The coffee was great, everyone in there was nice. The employee was working by himself and he did a…read moregreat job!

I wouldn't recommend this place in a heartbeat. The customer service for the guy running the place…read morethis morning was horrible. I asked if they had more cream and he got an attitude. The quiche sitting out on the corner just asking for the health department to come do a walk through. The list of violations this place is break is prolly endless. I support local and am from out of town but I would strong suggest staying away! My wife's iced latte tasted like mold.

A really cute coffee shop! We were confused by the name, but when we got in, we saw all of the…read morecomfortable couches and it made sense! Unfortunately, we came in right before closing, so we couldn't stay and hang out, but it would have been a great place to hang out and do some work or have a chat. The service was really friendly, and the pumpkin spice latte was great as well!

This is an interesting coffee spot. I came in on a random weekday while my dog was getting groomed…read morenearby. I liked the big communal table in the middle and sat there. There were some other people playing a card game at the other end of the table. There's also other tables and couches around. I also liked the separate kind of game room in the front, seemed like a great place to host a small book club or meet with friends. As I was scanning the menu to make my drink selection, I felt the eyes of both baristas staring at me the whole time. I kind of felt out of place or like an outsider for some reason. Maybe it's just me, but it made it uncomfortable. The coffee selections were pretty basic and I don't remember any food options but I wasn't looking either. It does seem like a comfortable place to chill with a drink or get work done, especially with all the couches, but it was a little too dark and somewhat odd to me.

This weekend I decided to visit Six Shooter Coffee in the Waterloo Arts District, and I really…read moreenjoyed my time. The staff were so friendly and the patrons seemed like they were at home. You could tell that they have a loyal customer base which creates a beautiful community in the coffee shop. The decor and plant selection were beautiful! I decided to try the Maple Masala Latte, which really impressed me! It had an orange infused maple syrup as well as garam masala. The spices balanced out the latte so well. It was so smooth. Best latte I've had in a while honestly. I also got a spinach feta danish which was delicious. They have a great selection of food items! I really enjoyed my time at this coffee shop as well as the people that I met. Just a great experience overall.

Stopped by upon the recommendation of the amazing Stephanie S and boy oh boy was she right, this…read moreplace was amazing. I liked it so much I went through the line TWICE. First I went with my standard cold brew order and their ham and cheese toastie for lunch before I hit the road out of town. As I was sipping my delicious cold brew and waiting for my sandwich I remembered Stephanie recommending their espresso tonics and decided I should probably give it a try while I was there. So I got back in line and made a follow up order of their amaretto tonic and also grabbed bag of beans since I liked the coffee I was already drinking so much. The awesome barista asked if I wanted them to grind the beans for me and I gratefully accepted the offer. The follow up question was how I was planning to prepare the coffee (the marker of a spot that cares about their product!) and I responded it would likely be a cold brew (tis the season!) so a coarse grind it was. After they ground me up I hung out a bit enjoying the ambiance because the space is REALLY cute. I love their brand aesthetic, a western vibe but in a hot pink and teals palette, making it a bit more playful with a pop art spin. They also have huge windows with great natural light making the whole place bright and cheery. It just made me happy to be in there. I have to admit I'm not sure if an espresso tonic is for me but it was super interesting and thoughtfully developed so I'm glad I tried it. My ham and cheese toastie was really good and it was the perfect sandwich to eat on the road. Excited to use the beans I brought home for our next cold brew, too!

Pizza bagel was super duper chewy and gluteny but flavorful. The mini donuts were great! All were…read morecake. Miniature greasy moist globs of flavor. The Christmas shortbread glazed cookie was relatively dry and flavorless.

The line was long on a Sunday morning NBC, but it moved quickly and the staff were very friendly…read more The choices for breakfast foods, bagels, breakfast sandwiches, and donuts were plentiful. We went with a few donuts, a couple bagels, and iced lattes. All were delicious! Apparently this building is an old general store for the city of Willoughby. They did a great job of making this a business for the modern century while still keeping a lot of the historical aspects. While I didn't get a chance to go upstairs because it was reserved, the signs said you can rent the second story for parties, showers, etc. I imagine it would be just as charming as the first floor.

This is my first time to this coffee cafe and it definitely won't be my last. I got the purple…read morepotion and it's delicious! They have great dairy free options and it was easy to navigate the menu online. I love the look of this coffee cafe it's very modern and easy to navigate! Service was great and very welcoming!

The drinks are good. But not great. I pretty much only come here with my girlfriend. The staff are…read morevery friendly and helpful if you have any questions. I give four star because the drinks are not that great for five stars. But they are not three star either.

