Ethical. Clean. Inviting. Delicious! Staff were friendly and knowledgeable about their process for…read moresourcing the beans and the roasts they had for sale. The cappuccino I ordered I wish I got two! Not because it wasn't a good size but because it was SO good I wanted more LOL Loved the experience and can't wait to brew their espresso roast at home!

Very nice and clean! The prices were very fair and the drinks were quite tasty! I liked watching…read morethem measure out and grind the coffee beans for each drink! High quality! The barista was warm and very helpful when asked questions!

Wish I'd seen this before I had breakfast. There were great smells coming out of the place, and an…read moreassortment of pastries and savory snacks inside. Plus coffee, of course. No menu for that, but if you know what you like, they can make it. Somali TV news on. A dozen little tables, mostly full at 9am on a weekday. I had had coffee and really didn't need more caffeine, shockingly, so I got a ginger lime juice. Very refreshing. Quick service. Reasonable prices. I'll file this one away; better than Tim Horton's, and the other Somali place across the street says it opens at 8am but I think it's actually 10 or 11.

This place is a hidden gem; kind of a hole in the wall…read more Super easy to miss. It's not your typical coffee spot. Don't let the name fool you. They serve Somali food. Admittedly I've never been inside; we've only ordered out. We always get the beef steak with rice. And it is *chefs kiss* the rice is so flavorful probably cooked in some sort of broth. The steak is cut into bite size pieces and also packs a little punch. You'll also find some onions and bell peppers scattered in there as well. They also give bananas and odd fruits as well with your order. This place is never overlooked, but make sure you don't make that mistake. Also if you go after 6-7 they usually run out of the steak meat so call ahead if you're a steak person.

Really nice neighborhood coffee shop The roast that they use…read moreare always flavorful and well bodied. What drives me here as they carry vegan bakery items from happy little treats. Service is always great here there's plenty of places to sit. They even have teo outside café tables and chairs.

I want to start this by saying Florin's coffee beans are good! I have been to other local shops…read morethat use Florin beans and I've had great tasting drinks. I ordered an iced caramel latte from Florin and I love their eco friendly cups, but you cannot tell what the drink looks like when you receive it. That being said, this was one of the worst coffee drinks I've had in the city. It tasted like an iced americano, no cream whatsoever. It was the most watered down drink with no sweetness and seemingly no milk. My husband, who likes black coffee, said it also tasted watered down and we ended up throwing it away. I was so excited to try this shop because their beans are good and everyone seems to love them. Perhaps this was a one-off experience.

This is by far the best coffee option Easton area has to offer! I've tried all the surrounding…read moreshops, but none compare. It is located directly inside of the Whole Foods on the right side by the other prepared foods. Always friendly service, a variety of options, and an easy to locate and cute converted van! Many different milk options, a variety of delicious syrup flavors to add, and non-coffee options offered as well. Whole Foods got this one right!! I stop every time I'm in the area and needing a pick me up!

Went around 9:30am and received a piping hot medium chai latte with soy milk! This drink was $4.50…read moreand I believe no extra charge for the soy milk? Total steal!! The latte was delicious and the chai is a bit on the spicy side which I prefer. They also had yummy looking donuts but I decided to pass on those. :) will be back!

Fast service and great tasting coffee. Much better latte flavors overall. Good clean environment to…read moresit and enjoy your drink. I asked for half of the syrup pumps & it still has a great flavor throughout

When temperatures fell below bitter And the laptop had…read moreproven a quitter I fled to Ebar To wait from afar And be tea drinker, reader, and sitter. This little coffee stand just inside the entrance to Nordstrom on the Worth Avenue side (the side facing the rest of the mall) is convenient, quick, and comparable in price to Starbucks. As you enter, the coffee is to the right, while the seating is across the foyer to the left. I happened in here because I had a Genius Bar wait at the Apple Store, and this was closer than the nearest of Easton's two or three Starbucks. They use Mighty Leaf tea; the coffee options looked to be pretty standard for this type of stand, and there are a few snacks in the case. The barista was bubbly.

