dollar reward. No big deal. So in my frustration I actually told them to use the remaining 30 dollars from the gift card to buy cards for their give a coffee to people in need. A gift card that I had been using since they opened which had my information connected to it. I told them I will never return to that coffee shop again. Because this was the third incident with the guy behind the counter being rude when asked a question or him not actually hearing my request. Sad because I've been a customer since they opened their doors. But I will not be going back again. Nor will my clients or friends. word of mouth is pretty important when it comes...

The Bridge is a really wonderful sit down coffee shop that now serves food as well! After covering overhead and employee pay, all profits are given to charity. There is also free WiFi and a community room that can be booked at the register or via their website! Many customers also pay it forward so those in need or those just wanting to try something new can get a free 12oz drink by grabbing a slip from the pay it forward board :)

Lots of people stop by on their way to or from work or work from home in the shop using the many outlets available!

There are lots of different flavor syrups to add to any lattes or coffee drinks you are interested in. Most drinks can be made hot or iced and they have almond or oat milk as milk alternatives. I highly recommend the Chai Latte.

Half of the pastries are baked in house (ex scones and muffins) and the other half (coffee cakes and cookies) arrive fresh every morning from a local business "Bread and Butter." The pastries are soooo good and many people visit just for the coffee cake.

The food menu continues to grow and is really good! The prosciutto flatbread and Greek rice bowl are among my favorite lunch items. For breakfast I highly recommend the overnight oats or the breakfast sandwiches. During the week breakfast sandwiches can be made to order and on weekends due to how busy it gets they are pre-made and available in the grab and go case (much like wawa's breakfast sizzlis)!

They also have rotating lunch specials on Fridays and weekends (Ex. Hot Honey BLT, Tuna Melt, Churro Waffles, etc). They're only available while supplies last so definitely keep an eye out from what specials they announce on social media!

They are alsp working on doing lots of community events as well as having an outdoor seating area and community garden once the weather gets nice.

Business hours are 7am-3pm Mon-Fri and 7:30am-3pm on weekends! Food is available...