Kava Sol is a refreshing option in taste, ambience and offerings when it comes to bars. This bar is…read morea botanical bar which means no alcohol. When you enter this relaxing space, be prepared to enjoy tasty teas made with kava and kratom, two plants that offering amazing health benefits. You get to order at the bar and experience quick brought-to-you service. Check out Kava Sol the next time you are in Willoughby and want something go for the body and soul.

Very cute, interesting experience to try kava (has a root/dirt natural taste). I like that there is…read moreadorable seating inside and outside with board games and books around. Wouldn't say we loved the taste of the drinks, elixir was our favorite out of three drinks we tried. I hope this business takes off with some tweaks! Server was informative and kind.

I've been to this location plenty of times. Very dependable. My go to order is the Turkey Havarti…read moreBragel with a chai latte.

Always great service and the drink options are great! The owner is so welcoming and friendly. So…read moreglad they came to the neighborhood.

Awesome family restaurant. Authentic. Delicious. Satisfying portions. Great service. Even claim…read moreingredients are sourced well. They have a little marketplace of beer and wine and a big dessert case. Pretty decor with a Midwestern diner vibe. Had a great calm breakfast there with the family- will be back for sure! We drove 30 minutes for this place from Cleveland and it was well worth it.

I wasn't sure where I wanted to go to breakfast this morning because the City of Willoughby (in…read moretheir infinite wisdom) decided to block off the entirety of downtown for a festival. So no one could reach the downtown businesses. So on my way home I came across "Cafe Europa and Bistro" in the Pineridge shopping plaza. It's a small storefront in the middle of the plaza, run by a European family - husband, wife, and son. When I walked in I was a bit surprised that the place was entirely empty because the parking lot was nearly full. The son greeted me warmly and told me to choose any table. He brought me water (spring water) and a menu. We chatted a little. I read the short, very to the point, breakfast menu. And settled on the "Healthy Breakfast". The young man was exceedingly friendly and kept up a running conversation the entire time. His mother was in the kitchen preparing my breakfast. And the entire thing took on a surreal feeling as if I was in the kitchen of their home as a guest. A marvelously fresh breakfast appeared very shortly thereafter and I began my breakfast, as the running conversation (admittedly a bit one sided) continued. An oversized mug of excellent coffee appeared quickly that really was excellent. Time flew by and before I knew it I was reading to leave. The young man asked if I would like a ginger shot, on the house before I left. I thanked him but said no. I paid my $16 bill and after a few pleasantries, departed. All in all it was an unusual experience. Excellent food, good service, nice people... but maybe a little too personal... maybe? I don't know. It was just different. I guess I would just say you should give it a try and see what you think.

Great pizza and wings. Service is always friendly and…read moreprofessional. Pies and cookies are pretty good as well.

I was very disappointed by the experience. The service was absolutely terrible from the start. I…read morewent to order a meatball Sub with French Fries and he accidentally cleared out my order. Once that got resolved, my phone let me know that Pie Cafe offered guests Wi-Fi but I didn't see it on the chalk board. When I asked the cashier about the password, he unenthusiastically. I asked him why not and if he could obtain it for me. His response was, "I just work here." When my order was ready, the French Fries were missing. I went back to the cashier to inform him He did apologize and handed me a very small, soggy container of French Fries. They were disgusting and there is no way they were wort $4.00. I went to ask for Ketchup but the Cashier was nowhere to be seen. This was only my second time eating at Pie Cafe. Then first experience was right after it opened and the food and service was much better. The next time I want a meatball sub, I probably will go to Papa Joe's in Eastlake.

I have no idea how Arabica and Fiona's exist as basically identical coffeehouse/bakeries literally…read moreon the same block. The both serve lots of hot and cold drinks and baked goods. Anyway, the brownie house made at Arabica is fantastic. Soft and chewy, fudgy, delicious. The cookie was hard and lacked in flavor and was overall just bad for a chocolate chip. The chocolate espresso muffin was super moist, soft, and wonderful.

this is such a cute coffee house located in downtown Willoughby with an impressive number of…read moreflavored syrups available. We stopped in for a mid-morning coffee and sweet treat and we're loving the ambiance of the space. They have a variety of seating options and some cool decor alongside bags of coffee beans and various bottles of syrup for sale. I ordered a plain black iced coffee and had a hard time deciding on a sweet treat, but ultimately went with the Reese's cookie. The coffee was smooth and had no bitterness at all. I had high hopes for the cookie because it was stunning looking, but unfortunately it was very dry. If you're into that kind of cookie, definitely grab one. Otherwise, I'd suggest trying one of the many flavors of muffins they have available in the case. Our cashier was friendly and helpful in choosing flavors. Our barista had our coffees out very quickly, which we appreciated. Would certainly recommend stopping in.