The crepes are DELICIOUS and the service is great too!…read more https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZThdFnAXy/

We came here in a quest to find a hidden gem and we found one! The shop is quiet and personal, the…read morefood is fresh and delicious. Great combo for any occasion. The inside is well decorated with some very cool wall art. The staff was friendly and welcoming and the crepes other worldly. The crepes has beautiful textures and presentation along with great flavor! The pairing of a hot crepe with a cool creme and fresh fruit is superb. Don't pass on this place!!!

Gotta love a neighborhood coffee shop! Wish I lived nearby or else I'd come all the time!…read more Was there to try the coffee but ended up getting a few mini biscuits. They were buttery and not dense at all. Really loved the scallion and cheddar one! Definitely the selling point to coming back! I tried the honey bee latte I think was what it was called? Not the type of drink you see at other coffee shops around here. Classic! And the staff were really nice. Didn't seem rushed. Just very neighborly. Even brought my latte to me! A good number of parking spots next to it. I'd come back again for the biscuits!!

We're traveling through and wanted to try a local spot. This caught our attention because it has…read morehigh reviews and who doesn't love a biscuit? We ordered online since we wanted to pick up and get back on the road asap. They charge a 3% credit card convenience fee. Minus 3 stars (one for each % they charge) for that because it's a cost of doing business and they should have the costs of doing business built into the price of the menu items. Their online order form does not state that they only have certain menu items on the weekends. It's also very unclear whether when you order a coffee, it's a black coffee or you can have it made to order (no place to customize on their website). They use Toast which is a pretty lazy way of doing an online menu unless the business is willing to customize the menu to make it user friendly - this business did not. So we ordered a cinnamon roll only to be told at pickup that it's only available on weekends. When we asked for a refund, we were told we'd have to get it through Toast. No info on how to do that. No information about who to contact. Just an older lady with an indifferent attitude. Minus one star for that. The sandwiches were dry as a bone - the bottom of the biscuit was actually chewy from being overcooked. The eggs were definitely overcooked with a telltale gray ring around the yolk. We're disappointed and wish we had just stopped at Starbucks instead.

I had an opportunity to enjoy the food truck. I ordered the garden something which was stuffed…read morewith fillings. I am NOT sharing. Hubby ordered the tutti frutti. He thought it was very good. If it were mine, I'd want more filling. Originally this was going to be a 5 star reviews. Lines were long but orders were taken quickly and efficiently, or so I thought. After waiting more than an hour and not hearing our name and seeing those well behind us getting their order, we found they did not have OUR order. Sigh. They quickly prepared our order and got this one out quickly. Hubby was quiet but I could tell he was hangry. Aside from this gaffe, the order taker was quick to notice when the supply of cutlery needed replenishing. Employees were friendly. I found my Garden crepe very tasty. I think I will haul out my crepe maker. Suggestion...use a number system for pick up. We had a fairly unusual name but there were lots of Bobs. With a number system we can be assured that our order has been put into the system and it is easier to hear a number called than a name.

So many delicious crepes on the menu along with some specialty coffees. We ordered the chicken,…read moresteak and eggs and bacon and eggs. They were all fresh made and a great size. I also ordered the cortado which was delicious!

We have been dining there for many years..., always love the coffee, Caesar salad, the tomato soup,…read moreSo many moments of good food, love, great service... lovely surroundings... beautiful flowers Amazing people to help... thank you

I was in the area and wanted brunch, I have never been to this place and just so happen to try it…read moretoday. The place was packed with people ordering food and buying stuff from the bakery. I wasn't sure how to order , but finally figured it out . I ordered the beignet French donut, along with a side of fruit, and croissant bacon egg and cheese, with a side of breakfast potatoes. I was then told they were out of breakfast potatoes and they offered me French Fries or mashed potatoes, I was shocked at the price of everything. The food was okay, it wasn't worth 60.00 for two people lol. The place was clean, this was definitely a first time experience, but I'm not sure if I would go back or not. I have to give this place a 4 because the customer service was out of this world!!!!!!

When here with my girlfriend during a series of apartment tours around the city…read moreI got a burger and she got a fancy ham and cheese sandwich I thought my burger was pretty solid, and she enjoyed her sandwich as well I thought the price was a little too expensive for the quantity of food, especially because they did not include fries. Probably will not come back anytime soon

Sandwich was decent - nothing special…read more However, asked if they had a WiFi password and she said no. Fair enough - I go to sit down just going to use my hotspot for a zoom meeting I needed to just call into. Then I noticed that all the outlets were covered and zip tied shut......, you cannot charge anything. I think it is absolutely wild to call yourself a cafe and not offer WiFi or plugs. Also the lady at the front was very irritable.

