Pros: Quaint coffee shop nestled in downtown bldg…read more Large clean bathrooms with old fashioned flushers Lots of seating Lots of drink options and baked goods They have a punch card for frequent visits Cons: Only a few servers so be patient Parking available on the street can be limited They don't accept phone orders; need to place online or come to counter Pro tip: Grab a drink and pastry and meet up with a buddy. Cornerstone of downtown area and very popular!

Pastries, coffee, a cheery vibe with lots of windows to visit with friends and a quiet workspace…read more They check the boxes for anything you want in a coffee shop. Beautiful details and architecture, beautiful murals painted on the windows for the holidays...they want the space to be as beautiful and eclectic as the menu. The service was great. But I found myself looking around taking in all the details and feeling wunderlust. Few places have the vibe to take you there.

Let me tell you there is never a visit to Greenville that we do not stop in for the best coffee…read moredrinks ever. Many days I order two. The drinks are wonderful, and sitting in the shop and enjoying our drinks is so relaxing while chatting with family and friends. Thank you A&B ''this Georgia girl will see you next visit.

Great coffee, friendly staff! I highly recommend stopping by this cute downtown shop.read more

I've been here numerous times over the years but not so much the past few years. I had a delivery…read morein Greenville so I stopped for lunch. (It's only open from 9-3.) I had the turkey Reuben with a side of pea salad. The Reuben was on a light rye with turkey, sauerkraut and a bunch of 1000 island dressing. The pea salad had peas, bacon, red onion and pasta shells. I liked it all! Very cool place, lots to look at while enjoying a meal. As Arnold said, 'I'll be back!'

Very interesting atmosphere with lots of antiques and similar flat hanging from the ceiling and…read morewalls. My sandwich was made up fresh and the macaroni salad was plenty tasty. Even had a piece of carrot cake for a belated desert. Service was also quick and friendly and my food was brought to my table in short order.

What a cute local bakery with several options…read more Muffins, cookies, pies, cake, and the quintessential Ohio buckeye and an Oreo buckeye. We were quickly served at the counter, but if you choose to eat in, they have a quaint menu for breakfast and lunch, with the kids' menu included. A dozen cookies for $20 or two dollars a cookie. The cookies were 2 to 3 times the normal-sized cookies you get at other locations. There is a wide selection of coffee flavors as well.

I live about 30 minutes from the bakery and placed a to-go order. Two cinnamon rolls, fried pancake…read morebites, breakfast potatoes, biscuits and gravy and the avocado toast with scrambled eggs. While I was picking up my order, I grabbed some chocolate chip cookies, a snickerdoodle and an oatmeal one as well as a piece(?) of carrot cake- I question it being a piece because it was HUGE, and for such a small amount of money! Let me tell you- my food, even after a 30 minute car ride + time getting my son situated once we got home, was DELICIOUS! My order was the avocado toast and if scrambled eggs and avocado still taste great after that much time- you KNOW that's saying something. The pretzel bread, oh my word, wasn't soggy, was firm, was DELICIOUS. The fried pancake bites- wow, it was like fair food meets breakfast and not much can top that combination. My 3 year old son even tried them and then asked for more- again, parents of picky eaters will know, that's saying A LOT! My husband had the biscuits and gravy, he said it was delicious! I'll note what I appreciated about that is being a to-go order, they packaged the gravy up in a plastic container so it wouldn't get the biscuits soggy- I always appreciate a place that takes the extra time to accommodate orders. Now, the pièce de résistance, the cinnamon rolls. Being full from all the food I gobbled up, I had to save these GIANT cinnamon rolls for the next day and the next day- without a doubt, the BEST cinnamon rolls I have ever had! Hands down. 30 seconds in the microwave and oh my gosh, insanely delicious. The cookies were also SO good!! My husband said it was the best snickerdoodle cookie he's ever had, I can't confirm because he didn't share with me, which might actually just confirm it was- normally he would give me a bite. The oatmeal cookie I had was SO stinking good- the best I've ever had too! Carrot cake was delicious as well! This was my first time here- placing a take out order was effortless and easy even when you could clearly hear that the place was super busy- as it should be! I can't wait to come back and especially can't wait to have more of their cinnamon rolls. *drool*

Service was HORRIBLE. My coffee was iced when I asked for NO ice. I also had to wait 25 minutes for…read morea cup of coffe, this is ridiculous, nobody should have to wait 25 minutes or more for coffee. I do not recommend this place, never coming here ever again.

i picked up my online ordered coffee 5 mins after to find it watered down, with a disturbing…read moredrawing on the cup. the coffee also just didnt taste good.

