The Kind Cafe

Breakfast wrap was wonderful. Also the smoothie was perfect. Nice atmosphere. Very nice people working there. A little on the high side$$$ for breakfast but we’ll worth the money. Would recommend to anyone.

Rise and Shine Oatmeal-​delicious
Vanilla Chai Latte — smooth, subtle, creamy, a satisfying beverage just how I like it
Breakfast wrap with ham– very delicious, flavorful, and fulfilling
Iced coffee– best in the immediate area
Very relaxed and invitingly cozy atmosphere with artsy touches everywhere. Two pianos, a book shelf with books, games, and even rainbow dash coloring books for kids. The little ladies of your clan might be excited about it. The owner (possibly) that was working behind the counter was impressively positive and spoke to the other employees with such a polite and gentle manner. I wanted to work there just by how seeing how everyone who worked there was treated so respectfully. How a work environment should be! There are three steps up to the back part of the café and rest of the seating as well as the restrooms. So, only ding is restrooms did not seem handicapped accessible. Otherwise, definitely a café worth checking out for drinks or food or just chilling.

Cute little café filled with wondrous books and tables. There are two pianos, one outside and one inside that are encouraged to be played! Atmosphere is simply splendid and exactly what I was hoping for but not what u expected (in a good way). Mt boyfriend is usually not fond of my café and restaurant picks, but he enjoyed it as much as me! :) keep up the good work!

I’m legitimately obsessed with Amami, their sister café in Lewisburg, so I had to try Kind. I was impressed — the atmosphere is warm and inviting, and service is quick and friendly. Although I’ve only been there for brunch with family and friends, the café seems like a great place to study and relax.
The coffee and other drinks are exceptional. Their menu is more expansive than that at Amami, but they serve similar food for breakfast and lunch. I typically opt for oatmeal in the morning, and a panini at lunchtime (try the Golden Monkey!). Although food is on the pricier side, they offer a punch-​card reward system, and regulars can easily work their way to free items.
The biggest benefit of making the trip to Selinsgrove is that Kind is much more spacious — parties of more than five people often struggle to find enough space in Amami, and there is ample seating for small groups and larger contingents at Kind. The Kind Café is a great change of pace and well worth the drive from Lewisburg to Selinsgrove.