The Tremont Mothership! This is the largest Tremont Coffee location, where they roast their coffee…read morebeans on site. This location has their full menu offerings. We stopped in while we were in the area and the cafe was packed! It was great to see Noah one of our favorite baristas. I got the White Mocha Crunch Latte and my wife got their Gingerbread Latte, both were delicious. The cafe is HUGE and always clean and inviting! Lots to do at this location, add it to your coffee stop list!!!! BOOM!!!!

A must place to go whenever I visit my parents in Canton. This place is so unique. If you like…read morepeanut butter, you MUST try the peanut butter coffee. It's seriously so good and not too sweet like a lot of other places. I'm honestly afraid to try anything else because it is so good. Their pastries are also amazing, especially their muffins. This location is the biggest spot, and I love how open it is. It would be great place to hangout or study. I also love all the quirky decorations they have. Regarding the staff, they have always been nice and helpful. I appreciate this place so much and can't wait till I visit my parents again, so I can go here a few times during my stay.

I have been here a few times, all the workers seem very nice and the drinks never disappoint! We…read morelove this spot and love that they offer a large inside and a drive thru depending on what you're looking for!

The shop itself was really nice, the staff were friendly and the environment was pleasant. My drink…read morewas okay, I much prefer homemade flavors and the drink wasn't the best. It was just okay, I probably would not visit here again. I'd just find a local shop that makes house made.

This hidden gem in North Canton is a must stop for all coffee lovers. Mike & Hannah are great…read morepeople and take pride in all the coffee products that they provide for coffeeholic consumption! You want be disappointed, stop in and grab some Java and support this small business in North Canton, OH. BOOM!!!!

If you're lucky enough to spot the M&H Beans Coffee Roastery Food Truck rolling through North…read moreCanton, stop everything and grab a cup. This isn't just mobile coffee--it's the same thoughtfully roasted, small-batch magic they pour into their storefront, served on wheels. Why it deserves five stars: * Exceptional coffee on the move -- M&H is known for their specialty, small-batch roasts and inventive seasonal drinks, with homemade syrups and attentive quality that shines through every cup. * Warm, personal service -- Whether in the café or at the truck, they greet you with genuine friendliness. One Yelp reviewer says: "Mike, Hannah & Madeline will fix you one of the best coffee creations you've ever had, besides greeting you warmly every time you stop in!" * Artisanal taste in every sip -- Expect well-balanced roasts featuring flavor notes like brown sugar, cooked fruit, tart acidity, and sweet finishes. Their house blends, including a morning breakfast blend combining African and Central American beans, never disappoint. * Local love, lived out loud -- As a veteran- and woman-owned business in North Canton, M&H brings local pride and community connection to every pour--truck or café.

I was meeting friends at Red Cedar without realizing they only had a few benches outside for…read moreseating. They mainly a coffee roasting facility. They have a drive thru and walk up inside. We were visiting because they are part of the Cleveland Cafe Passport. The staff were friendly and helpful. Now that I know I will go thru the drive thru. I did get a small drip. The coffee was very good.

It's Christmas in July at Red Cedar Coffee company, a small batch specialty coffee roaster in…read moreBerea! Limited roast Jingle Bell Java is available while supplies last! Check out their summer coffee available by the pound: Blueberry Cobbler, Cold Brew Blend, & Campfire Memories! Drive Thru available and a few benches outside to enjoy your brew. Seasonal Drinks: Iced Blueberry Chai S'mores Cookie Mocha

The store was beautiful and the baristas were very friendly. However, I got the vanilla bean pour…read moreover and it was awful, I threw it away. My wife got the banana cream cold brew and she liked it. The cold foam was super thick and a little artificial tasting, but good enough. We've heard nothing but good things, so willing to give it a second try, but this visit was not it.

I've been to Goldberry twice, both during a short return trip to this small Ohio town where I grew…read moreup. It's a strange thing, rolling into a place brimming with memory. You find so much the same, seemingly caught in time, and other things have greatly changed. Goldberry is one of those "new to me" additions to Ashland, and every time I walk through its doors, I find myself grateful that it is a part of this town's growth and change. Brightly lit, warmly modern, with touches of wood, crisp white, and greenery, the shop holds ample space to gather together with friends or sit comfortably by oneself, sipping an espresso, cortado, or dirty chai with almond milk (my personal choice today) while people-watching or reading a book. Tall windows line the front of the building, looking out upon a bustling parking lot and side-street as multiple baristas efficiently work away behind the bar. Fresh donuts were being sold at a stand as I entered, along with bagged beans and a variety of other bottled/canned beverages. People sat outside, in groups around larger tables, or in more relaxed leather chairs, animatedly caught up in conversation. Goldberry feels like a true 'third place' in Ashland - not your home, not your workplace, but that third place where you go to meet friends, begin your day, or center yourself before stepping out into the world. It's fittingly named in that light, given that Goldberry is the warmly welcoming, hospitable, and wise woman in JRR Tolkien's work who offers comfort and guidance to questing hobbits, the beautiful and mysterious 'river-woman's daughter' who married the enigmatic Tom Bombadil, a man whose magic was older than time. This coffee shop is all of those things: welcoming, warm, bright, and more than a little magical, glowing like a water-washed jewel - or fairly-sourced coffee bean - in the midst of this ever-changing tiny mid-Ohio town. I'll be back.