Aww shucks. I love…read moreMain Street in Downtown Greenville and their wide assortment of shops ranging from a coffee shop and shoe store to cafes like Montage and trendy boutiques like Sadie Grace. You could easily spend an afternoon weaving your way through these local businesses. Unfortunately, the Saturday morning market is on the lackluster side. Open from 9am-1pm, you'll find around 8-10 vendors selling honey, wool socks, a little bit of produce and a few Amish baked items like egg noodles. I wish there were more food/produce vendors to offer the variety one would need to conquer some serious weekly shopping at the market. I also wonder if it would help if the location were moved to a grass patch or something that allows shoppers to mingle and not feel pushed along with the sidewalk flow. However, there are not too many shoppers and it's hard to say which comes first A.) wide variety of vendors followed by more shoppers (if you build it they will come); or B.) is the biggest challenge having too small of a consumer base/vested interest from a large share of the population? I grew up in Union City, Indiana, so I know how these things can be tricky to launch and build. I'm a market junkie (for realizes, I attended the Project for Public Spaces conference on markets in NYC because I'm so passionate about food halls and farmers markets as community building resources). I think there's great potential here and if the community is able to support that many shops on Main Street surely they can do the same with a farmers market. I ended up going home zucchini, and a bunch of tomatoes, egg noodles, and fresh garlic. I'll be back in hopes that this market grows and diversifies with community support.

Fast service! Great coffee choices for everyone hot or cold!! Really wish thet would keep the…read morecearal milk latte all year around though it's my all time favorite!

This place is awesome for the fact alone, they have Gluten Free Mac & Cheese. Not only do they have…read moreGF Mac & Cheese, it's delicious. Tried the regular Mac & Cheese and the the one that normally came with bbq pulled pork, but they swapped it out for chicken for me. So here is my qualms with this place. 1. It advertises itself as "Midwestern Comfort Food". No, the menu the day we went was COMPLETELY Southern style food and not Midwestern at all. So why label yourself as a certain type of food & it be pretty far from the truth. Grits, Pork, Pimento Cheese. All super southern. Not that we don't enjoy these things in the Midwest, it's just these are notoriously known for being southern. 2. Everything on this menu, minus like one thing was PORK. They had this giant sized list of a menu, and literally everything was pork. Not everyone eats pork. A lot of people don't for religious reasons and personal reasons. I don't eat pork, nor does my husband or daughter. My other family members aren't crazy about it. So we just stood and stared at the menu and debated for awhile & then all of us just got Mac & Cheese. 3. When I saw they had a item with shredded chicken, I asked the women if she could swap the BBQ Pulled Pork out for the pulled chicken. She kindly did so. However, as my husband even pointed out. She kept making it a point that they don't normally do that, and basically was doing me a BIG favor. Is how she was acting about it. Yikes. This place isn't my cup a tea. Which is sad because the Mac & cheese is truly great. But when that's the only thing you can get off the menu, a small cup of it. Doesn't make a meal. We all left still hungry. That's not what you want from a place you drove a hour to try. I'm sure everything else on their menu is great if you're into pork. Go for it. You'll probably love it. But this is going to be a pass for me in the future.

Ordered 1 quart of cole slaw. A little over $12…read more... This was not a quart. I dumped out the slaw from Bob Evans (pic 1) into a bowl. I then dumped the 1 pint of cole slaw (pic 2 and 3) purchased from KFC into the Bob Evans "quart" container.... virtually the same... The empty container only holds 24 ounces of water ...it should hold 32 ounces... pictures 4 through 7

We waited 45 minutes for our order. The food was cold, the bacon was overly greasy, fat all over…read morethe turkey. Total disappointment. The waitress returned to our table to refill 1 time. There will not be a return visit.

On January 19th. I purchased $80.00 in premium gas and only used $71.46 of the $80.00…read more after a full week of a pending transaction on my account I was not reimbursed the the remaining $8.54 to my account. Since 7/11 bought out speedway, it has gone to hell. thank you 7/11 for bringing the ghetto of all gas stations to Greenville Ohio. if you have something you'd like to say in response to my review you can call me. 937-670-8144 A heads up tho. I will not talk to foreigners. if you cant speak to me and be understood, don't waste my time.

You can still get gas here, but quite often the printers on the pumps don't work. The price for…read moregasoline is usually competitive. There are a few pumps out of order. The pumps also look very dated. A thorough facelift would go a long way.