Nickel and Bean has become a staple for my fiancé and I during his time in Mansfield. I'm so so…read moreglad we found this place they have some of the best lattes and pastries. An amazing egg sandwich as well! If you are near by it's a must!

Nickel and Bean continues to amaze me and draw me to AND make me stop the quaint village of…read moreLexington Ohio whenever I go thru it! Whelp yelp: Let me tell you... it is WORTH the stop. They have a private parking lot and a drive thru... however I recommend you dont drive thru. Nothing wrong with driving thru... its just the inside is so perfect and welcoming. They have friendly attentive staff and most of all, the way they present their baked goods and the quality of said baked goods is worth the steps inside. Everything is hand created there. Speaking of the food: The breakfast biscuit made on the herbed biscuit is a MUST get. If you don't get one and someone in your party does.. you "will" have food envy. Not even joking. It is that good. We surprised our friends at a dog show down the road ag the richland county fair with breakfast sandwiches and baked goods from Nickel and Bean and they multiple times brought up how good the sammie was. If you havent stopped in... go! Now!!!

We love discovering "mom and pop" hole-in-the-wall places, and I came across a wonderful little…read morecoffee shop in Mansfield this morning. Pump and Grind is the kind of place you might miss while driving by, but it is incredibly quaint and cute inside. The service we received was fabulous. They offer both to-go ordering and dine-in service with a great selection of breakfast and lunch items. I ordered a breakfast sandwich, and I was impressed that they use real bacon and eggs rather than the pre-made, microwaved options you find at many other places. My raspberry cheesecake latte was also delicious--I only wish I had ordered a larger one. I will definitely be going back soon and highly recommend checking it out if you are in the area.

You want to talk about Decor? This place is amazingly put together, and I love the atmosphere. Some…read moreof the best biscuits and gravy you will consume in your face. And the owner Jennifer makes sure you feel welcomed and loved with the service she offers to Every customer. I will always recommend anyone stopping in for the amazing coffee and food.

Delicious!! Must try!! Great experience and everything is…read morefresh and a great assortment of goodies!

Just checking in as I am here often and really enjoy the variety of pastries and cakes. Seasonal…read moreitems are in and if you did not know you an order for parties and such. They share space with Relax It's Just Coffee which has a roomy eclectic experience.

Excellent cookies- best I have ever eaten!!! The salted ones…read moreare incredible- fresh and delicious! Tried the petite bundt cakes- wow Going to pre order for my mother's birthday next year. The service was great and very personable

The bright green awning on Lexington avenue Is the marker…read morefor a unique little specialty bakery Known as the Eatmor Bundt Company . The Bundt , a traditional European delicacy known as Gugelhupf is baked in pans , circular in shape , but of varied designs . The curlicues and ringlets Pressed into the tin mold provide the decorative Features notable in the finished product . The distinctive tin mold was developed by a Nordic company called BUNDT , and was popular through-out the decades of the 1950s and 1960s The local Eatmore Company offers a variety of interesting flavors of these specialty cakes , and as a result has attracted a faithful customer base who return as frequently as necessary in order to satisfy their cravings . An array of Cookies and candies round out a menu guaranteed to satisfy the " sweet tooth " of young and old alike . An interesting idea , if the facility were a bit larger, Would be to offer a local " high tea" in the afternoon on particular days . One could easy visualize a gathering of grandmothers , with granddaughters in tow , taking advantage of the opportunity for a " ladies" outing .... a day of shopping , or taking in a movie , followed by a stop at the Eatmor for tea and cakes ! Heck , a group of gal friends could even use this type of facility for their Weekly or monthly gatherings after card parties . Hopefully this suggestion could develop into a future Service that the company might offer its growing clientele . Well , that being said , when in the area , .... why not stop in , pick a flavor that causes you to salivate , And ..... as the unique company name suggests .... Eat More Bundt !

Wow! The best sourdough we traveled about an hour from Dalton OH to get some freshly baked bread!…read moreWe were so impressed! My husband also got a piece of tiramisu and devoured it when he got home. The place was so inviting and I wish we could have staid longer.

The owners have transitioned their for-profit bakery into a nonprofit bakery. They have rebranded…read moreit as bakehouse at Maple Lake and now 100% of the profits go to a charity in Sri Lanka. The same great baking, but now with a marvelous mission. The ambiance is still comfy farmhouse chic, but now with great touches that point to their mission in Sri Lanka.

I've visited the Blueberry Patch many times over the years, and was thrilled to see the recent…read morechanges. The main building contains a gift shop, a small bakery/coffee counter, and a restaurant/winery with a great patio. My recent visit included a trip to purchase baked goods and coffee - the service was great even during a busy holiday weekend and the treats were delicious. I can't wait to come back to try the restaurant or pick some blueberries!

Went in with high expectations... The gift shop: Unique gifts! Friendly staff. It's pretty…read morepricey but there's a lot of nice gifts and food items. We bought a couple donuts (sour cream and blueberry). They were ok. Fluffy but not much flavor. We also bought a mini apple pie and mini blueberry pie. The apple was good! As for the restaurant... we sat at the bar. It took a while for the bartender to acknowledge us. It wasn't that busy as it was around 3pm on a Saturday. We had the garlic parm fries... awful. They weren't cooked all the way through. There was some parm, didn't taste any garlic, no salt... and way too much oregano. The beer was ok. I had a sauvignon blanc that was ok (just my taste). Not sure we'd head back here.

Solid little diner that was convenient to our Airbnb. We stopped in on Sunday for brunch and were…read morealmost deterred when we saw how full the parking lot was. Good thing we still gave it a chance because we were seated immediately and our server was over for drink orders within a minute. The food came out about 10 mins or less from the time she put it in and everything was hot and fresh. I thought the country fried steak had great flavor. I wished that the hashbrowns were crispier, but the rye bread was delicious and the scrambled eggs were standard. My boyfriend had chili and the Philly cheesesteak and enjoyed both. The chili looked hearty and was served with crackers. The dining room is organized well to allow for many tables and plenty of walk way. They have pictures and fun decor throughout to give that homey feel. I'd recommend, if you're looking for a good diner experience.

Was on a random donut run for the tribe when I stumbled onto this place--open, nearby, and giving…read moreoff major "small-town breakfast joint that knows your grandma's name" energy. I ordered a sausage, cheese, and mushroom omelette, paired with wheat toast, a biscuit, and a sausage patty--because why not try the full breakfast spectrum? The food? Good. Not mind-blowing. Just classic, comforting, and honest--like a warm hug from your Midwestern aunt who doesn't do fancy but always delivers. The menu is no-frills: eggs, pancakes, potatoes, breakfast meats--you know the drill. But the real MVP? The service. My coffee cup never hit empty, which automatically earns them five stars in my caffeine-fueled heart. Would I drive cross-county for it? Nah. But if I lived nearby, I'd be in here every weekend, sipping coffee and solving the world's problems over bacon.

In between doctors appointments, my wife and I decided we would like to have a nice cup of coffee…read more We had about a three quarters of an hour so we made an order on the mobile app to pick up at the drive-through. The app noted it would be approximately 14 minutes to pick up the coffee. Good deal! Pulled up to the drive-through window about 16 minutes later and we promptly informed that our coffee wasn't ready and it'd be another 10 to 15 minutes minimum and asked us to park and pick up inside. I explained the situation and she said she would be happy to refund our money if we couldn't wait nearly 30 minutes for our 14 minute order. Needless to say, we left without our coffee.

Did online order but had to wait 25. minutes in drive thur to pickup since front door did not work…read more Don't take on line orders if we can't come in to pick up.