Updating my last review…read more I'm part of the rewards program They have this one pastry that's under four dollars that has around 300 cal in it. It's called the very very pastry. It's a good value and it tastes really good. And as far as pastries go, I don't feel like it's excessively sweet or color. You don't feel guilty eating it. So when I got the bing on my phone showing they had a St. Patrick's Day special buy a drink at a pastry. I headed that way. The young lady that works there is always very kind She'll take good care of you She said I could pick out any pastry that you wanted from the case didn't matter really the price as long as it was in the sandwich or a piece of cake so without looking at the price, I ordered an Irish Creme. Latte I went to go pick up my pastry. I settled on a strawberry custard pastry Came back and when she told me my total of just under nine dollars, I nearly died because that meant my coffee was nine dollars. Again that's my fault. I didn't read the sign. I didn't look at the price. I just assumed that no coffee would be in nine dollars. Lol. Lesson learned read their signs.!!! Ha ha. She was very sweet. She offered to change it out, which I took two sips of it and took her up on it as I hated it bwhy? Personal preference. It was just too sweet (for me) and tasted like a mocha. I asked her to make me a regular latte with steam milk. I went over to the bar bar, added some cinnamon to the top of it. And honestly, it tasted great for coffee that comes from a machine where you just press the button. I went home and I ate my pastry, which was delicious I highly recommend any of the pastries that have that custard. Again it just is very light tasting and it's usually paired with fruit and the calories normally are under 400 cal for something like that. As a little occasional sweet treat, I guess I do like it they definitely have nailed the café vibe the black-and-white checkered floor they keep meticulously clean Their little chairs that they have our darling and again I already have stated that I love their patio I think it's a nice family that runs this Despite it being a chain, they are local family. They treat their customers really nicely I will keep occasionally coming back Thank you for changing out my coffee -That was very much appreciated

Everyone on staff is incredibly friendly, welcoming and helpful; the pastries, cakes, & savory…read moredishes, were baked and cooked to perfection! Some items featured that we really enjoyed were the delectable Chocolate Supreme Croissant, the Hash Brown Bread, the delicious Smoked Sausage Bread, & the Very Berry Pastry Their drinks were incredibly refreshing, especially the Watermelon Lemonade Refresher To top it off, the ambience and vibes were so much like being in Paris, it was very much reminiscent of my travels there last fall. If you are looking to get a true taste of France or want to experience the Parisian vibes, you need to visit here!

I love visiting the Good Cafe. I have been going at least twice a week…read more The owner listens to her customers. She is very creative and adds new pastry type items all the time. You don't want to miss out. Sometimes her samples will cause you to try the item. This is a great cafe for all people. VJ

I was unfamiliar with this cafe until I heard about it from a friend. It is located inside one of…read morethe Easton business offices, and is open to the public. The cafe is tucked away in the corner upon entering the building. Inside the cafe is brightly lit with lots of seating. The menus are plastered on the wall. They also have baked goods on display. After inspecting the menu I decided on a flavored latte with maple. The barista was friendly. My drink was quickly prepared. Maple lattes are one of my go to drinks, and this one did not live up to my expectations. I could hardly taste the coffee in this drink so maybe I should have added an extra espresso shot. I might give this place another chance in the future. The food options may be the way to go with this cafe.

I love this café. It's nice and spacious. Plus they have rooms you can use for free if you choose…read moreto work remotely or want to get some work done on your laptop for school. I love the Matcha that they use and they always have unique drinks for each season, especially currently they have a cardamom ginger Matcha latte which I am obsessed with and have been back for multiple times now! and what's nice is as long as you pay with a capital one or Discover card your drink is 50% off, which is such a good amount of savings when it adds up and you can take advantage of this discount every time you come in! Outside of that, they also have a deal running right now for a few hours on certain days of the week if you show your college/university ID you can get one drink free! And lastly, they have another deal on Wednesdays where your drink is only five dollars so lots of ways to take advantage of savings as well as being able to get some work done and the barista as well as the staff working are always incredibly nice and always make sure to say hello. Only thing I would change is if the secluded rooms were able to be reserved instead of first come first serve, and if someone was not to show up for some reason that they could open it up to be reserved by someone else or if someone was already there, they could use it and if they could only be reserved for a certain amount of hours because sometimes I would go in and they would all be taken and many people would stay there for several hours, and I wouldn't have the opportunity to take advantage of using them unless I came very early in the day.

I was quite impressed with this place on my first visit, but the last 2 visits have disappointed me…read morea bit. It's gotten quite expensive as a small latte costs about $7 (compared to Starbucks that would have a large one for slightly less). I think it's cheaper with a Capitol One account but idk.

I have been going to Tazita since they first started their pop ups. Their specialty lattes are…read moredivine, and I can honestly say this is some of the best coffee in Columbus. Try their Dulce de Leche latte, it is so good! I was able to be one of the first in line for their grand opening of their coffee truck, and I'm just so proud at how far they've come! Not only is the owner the sweetest person, but her staff too! Their truck is at Budd Dairy Food Hall now, so go see them! Pink is my favorite color, and this truck's aesthetic is just perfect.

Wonderful service here! I can for the fall menu and was pretty bummed to see it was already out…read more The staff was quick to make sure I left with a smile and made me a coffee to match the Java I came for. It was a very kind gesture! The coffee was good and it was fun to stroll Budd Dairy while I enjoyed! Be sure to check them out! Beautiful presentation, excellent service, and delish!

Went to this small coffee shop and we got a Somalian tea and beef samosas. The tea reminds me of a…read morechai tea and is nice for a chilly morning. The guy serving us was super nice and was very informative. The samosas are really good and I'd definitely could eat like 10 of them.