Our visits to this establishment are always pleasant. The service is good and the coffee is…read moredelicious. There is also a nice, quiet atmosphere.

Easy to miss this little coffee shop. The coffee special was an odd mix of Irish cream and mint, my…read morebad for ordering something different Tharion's a normal flavor. Cappuccino was good.

The food and service were amazing. Glad to be able to support their mission. Very clean and tidy!read more

8am Wednesday morning. No wait. We just came for some coffee but they do have bakery items and a…read morebreakfast/lunch menu. Fabulous customer service! Welcoming and helped us with a smile. Ordered 2 caramel macchiatos. Fantastic! Inside was tidy. Children's play area in the corner with a kitchen playset. Restroom was clean. Would recommend.

Words can't express how awesome it is to see a place where people with developmental disabilities…read morecan find employment. Please support this type of business. Some people have no idea how hard it is for someone with a developmental disability to find MEANINGFUL employment. One of the World's biggest challenges is to be the parent of someone with a developmental disability. The peanut butter and jelly sandwich was clearly made with homemade bread. They roast the coffee with fresh beans, you can smell it. They have a garden where they grow their own lettuce.

I would give this place 10 stars!! Absolutely perfect! The adorable curb appeal drew us in for a…read morequick snack and coffee. We were greeted at the door by Brian. He was so welcoming and showed us all of the crafts they had for sale. We bought some homemade soap. We ordered a cappuccino and chocolate latte and huge, flaky cinnamon rolls. They offer many lunch and breakfast options as well as sweets. What impressed us the most was how the place was staffed with people with disabilities. According to the menu, all of the profits go towards programs that help the "differently abled population ". There was a spot for kids to play as well as a beautiful patio. Please check this place out next time you're in Medina.

Delish latte. Also…read moretried an iced matcha which was good but the cardamom bomb is where it's at.

Food: Amazing Dirty Chai Latte. I've had a plethora of their drinks and every one is outstanding…read more Service: Friendly staff that know what they're doing. Ambiance: Great music in a quaint location connected to the Arcade, which is cool.

My latte at Troubadour could have been the smoothest latte I have ever had. It was the perfect…read moretemperature and did not seem acidic at all. It seems this place knows coffee. You can tell by the numerous pictures throughout the dining area. It also seemed like it could be run by one person. There were several people in line and one person behind the counter. He handled all the business well and kept churning out the orders. It was kind of fun having the coffee roaster right in the dining room. My son had a hot chocolate and shortbread. He said the hot chocolate was good, but coffee is obviously the star of the show. If I am in the area I will be stopping in.

If you love coffee, this is the place for you. No frills, simple decor. The coffee is the star…read more Seriously, the iced latte from here is the best I've ever had. I suspect some of the suboptimal reviews come from a popular coffee chain mindset that everything should be customizable to the smallest detail. Personally, I think it's okay to not offer every variation of something. In fact, that's how most food p work. And if you want a two pump hazelnut whatever with whipped cream, there are plenty of locations of that popular coffee chain nearby.

Good pricing, good service, and over all really enjoyable experience!…read moreI sat by the window which gave a nice setting to enjoy my breakfast. This was my first time here and staff was very helpful on what there was to select from and assisted me in the right direction! Thank you!

One of my favorite places for coffee beans and drinks! The space has plenty of natural lighting and…read moresmall tables for a cozy, intimate feel. Their hours are shorter in the afternoon, but a great place for an early morning study session. The music can sometimes be a little loud, but good vibes. Their chrysanthemum honey latte is very light l, with the delicate flavor of chrysanthemum in the steamed milk. The honey flavor isn't overpowering at all.

The store was beautiful and the baristas were very friendly. However, I got the vanilla bean pour…read moreover and it was awful, I threw it away. My wife got the banana cream cold brew and she liked it. The cold foam was super thick and a little artificial tasting, but good enough. We've heard nothing but good things, so willing to give it a second try, but this visit was not it.

