My first stop here but I should have stopped sooner. It had a nice coffee house vibe. The guy who…read morewaited on us was patient and friendly. I wanted my chai tea in a mug and he delivered. I didn't ask if they had anything besides pasties but next time. We did split a coffee cake and it was tasty.

Perfect meet up spot for a bite and a hot beverage…read more Loved everything. One couch area. Multiple seating options. Little tight between tables and was told that during peak times the line pushes out into those front tables. Nevertheless, worth all of that. Friendly and delicious. Had the quiche, apple doughnut, and a chai tea. Often, chai will be served slightly room temperature. Not here. Happily hot and needed a moment to come to a drinkable temperature. Hope that never changes.

A quaint little cafe, enjoyed the fresh made quiche, the sweet potato one is SO GOOD!read more

Love this place!!! The menu is so full of awesome options so you have novel things to try newly but…read morealso some tried and true staples. The staff was super kind and helpful. They work SO fast. I was amazed at how fast they made my latte - which was SO SO delicious. Like jaw on the floor. I don't know what they do, but they do it right. There's a good amount of seating within the restaurant and it's kept very organized and clean for doing work or hanging out with friends.

We stumbled upon this Boston Stoker location when looking for an afternoon cup of joe. The inside…read moreis much bigger than it appears from the outside. There is a ton of seating, and even a couple of isolated rooms for small groups or people to spread out. In addition, they have a foosball table in one of the rooms. We ended up getting drip coffee and bought a couple different bags of whole beans as well. So far all the coffee we've tried has been great. The staff was also super friendly and helpful walking us through the different roasts. Overall, we were very impressed!

I have been coming to this location off and on for several years. I like the atmosphere (the…read morebuilding used to be a bank), the people (always very friendly), and the selections of coffee, tea, and some baked goods for snacking. I usually bring a laptop with me to do some work, for which there are ample tables and chairs to settle in. My only complaint really is that there are not that many electrical outlets for when your computer battery is running low.

Amazing and delicious pastries. Reasonable prices for well made pastries…read more Croissants and Kouign-amann are the best. The pastry chef is phenomenal I always stop in when traveling in the area Lunch menu is delicious as well

First time here and the pistachio croissant was absolutely amazing, the service was amazing, the…read morestaff was excellent. inside is very clean and well kept. would absolutely visit again!

A cozy little spot in downtown Bellbrook. Great food and hot coffee, and an awesome gathering…read morecommunity space. There were two meetings going on while I enjoyed my breakfast on a weekday. Everyone who works here is very warm and welcoming. Definitely small town feel and a must when you visit Bellbrook, OH.

This is a non profit with their heart in the right place. Nearby Blueberry cafe had a 2 hour wait…read morefor breakfast on a Saturday morning, so I thought I'd try breakfast/coffee in the BellHOP cafe a couple buildings down in the same plaza. I assumed this place would also be hopping, but when I walked in, there were just 2 tables seated and 2 people in line ahead of me waiting to order. Ordering process was very slow as the owner appeared to be training a new employee. But I was not in a hurry, so I patiently waited. After several minutes it was my turn. I ordered a cappuccino and Breakfast Panini which included egg, cheese, and choice of meat-- I chose sausage. Like a lot of other restaurants these days the cashier turned around the iPad which prompted for a tip for counter service. As I'm reviewing the tip options, the cashier gives me the same spiel as he gave to the two people who ordered before me. He explains that they are a non profit and any tips go to paying for the iPad payment subscription. There was also a cash jar. I was told any cash tips go to some charitable group that I wasn't familiar with. Sounds like it's not possible to tip the person who is actually providing me service. I sat at the bar and watched the worker prepare the meal -- only then realizing that the kitchen appliances consisted of a microwave and a toaster. After a minute and 30 seconds, I was served my microwave breakfast panini. Still waiting for my cappuccino, but not wanting the panini to get cold, I dug in. It was surprisingly edible. A few minutes after finishing my food, the cappuccino came in a styrofoam to-go cup. Others at the tables had proper coffee mugs, and I was expecting a mug since I said my order was for "eat in", but I accepted the cappuccino as served. Summary: If you're an impatient, demanding foodie, this place is not for you. One the other hand, if you have time and you're not too picky, this is a fine place to get a cup of coffee and some food.

This place is located in the cutest little town and has a very cozy inside. The women at the front…read morewere patient and kind towards the customers, even when faced with indecisive 5-year-olds. I had their strawberry matcha with oat milk, which was very delicious, aside from being a bit gritty.

I was basically not told what to expect. First time here and I ask for one less shot. Barista fails…read moreto tell me I'm paying 3 dollars for this garbage. I got half of my drink and wasn't even informed on how this was going to happen until after. I'm sorry but if this is how you run your business this is awful. If I was told before it would have been fine, but you can't expect people to pay $3 for something they expect will be FULL and get half of it. Thats just lazy and unprofessional. Update: tried the americano and it was awful. I dont recommend getting shots of just espresso. Definitely recommend getting some sweeter flavor to mask the awful taste

The coffee is roasted by them. Which ensure a fresh bag of beans. We have never set inside as we…read morehave a dog that travels with us and the strip does not welcome dogs, it is understandable. The service is pleasant and the drive is worth a cup of coffee or other speciality drink. The inside is pleasant though I would not be a fan of looking down a long hallway if I was setting inside. Overall I would recommend going here.

This is a cute little spot in the shopping center next to the Famous Restaurant. Seems like a nice…read morealternative to Starbucks since I no longer go there for various reasons. Service is prompt and friendly - at least at 2 pm on a Wednesday afternoon. A few patrons inside on their laptops. It's also nice that they have a cash tip jar on the counter so I didn't have to add it to my card. I ordered an iced matcha lavender oat milk latte. It was refreshing and delicious. I would definitely go back for this again and also try some other things.

Tried this place for the first time for lunch. The ambiance is a cute little coffee cafe & bakery…read more I walked up to the counter to place my order & it was brought out to our table in about 5 minutes. I ordered the Southwest Club sandwich ($8.50) & my son got the Turkey Pesto Melt ($8.50). The sandwiches were made on extra wide pan bread so they're big. I tried both sandwiches but thought the turkey pesto melt was better. The club sandwich came on white bread but it would taste better if it were toasted. I regretted that I didn't order the 1/2 sandwich & soup as the soups sound delicious. The freshly baked pastries looked really good, especially the brownies. I was too full to try one. The owner was friendly & told me that his sister (co-owner) comes in daily before opening & bakes the pastries from scratch. I would return here.

Wonderful service and pleasant staff. The food was amazing and the interior of the restaurant was…read morelovely.