This coffee is phenomenal! My favorites are the Sumatran and the Ethiopian. Always enjoy…read morediscussions with Johnna and Elizabeth.

Pearl Coffee Company is a staple coffee wholesale and supply company that has served Akron, Ohio…read moreand abroad for over 100 years. I discovered Pearl a few years ago through word of mouth and my employer where Pearl Coffee was sold and served. This is a review of my personal visits to their place of business on Broadway. In the last 5 months I've bought a pound of coffee every several weeks. I usually showed up on a weekday shortly before closing. I've tried a single origin Ethiopian, their Pumpkin Spice blend, and their Diana Blend. For my experience purchasing coffee and asking about available coffee it seems Pearl primarily roasts medium to dark coffees. The Diana Blend is their lightest roast. I usually drink single origin light roasts from microroasters and their Diana Blend is more like a medium roast. The Diana Blend is a really enjoyable blend and it's no wonder it is their best selling. It's consistently good as well. I think they have over 30 different coffees, from Pumpkin Spice to single origins from Ethiopia. I like the variety. Whole bean and ground coffee available. They also sell syrups, some tea bags and other season items. Buying at their Broadway location is easy and simple. When I first visited I didn't know what I wanted and they were able to offer me a couple coffees based on my preferences. I've stuck with the Diana Blend because it's good and right now it's $7.50 a pound. I believe you can order ahead and pick up at the store. I've seen orders sitting out. The staff are very nice and friendly. Walking into the store is like walking back into history with the pictures and newspapers clippings on the walls telling the history of Pearl Coffee and the old coffee equipment on display. Their connection to the local community and relationship with their patrons is evidenced by the many pictures of their patrons on the walls. Their is also a little section in the back with other coffee decorative items, I believe. I sort of remember wandering back there while waiting. Try some coffee from Pearl Coffee. I recommend their Diana Blend.

My go-to coffee place when I'm on that side of town. Coffee is smooth and consistent every single…read moretime. I've never had the bakery items so I can't speak to those. Baristas are friendly and always make you feel like valued customers. They support local artists by selling local goods and rotating artwork on the walls, so make sure to check those out too. Prices have increased over the years so it's not the cheapest coffee around, but I think this is expected in today's economy and the regulars don't mind. Support local and check them out :)

Blood orange brown sugar latte was delicious! Highly recommend this amazing beverage!!read more

Owner is AMAZING. I stopped buying my coffee from Starbucks over a year ago and even though these…read morebeans are more expensive, they are well worth it! Great to have a local, knowledgeable coffee team in Chesterland! If you haven't tried their beans, definitely stop by. They have a variety of roasts to suit your tastebuds!

Fig leaf is our favorite roaster. They roast the highest quality and delicious coffee that we have…read moreever had. The people that own it and operate it are knowledgeable and amazing! There are also local gifts and items that you can purchase as well.

Beautiful building. Lots of space inside with a second story. Both times we have been was when the…read moreNutcracker Village was going on. Line was long but moved along well. We have enjoyed our drinks each time! The only parking I know of is street parking.

I really love the building and setup of this whole place. There is a little nutcracker store,…read morepopcorn/dessert shop, and coffee shop, all in the same building, but they feel like separate areas. (I think it's all the same owner?) The coffee shop was the most impressive, but that just fits what I looking for. It may be different for someone else. It has a lot of space to sit and move around. There's an upstairs level (I do not believe it's handicap accessible) and it's surprisingly roomy up there. Lots of artifacts to look at. You can tell they've worked hard on renovating this building and what they have is impressive. I was here on a very busy Saturday afternoon with my family We ordered a cold brew for me and vanilla frappe for one child and frozen hot chocolate for the other. I'd say this way the only miss: none of us really liked our drinks. That was surprising. Otherwise, I liked the place, the service, and pretty much everything about it. I'd definitely go in there for everything else and just try a different drink next time.

The food and service were amazing. Glad to be able to support their mission. Very clean and tidy!read more

8am Wednesday morning. No wait. We just came for some coffee but they do have bakery items and a…read morebreakfast/lunch menu. Fabulous customer service! Welcoming and helped us with a smile. Ordered 2 caramel macchiatos. Fantastic! Inside was tidy. Children's play area in the corner with a kitchen playset. Restroom was clean. Would recommend.