I've been here a few times over the years. It's a fun place especially when I was here during…read more"drunk powerpoint" 2 years ago, lol. P.S. the pronunciation for this place is "care-o-wack". I didn't know that until I heard an employee answer the phone and give out the name.

Came in yesterday and today. A guy yesterday gave me attitude for bringing my bike inside even…read morethough the bartender on shift gave me permission. Returned today and the dude with an attitude was working and he was extremely condescending and mean spirited at the thought of be bringing my bike inside. I asked if it was against the cafe's policy and he said it was just 'common sense.' Whether or not the cafe has an official position on bringing your own bike inside is not the picture i'm painting, I'm just really disturbed by the condescending attitude and self righteousness for wanting to bring my own bike inside for safe keeping. I was honestly shocked by the treatment. Incidentally, the guy has an accent and long hair.

In my opinion, this is some of the best coffee in Grandview. Every drink I've had here is made with…read moreso much care. It's the true definition of artisan coffee. Even the sweeter drinks are never overly sweet. They somehow get the balance just right. I almost always get one of their signature lattes, and the quality is consistently excellent. Whenever I have a friend visiting from out of town, I bring them here, and they always love it too. The atmosphere is another reason I keep coming back. The inside is cozy, comfortable, and unique, there's outdoor seating for beautiful days, and when it's busy, you can also sit inside Natalie's next door. It's basically three different environments to enjoy while still getting the same great coffee. The coffee itself is high quality, you can buy bags of their beans on site, and the entire experience feels like there's real thought behind it. It's hard to beat this place.

If you were to take a splash of quirky and a dollop of color and mix that into your coffee and put…read moreit into speakeasy form, voila, you'd have this hip newish coffee shop connected to Natalie's in Grandview. I discovered this spot while doomscrolling on Instagram and suggested to a coworker that we pay them a visit during an upcoming coworking day. It was an easy sell and we made our way there on a rainy Friday afternoon. The moment I walked through the door the vibrant shades of blue and pink brightened my mood and I knew we made the right choice. Their menu is really fun... literally it says, "Super Fun Coffee" on it. I'm a sucker for a good seasonal creation so I went with the "Buy Myself Flowers" with oat milk. It has an elderflower, lavender, jasmine syrup in it along with lemon and orange blossom. The floral notes certainly shined through. Not subtle either, but not too in your face. I also ordered a baklava pastry sticky bun kind of thing and oh wow, it was amazing. Honey and pistachio goodness out the wazoo. The coffee and pastry together were seriously magical. A few extra things to note... parking is available in the very back of the building. While the space is on the smaller side, they do open up Natalie's space for extra seating. They close at 2pm only to later open back up as a bar. I did have issues with the wifi while I was there and ended up needing to use my hotspot. Not a deal breaker but good to know if you're planning on bringing your laptop. Lastly, the staff were super sweet, gave recommendations, and brought your coffee to your table, which is always a lovely touch. I'll be back!

We order their coffee online, and we don't go to their coffeehouse(s). Their coffee selections are…read morevery good, particularly their single-origin coffees, which are what we get. The website is slightly puzzling, but you can figure it out. I have confidence in your ability. The coffee is roasted pretty expertly, imho. We can taste the difference between different origins, something I can't say about everyone's beans. Their prices are average, a good value considering that shipping is free on orders over $55 or so: three one-pound bags meets this criterion. And shipping is reasonably fast. We live too far for bicycle delivery, so ours comes by USPS in a few days. Only thing that bums me out is the decorated fancy fiberboard box that contains a stay-fresh bag of the coffee. Seems non-green and wasteful of their profits. Yeah, it looks great. But seems like they could just put a sticker with their logo on the plastic bag, at least for mailed orders. Or at least for mine. Whatever. Try this.

Well you cannot beat the vibe and atmosphere - a coffee shop in a former church but I found it in…read moreColumbus. I ordered a flat white and the coffee was excellent, very smooth. Service was quick given a relatively long line. My one beef watching a Stauf uses wasteful paper rather than ceramic. There are seats both inside and out. It is really a beautiful coffee shop and I highly recommend it.

