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.

Stopped in Sunday morning. (Father's Day!) Staff were very friendly and ready to help me find…read moreexactly what I was wanting to try. I had a delicious London fog and a blueberry muffin. The selection of teas, coffees, and beverage accessories was great. There's a table to weigh your own tea, a variety of pastries packaged to go, oversized chews and checkers boards, a lovely Affirmation Station, and even a take-a-plant/leave-a-plant shelf that I can't wait to add to!

I bought the coffee at 2nd street market and was made aware of the brink and mortar location. This…read moreshop was so cute and has such a laid back cozy feel. Everyone was friendly and knowledgeable about the selections!

This is a great place to have a group of friends! We were able to move the tables to accommodate…read moreus. The drink was delicious (was going to add an extra shot but it was perfect, lil salty and sweet going!) And the pumpkin roll was yummy! Everything came out in a timely manner. You may not know you're in the right location because it's attached next to the performing art center. However still a great vibe and different setting. There's outside seating if you would like.

I was confused when I arrived but the cafe is within the performing arts building. Overall, a…read morequaint cafe with plenty of seating and not overcrowded--great spot for studying. The staff were welcoming. The matcha here is unique and one of my favorites near the Dayton area. I'll have to try the food next time!

Scratch small batch bakery -- need I say more?! Adelaide's Wholesome Baked somehow made its way…read moreonto my Yelp feed, and I am SO glad it did. Not to mention, my wife's name is Adelaide which isn't very common, so we definitely wanted to visit. It's located in the St. Anne's Hill area which was actually quite quaint. There is small parking lot right next to the building off of 5th street, as well as parallel street parking. The inside is kind of small, with maybe 5-6 two person tables. They also have a terrace outside with bench seating. Lots of people got things to-go while we were there. Decent selection of baked goods, as well as coffee drinks. The prices were crazy reasonable -- $1 for a cookie!! We tried a maple sausage quiche, brown sugar mini pop tart, brown butter chip cookie and iced coffees. All of it was delicious, and the coffee was really good too. If you're unable to make it to the brick and mortar location, they are also on Market Wagon where you can have the goods delivered to your doorstep!

We came here on a Sunday while waiting for seating at a breakfast spot across the street and it was…read moresuch a sweet surprise to our day! I had the cardamom rose latte with almond milk which was delicious. The pastries are to die for - we tried both the oatmeal gingerbread and maple brown sugar pastry that resembled a mini pop tart. Both were sweet and the perfect treats! The staff were also super friendly and engaging with all the customers. Overall highly recommend!

Cute little place to grab a snack. I only have tried the ice cream but the have coffee and baked…read moregoods. Def check in and get discount coupon.

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.

Location: 19 W National Rd, Englewood Ohio Parking: street…read moreparking, a few limited spots on small lot Service: impeccable, friendly, efficient, very knowledgeable and helpful Menu: more than the expected basics, great quality Looking for a local coffee shop with great food? Look no further. Well, look closely for this little powerhouse of a coffee shop, tucked into a side street off US40 in Englewood Ohio. (It's a little tricky to find but you will be so glad you did!) This is a very small cafe. Four tables inside, 3 picnic tables outside, and a drive-thru window. We stopped in to try our luck getting a table and easily scored one inside after ordering 2 iced lattes and 2 breakfast sandwiches. We were prepared to sit outside but got lucky with a table inside. A happy perk indulging me to dine 'in' on a review visit so I can observe interactions with other customers and between employees. The staff is a great team - working together very well and helping to fill orders for the drive-thru window and counter orders. Very impressive overall and a level of service that really stands out - table delivery of drinks and food as soon as they were ready. I also noted 3 'to go' orders handled with the same efficiency. Well done, Cafe 19! The food options exceeded my expectations. Several breakfast options, several lunch options, and a nice baked goods selection. What really makes me love a coffee shop is the coffee, though (of course). The smell of beans being ground and brewed filled the air and our cold choices were lovely. Between the quality of coffee, food and incredibly great service - this has become my favorite coffee shop.

What an excellent random Yelp map find! The space is small, but cozy, and they have outside seating…read moreto expand it a little bit. The blackberry lemonade was great, and I'm not just saying that because I accidentally hiked at the Audubon that morning XD Service was lovely, and I was super impressed that the breakfast sandwich involved actual pans, not a microwave. They were really busy, so things took a little longer than expected, but it happens sometimes, and I walked away with a great lunch.

I saw a post showing a seasonal Brown Sugar Ube Shaken Espresso, and knew I had to go. My husband…read moreand I were on our way to Dayton and decided to take a detour to visit. I got the ube, and my husband got the Mi So Nutty which is an iced pistachio coconut latte with sesame and white chocolate miso cold foam. My drink was extremely sweet but was truly delicious, and definitely worth the trip. My husband wasn't as happy with his drink because there was a lot going on, but he still enjoyed it. Our drinks came out fast and the service was super friendly. The shop is pretty large with indoor and outdoor seating. There is also a big parking lot in the back which was super convenient.

I absolutely love the chicken salad but gluten free bread is not good at all it crumbles. The…read moresalad is just fine, my children love to go there but bathrooms need attention, always not open and changing Table is not clean Please help we like your restaurant

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.