I really enjoyed my coffee; it was such a good roast I could drink it black. The paintings on the…read morewalls are quirky, the plants give it a cozy coffee shop vibe that makes it just like the ones in all the cozy coffee shop games come to life.

Fun feature: Little library shelf right at the checkout where you can read a book while enjoying…read moreyour coffee. A lot of guests linger to work from this location or read. Tucked in Coventry neighborhood, there's Phoenix Coffee. The first thing you notice walking in is the vibe -- warm exposed brick walls, quirky and ever-changing local art (currently fairytale motif), and the smell of seriously strong, seriously good coffee. The Siren Eclipse art on the wall is alone worth the visit. And the scones? Unreal. Flaky, buttery, and somehow always fresh out of the oven. Really probably the best around. There's also other breakfast snacks like muffins and such. Very limited options but very tasty. Bonus points for the greenery -- the place doubles as a mini plant shop. There's a few leafy ones you can pick up. I got large drip coffee while I was there and it perfectly strong. There's two size options, light or dark roast. The menu also features some seasonal favorites. I had recently spring matcha there that was so vibrantly green. There's also a pretty extensive tea assortment. For warmer months, consider seating outside. They have very fun and aesthetically pleasing wooden benches. Street parking is available in the area but it gets busy. Try parking garage on the street to park. It's free to use.

Yum! Lemon ginger scone was absolutely delicious, not too sweet, very flavorful. Not exactly…read morecrumbly, but the taste was so good, and I had completely abused it, it sat in the car, it sat out for 24 hours, it got nuked, it was frozen- you name it! And the taste stood up! I tried a Thai Iced Tea...latte? Not 100% certain- but the syrup they used was made in house and great. Not to mention that the place is gorgeous.

I walked to the West side market to find that I was a tad bit early. To pass time I walked over to…read moreEdda's for coffee and a bite to eat. The cafe is very spacious with plenty of space to sit. It was early so service was pretty quick. If you order food to eat inside, you take a number and they bring it to you. This was my first time in so I decided to try a regular coffee and the breakfast sandwich. I found the coffee to be tasty, taking a cup to go. The highlight is my visit was the breakfast sandwich. Served on a perfectly toasted buttery bread and the eggs were perfectly scrambled. This sandwich left me wishing it was bigger. If I'm in the area I'll definitely be going again.

Love coming here! Used to visit before they moved locations and although their menu options have…read morechanged (sadly no more savory crepes), they still have some favorites. All-time favorites for me will remain the waffle (any option with the cookie butter, like the paradise or Brasilliene), and the Karak chai. Their Belgian are always freshly made and perfect for those who love slightly denser doughy waffles. Their karak chai is always piping hot (definitely at risk of burning your tongue if you drink it too fast ). They're in a bigger location now where there's a lot more seating--I've come and did work with the WiFi with no issues. Parking available as free street parking. The owner is always friendly and recognizes his regulars. Great place whether you want waffles/crepes to-go or if you just want to stay and socialize or do work.