Totally amazing teas! Not a recommendation for any food. But everyone is so nice! I love the Tea…read moreJoy drinks!

Stopped in for a little study date and almost wish I would've turned back around. I saw this spot…read moreon instagram and after passing it on the street almost every day I finally gave it a look. Upon entering, it seemed like it had potential as it looked pretty cozy. The barista was nice and our drink came out quickly since we were the only ones there. The biggest issue I had with this cafe was the seating and cleanliness. When looking for a spot to settle down my things I found that there was a lack of outlets in all the spots I was looking. I went over to the other side by the window and the table was filthy so I chose not to sit there. It must have been left over from the night before as we arrived shortly after they opened. Upon further inspection, there were stains on the seats, peeling paint, cobwebs, and crumbs. The place is cute when you get a first glance but if you look closer it's not very clean. I would not come back.

We had to give this place a try, as we were curious to see how they had transformed this old-school…read morebuilding into a restaurant. We absolutely loved the décor and, especially, how they preserved some of the original school elements, such as the lockers, giving the space a unique character and charm. I was also impressed by the thoughtful attention to accessibility, including automatic doors for the restrooms--an important detail that shows the facility was designed with everyone in mind. The service was excellent, with a very attentive and professional staff. But what impressed me the most was the menu: healthy choices presented with creativity, proving that eating well doesn't have to mean sacrificing flavor. My breakfast burrito was delicious, and the avocado touch was fantastic. The portion was a very decent size; I split it in half and saved the rest for my first plane meal. And yes... the burrito was officially TSA approved! Highly recommended!!!!!

Stopped by Emmett's Cafe for a quick breakfast and loved it! From the outside, it has that charming…read moreclassic brick look, and inside, the aesthetic is just as cute and cozy. I'd give it 4 stars because the avocado toast with egg was fresh and delicious, but the toast was a little chewy. The Maple Sea Salt Iced Latte was the star! The espresso, hint of maple and sea salt, plus that delicious cold foam on top really hit the spot. Such a cute breakfast and coffee spot - definitely worth a visit!

Great vibe, great staff and really great food! Check out…read moretheir awesome bakery items! Enjoyed a latte, yogurt berries & granola, and the yummy egg souffle sandwich. Line out the door (they kept it moving quickly!) at 10am on a rainy Friday says it all !!

This has been one of our favorite places but they have done away with the brownies…read more The egg sandwich was still delightful and delicious. My husband still loved his coffee and cinnamon roll. I tried the croissant pastry which was rolled in cinnamon sugar with a vanilla glaze and it was a bit too dry for my liking. The service is still impeccable and the restaurant is still busy with many people. We will definitely be back because there are so many pastries to try.

**5 stars for the milk bread**…read more FUN FACT -- Tous Les Jous is owned by a South Korean food conglomerate group (same concept as Paris Baguette) and this is a bakery with Asian and European baked goods. I visited Tous Les Jours for the first time on Memorial Day (May 2026) at the Columbus location. I arrived around 2:30pm on a Monday. Surprisingly, they had lots of options available even with my late arrival because most bakeries run out of items quickly. They sell croissants, cakes, milk breads, macarons, drinks, etc. MY ORDER ($18.95 total for 4 items) -- Twist Donut ($2.95), Sweet Frank Roll ($4.50), Almond Croissant ($4.75), and a Whole Milk Loaf bread ($6.75). 1. Twist donut ($2.95) - sweet but not overly sweet. It tasted just like a regular twist donut that you'll find at other donut shops. 2. Sweet Frank Roll ($4.50) - good. Perfect savory option for breakfast or lunch. Soft and buttery bread base. I think $3 would have been a better price but the bread roll was good. I ate this in my car before driving back to Cleveland. It held me over until I got home. 3. Almond Croissant ($4.75) - my favourite item - buttery with some almond cream or paste inside. Topped with almonds. I don't like creamy things at all and I didn't realize that this croissant had a cream inside until I opened it but the cream is very light and it is more of a spread than a cream. 4. Whole Milk Loaf Bread ($6.75) - Fresh and soft. Definitely my other favourite item. This was all gone within a day, that's how good it was. Buttery goodness. The best bread. Overall, I enjoyed visiting Tous Les Jours and I hope to visit their Cleveland location soon. I ordered takeout so I didn't sit in but they have some tables and chairs available. I'll definitely be back if I'm close by the area again. Tous Les Jours means everyday in French and I wish I could visit them everyday...haha. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 101/250 total reviews in 2026 - 942 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 27 May 2026

