What a find! Don't believe any reviews with fewer than 5 stars. In fact, you ought to question…read morethose reviews. Upon arriving (plenty of street parking & a lot) you'll enter an adorable old house flanked by a few outside tables and chairs (don't sit under the sappy trees). You'll be greeted by a gaggle of girls that will delightfully chat you up and tell you about their extensive list of offerings. Grab your goods and pick a room to sit in depending on your needs and wants: working, reading, visiting, or playing one of the cute old games. Our coffees were good, my bad for not asking for "less sweet" (less of the syrup), I had the weekly special latte- maple & marshmallow. Don't forget, like I did, to use your $1 off for checking in here.

On the way to pick up our puppy we stopped in this small town and found this coffee shop…read more It was in this really cute house and decorated really nice. Really great and I recommend stopping by to pick up a coffee and a breakfast sandwich. I swear everyone that walked in new the workers so I'm guessing it's a really really small town. The best part was that the workers didn't it make us feel out of place.

I have visited this Pulp location numerous times with my mom. She usually gets a smoothie and I…read moreusually get a smoothie and/or wrap. The wraps are very plain tasting. They don't have a lot of flavor. So I'm going to stick with smoothies from Pulp. Overall, ordering on the website and then picking up in store is a good way to save time. Their peanut butter smoothie is very good.

I called the store, the employee could not tell me where to find the full menu. I had to find it…read morefor myself. I would love to see this store prosper, but the owners need to be more in tune with Yelp and other sources where customers might find them. Linking the PulpJuice website link would also be helpful. Most people would just give up after such a frustrating phone experience. Dear Owner, Plug in and tune up your marketing.

This place is NOT CLOSED and has great coffee. They roast the beans themselves. The barista made…read moreher own pumpkin spice and it was better than anything I've ever had.

Everything a great coffee place should be...great roasted coffee, a comfortable and warm aesthetic,…read moreand community. Very friendly owner and guests, not the saccharin disingenuous manner, but that authenticity that flows from just being a good person. This spot was a halfway point for a first meet up and date with a woman I met on a dating site. As I approached the bar taking in the atmosphere, I saw a stack of bibles on a bookshelf. I got a little nervous. There are types of "christians" who show only hate and contempt towards the LGBT+ community. I began having reservations about my choice in choosing this site unseen. The owner and I had a lively discussion about coffee and his very unique blend and his mission trips to Columbia. It was quite easy to tap into the positive and welcoming vibes if the place. My date and I ended up staying for a nice visit, even venturing to Kennedy's Bakery. We did end our stay when the Christian rock started though, just not our thing. It was a good reminder for me not to judge a book by its cover, and lump all christians and the same opinion I have of them. It is clear, the fruits of the Spirts are alive and well in this little spot!

We love the delivery service. Pizza is super yummy. Excellent job keep it up! Thank you very much…read morefor everything you do for us.

I went to Darrells Donuts and the woman was outside smoking. When she came in to help me. She…read moredidn't wash her hands! Then she started touching the Donuts it grossed me out. I never went back.

I went here because my dad recommended you! The donuts could have been delicious but they were…read morefried in old oil! I have been going to donut world in Lancaster for 35 plus years and have never had an old oil donut! I hope that you fix the problem! You have a very good product just don't fry it in old oil

This place is amazing! Lots to choose from. People who work here are very friendly and welcoming…read more Lots of homemade products as well. Great deli options and homemade doughnuts. I'm going back that's for sure. Make sure to bring cash with you they don't accept cards

They have a lot to choose from. Mostly Homemade products plus they have meats a deli. There service…read morewas great really friendly and if you had a question about something they was there to give you the best truthful answer. I will be going back to this store again

Donuts were VERY soft fluffy and fresh. Delicious. Busy on Saturday morning - but quick service…read more Great find

Their honest hard workers that makes an honest living have some great donuts their staff friendly…read moreand helpful their great for community's

A Pain Au Chocolat croissant better than what you'll find anywhere in France? I'm thinking yes. No,…read moreI'm telling you, yes! So rich and flaky, they've definitely done their homework, and this boy knows his croissants! I just got back from Paris (name drop.) This up-and-coming baker of the finest croissants this side of the Atlantic is located in Zanesville, Ohio, but you won't need a day trip to experience their flaky layers of perfection. You can find them at their Granville Market booth, at various Zanesville events throughout the year or now in Columbus, OH, at The Hills Market, in the freezer section in 6-count boxes. Even more exciting news is they bought a new place in May, are currently renovating and planning a late September 2014 opening of a storefront. Can. not. wait. Fall. road. trip. You can also order their goodies on their site, which I haven't done (obviously.) A 12 pack runs around $40, which is a little steep but once you do the math $3 each for such quality is quite a deal. Especially when round-trip tickets from Columbus to Paris is averaging what, $1100-$1700?

It's hard for me to get to come here, as they are only open on Tuesdays, but it's absolutely worth…read moreit if you're able! I decided to buy basically one of everything they had left(come early) and I was amazed with all of it. The croissants are what croissants are *supposed* to be, but the real star of the show for me was the mushroom quiche. I could eat those things daily and not complain. If you make your way in, be sure to try a little bit of everything. That's my only advice. Oh, and like I said, come early.