That Coffee Place

Nestled in the heart of a cozy Binghamton neighborhood, That Coffee Place offers much more than your typical coffee run. This charming coffee shop at 46 Seminary Ave has quickly become a beloved local gem, blending a warm, inviting atmosphere with a menu designed to satisfy both coffee aficionados and hearty eaters alike.

The menu is a delightful mix of comforting breakfast staples and inventive lunch options. Start your morning with their renowned Breakfast Burrito, a savory, satisfying wrap that bursts with fresh ingredients and bold flavors. If you’re in the mood for something more unique, the cleverly named To Bean or not to Bean Burger offers a tempting choice that showcases creativity while maintaining hearty satisfaction. Fans of classic sandwiches can’t go wrong with the Chicken Panini or the timeless Standard Ham and Cheese Club, each prepared with care. Beverage-wise, their coffee is elevated with expert-crafted choices like the creamy Cappuccino with Caramel or the refreshingly smooth Iced Caramel Macchiato, perfect for a morning pick-me-up or an afternoon treat.

The menu doesn’t stop at meals — their starters and salads add fresh, flavorful variety. Indulge in the crunchy, house-made bagel chips accompanied by creamy homemade hummus or try a slice of their rotating selection of quiches. For lighter bites, the Wedge Salad and Cranberry Walnut Salad offer vibrant textures and tastes, dressed in balsamic vinaigrette and topped with goodies like avocado and toasted walnuts.

Step inside, and you’ll immediately sense the cozy, neighborhood charm that customers love so much. As Mary McFarland enthuses, the location is perfectly nestled in a friendly community setting, combining a snug interior and an inviting outdoor seating area where the warmth of the staff matches the quality of their offerings. Customers appreciate not only the rich, flavorful coffee choices but also the perfectly crafted food that feels both homemade and thoughtfully prepared.

Visitors like Nicholas Romo share how the warm, family-run atmosphere makes every visit feel personal — their breakfasts come out quickly, and the generous portions never leave you wanting. Kate McCloe sums it up beautifully, calling it “a great neighborhood eatery” where prices, portions, and friendly service all come together to create a memorable experience. Even the practical touches, such as sturdy takeout containers that keep food intact despite minor mishaps, reflect the care given to every detail here.

While the surrounding neighborhood may initially raise an eyebrow, as noted by Ny Barber, the moment you step inside, you enter a sanctuary of warmth, quality, and genuine hospitality. For college students and locals alike, as Ides of March B mentions, it offers robust coffee options at accessible prices—making it a true community hub.

That Coffee Place is not just about coffee but about creating a welcoming space where exceptional food, well-crafted drinks, and heartfelt service come together. Whether grabbing a quick latte or savoring a full breakfast, this local favorite promises an experience that nourishes both body and soul.