One year anniversary alert! To add to the celebration this week, make sure to stop by for these…read moregreat deals! Location: 7410 State Rd 161 E, Plain City, OH 43064 Deals: THUR 5/14: BOGO Signature Drinks (Tiramisu Latte or Ube Strawberry Latte) FRI 5/15: First 100 customers get a FREE drink w/ purchase SAT 5/16 Kids Day: Balloon Artist 10-12, Live Music 10-5, FREE waffle for kids 12 & under w/ purchase + FREE TLJ insulated bag on $30+ orders!

I wanted to update because I have come here several times. I had a Turkey Avocado on wheat…read moresandwich today and it was really yummy. The sandwiches are in the grab 'n go case. I also got an iced coffee to go. It is beneficial to download their app. You earn points as you purchase, and receive discounts. I used a $3 off offer. The app is great - there are a few offers added at a time but the use by date is the same for all so I try to spread out to use most if not all. You can just scan from your phone to redeem I didn't get one of their fabulous pastries today, but will soon (and use another discount). One thing I noticed today is the add-on's for coffee are $.79, which is pricy, I think. I added almond milk and vanilla syrup to my iced coffee. I was able to stop in Half Price next door. Yay.

I haven't been thrilled with other locations, because of the pastries. Not that they're awful;…read morethey're just prettier than they are flavorful. I avoided that here by not getting any pastries. It was late anyway, and there weren't many left. We just got cold drinks on a hot day, after a Half Price Books trip. Kid K got a pop. I got a plum gochu lemonade. No spice I could taste. A bit of bite from citrus and mint. A touch of plum sweetness. Refreshing on a hot day. Super friendly and efficient service. Pleasant atmosphere inside. Reasonable prices for this day and age. Parking in the garage for free, but sometimes crowded.

Quick coffee in the AM. Went twice when visiting & staying across the street. Great choice of…read morelattes & homemade syrups plus some name brand too. They do have some breakfast pastries too. I had a white chocolate raspberry scone & it was tasty. Nice staff & great coffee!

I saw good ratings so I thought I would give it a try. As I stepped in, I smelled coffee…read moreimmediately. The smell was so good. This place gave me a hipster vibe. There was already a line there. When it was my turn, I ordered an iced matcha latte with whole milk and vanilla syrup. While waiting for my drink, I saw how they made the matcha and I already knew this was not gonna be great. They mixed the matcha powder with hot water in a plastic cup. Typically, matcha powder should be whisked in a bowl with hot water. The brand of milk they were using was also not one of my favorite milk brand. I got the drink and it was so mediocre. Not matcha taste and no sweetness from vanilla syrup. Additionally, no creamy taste because of the milk they used. Overall, would not recommend anyone getting matcha here.

I have been to Winans when I was in Downtown Columbus. My friend & her son and I went to get some…read morechocolate. I had the 3 Buckeyes and Cherry Cordial (1 dark chocolate and 2 milk chocolate) and her son had the chocolate coins and cars, along with my having a Buckeye. The person over the counter was very friendly and helpful in the our chocolate selection. I will have to go back there for a coffee drink blended with a sweet treat. The ambiance was great with selections of chocolates, sweet treats, and coffee.

It's often freezing cold in there (I feel like moreso starting at 2pm usually), which makes it…read moredifficult to justify going to if want to work on computer there for a bit. I asked the worker about it and she said she turns it all the way down when she comes in. Idk why haha maybe I'm crazy cause other people seem fine wearing t shirts. Other than that it's good. No other complaints.