Excellent coffee and service. Very knowledgeable and willing to answer questions. Very fast. I…read moreplaced an order and was able to pick it up the next day. The Rwandan coffee makes a fantastic espresso. After trying mail order and other local places, I'm very happy to have finally found a reliable source for my caffeine fix.

Best coffee hands down! I love there French roast and I usually don't like French roast coffee.read more

Nice vegan cafe in the area. They have good coffee and lots of different flavor options. I love…read morebeing able to pop in when I'm in the area for a quick snack and to get some work done. There's lots of seating and big tables. All of their food is vegan. I've enjoyed the avocado toasts that I've tried and a brownie I got one time. Looking forward to returning during lunch time to try some other food.

We had a very nice meal at the The Birch Cafe. It is a very unassuming cafe located in a little…read morestrip mall. But oh my! They were busy. It is refreshing to go to a cafe and know everything is vegan. They had a variety of items on the menu. The tofu egg salad was very good and the Shrimp Po'boy was also tasty. They also use compostable cups for their drinks. What struck me the most was The Birch Cafe allows pop ups. There was a woman selling baked goods. This directly competes with their business and they give her a space to grow her brand. It was very much a caring community feel. Of course I bought bakery to bring home.

Highly recommend. Nothing like it around us…read more Walk in grab a tray and liner. Place your pastries to pay and get your drink. You can then request to warm up whatever pastry you'd like. Quality is good, place is roomy (crowded at the time) but also well decorated and well lit. A bit farther for us but we'll be returning.

I have a die hard bakery junky when it comes to my travels and this may take the cake (no pun…read moreintended) not only do they have such a wide variety of options but every single thing is good. We are only in town for three days and I went twice and spent like $50 each time we went. I'm not even kidding. This place was so clean and the staff was very friendly. And omg I see why their tiramisu coffee was award winning seriously

I have been buying the whole bean Double Rich Chocolate flavor for years at Erie County Farms in…read moreErie. It is my go to coffee. I hope to visit one of these days.

Although this is a wholesale coffee roasting company you can buy their coffee (cherry almond and…read morebreakfast coffee with espresso to name a few!) at various locations such as Natures Bin in Lakewood and Apples Grocery stores. Great vintage coffee company still roasting great coffee. You can also order direct with a 6 bag minimum (free shipping) by calling the number above.

After dropping my youngest off to school, I decided I "deserved" and needed a good chai (non-dairy)…read morelatte to assist with my sinus draining . Of course I see a 4.8 rating and said, we're off to CouchLand (it sounds like I'm ready to take a nap, lol). My grandson and I pull up; its easy to spot as it sits to itself on Euclid. I took a moment to view the menu before entering and made my selections...or so I thought. My grandson woke up right on time, as if he knew he was getting a buttery croissant (which it was flaky, rich and tasty). We enter a quaint, rustic, nostalgic atmosphere. The baristas remind me of the movie theater workers from decades past with their bowties. They were informative, attentive, and friendly. I ordered the Apple Cider Chai, with a splash of almond milk (as suggested by the barista instead of a full on latte). I was also happy they had chicken sausage as an alternative to pork. Everything was prepared fresh and quick. I am full and both my grandson and I are satisfied. I would definitely stop back in when on this side of town.

Loved the fall menu here! The pumpkin cream matcha was phenomenal and so luscious--I drank it so…read morequickly I didn't even get a chance to take a picture The blueberry scone was absolutely delectable too! The service was great, and I really appreciated the recommendation. Such a chill, cozy spot with the perfect fall vibes.

Always consistent and friendly service! Great spot to chill and hang out. Apple fritters and…read morebreakfast sandwiches are delicious. We always stop here when we're in town.

Fast service, polite baristas, great coffee and inviting atmosphere. Nice and relaxing after…read moreparticipating in a cancer walk at the mall.

