Crimson at Easton Town Center is a beautiful, inviting café with lots of natural light and plenty…read moreof seating, including a covered patio. I ordered an iced chai latte with oat milk since almond milk wasn't available, and really enjoyed it. They also offer light bites and snacks, including granola, if you want something small with your drink. The barista was welcoming and attentive, and kept the steady flow of customers moving smoothly. Even with people coming in for drinks and meetups, the café remained surprisingly quiet and relaxing. I spent about an hour there simply enjoying my drink and easing into a peaceful morning. The location is another plus. There's a public seating area directly across from the café, and being in the heart of Easton makes it easy to grab a coffee and do a little window shopping or pop into the surrounding shops afterward. Whether you're meeting a friend, taking a shopping break, or just looking for a place to enjoy your morning, Crimson is worth a stop.

Pretty standard coffee shop atmosphere, decent Iced Americano, sparse snack options. The most…read morebelligerently rude cashier I've had to deal with in a coffee shop, from Fashion Island in Newport Beach, Los Angeles, to any number of "high end" coffee shops throughout California, the Midwest, and Chicago. If repeatedly ignoring your paying customer at the cash register while checking their phone *during the customer placing an order* is an employee's preferred work style, try an exclusive boutique or even a high-end shoe store. Added two stars for the second cashier being friendly, removed one for the flies in the establishment landing on me. Annoying.

This is by far the best coffee option Easton area has to offer! I've tried all the surrounding…read moreshops, but none compare. It is located directly inside of the Whole Foods on the right side by the other prepared foods. Always friendly service, a variety of options, and an easy to locate and cute converted van! Many different milk options, a variety of delicious syrup flavors to add, and non-coffee options offered as well. Whole Foods got this one right!! I stop every time I'm in the area and needing a pick me up!

Went around 9:30am and received a piping hot medium chai latte with soy milk! This drink was $4.50…read moreand I believe no extra charge for the soy milk? Total steal!! The latte was delicious and the chai is a bit on the spicy side which I prefer. They also had yummy looking donuts but I decided to pass on those. :) will be back!

Dropped by on a whim during a work trip in Columbus and must say that I was pleasantly surprised…read more I've tried a few different Yemeni coffee joints - Haraz, Qamariya, Shibam but this place clearly holds its own. The interior is well decorated and gives off very relaxing vibes. I was surprised to find it decently packed during a Wednesday afternoon. I picked up the pistachio latte and found it a tad on the sweeter side but the beans had the right roast to it. The latte was smooth and velvety. Noticed a decent variety of delicacies but left those for another day. The attendees were friendly and the place is kept sparkling clean. I now know my go-to coffee spot the next time I'm here.

I am always on the lookout for a new coffee shop with a great atmosphere for working. Marib is open…read morelate, is beautifully decorated, and has a chill vibe which makes it great for late afternoon or evening work or study. I tried the house latte. I appreciate there is an option to have a ceramic cup and saucer rather than just a paper cup. The house latte is flavored with dry spices and I was able to adjust the sweetness level since simple sugar is added. The seating area is quite huge. There is a conference room and individual study desks. The staff is attentive and clean the seating area frequently.

This place at first seem to have nice decor that was the appeal that drew me in, I got a coffee and…read morea pastry, and the were trying to get me to buy 3 for 1 dollar I had one, I didn't like it but I decided to buy one, I didn't like the other 2 that I bought 2 the counter, so they told me I had to buy it, So they called the police over $1.00. This place promotes it as a Christian place, but they didn't act in that manner. The whole reason why I went there was because it seem unique, and friendly, the lady in the store keep trying to record me as if I was doing something wrong why we were waiting for the cops. I even offered to pay with a credit card, so I can dispute the amount with the bank, I advised the merchant that if someone doesn't like a product, they don't have to but it, regardless if someone brought it to the counter. I also told the merchant that I was buying coffee, for my mechanic, and he was cold, and he kept saying do you think I am stupid, he also had paint all over him, what I way to serve food, and he stated that I know there is a lot going on with Black people to the cops? This had nothing to do with race, what an experience, I get better treatment at a fast food place than, a faith based bakery The cop agreed that this was a civil matter, and then they tried to give me my money back, They point for me is to pay for what I want. What a waste of a cops time when there's so much violence in the street.

Bakery is reasonably priced / cheap, however some of the items are dry and not enough filling…read moreinside.

This might be the most spacious coffee shop I've seen in Columbus! The seating area is quite huge…read moreand would be awesome for a large group. There's boardroom style tables as well as lounge/conversation set ups. There's little nooks for little ones and high chairs available. I liked that the space to order is right up front and off to the side so you can walk in easily and get your order for take away or venture into the seating area. The coffee, unfortunately, left a bit to be desired. My iced coffee wad mostly milk with a whisper of espresso in the background. The syrups are not homemade and this particular brand of lavender was a bit too sweet but also bitter. This is certainly the place to come with a group or small children on a rainy day. Maybe not that place for a lavender latte.

If you're looking for a quiet space to get some work done, this is a decent option in Westerville!…read moreThe bagel was delicious: soft and chewy. I did not buy any coffee (and you cannot bring any outside food/drink jn), so I cannot speak to that. The one downside is the quality of the seating. If you consider the name "Family Room" -- it looks like a well-loved living room that many children have sat, jumped, eaten on. There were crumbs all over the couches and I had stopped in before 9am.