The waffle nachos were good! The peach ice cream was the star of the show!…read moreTheir loose leaf tea selection is excellent. We had the regular coffee which was perfectly brewed. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable, patient, and helpful. The inside is clean, well-lit, and has good music playing. We'll definitely be back!

I was the only one in Waffle Way Cafe, and could see why when I looked at their menu. Their…read morepancakes and waffles were $15-$20! What?! I wanted to try and support a business but this was way too expensive. You get 21 pancake balls for $20. I was alone and there was no way I could or should eat that many pancake balls. You can make 4 pancakes at home for about $2-$4. Oh, and one of the waffle makers was down and could not make one of the menu items when I went in. They also had some self serve loose teas, and ice cream. I didn't see how much the ice cream was but it looked like normal flavors you can get anywhere. There is seating inside. The staff was really friendly. It is in a good location in Westerville with parking in front or the back. I would consider this more of a high end splurge for a breakfast food, and would need to have a couple of people to help share.

Bistro style. You walk in, check out the two separate display cases (one for sweets and the other…read morefor savory), grab your tray, place your order, and bring all the goods to your table. We visited twice for our road trip. For our first visit, we picked up a croque monsieur for take-out as our lunch at COSI: Center of Science and Industry. The sandwich held up well and was plenty for our girls to share. For our second visit, we dined in for breakfast and tried the raisin pinwheel, pain au chocolat, spinach quiche, and coffee. My girls thoroughly enjoyed their pain au chocolat and did not share at all. The spinach quiche was silky with a flakey crust. It is likely one of our most memorable quiches. The raisin pinwheel had a very delicate, caramelized crust with the right amount of raisins. I enjoyed my coffee but I couldn't finish a cup during our stay. Patrons are welcomed to grab a to-go cup at the front counter and take more coffee to go.

Super nice greeting and service from a staff willing to walk me through the offerings and how the…read moreorder up front system works. Temptations at every turn. Opted for the Croque Monsieur and my breakfast companion one of the quiches. Tasty - perhaps a bit more time to crisp up more of the insides. Coffee options were French Roast and Columbian. Took an almond croissant and 2 enormous yet moist macaroons. Clearly a good place for informal business meetings, something my colleague and I were doing as were others as well. Flexible indoor and outdoor seating and definitely can accommodate larger groups fairly easily. And abundant free 3 hour parking behind the restaurant. If I had a quibble, it would be plastic cups for the water that was available next to the self serve coffee and plastic stirrers for the coffee instead of spoons. The French just wouldn't have the plastic and this restaurant that is otherwise real plates and silverware shouldn't either. Wasteful and downgrades the classier feel.

I've only been to one other cafe inside of a museum and that one is honestly hard to beat (Kresge…read moreinside the Detroit Institute of Arts), but this cafe definitely holds its own. It's located directly to the right of the entrance of COMA and it's truly hard to miss. Its modern design, flood of natural light, and cafeteria vibe will easily catch your attention. FYI - There's also a lovely patio to dine on when the weather is nice. Head to the far back to view the menu and place your order. The menu here changes seasonally, features local ingredients, as well as vegan and gluten free options. During my visit I enjoyed a lovely latte and a highly recommended cinnamon roll. Both were great. If you work up an appetite during your visit to the museum, this cafe will certainly fill your belly.

It's YE Gurl @ CMA Café…read more One of the many underrated perks of a CMA membership? That sweet lil' café discount. As if free parking, member invites, and the gift shop weren't enough -- now you can sip, snack, and save while surrounded by art. This sun-drenched café is giving pure serenity. Think: full windows, cozy chairs, a calm hum of conversation, and a view of the sculpture garden that'll make you forget your inbox. Perfect for a light workday, solo lunch, or that "let's catch up but not too loud" kind of meeting. Just... no calls, please. Protect the peace. Kai was my server and a whole delight -- she brought my matcha latte with oat milk ($5.50), and let me tell you, it's just as good as Fox in the Snow's. Paired it with the avocado toast ($13) and added salmon (+$6) for that post-meeting protein boost. Wrapped it all up with a few Andee Mints and a slow walk through the galleries. Work, lunch, and art under one roof? That's balance, baby. Support the arts -- and the café that fuels them.