Google Maps is not your friend when it comes to finding this place lol but once you're inside this…read moreplace is to die for! Not only was the owner SO sweet, it was extremely affordable and soooo good. They have such a large menu I think everyone could find something they would love here. 10/10 highly recommend

What an absolutely sweet coffee shop. Addie's Cup is located in Gates Mills, not too far from…read morePatterson Fruit Farm, Squires Castle, and the busy Som Center Road. It felt like I crept up on it after traveling down a windy country road for a little bit. The coffee shop is located on what reminded me of the Main Street in a small town center. There's a restaurant and the Gates Mills branch of the Cuyahoga County Public Library. It's adorable. The cuteness continued as I stepped inside the coffee shop. Addie's was bright with big windows that drew in the best sunlight. The space is small and felt super quaint. There are a few plants hanging from the ceilings and the walls are filled with adorable art from local artists. I was warmly greeted by what I believe is a husband and wife duo who own the spot. They have a nice list of fun specialty coffee drinks and a pasty corner. I came at the end of the day, so there were only a few muffins left. I got a thin mint cafe au lait and a snicker doodle muffin. Both were excellent! The coffee was perfectly balanced and the chocolate inside seemed like good quality. My muffin was absolutely delicious and the owner offered to warm it up for me a little bit. It had cream cheese inside which ended up being warm and gooey. I sat and did a little bit of work for about 45 minutes before they quit. A few people came in for a cup of coffee and it seemed like such a lovely neighborhood spot. These are the moments that make me really grateful to be a Yelper. It's so easy to go to the same spots you frequent or chains you're familiar with, but when you actively make a choice to go that 5 extra minutes maybe out of your way, you may find yourself stumbled upon the most amazing businesses that fuel and support your community.

I love 7 Brew! Certainly, the beverages are delicious. But what amazes me is the volume of business…read morethey're able to conduct out of this tiny island in the middle of a shopping center. And the prices they charge are premium! (That's why I don't come here very often). I imagine anyone in business would be interested in a model like this. Make sure your public-facing employees are neat, polite, and service-oriented, also be sure your product is high-quality. Most restauranteurs will tell you that the price you pay is partially for "real estate." In other words, somebody's got to pay for the decor, at least. But 7 Brew has none of that yet they levy a fairly harsh "tax" for the privilege of purchasing there. I suppose the drive-in/drive out feature deserves some compensation. But again, I don't come here often because I would expect the pricing would reflect the lack of amenities offered. (note, for all my complaining I still return every three months or so.)

I visited 7 Brew 2 times and unfortunately both visits have been a pretty disappointing experience…read more The girl who took my order was very nice, but the rest of the interaction left a lot to be desired. My drink was made incorrectly, so I let them know and asked if they could fix it. Instead of remaking the drink, they literally just put some syrup in a cup and handed it to me. No one offered to remake the drink or really seemed interested in correcting the mistake. I completely understand that mistakes happen, but if a drink is made incorrectly, I would expect it to be remade--not be handed a cup of syrup to try to fix it myself. I ended up paying for a drink that wasn't what I ordered and wasn't properly corrected. Unfortunately, this was a really disappointing experience, especially considering how simple the issue would have been to fix.

The service was fantastic I loved my Cuban sandwich. I definitely wanna go back and try more. It…read morewas a cute little shop. Highly recommend.

I've been buying cakes at casa dolce for many years and this week I ordered a special cake for…read morebirthday and I was totally disappointed. I raised my concerns to the owner and her comment to me was that she was out of town for the weekend and would not take any responsibility for the botched cake. She charged me over $100 dollars for a half a sheet cake cracked in half . I spoke to her today to share my concerns and the owner Margie Axelrod had zero empathy for the situation offering no options but tried to defend the situation by saying their cake designers do not make the customer cakes like they did in the past. My question now is, why are they charging the same.

This is great coffee that is easy on the stomach. The wood fire really seems to have a pleasant…read moreeffect on the taste of the beans.

Simple and super quality coffee beans. Find them at the Old Town General Store, Foods for Living,…read moreVine & Brew, and sometimes at farmers markets in the Lansing area. Certified Organic and Fair Trade. Check out their website to order. From what I gather, they do not sell at this location. The address is provided only so you may drive down Grand River in the morning and enjoy the pleasant aroma of fresh roasted coffee beans mmmmm.