While the rest of Coventry neighborhood businesses are asleep, Euro Wafel fulfills late night sweet…read morecravings. It's a newish and long awaited cafe added to the Cleveland Heights dining scene. The cafe is located in the old BD's Mongolian Grill's space (no permanent signage just yet), prior to that it was Arabica. Euro Wafel has been around for a while in Cleveland at various markets and at the University Circle before arriving to the Heights. Euro Wafel creates a safe, late-night, alcohol-free experience. It's an interesting fusion of Belgian Liege waffles, French crepes, and Middle Eastern (Emirati) beverages. The cafe seems to be a work in progress. It's very casual, has pleasant light blue hues (furniture), couch, innovative lightings plenty of space for solo or group visits. The fireplace in the middle is kind of awkward but perhaps it will be used during colder seasons. Quiet music (French and Arabic) fills the space. There are big windows that make watching the rain outside very relaxing. During my visit most guests were younger crowd, all seemed to be regulars. It was steady customer flow considering it was after 9 PM on a weekday. Street parking is available in the area. Your most convenient option is to park in the Coventry parking lot across the street (free). Service was very attentive, the owner friendly and providing personalized attention to all customers. Your experience starts once you scan QR code with the menu, then you pay, pick a table, and wait for your order. The orders are up pretty quickly. Most guests chose to dine in tonight. So did I. Karak Chai: I love to sip different ethnic teas and coffees. And so, Karak chai (pronounced kah-rak with the emphasis on "rak") was an immediate "yasss!" The owner said that the recipe is his mother's. It's a traditional Emirati dessert chai. He said that the spices are a secret, but I picked up on cardamom and condensed milk. Traditionally, I read that saffron is also added. The tea was on the sweeter side, very tasty. It was lukewarm when I ordered it. Since I drink scorching hot beverages, I would have loved to try a hot version. I'll ask for it next time. The chai is pretty popular, many guests ordered it. Their website states that guests can also ask for a free sample/sip. Other options include refreshers, lattes, and matcha. Waffle: Waffle choices all looked good both by description and when they were presented to customers. I sat close to the counter and watched them all be handed to customers. By the way, each choice on the menu can be served as a waffle or as a crepe. I ordered The Celine with berry compote, vanilla butter cream, and vanilla ice cream. The waffle was very good, considerably better than any other similar waffle destination in the city. Compote was so flavorful, contained huge berries, and really tasted homemade. I was a huge fan of this compote and bet it would even be better on a crepe. The waffle was overwhelmingly sweet. Mixing waffle with Karak was definitely not the best choice, it was too sugary. Next time I'll order the two separately. I spent $19 something on the entire order. Overall, I really enjoyed my experience. It was low key, welcoming, and flavorful. I would have loved to see definitive hours when this place is open. Various websites list different times, they seem to change (check before you venture out). I also would have loved to see some savory menu options like perhaps crepes with cheese and meats, fish, or other creations. I feel like I'd visit more often given some variety and savory options.

Checked out Luna Café (Moreland Hills location)--one of their three spots (also in Cleveland…read moreHeights and Downtown)--and it definitely lives up to the hype. The vibe is cozy, bright, and perfect for a relaxed breakfast or coffee date. Everything felt fresh and thoughtfully made. Drinks were a highlight: the chai latte was one of the best we've had--perfectly spiced and perfectly sweet. The iced matcha green tea latte was smooth, earthy, and super refreshing. For food, we tried a mix: * Breakfast burrito - great balance of herbs and fillings, and they even customized it for us with turkey breast * Lemon curd crepes - a standout; light, delicate, and perfectly balanced between sweet and tangy * Steel cut oats - creamy and comforting, topped with berries and honey They also have a great selection of freshly baked goods, including vegan options and seasonal cookies and cupcakes, which makes it hard not to grab something to go. Overall, Luna Café nails that balance of elevated but approachable. You can tell they focus on quality ingredients and execution. Definitely a spot we'd come back to--especially for that chai and the crepes.

I always expect a long wait, but today it was over an hour for scrambled eggs and toast. I asked…read morefor my coffee while I was waiting and was handed a medium when I ordered a large. I didn't make an issue of it because I got the vibe that I was being a bother. When I finally did get my breakfast the jam wasn't included. I love the food, but I'll avoid this Luna in the future.

