Wow this place is really cool! I would say it's more of an upscale coffee house. It's really…read morenicely decorated and the vibes are great with a lot of super comfortable seating. The coffee and service was also excellent, I had the pistachio shaken espresso and will definitely be back to have it again. I also had the chicken salad croissant which might be the best chicken salad I have ever had. The building sits in the cutest neighborhood with a kids corner and plenty of outdoor seating as well!

A very odd place with bizarre management/owners choices. Place is full of plastic plants, which in…read moremy opinion represents a lot of things that are currently wrong with this world. Plastic plants are hanging from ceiling - what an odd design choice. All their pastry wrapped in plastic individually. They don't bake - it's coming from somewhere and it's wrapped in plastic because they can sell it up to a week. How bizarre to sell week old pastry for a full price. When I was there everything was 2 days old and I didn't appreciated it. I had double espresso and lucky for me it wasn't served in a plastic cup. Coffee was good, but I'm unlikely to return - dear owner: stop making lazy choices - it's opposite of quality.

I'm to find my go-to focus study spot for the next few months that I'll be studying for the MCAT,…read moreand tried deeper roots today since they are open on Sunday mornings! Weekend and weekday hours are great and super convenient. Parking is very easy and not stressful (free lot until 6pm). The seating was not super comfortable for extended sits, but the chairs had backs and good table-space, so not not horrible. Not a lot of natural lighting either. It was a bit dim, but not problematic. It was fairly noisy, but with headphones in it was a fine level. The music was chill (frank ocean vibe) and not too loud. They did have outlets, but only at some seats, and some were blocked with benches, so make sure your laptop is fully charged when you come. Wifi is great! No complaints there. It was a good temperature (not too cold :)) and the bathrooms were very nice with mints and feminine products. They also have a water filling station. I got the "coffee of the day" which was like normal coffee idk, and an iced honey bear latte which was fireeee. Prices are not bad either, so overall I'd give this place 4/5 stars! I'll definitely come back.

"At Deeper Roots, coffee is more than a drink, it's the catalyst for connection," and you can truly…read morefeel that the moment you walk in. We visited their Oakley location, which was the perfect spot to stop by and grab a fun, well-crafted drink. Their story makes the experience even more meaningful, it all began with a group of friends building lasting relationships with coffee farmers in Santa María de Jesús, Guatemala. That partnership became the foundation of their journey, leading them to launch Deeper Roots as a roasting company dedicated to sharing exceptional coffee with their community and beyond. With multiple locations across Cincinnati serving their coffee, they're definitely a spot worth supporting and checking out! It was small inside so not sure if this location is the best to do work or lounge around but definitely good to stop by and grab coffee.

The vanilla latte was delicious! It had a very strong and smooth coffee flavor, and the vanilla…read moresyrup was not too sweet or overpowering. All baristas were so sweet and friendly. The interior is cute, warm, and cozy! With so many healthy, thriving plants, I enjoyed taking my laptop to work in this coffee shop!

The best Jerry, the best!…read more Look no further for coffee excellence in Cincinnati, nay, the State of Ohio. From mission to craft these guys get it. The most special of speciality coffees. Oh, some crackin good toast as well. Viva Honduras! Viva Coffee!

"Hidden gem", literally - hidden that is, and what a discovery! Collective Espresso in Northside…read morewas marked with a sidewalk sign, but the tiny shop is not on the street. It's down a narrow sidewalk between two buildings. Dare to walk back there and you discover Collective! My brother ordered a black coffee and I had an iced vanilla latte. The server was polite and friendly, the barista quiet and focused on her craft. Both drinks were delicious, with a robust coffee flavor. There are a few chairs inside the shop, but it was a sunny early spring day so we sat in the small courtyard and caught up with each other. There, I saw that there is an entrance from the side street -- regulars seemed to enter from that direction. But I like the secret entrance between buildings better! We parked on a side street but there is a little lot in the area. No photos; was too busy gabbing. After, we popped in a couple thrift shops on the same street and then headed over to a salvage lumber yard/ hardware store. A good day for exploring.

I really like the coffee and pastries here. The space is cute but feels crammed. I would go again…read moreduring non busy times. I was squished in the corner waiting for my order on a Sunday morning. I also saw a few ants on the counter. I know it's that time of year but I don't want to see them when I'm ordering food and drinks.

