Highly recommend. Nothing like it around us…read more Walk in grab a tray and liner. Place your pastries to pay and get your drink. You can then request to warm up whatever pastry you'd like. Quality is good, place is roomy (crowded at the time) but also well decorated and well lit. A bit farther for us but we'll be returning.

I really can't get enough of this place. Each and every time I'm in the area, I will stop in. It's…read moresoo fun to try a new pastry. Today I got the elotes pastry, a bacon and cheese croissant, a sweet potato milk cake, and a huge apple croissant thing. All delicious. I will say I like the regular milk breads better than the cake version, they are a little softer. Parking at this location is terrible and the line was the longest I've ever seen it (it was a Saturday morning). Nevertheless, I didn't mind waiting and wished I could have tried more delicious items!

Very cute coffee shop with good patio for the good weather. They have a big pastry case to choose…read morefrom. We got the breakfast sandwich which was tasty and the yogurt and granola. If you're feeling yogurt and granola, get it; otherwise, it very basic and definitely something you could make at home for half the price. The coffee is really good. As a usual only black coffee drinker, I got their NOLA that has sweetener and milk in it, but it was perfect for me. Not overly sweet or milky and a great flavor. Their cappuccino and drip are good also.

Stopped on a Sunday and the line was to the front door. It took about 13minutes to order but then…read morethe food and drinks were quick. I got the breakfast sandwich which was good. It was on a bagel. For coffee I got the NOLA cold brew. They measured everything but I did not like it and my friend who frequents there said it tasted different. When I got home I doctored it up.

jojo was really good with the customers interactions and he was really funny and comfortable to…read moretalk to.

I love 7 Brew! Certainly, the beverages are delicious. But what amazes me is the volume of business…read morethey're able to conduct out of this tiny island in the middle of a shopping center. And the prices they charge are premium! (That's why I don't come here very often). I imagine anyone in business would be interested in a model like this. Make sure your public-facing employees are neat, polite, and service-oriented, also be sure your product is high-quality. Most restauranteurs will tell you that the price you pay is partially for "real estate." In other words, somebody's got to pay for the decor, at least. But 7 Brew has none of that yet they levy a fairly harsh "tax" for the privilege of purchasing there. I suppose the drive-in/drive out feature deserves some compensation. But again, I don't come here often because I would expect the pricing would reflect the lack of amenities offered. (note, for all my complaining I still return every three months or so.)

Tucked away in Legacy Village. Clean and well managed by…read moreRowen and her lovely staff. No bathrooms in the store.

Currently Obsessed with the holiday drink PECAN CRUNCH OATMILK LATTE!! I prefer mine with regular…read moremilk and a Carmel drizzle on the inside and iced. I went to two other locations and they were sold out of the pecan syrup so I was overjoyed that the legacy village location still had it available. We were greeted upon walking into the coffee shop. The barista was friendly and helped us right away. The ambiance was very chill and mellow. It was the perfect way to end the evening with a special sweet treat.

First timer! I wanted some fancy tea and this place is on…read moremy way to church so I decided to stop. The location is bright and welcoming. There were only two people working so I expected a wait. I quickly chose to try the Lake Erie featured drink. The staff was so nice and apologetic about the wait. The lady explained there is usually three people on staff. We noticed the nice selection they have and the calm environment. I will definitely return.

The lavender latte was smooth and lightly aromatic, with the floral notes present but not…read moreoverpowering. The lavender does soften the espresso, so this is better suited for those who prefer a more dessert leaning latte.

Best coffee hands down! I love there French roast and I usually don't like French roast coffee.read more

Excellent coffee and service. Very knowledgeable and willing to answer questions. Very fast. I…read moreplaced an order and was able to pick it up the next day. The Rwandan coffee makes a fantastic espresso. After trying mail order and other local places, I'm very happy to have finally found a reliable source for my caffeine fix.

