Biondi Biscotti — Restaurant in Penn Township

California prices at Pennsylvania quality: Staff here are incredible, the shop is well set up and feels cozy too. Unfortunately, the drinks and food are sub par with high prices to boot. I threw my scone out after one bite. It was all sugar, salt, and poorly baked flour; CostCo bulk scones are better and those aren’t great.

As for drinks, I can make significantly better at home with real spices and real cream instead of canned whip and the flavored syrups most PA cafés are peddling for $10.

I have had some incredible food and drinks in PA, I know it’s possible. If shops are going to charge California prices, locals have the right to ask for quality food. Settling for mediocrity only begets further...

I recently visited Biondi Biscotti and had a mixed experience. The pepperoni roll was good, but the cinnamon roll tasted like it had been frozen for too long, with a noticeable freezer burn flavor. The cranberry muffin was stale and clearly a few days old. After spending $20 for two pastries and a pepperoni roll, I would expect the quality to be significantly better. On the plus side, the cashier was very friendly, and the cafe had a nice, cozy atmosphere. It’s worth a stop for the savory options, but I’d recommend skipping the baked goods. Overall...

If you stop here you can eat like an Italian. The food is freshly made and is fantastic. 😋 I especially like the Greens & Beans and the breakfast items. The Pepperoni Roll is like none I’ve eaten before! You will be among friendly people and might even see old friends. I did. The Saturday morning breakfast crowd is unbelievable. It’s a great time and big fun. 😀 The associates, workers, baristas - whatever you call them - are genuinely caring and kind people. They make the food and coffee experience...