This was at their tent at Cars & Coffee. Good cold brew and friendly service. I tried their Apple…read moredanish and it was good. She put fresh drizzle on before handing it to me. It was a nice change from just a plain coffee truck.

I was unfamiliar with this cafe until I heard about it from a friend. It is located inside one of…read morethe Easton business offices, and is open to the public. The cafe is tucked away in the corner upon entering the building. Inside the cafe is brightly lit with lots of seating. The menus are plastered on the wall. They also have baked goods on display. After inspecting the menu I decided on a flavored latte with maple. The barista was friendly. My drink was quickly prepared. Maple lattes are one of my go to drinks, and this one did not live up to my expectations. I could hardly taste the coffee in this drink so maybe I should have added an extra espresso shot. I might give this place another chance in the future. The food options may be the way to go with this cafe.

Had a great time at Paris Baguette at Easton. They have a cute patio for summer so I could enjoy…read morethe sunshine. I came for lunch and I got their Southwest chicken sandwichand it was delicious! I got 3-4 pastries and they were all so good and flavorful. I also got the iced matcha latte to drink, I should've got a flavor in it though. But it was still good!! Would love to come back as they have so many options!!

Updating my last review…read more I'm part of the rewards program They have this one pastry that's under four dollars that has around 300 cal in it. It's called the very very pastry. It's a good value and it tastes really good. And as far as pastries go, I don't feel like it's excessively sweet or color. You don't feel guilty eating it. So when I got the bing on my phone showing they had a St. Patrick's Day special buy a drink at a pastry. I headed that way. The young lady that works there is always very kind She'll take good care of you She said I could pick out any pastry that you wanted from the case didn't matter really the price as long as it was in the sandwich or a piece of cake so without looking at the price, I ordered an Irish Creme. Latte I went to go pick up my pastry. I settled on a strawberry custard pastry Came back and when she told me my total of just under nine dollars, I nearly died because that meant my coffee was nine dollars. Again that's my fault. I didn't read the sign. I didn't look at the price. I just assumed that no coffee would be in nine dollars. Lol. Lesson learned read their signs.!!! Ha ha. She was very sweet. She offered to change it out, which I took two sips of it and took her up on it as I hated it bwhy? Personal preference. It was just too sweet (for me) and tasted like a mocha. I asked her to make me a regular latte with steam milk. I went over to the bar bar, added some cinnamon to the top of it. And honestly, it tasted great for coffee that comes from a machine where you just press the button. I went home and I ate my pastry, which was delicious I highly recommend any of the pastries that have that custard. Again it just is very light tasting and it's usually paired with fruit and the calories normally are under 400 cal for something like that. As a little occasional sweet treat, I guess I do like it they definitely have nailed the café vibe the black-and-white checkered floor they keep meticulously clean Their little chairs that they have our darling and again I already have stated that I love their patio I think it's a nice family that runs this Despite it being a chain, they are local family. They treat their customers really nicely I will keep occasionally coming back Thank you for changing out my coffee -That was very much appreciated

Great workspace a rooms are available but scheduling is needed ahead of time. They also offer…read moredrinks and snacks for purchase.

Charming family-owned Turkish restaurant with finely executed food and excellent service. Has…read morebecome a personal favorite.

I'd rather go elsewhere. I ordered two red tamales, a chorizo quesadilla, and some pan dulce to go…read more The person taking my order seemed confused and kept thinking I wanted a chicken quesadilla. I pointed on the menu and also switched to ordering in Spanish. I guess that wasn't enough because once I got home I still found a chicken quesadilla in my bag. Everything tasted fine but I was really wanting chorizo. I even asked in Spanish if they have chorizo and I was told yes. I don't plan to return. I wish I hadn't gone out of my way to go here because Saraga (the international grocery store) has less expensive pan dulce and that are still really good. I think saraga also has tamales but I haven't tried them yet.

First - best churros in the city hands down…read more After that though it's difficult to interact in the restaurant. Online ordering is down. You can place phone orders in Spanish only. There are no posted menus. Tables are usually dirty. People are friendly and it has a homey feel. A little bit of signage would go a long way to letting me know how to navigate. If you can show up and wait for 15 minutes for excellent churros though, it's worth it.

Fast service and great tasting coffee. Much better latte flavors overall. Good clean environment to…read moresit and enjoy your drink. I asked for half of the syrup pumps & it still has a great flavor throughout

When temperatures fell below bitter And the laptop had…read moreproven a quitter I fled to Ebar To wait from afar And be tea drinker, reader, and sitter. This little coffee stand just inside the entrance to Nordstrom on the Worth Avenue side (the side facing the rest of the mall) is convenient, quick, and comparable in price to Starbucks. As you enter, the coffee is to the right, while the seating is across the foyer to the left. I happened in here because I had a Genius Bar wait at the Apple Store, and this was closer than the nearest of Easton's two or three Starbucks. They use Mighty Leaf tea; the coffee options looked to be pretty standard for this type of stand, and there are a few snacks in the case. The barista was bubbly.