Sweet Treet
230 Wyoming Ave, Kingston, PA, 18704
Sweet Treet Menu
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Address :
230 Wyoming Ave
Kingston, PA, 18704 - Phone (570) 287-6608
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : No
Good For : Breakfast, Brunch
Parking : Street
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Shelley P.
If you grew up in the area, you've heard of Sweet Treet (hopefully). I'm not from the area, but came across this place in college. Glad they introduce me to this place. So worth it. The breakfast special ($1.99) and early bird special $3.99 with bacon) is where it's at.
(4)Jessica B.
$1.99 breakfast special for eggs, toast and potatoes! The food is great, the service is great and personal, which is my favorite. Atmosphere here is friendly, lots of regulars. Hope you like the black and yellow! :p
(4)Neal E.
I used the Yelp app to find Sweet Treet. I stopped in early on a cold, grey Sunday morning for breakfast. I was excited to try this place based on all of the good reviews. I sat at the bar and looked over the menu. I decided to order an omelette. I asked the lady what they cooked their omelettes in - because of my diet - I prefer to have my eggs cooked in either butter or Coconut oil. I was told no butter - and that they used some product called "Whirl." She could not tell me what was in Whirl. I had to research it later to figure out what it is. Which turns out to be some vegetable oil (polyunsaturated - sunflower-based oil) - which is something I am trying to avoid due to issues with Omega 6 and cardiovascular system inflammation. So I ordered a Mushroom-Cheese omelette and a side of bacon - low carb (meaning no toast or bread and no breakfast potatoes). Plus a cup of coffee. The omelette came out, I asked for some hot sauce. A squeeze bottle was brought out to me with a very orange looking contents. I doused my omelette with hot sauce and black pepper as I normally do - and was immediately turned off. It was unlike any hot sauce I have ever tasted. I asked for something else and was told this is their famous house made hot sauce - that all the little kids love it. Well I guess so - I have no idea what was in this - but it had a ton of sugar in it. The omelette was made with canned mushrooms, and the cheese, well I am not sure what it was. It was either a cheese product similar to Cheez Wiz in flavor and texture, or some sort of American cheese product. It made for a lousy omelette. The omelette itself was well executed in terms of its structure, just tasted unpleasant. The coffee was pretty good for diner coffee, and the bacon was really good. I went to pay my bill and I was asked about how my meal was. My first comment was about the hot sauce and that I would have preferred something else. I did not get a chance to finish my comment as they woman at the register immediately started defending their hot sauce, going on about how much everyone local loves it. I stated to her I was not saying that they replace their beloved hot sauce, just that they offer an option for those of us that don't love gobs of sugar in their hot sauce. How hard is it to keep a couple of bottles of Franks or something else? At that point I was not even going to mention the omelette itself - it was clear that she really did not want to know what I thought of my meal, and was going to defend everything they did. Service was prompt. It would probably be safer to only order fried eggs and bacon. Beware the orange hot sauce!
(1)Tony M.
Good place for breakfast any day of the week! Great for the family.....Go Steelers!
(4)Evan J.
Best early morning breakfast spot in the valley. Cottage fries please. 4 dollars will get you a coffee and a meal.
(4)Rodney D.
My number one breakfast spot in the valley. If your a Pittsburgh Steelers fan eating here on Sunday morning gets your day started in anticipation for the game :)
(5)Brian E.
Always delicious food with a vey personable staff. I'm usually in here twice a week for breakfast. $1.99 gets you a whole plate!
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