I travel for work, and love to support local coffee shops throughout my day. I have stopped into…read moreCalico Jack three or four times in the past year. I love the historic building, charming atmosphere, and friendly staff. The coffee is good, a tad pricey in my opinion. The one thing that has me hesitate to continue returning is the long wait times. Every time I've visited I wait at least 10 minutes for my drink. Today, I waited over 15 minutes for a bagel. Which, was not toasted-- room temperature at best and very disappointing.

This place had me at 'calico' . Housed in a a dwelling that is part of the historic register I was…read morepleased to see accessible entry. Plenty of indoor and outdoors seating. My coffee was delicious. This is a great place to grab a cuppa if you are in the Mentor area.

Delicious coffee. We drank our coffee on the patio. No inside seating. Drive through.read more

I stopped here for the first time today. Used the drive thru and had a wonderful mango smoothie…read more They even put an Expresso bean candy on the top. Price was $6.25. Staff was friendly and helpful. Menu board clear and easy to read. They also have Q code menu links so you can decide what you want before getting to the speaker if there's a line.

Always a delicious treat when I come here! The best coffee, superb staff & best options for…read moresignature lattes :) Long line on weekends, so be prepared to wait! (Worth it)

Always good coffee. Typical bakery you'd find in most coffee shops. Odd dining room layout is very…read morenarrow and long. Difficult to have groups. Biggest problem is the same everywhere, the room is full of people with a cup of coffee and their laptop taking up tables for hours. I don't know, maybe it's just me, but that just doesn't seem like a profitable business model.

Exhausted from walking the mall I sat down and asked the barista if she could please bring my drink…read moreout to me- she gladly complied - drink was delicious- cherry cream cold brew- and rejuvenated me - highly recommend the service, sadly did not get her name but she had a blond pony tail and glasses

I accompanied a family member to a Gloria Jean's stand directly beside a mall food court yesterday…read more I had not expected to order anything, as the prospects of finding a caffeine-free and low-sugar beverage did not appear sound after a brief glance at the menu. As the order was being placed, however, I noticed the selection of fruit drinks. I inquired about what the banana "chiller" contained and was told that it only had ice and a banana purée. I reasoned that the purée would not need any significant amount of added sugar, if any. It is unfortunate that I must share that, even for items that should be a healthy choice by any logical extension of the imagination, establishments like Gloria Jean's Coffees cannot be given the slightest degree of trust in regards to what they find suitable for their customers to consume. Upon the first sip, I immediately marked the unnatural, almost syrup-like sweetness that the beverage had. At this moment I made yet another error; I reasoned that sugar had been added, but it would amount to 30 grams at most. Although this already hits the upper limit of one's daily added sugar intake value, I could not simply discard the beverage that my family member had been generous enough to pay for. Walking towards the mall exit and to our car, the beverage was nearly gone. Some time in the car passed after I sipped the last of the liquid, and I began to receive a general feeling that routinely comes upon me after consuming a sugar-heavy dessert. I was already disconcerted at the fact that an intentional decision was made somewhere to inject a conspicuous quantity of sugar to a menu item of enough apparent simplicity and natural sweetness as a fruit smoothie (in this case called a "chiller" to differentiate it from what I later learned is an even more astronomical sugar and calorie count beverage served under the guise of a drink at Gloria Jean's). Partly out of curiosity and partly out of disgust, I decided to visit the Gloria Jean's Coffees website to see how much sugar I had just consumed. I then learned that the Banana "chiller" beverage contains 99 grams of sugar in a regular size. The feeling one receives after being violated, duped, or used then came upon me most strongly. The length to which I have already gone to write this review might appear histrionic to some, but allow me to elucidate the absurdity of the aforementioned figure. 99 grams of sugar is more than three times the amount that a human should consume in one day according to the National Health Service. Although I do not suffer from any health condition that made my body unable to absorb this blow, one must ask himself why this would have to be processed in the first place. The human body is not designed to be intaking such quantities of this substance. And this is only one item one might consume throughout the day. Why is it that such inhuman amounts of sugar must be added to these beverages? There comes a point when an item is already so overwhelmingly sweet that the taste buds are desensitized-- that adding any more sugar only contributes to a higher calorie count. Beverages with figures as high as 160 grams or more from Gloria Jean's menu well exceed this threshold. It was determined that I nevermore would patronize Gloria Jean's Coffees the moment I detected the copious amount of added sugar. The banana flavour itself was not remarkable, although the overbearing sweetness likely precluded my detection of any subtleties of taste. It was then determined that I would be as vocal as possible to all that I know to avoid Gloria Jean's Coffee for the sake of their own health. Corporations across the developed world-- and in America especially, where consumer protection standards such as those in Europe are evidently not as comprehensive-- continue to add sugar to items that truly do not need it, seemingly because a desire from consumers is perceived (other harmful substances such as food dyes are beyond the scope of this piece). The processes used to analyse consumer trends and come to the conclusion that 160 grams of sugar is appropriate in a beverage requires serious re-evaluation. There come times when those making decisions of this nature must ask themselves-- we are able to do this, but must we truly?