I've been to Goldberry twice, both during a short return trip to this small Ohio town where I grew…read moreup. It's a strange thing, rolling into a place brimming with memory. You find so much the same, seemingly caught in time, and other things have greatly changed. Goldberry is one of those "new to me" additions to Ashland, and every time I walk through its doors, I find myself grateful that it is a part of this town's growth and change. Brightly lit, warmly modern, with touches of wood, crisp white, and greenery, the shop holds ample space to gather together with friends or sit comfortably by oneself, sipping an espresso, cortado, or dirty chai with almond milk (my personal choice today) while people-watching or reading a book. Tall windows line the front of the building, looking out upon a bustling parking lot and side-street as multiple baristas efficiently work away behind the bar. Fresh donuts were being sold at a stand as I entered, along with bagged beans and a variety of other bottled/canned beverages. People sat outside, in groups around larger tables, or in more relaxed leather chairs, animatedly caught up in conversation. Goldberry feels like a true 'third place' in Ashland - not your home, not your workplace, but that third place where you go to meet friends, begin your day, or center yourself before stepping out into the world. It's fittingly named in that light, given that Goldberry is the warmly welcoming, hospitable, and wise woman in JRR Tolkien's work who offers comfort and guidance to questing hobbits, the beautiful and mysterious 'river-woman's daughter' who married the enigmatic Tom Bombadil, a man whose magic was older than time. This coffee shop is all of those things: welcoming, warm, bright, and more than a little magical, glowing like a water-washed jewel - or fairly-sourced coffee bean - in the midst of this ever-changing tiny mid-Ohio town. I'll be back.

One of my favorite coffee shops in the area. The crème brûlée latte with oat milk was…read moreexceptional--crème brûlée is my favorite dessert and this did not disappoint. The staff was amazing. There was a quick mix-up with my drink and they immediately remade it fresh without hesitation. Great, spacious environment for working, meetings, or just a chill coffee shop afternoon. Highly recommend.

For their specialty drink, they have an orange cardamom latte... and I just need to know, what mad…read morescientist at Lekko cooked up one of the best lattes I've ever had? It started off tasting almost like cereal milk, then finished with this bright, wonderful punch of orange. It was so good, and I'm already sad knowing it won't be around forever. The shop itself is super cute, one of those coffee spots where people clearly come to get work done. Not really a loud catch-up-with-friends place, but perfect for locking in with a laptop and a latte. The staff is incredibly nice, and you can genuinely taste the passion they have for coffee in every sip.

This is great coffee that is easy on the stomach. The wood fire really seems to have a pleasant…read moreeffect on the taste of the beans.

Simple and super quality coffee beans. Find them at the Old Town General Store, Foods for Living,…read moreVine & Brew, and sometimes at farmers markets in the Lansing area. Certified Organic and Fair Trade. Check out their website to order. From what I gather, they do not sell at this location. The address is provided only so you may drive down Grand River in the morning and enjoy the pleasant aroma of fresh roasted coffee beans mmmmm.

Out of many Filipino restaurants I would say this may be one of those that stick out!…read more Very clean and straight forward food and menu. The Beef Mami was a very tasty. The broth that comes with it was great. The bok choy was cooked perfectly, and the noodles are soft as well. The beef was very tender and complements the contents of the dish. The BBQ chicken skewers were not that great. But still, the texture and char on the chicken was pretty good. I would recommend stopping here if you're in the area and want to try Filipino food.

Parilya is everywhere lately, and I'm loving every minute! It's a brick-and-mortar restaurant and…read morefood truck well known for its Filipino faire. I have yet to visit the restaurant, so this review is for the food truck. I first discovered the food truck at the Beachwood Truck Park (now closed). I then rediscovered the food truck during the World on Stage Concert at the Cleveland Cultural Gardens this weekend. Both memorable food experiences! Food: My order during the latest visit included Chicken Tocino ($17) and Ube Cheesecake Cookie ($5). I felt like the food was much tastier the second time around. Chicken Tocino included generous serving of meat and was perfectly marinated. The dish was so plentiful with egg, meat, rice, and marinated veggies. I ate with my eyes closed! Ube Cookie always satisfies my soul. It had a good amount of Ube, was sweet, and delicious. If I wasn't already very full, I'd go for seconds. Almost forgot, you get a buzzer/pager that rings when your food is ready. It's a great idea for large scale events and venues where the truck might be. Service: Everyone working the food truck was nice. Asked me about my meal, wished me a pleasant meal, and provided me with to go bag for my leftovers. Interactions were very warm and friendly. Find the food truck: Street Food Finder site will allow you to find their food truck locations. You can mostly find them at Lakewood Truck Park. By the way, cash is the preferred payment method. Credit cards are accepted. I look forward to visiting the restaurant and further exploring all the menu. I also want to see if the brick and mortar location also has cute palm vibes like the food truck. I'll certainly catch Parilya food truck around the town too!