Get a free 12 oz of coffee here with any coffee beans purchase!…read more Rising Star Roasters is my destination for a strong cup of coffee. It's by far my favorite local coffee shop chain. I frequent this location inside Van Aken Market Hall. This coffee stand is located right as you walk into the main doors of the market hall. You'll need to go to the counter, order your food and/or drinks, and wait for the order to be called (typical coffee shop experience). Wait can be a little long during peak hours but it's worth it! You can then select various seating options inside the market or outside. Various options are available inside - comfy leather-like couches, leather-like booths, individual or group tables, and high tops. Outside you'll find tables immediately outside of the Van Aken Market Hall or seasonally on the lawn. If you stop by during the right times, you'll find the district bustling with music and seasonal events. It's also always a good idea to pick up a cup of coffee then go cowork at AO or browse the local shops. The menu at this and other locations is concise and simple. You can get brewed coffee, tea, espresso, lattes, and seasonal drinks. The menu is straightforward and not confusing. My morning go-to's are usually perfectly strong iced coffees. I also always pick up something from the specials menu. All specialty drinks are very well made and consistently prepared. I have never had any drinks here that disappointed me. Small batch snacks are available at this location such as croissants and tea biscuits. I sometimes purchase a snack here or patronize other vendors at the market. All coffee beans at Rising Star are top notch. I recently learned that they have a dedicated coffee buyer who travels to coffee farms and brings coffee back to Cleveland. They're also incredibly serious about their roasting process and have a local roastery. How amazing is that especially for a local coffee shop?! You can pick up beans at their location that are named after regions of where the coffee farms are located. Each coffee bean bag has taste notes listed on the bag, choose your adventure! Coffee bean bag prices vary from $16-19. They'll roast them for you and tailor to your coffee preparation method (i.e. coffee press). If you purchase coffee beans in store, you can get free 12 oz drip coffee! You can also order them online and they'll be roasted within 48 hours of shipping. I love to explore their coffees, get something new every time. I highly recommend this location for your coffee cravings! While you're here, look out for notNeutral coffee mug - sleek, 12 oz, and must have. In the words of Rising Star, "a laser-etched Rising Star emblem adds a subtle, sophisticated touch to the side of each piece."

Warning this place is always busy BUT the baristas work super hard. I have been coming here for the…read morelast 4 years and always find myself comparing other coffee shops to their vanilla latte. My personal favorite order is an Iced Lavender Latte. And being inside the Van Aken District makes this such a fun spot to yap with friends or go on a date (have done both lol).

I think things are are kosher here food wise? My egg quesadilla had plenty of egg and cheese and…read morecame with a side of guacamole. It was quite tasty and the wrap I got to choose was tomato which added to the flavor. It was nearly $19 so I suspect it was all kosher or else it surely wouldn't be so darn expensive but that's not really labeled anywhere that I saw online when I ordered. My biscoff (Lotus brand) shake was delicious!! Cookie butter flavor, super creamy texture. $6ish for a small.

I visited Grand Coffee for the first time this morning before work. It's one of the several…read moreCleveland Heights coffee shops. It's newer to the community. It's Kosher cafe. Their menu is extensive - cold drinks, shakes, hot drinks, smoothies, slush, sandwiches, bagels, baked goods, ice cream, pastries, waffles, salads, sandwiches, bagels, hot dishes, and fridge items. There's so many items on the menu that you can try something different during every visit. The real standout is Dubai Iced Chocolate Latte although I didn't try it. I ordered two large iced coffees and one sandwich (plain bagel with omelette). Coffee was pretty good and not too diluted. Sandwich seemed to include fresh, in-house cooked eggs. I wouldn't necessarily call the filling an omelette. It was too flat and didn't have toppings. The sandwich was pretty small and very dry. There were no sauce or any toppings. I don't know if that was maybe a separate option. My grand total was $20 something which seems very pricey in comparison to the coffee shops in the area - chains or independent. Even more so considering cup sizes and sandwich size. I would have coffee here again, not the sandwich. Sandwich was around $10 and really wasn't worth it. Ambiance is nice and modern. There's innovative and soft overhead lighting. The cafe is very clean and inviting. There are some board games you can play while there. Marble looking tables and greenery make for an airy aesthetic. The cafe is a pleasant and bright place to start your day. Also the staff is very pleasant. They're eager to answer any questions and welcoming. There are also options to order "to stay" or "to go" on the iPad. The parking situation includes some street parking and a small private lot in the back. I wouldn't advise parking at the lot, there are a lot of very deep potholes. If you choose to, watch out for them.