A great hidden gem in Gahanna! I love the aesthetic feel of this café and the fact that their menu…read moreis decently sized, but not too large to be overwhelming. I ordered the tiramisu matcha and it was delicious! It probably ties for my favorite matcha I've had in Columbus thus far. It took probably less than 5 minutes for our drinks to be made. I can tell how much they've improved and grown since first opening. They've expanded their merchandise too! I look forward to trying their sandwiches.

This coffee house was recommended on TikTok so I decided to take the 1/2 hour ride to check it out…read more Customer Service: Nothing to write home about. While employees were nice, I can't say they were overly inviting. When asked about the bagged coffee beans and instant coffee, the employee offered very limited knowledge of it. I was unfamiliar with the coffee type so wanted more info. I purchased instant coffee and will research on my own. Biscoff Latte - not enough espresso flavor. The latte tasted like there was way too much milk. If I decide to return, I will order extra espresso shots as I didn't taste coffee. I understand lattes are made with milk but I prefer a balanced flavor of espresso in my lattes which I find typical at other coffee shops. My assumption is that the Biscoff flavor comes from the cookie butter on the walls of the cup. In order to taste Biscoff, you have to scrape the butter off the sides. Not what I was looking for. App & Pre-Orders: I was impressed with their app and ability to preorder. The app is very nice but according to the employee at the register - if you buy coffee beans or other merchandise, you cannot get points in the app. Not a deal breaker but would be nice if this was made possible. Interior Decor: I was impressed with the interior of this coffee shop. I thought it was bright, crisp and minimalistic. Loved the wall decor and lighting. I would not describe the space as cozy like other coffee shops but being different is good! Overall, I plan to give this place another try to taste the coffee in its true basic form - straight black coffee/espresso. I would also like to try the food options!

The coffee is pretty good and so is the vibe. All around you, people take meetings and phone calls…read more(however quietly) while others write or read solo. I had a breakfast burrito and an iced coffee

Full disclosure, this is my neighborhood "walkable" coffee spot so they get proximity bonus points!…read more I have been a regular for about a year now and have had wonderful experiences throughout! I am a latte or flat white drinker, and both are made with care. Espresso is well balanced, and even through a growing staff, the recipes remain consistently great. Highly recommend!!

Spoiled by all the crazy and exotic flavors of coffee in Las Vegas, I was not expecting something…read morewould bring me the wow factor in Ohio, but this coffee shop definitely satisfied my foodie taste buds. The staff are fast, nice and cute interior design, and the coffee is on point. We got ube latte, tiramisu latte, brown sugar latte, and dalgona. All are great. But the brown sugar latte and the tiramisu latte are amazing, highly recommended. I'm here for a week, will probably come back everyday to try other flavors and their ube buns.

First timer and will return! We chose to stop here on a whim and glad we did. I ordered an Ube…read moreLatte (with a shot of espresso) because it's what I see most people order in online reviews. Honestly, there was not a distinct flavor. It was good but just tasted like coffee with sweet cream. I'm not sure if the espresso changed the taste but that's my take on it. Maybe everyone likes it because of the color? Anyway, it was still delicious. The danish was nice and warm and delicious as well. I enjoyed the ambiance of the space and the nice decor. I will definitely return to try new things and enjoy the space. Customer service was great as well.

Great coffee, fantastic baristas and comfy setting. As a military veteran I appreciate their…read moredonations to veterans organizations.

It's a cute coffee shop! It's much bigger than I expected on the inside. There's decent free…read moreparking around the area and there's a lot of space, tables, and area inside. It's inviting, bright, and a good place to do work or hang out. Prices are decent for the sizes. I got the Rosemary Honey Latte and it was okay only because I couldn't really taste any rosemary or honey, but it was good coffee in general. They offer other drinks and treats as well. Overall, the coffee is pretty good and I will be back to try other drinks and treats. Staff was nice and they were accommodating, all very kind and quick. They took their time on the drink but were quick and great with service. They have a room to the left for seating and hanging out. There's an additional room in the back that has a bit more seating and tables! Their hours are short but I would love to come later in the day but overall, cool place and good drinks. I would recommend for small groups, a casual date, or if you're waking by outside and want a drink. Good place and I would recommend coming in to try!

New location, same great service and taste!…read more I have tried donuts in many states and countries and I have yet to find one better than here. Well, if I'm honest there was this Amish stand at a farmers market in Central PA that had outstanding donuts, but they only sold them a few times a year and I have no idea how to find them! This trip, I got the big boy donut, a white icing cake donut, and a pretzel. The big boy donut is a huge glazed donut as big as your head. That's right, you can hold it up to your head and it will be just as large!!! This time, however, they put a twist on them and added icing to a few. I know, sweet on top of a sweet sugary donut seems like overkill, and it was. But come on, anyone willing to eat a donut as big as his head has no problem with something super duper sweet! The other items were equally good, and I liked their new larger location. They even added a few new items since I was last there like donut holes/bites. This place continues to reign as the donut king in my estimation, and the fact that they FINALLY accept credit cards now is a huge win.

