Coffee & Treats in Greensburg

The Cupcake Shoppe passes on cake mixes in favor of all-natural ingredients, making cupcakes from scratch daily and hand-decorating each so the presentation matches the taste. The shop doles out its creations individually, or by the half- or full-dozen, and offers to top off bites with different icings, such as cream cheese and caramel whip. For special occasions, customers can have the shop concoct personalized batches, complete with treat boxes and decorative wrappers.

Take a table at Sharky's Cafe in Latrobe and look forward to your next meal. If slimming down is on the agenda, note that the food here is anything but low in fat. Be sure to complete your meal at Sharky's Cafe with a drink from the restaurant's full bar. Got kids? No problem at Sharky's Cafe! The restaurant is a fantastic spot for families to dine together. Raise your glass at Sharky's Cafe's happy hour. Gather up your friends, coworkers or family members and head to Sharky's Cafe for a group meal. Up for grabs (and free of charge) is Sharky's Cafe's wifi. Sharky's Cafe keeps your ears entertained with live music or a DJ. Be sure to swing by Sharky's Cafe for frequent performances from live DJs. Music lovers can enjoy live performances at Sharky's Cafe as well. Weekends can get packed, so take advantage of the restaurant's reservations. Getting your food to go is also an option. Make use of the luxurious bike racks at Sharky's Cafe. You'll find your bill at Sharky's Cafe to be more than reasonable, with most meals costing less than $15. Early risers and night owls alike can enjoy Sharky's Cafe since it offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Take a dessert detour to Dairy Queen, and boost your mood with a simple scoop of ice cream. Score low-fat and gluten-free eats at Dairy Queen. Dairy Queen has a large dining room, making it easy to seat large parties. No need to dress up for a trip to Dairy Queen — the casual ice cream shop encourages laid-back attire. If you're driving, be sure to take advantage of the nearby lot. $15 can't buy you much, but it can buy you an amazing meal at Dairy Queen. Dairy Queen serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so stop by whenever is most convenient for you.

The kitchen staff at Giuseppe's Cafe draws on the age-old culinary traditions of southern Italy using family recipes. The tasty results take form in al dente pastas, flaky fish, and succulent meats. In addition to the classics, nine signature foccacia flatbreads are smothered in everything from sausages to shrimp. But Italian cuisine isn't the bistro's only specialty. American staples such as fish and chips and baby-back ribs are delivered to diners, who can enjoy an outdoor patio in warmer months. To foster a sense of community, this setting also hosts live entertainment at Sunday pig roasts.

Since 1981, TCBY has been synonymous with frozen yogurt. The company spearheaded the guiltless consumption of low-fat, chilled dairy treats with iconic flavors such as white chocolate mousse topped with fresh fruit and candy. Today, TCBY yogurt shops across the country continue the tradition with classic and specialty flavors such as caramel supreme, greek honey vanilla, and sugar- and fat-free mountain blackberry. Each flavor contains seven different probiotics, has only 120 calories per four ounces, and contains vitamins A, D and calcium, along with three grams of fiber.

Though its sweet shoppe is a new addition, Charlie's has been serving ice cream for over 30 years, long enough to witness both I Love the '80s and its original source material. Try your tongue on one of Charlie's time-honored soft-serve treats in chocolate ($2/medium), vanilla ($2/medium), yogurt ($2.35/medium), or Dole ($2.35/medium) in a cake cone. Charlie's can also add any of 36 flavors, including butterscotch, espresso, cheesecake, mango, and many more into any of its soft-serve flavors. Or opt to sharpen your teeth on two scoops of classically flavored hard-serve in a cake cone ($2.25). Sugar-free options in butter pecan and fudge ripple help keep discerning diets in tact. Ice cream is also skillfully injected into cakes, pies, and cookie sandwiches, bridging the gap between Charlie's old and Charlie's new with a filling more satisfying than caulk. Swing by the sweet shoppe portion of the dessertery to pick up some home-style baked goods, such as cookies, brownies, crème horns, muffins, tarts, apple dumplings, cakes, savory pepperoni rolls, and more. Pie, cake, and other large orders must be placed 24–48 hours in advance.