There aren't a lot of brunch places in Crocker Park that aren't chains so my boyfriend and I chose…read moreto go to the somewhat new Crepes in the City with friends for a double date in March 2026. There is outdoor seating but it was chilly out and the vibes inside are cute and Instagram friendly, so we ate inside. There were 4 of us and we each ordered a different drink and a different crepe. I ordered the Hawaiian crepe and an iced matcha latte with oat milk. The other 3 ordered a dirty Chai, a regular Chai, and a brown sugar oat latte for their drinks and the chicken tuscan, Parisian, and the bacon avocado crepes. We were really happy with our delicious crepes but were mixed on our drinks. The crepes are huge and definitely worth the money! I can only speak for mine but I thought my Hawaiian crepe had a generous serving of ham and pineapple inside and the pineapple sauce was chunky and slightly spicy! For the two of us, my bf paid about $45. So the crepes were great but I'd like to mention a few things that bumped this down to just a 4 star experience. The limited time drinks didn't have the prices listed on their special menu. I think that, if they read this review, they should write the prices next to all items they offer. Also, they forgot to charge my bf for his crepe and didn't put in his order so the other 3 of us had our crepes for a few minutes already before he asked where his was. They apologized and whipped his up immediately so he didn't have to wait in line. They still had him pay at the end though. Oh well! And lastly, they ABSOLUTELY need better ventilation here - your clothes will smell like fried food until you get home and wash them! Don't wear something non-washable here haha. Anyway, I'd come here again if I'm in the area for a crepe or two!

I enjoyed the crepes that I ordered from here. Tasty and unique. Staff were friendly and helpful…read more Ambience was great. A nice place to go while at Crocker Park.

Have not been in here for a little bit so decided to stop in and check it out. It's a very cute and…read morecozy coffee shop with soothing music playing throughout it. This definitely is more of a traditional quiet cafe rather then one where there is lots of people working/headphones on, etc. They offer cheesecakes, cakes and more by the slice or I believe you can purchase the entire thing. They also offer sandwiches/wraps and other made to order items if that's what you're looking for. I'm not exactly sure which goods are baked in house and which are bought from a place but regardless it's great they offer such variety. Everything tasted really good. The cold salads sit in a case so you can look at them before ordering. I recommend the apple caramel cheesecake although it's not pictured. The prices for coffee are very good and I enjoy the styrofoam cup as it keeps drinks hot and cold. They also give very nice glasses/mugs if you choose to dine in and ask for your drinks to be prepared that way. The food is also priced pretty fairly, and the slices of cakes are a bit pricy at 7.99 but you get a very large portion.

Food was really good. I got a breakfast sandwich and a cinnamon roll. Sandwich was hot and made to…read moreorder so loved it. Cinnamon roll warmed up was so good. Coffee was also good. Almost to many options for coffee but makes since with the place. Wife got a quiche and she said was ok. She liked her strawberry smoothie a lot. Service was fast and friendly. Ambiance was like vintage European charm and a bit old fashioned. Was cute but maybe a few upgrades could be done.

This is a typical cafe that is located in downtown Cleveland in the Playhouse Square arts district…read more It's an okay spot. It is located in the lobby of an apartment building and connected to theatres at Playhouse Square. They offer tea and coffee, pastries, yogurt, and some sandwiches. I bought a plain croissant ($4) with a bottle of Minute Maid orange juice ($4). The croissant was okay and not as authentic as most bakeries. I asked for it to be warmed up because when it was first handed to me, it was dry and a bit hard. I also asked for butter on the side. After I received the warmed-up croissant, it tasted better (softer). The $4 Minute Maid orange juice was overpriced and it didn't taste fresh. Unless you work downtown, I wouldn't come all the way here for their croissants (go to an actual bakery instead). If I am at Playhouse Square to see a show and I need a cup of tea then I may stop by Brasserie again. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 102/250 total reviews in 2026 - 943 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 27 May 2026

Whenever I'm in the office I come here! They always have fun different drinks today and amazing…read morepastries, it's hard to only get one thing! Everyone that works here is very kind. Would recommend this place if you work in the surrounding buildings or live downtown!

I love getting coffee here. It's a great place to meet up with a friend and catch up. Service is…read morealways friendly and helpful. I haven't tried everything here, but I don't think you could go wrong with anything on their menu. It's always clean, comfortable and inviting. I always feel good supporting a local business and Veteran. Highly recommend!

I love supporting local businesses. Roasted Coffee Shop is owned and operated by fellow North East…read moreOhioans. Hot or cold, coffee is always fresh and yummy. A hot breakfast sandwich with a medium latte (1 pump of brown sugar and extra shot of espresso) is my go to order and a great start to my day.