It was a pleasure to see Resch's Bakery open in Gahanna. As a family new to Ohio in 2013, we heard…read moregood things about Resch's and we have long been supporters in past communities of family owned bakeries. We enjoy their products and welcome Resch's to Gahanna. We are highly confident Resch's would be even more successful if they took two actions: 1. Open for business at least by 7:00 a.m. 2. Offer the option of traditional no-filling Chocolate and Vanilla frosted Long John donuts. -- market data supports this and shows .... Based on: * Sampling of 100+ independent bakery hours across U.S. cities * Regional bakery association listings * Yelp/Google Business hour patterns * Known bakery business models A realistic, data‑grounded estimate is: Only about 10-15% of neighborhood bakeries open at 8:00 a.m. or later. Further market data shows... Bakeries that offer only filled Long Johns are extremely uncommon. Why unfilled Long Johns almost always remain on the menu * They serve the "less sweet" customer segment. * They pair well with coffee (important for morning sales). * They are cheaper to produce and have fewer failure points. * They are the "default bar donut" in many regions. Even bakeries that push filled varieties keep unfilled bars because they sell steadily and require no additional labor. --- Bottom-line conclusion Bakeries that offer only filled Long Johns are very rare -- probably under 5% of all bakeries. The overwhelming majority offer both, with filled varieties outnumbering unfilled but not replacing them.

Great drinks, great food, and great service! Their egg sandwich is one of my absolute favorites…read more The ambience is a perfect balance of coffee shop and fun vibes. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTh2Wr8rL/

Fox in the Snow is a Columbus staple. The pastries and breakfast sandwich are amazing always. I…read moredon't love the coffee here, I believe there are many other coffee shops in the area that have a leg up on Fox in the Snow. But the pastries are hard to beat, and I frequent for that reason! Ambiance & service are also great always.

If you're in the mood for a sweet treat, you need to give The Peach Cobbler Factory a try!…read more This place is super speedy, has great customer service and has so many sweet options to choose from! Cobblers, banana pudding, brownies, churros, cookies, shakes and more! My favorites were the classic peach cobbler, the sweet potato cobbler, the banana pudding & the Nutella churros! This is also a great option for catering and large events - give them a try soon!

The ONLY reason they're getting stars is because of the staff. Very friendly, inviting, and…read morehelpful. They all seem like they love their job. The dining area was very clean as well as the bathroom. The short time I waited for my order staff came around and cleaned the dining area. As for the food. I had the "Og banana pudding" which was exactly that, banana flavored pudding with nilla wafers on top. I also had the pecan sweet potato cobbler which was sooo watery. Final thought, I could never see myself saying I want some peach cobbler factory. Everything I had was so underwhelming. Hey, that's just my opinion. You may love it!

YE Gurl Says: A Global Sip Close to Home at Sweetwaters…read more Place: Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea Date: Post-chiro coffee run After an early morning reset, I needed caffeine and a quick bite before heading into calls--and landed at Sweetwaters in Dublin. Now, this isn't just another coffee chain. Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea was founded in Ann Arbor by first-generation children of Chinese immigrants, and you can feel that global influence all over the menu. It's not trying to be trendy--it's rooted in something real. A mix of European café staples and Asian-inspired drinks that actually make sense together. Order of the day: * French Vietnamese Au Lait * Egg & Cheese Biscuit Let's start with the drink. The French Vietnamese Au Lait is their signature for a reason--dark roasted chicory coffee meets sweetened condensed milk. Rich, smooth, slightly indulgent... and yes, I completely forgot I don't usually drink regular milk. That's how good it was. The egg & cheese biscuit was a smart add. Made to order, warm, and surprisingly satisfying for something quick. Not overly heavy, but enough to hold me over while taking calls. The setup leans more drive-thru convenience, especially with its proximity to hospitals and office hubs--but don't overlook the interior. There's actually plenty of seating if you want to sit down, reset, and get a bit of work done. YE Gurl says: Sweetwaters hits that sweet spot between familiar and globally inspired. If you're tired of the same coffee rotation, this is an easy upgrade--especially for that French Vietnamese Au Lait alone. Just... maybe remember your dairy limits before you get too comfortable.

I have recently begun, stepping away from coffee and then enjoying tea…read more I was at a doctors appointment and found myself passing by the Plaza at Hamilton. Quarter noticed that Sweetwaters is still in the shopping center, so I decided to make a quick detour and get a iced tea. My kids and their friends are always hurrying about carrying Matcha teas. I've never had one. I was feeling adventurous so I decided to get one. House I drove up I noticed they featured a Macha special day drink. on their drive-through menu board - a Matcha strawberry. It looked good, but it also said that it was available in different flavors. Options?!?! I love options. -mango being one of them! So, I asked the girl taking the order if a mango Matcha was any good. She says it depends if you like mango. I was getting the feeling that she does not I don't know. well, I do (a-lot) so I tried it. I don't know if it's just that I really do not enjoy Matcha or if Matcha and mango is a combo one should just avoid... I fear both may be true with me... initially I thoroughly did not enjoy this Matcha. The Green of the Matcha was a bit much or this "olds", I mean... Come on it really looks like something yucky It's the same color as something we just won't mention. but I was willing to continue to give it a shot but when you add the orange of the thick purée the color whisper, particularly alarming and upsetting. Still I was determined to give it a go..., mmmmmm , no. I am joking. It wasn't mmmmmm But I didn't throw it away. I kept giving it shot after shot. And you know what??? once I swirled it around and around and around and mixed everything all up, it wasn't awful. In fact, if it didn't come in a clear cup, I think I might've liked it. That's for the business itself: It was easy to see from the road and it was equally as easy to get to. They have a drive-through in the back, which is how you enter the parking lot so that's a plus. They have two menu boards easy to see manual items even when you're behind a car that's ordering (that's a plus). The staff was helpful and polite. The drink was presented well. It didn't have an abundance of ice and very little product. The drink was quite balanced appropriately. I asked for their equivalent of Boba and I got a decent amount. The pricing is a little high. I think my drink was eight dollars, but I feel like it was worth it. I don't usually say that. And I'm shocked that I'm saying that because I now now I don't love love love love love Macha. So would I come back? Well, I think I would. Actually, I know I would Ps: it's a 70-30 chance if I would get this again, which is a higher average than I would've initially thought. Good job Sweetwater.!!!