I've been in a few times for networking meetups, but this time I stopped in not too long after they…read morecelebrated their 6 year anniversary. I loved all the new additions and added menu items. They have really expanded their food options and gotten really creative with their seasonal drinks. They also offer their own coffee beans for purchase and other items. I didn't get to try it when I stopped in, but was excited to see the birthday flight on the menu. It looks like something really fun to try and share with a friend, sampling 4 different drinks from the menu (for an excellent price). Service was great, even on a day where they seemed pretty busy. They kept the line down and kept conversation with the customers so it didn't feel like a wait. Lastly, I love the expansion of the community information at the front counter. It gives the coffee shop a true feeling of "all are welcome here" and support for each other.

If you have a coffee problem this is where you should be. Always friendly , always giving back to…read morecommunity and they being innovative with flavors . They also offer light snacks and yougurt bowls. Go check them out !

Food was perfect. The customer service to get table was not the best! Service was ok. Would come…read moreback but hesitant due to customer service experience.

I came for the rose water pistachio waffles. They did not disappoint! They were light and floral,…read moreas I expected. They executed this wonderfully! Only thing is I wish they could make it gluten free. I got the Mira bowl in a kid size portion and had boiled eggs as an add on. Perfect portion! The bartender recommended the smaller size since I was getting waffles and I'm glad she made that suggestion. Lavender latte with oatmilk was light and delicate. Just what I was looking for. Nothing was too sweet and I enjoyed everything. The inside had a nice airy feel to it. They have a cute little kids corner filled with books and fun stuff for the little ones to stay busy while waiting on meals. They close at 3 so I recommend enjoying it for brunch/lunch!

SO delicious! Last time I visited, my friend and I split one savory and one sweet pastry. The…read moregarlic parmesan was delicious, but my favorite was the earl grey orange blossom pastry. The sugar it was rolled in was even infused with early grey flavor! The interior is on the smaller side, but there is seating and Ludlow Square is only a short walk away. Make sure you come early, because pastries do sell out throughout the day!

They have quickly become one of Cincinnati's most talked‑about bakeries, and for good reason. Their…read moreclassic croissant is everything you want it to be, flaky, sweet, buttery, and beautifully layered. The pecan roll is another standout. It is loaded with pecans, sticky in the best way, and easily one of the best in the city. When they're on, they're really on. One thing I noticed was that the setup could use a little refinement. With both coffee and bakery items coming from the same counter, the line gets congested fast and the shop is quite small. A separate line for coffee and tea offerings - they have a bunch - and pastries would make the experience smoother and match the quality of what they're serving. They do offer vegan options, which I personally have no interest in, but just an fyi. Overall, they deliver excellent pastries and has the potential to be even better with a few small tweaks to the flow and menu variety. Still absolutely worth a visit, especially for that croissant and pecan roll.

The coffee was amazing and the vibe was very cozy and welcoming. When I walked in, I knew that the…read morepeople and coffee was going to be amazing. I personally think that smaller businesses are much better than bigger corporation. Their coffee is always tastes a lot better and the workers are very sweet and friendly.

I will not be coming here again. The coffee was fine, service was pleasant enough considering the…read moreapathetic staff working here. The breakfast sandwich they served me was clearly very burnt and inedible. Who serves this to a customer and thinks it's worth the money they paid for it!? Also, sugar is all that's available - it'd be nice if you had some kind of alternative sweetener. You don't want to use it? Then don't. But let your customers make their own choices. Mine will be to never come here again.

I used to love coming here in college. Back then, they were pushy about coming by frequently to ask…read moreif you wanted to order anything else. When asked kindly, I would happily oblige as I was grateful to have a place open late enough for me to get my work done. Unfortunately, things have changed for the worse. Now, we were asked to leave if we didn't make another purchase despite the fact that we were not even done with our first drinks. As many other reviews have stated, we were berated by the worker about tipping because he told us he only makes $3 an hour. Having worked as a barista myself and knowing many others, I have never known a place to pay baristas (or bartenders) a server's wage rather than minimum wage. Even still, as of 2026 in Ohio the minimum server wage is $5.50. Most likely the worker was lying, but the owner Shawn Brooks should be ashamed of himself and investigated by the U.S. Department of Labor. Also, the worker added extra charges to our bill which is so slimey. For all the complaining about not being able to stay in business if people don't buy multiple items, you will not be able to stay in business if you scare all your customers away. I will never patronize this business again.

Everything was amazing, smog was delicious! Servers was…read moreright on time and the wood cabinetry gave a warm homelike vibe!

Everything went well. The people were warm and responsive. The food was attractive and well…read morepresented. The baked good I had: uniquely awesome! And as I commented to at least one person behind their counter, their table and chairs are excellent; I have been waiting for them for over 10 years! p.s. The Fixx is also the name of a band from the 90's.

The Fix always has friendly workers:) It's a great coffeeshop to sit and get some work done at…read more Their drinks are reasonably priced and they have great seasonal options!