Amazing staff energy, delicious food, comfortable and cozy feel. Wish it weren't 45 minutes from…read morehome, but I'll definitely be back! Team work makes their dream work.

What a lovely, unassuming restaurant. The breakfast was authentically country style and the staff…read morequite charming. We were in the area for an appointment and needed a place to hang out for a bit. French toast was amazing and perfectly seasoned and cooked hash browns. The eggs in the country breakfast were also delicious. Just don't miss the building when you drive by!!

I've lived in Court House for almost 5 years now and haven't had the opportunity to check out some…read moreof the local coffee shops, despite desperately wanting to. I knew Vinyl was around, and had been keeping an eye on their renovations in the main square. The end of last year required me to be out of state for a few months, so I completely missed the news that Vinyl had finally opened in their new location. I went this morning to check out the new space and try their coffee. Walking in, the place was cozy and quite busy for a Tuesday at 11am. The music combined with the soft chatter of the patrons gives off a very welcoming atmosphere. The staff were lovely and kind. I commented that I'm happy to see the space open because I'd much rather give my money to a local place than spend much more for a chain-oriented spot. The ladies behind the coffee bar seemed genuinely thankful at that. I ordered an iced chai and an iced Broken Record, both with almond milk. Service was quick, the prices are reasonable, and the drinks themselves are delightful. I will definitely be making this a regular treat stop and hope to hang out for a jazz or trivia night soon.

I'm sitting in Vinyl coffee right now. Escaping the heatwave outside. Listening to amazing tunes…read moreand I think I've said approximately 18 times "this coffee is SO GOOD". Thank you Vinyl for giving us life today!

Platform has yummy mochas and also lotuses! Recommended definitely. The staff is nice and it's a…read morewhite, bright space. I used to go here to relax.

Great coffee specialized to your liking, and they have whip cream, different types of dairy for…read moreyour coffee. They have energy drinks special tea yogurt great salads sandwich's and more. The staff is friendly and will make your coffee anyway you want it. The only thing I would add to the menu is more fruit cups and have different scones like the chocolate peanut butter ones. They offer free Wi-Fi inside and out eating area. Street and lot parking available.

The cashier was really helpful in explaining the menu as they have a lot of choices! From…read moresmoothies, to coffee, tea, milkshakes, lemonade, frozen lemonade, hot chocolate, frozen hot chocolate, soda, matcha, and an extensive syrup list (including sugar free), there is something for everyone. I wish they had more food options but our blueberry muffin was delicious. They have a drive thru and patio. We stopped here on our way back to Columbus & it's definitely worth a stop.

Hands down the friendliest and best coffee place around. This was a much needed addition to the…read morecommunity! I love their dark roast in the mornings. It is a drive thru, but you can walk up to the window as well. They serve a delicious latte shake or peanut butter cup shake, but you have to wait until after 11:00 am for a shake. I also recommend the seasonal specials, there is always something tasty to try, or a nice hot tea-they have a bunch of loose leaf teas! Pro tip-if you are in a hurry, preorder on the Toast app and pick it up at the front window, because sometimes the line can get long!

Love the vibe here. Even so early in the morning everyone is chipper and warm…read more The service was outstanding. Brekkie is so good. Lots of choices and varied. Something for everyone here. I also love the downtown Xenia vibe in the early morning. Stop in when you have time. You'll enjoy your time here. The staff will make you smile too! Great start to any day.

This was a very very casual place…read more For $4.50, there were about 6 different kinds of quiche available - I tried the spinach mushroom quiche which was delicious (I think it needed salt, but I'm not against less salt and letting the customers decide if they want to add more). Next time I may try one of their quiches that contain meat. It was delish though.

The best cakes around, made fresh from scratch. Always good and creative. Great prices. Never have…read morethey shrank at challenge request. I have all my cakes from them. I've even specifically asked them to make maple bacon donuts. They were wonderful.

Bald White Guy Reviews: Two Scoops of Sugar 505 S Elm…read moreSt, Washington Court House, OH Drive-thru convenience + local charm = my kind of place. Once every month or so -- when the stars align, my work schedule gives me a break, and my willpower finally caves -- I treat myself (and my much more patient wife) to a little slice of happiness: One dozen glorious M&M Cookie One Butterscotch Scone (more on this masterpiece in a second) One cup of black coffee (because I'm old, and I like my coffee the way I like my humor -- strong, straightforward, and slightly bitter). This ritual has become a highlight for us. We've been coming here for years -- birthdays, special occasions, "just because" days -- and Two Scoops of Sugar has never let us down. The Cookies Their M&M cookies are the kind of treat that make you question why you ever settled for store-bought. Soft, chewy, and loaded with colorful chocolate goodness -- they're basically edible nostalgia. The Butterscotch Scone (aka: The Crown Jewel) Let's talk about this scone. Edges: perfectly crisp, with just the right golden crunch. Middle: warm, soft, and tender -- like a hug from the inside. Fresh from the oven. Flavor: rich butterscotch sweetness that somehow manages to be indulgent without being cloying. Honestly, it's kinda like me -- crispy on the outside, warm and soft in the middle. Location & Drive-Thru Magic Right in the heart of the business area of Washington Court House, with a drive-thru that makes grabbing your fix easy even when you're in a rush. No parallel parking acrobatics, no "just running in" that turns into 20 minutes -- just roll up, order, and roll out. The September 3rd News If you follow their Facebook page, you probably saw the September 3rd post announcing they'll be stopping baked goods. I'm not gonna lie -- this hit me right in the sweet tooth. Closing the bakery side is bad news for my taste buds... but probably great news for my A1C. Silver linings, I guess. The good news? They're still serving coffee and specialty drinks, and that's worth supporting. Local businesses like this are the heartbeat of our town. \ So even if I can't get my scone fix forever, I'll still be swinging by for my black coffee -- because supporting local matters. And because, well... I'm old and set in my ways Verdict: Two Scoops of Sugar isn't just a bakery -- it's a little piece of Washington Court House magic. Locally owned! Get there while you can for the baked goods, and keep showing up for the coffee after. Your taste buds (and your community) will thank you. "They say money can't buy happiness... but it can buy cookies, and that's basically the same thing." ‍‍‍‍ Bald Head Rating: 4 out of 4 -- worth every crumb. Only 4 because of my disappointment about stopping the baked goods. #TwoScoops #ShopLocal #WCHProud #HomeTown #ButterscotchScone #MMCookie https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61581041460641

Very small shop with a very nice staff. There are some food options but we only had coffee…read more Everything was good but nothing super flavorful. It was raining otherwise we would've sat outside along Main Street.

We are former Waynesville residents, this is my husbands hometown. We moved back to my hometown of…read moreAustin in 2019 and in that time downtown Waynesville has changed quite a bit. Taylor's is a wonderful addition to the village. We popped in before a photo shoot we had scheduled to grab something warm while this Texas girl battled the frigid freezing temps. (Okay it was in the 30's this day but COME ON THIS IS COLD.) I enjoyed the large selection of drinks, but I opted for a hot chocolate. I know the shop is small- an indoor seating area would have been so nice on this very cold day. The employees weren't overly chatty, in fact I'm not sure they said much to us. I asked a couple of questions about their sugar free flavor options and they were answered. I don't expect to make my next best friend while ordering coffee but a little warmth goes a long way. Our photographer had scoped out the dome behind the shop and mentioned that those usually have a heater in them. We wandered back there and it was a super cute set up with blankets and pillows. The heater was there but I couldn't figure out how to get it on. The dome did help with the wind. Lovely coffee shop- glad Waynesville has one!