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.

I have no idea how Arabica and Fiona's exist as basically identical coffeehouse/bakeries literally…read moreon the same block. The both serve lots of hot and cold drinks and baked goods. Anyway, the brownie house made at Arabica is fantastic. Soft and chewy, fudgy, delicious. The cookie was hard and lacked in flavor and was overall just bad for a chocolate chip. The chocolate espresso muffin was super moist, soft, and wonderful.

This is by far my favorite coffeehouse. The staff are wonderful. Always friendly. Been coming here…read moresince it reopened in 2018. The owner Tim is great. If you're a regular you know this already if you're not you need to be. Coffee, food and tea if that's your thing are always top notch.

Okay--the Seattleite is coming in to write a Starbucks review for this location. LOL, I know…read more.. A-OK is just about right for this location. It's isn't really overly, well... anything. It's not overly clean, friendly, spacious, or fast. But it's pretty A-OK in all those categories. It doesn't look super modern, or have many of the coolest coffee carrying or drinking gadgets that I've seen around at WA stores. But it's not like it's lacking in cool enough options either. It's there and Starbucks is always a choice you can rely on. So yea, this location checks that box.

Giving 4 stars, for the reason it's one of my favorite starbucks to stop at even if it's out of the…read moreway. I even stopped by there today on the way to hit up some yard work! The staff is great, extremely friendly and quick to make drinks even if there is a massive morning line. At times you can be engaged in a conversation with one of them and the person behind you as you wait for your order.... A rare thing because at other Starbucks I've been too they snag ya order and remain the rest of the time ignoring you until your drink is ready. The only problem is... Not enough seating, there are only 3 small tables in there leaving the place to be a stop and go for local business people who are near by to grab a drink n snack, or locals who just feel the need to get a starbucks. There I'd recommend the Coconut Creme' Frapp. Its delishious with coconut shavings on top!

Located in a strip mall with easy parking and indoor outdoor seating. This is a cozy spot for a…read moresandwich, coffee or sweet treat. Some of the food pastries here are pre-frozen and then thawed so don't expect everything fresh. The baklava is good and coffees, cappuccinos, and special drinks are made to order. It's nice this is Mom and Pope shop and the drinks are half as much as Starbucks. The service is fast and friendly sit at the bar or find a table of your choice.

Cute little shop in a not cute strip mall but the inside makes up for what the outside lacks. There…read moreis a beautiful, long coffee bar with stools to take a laptop, tables, and couches. We got a milk cake and a slice of regular cake. They were so good!!! I'll be thinking about the milk cake for a long time, it was so good!!

This is my first time to this coffee cafe and it definitely won't be my last. I got the purple…read morepotion and it's delicious! They have great dairy free options and it was easy to navigate the menu online. I love the look of this coffee cafe it's very modern and easy to navigate! Service was great and very welcoming!

The drinks are good. But not great. I pretty much only come here with my girlfriend. The staff are…read morevery friendly and helpful if you have any questions. I give four star because the drinks are not that great for five stars. But they are not three star either.

How have I missed this place my entire life!!??? In my defense, I live in Chicago but visit nearby…read moreoften. Just complaining recently that Chicago has very few old fashioned donut places left then I walked into this gem in Eastlake. Best vanilla filled donut ever. So fresh and it was 4pm! They still had a huge selection too. I then looked up their insanely long hours. The place barely closes and must be churning out fresh donuts constantly. Going back for a dozen this weekend and every upcoming visit to town.

Tried again years later. The cake donuts were not good. Too…read moredense and dry. No crispiness anywhere. Lacking in glaze for both chocolate and the off almost lemony flavored plain cake. The only winner here was a big hit- the unfilled Bismarck! Super soft and fluffy- bordering on syrupy but not quite- this donut was almost ideal. Light texture, sweetness but not too glazed, just about perfect in texture and flavor! The cruller was god awful. Stale, dry, rubbery, like it didn't belong at all with the fresher donuts I tried from the mix I got. The ones I got to try were inedible. BIG DOWNSIDE: CASH ONLY. $17 flat cash for a dozen.