This weekend I decided to visit Six Shooter Coffee in the Waterloo Arts District, and I really…read moreenjoyed my time. The staff were so friendly and the patrons seemed like they were at home. You could tell that they have a loyal customer base which creates a beautiful community in the coffee shop. The decor and plant selection were beautiful! I decided to try the Maple Masala Latte, which really impressed me! It had an orange infused maple syrup as well as garam masala. The spices balanced out the latte so well. It was so smooth. Best latte I've had in a while honestly. I also got a spinach feta danish which was delicious. They have a great selection of food items! I really enjoyed my time at this coffee shop as well as the people that I met. Just a great experience overall.

Stopped by upon the recommendation of the amazing Stephanie S and boy oh boy was she right, this…read moreplace was amazing. I liked it so much I went through the line TWICE. First I went with my standard cold brew order and their ham and cheese toastie for lunch before I hit the road out of town. As I was sipping my delicious cold brew and waiting for my sandwich I remembered Stephanie recommending their espresso tonics and decided I should probably give it a try while I was there. So I got back in line and made a follow up order of their amaretto tonic and also grabbed bag of beans since I liked the coffee I was already drinking so much. The awesome barista asked if I wanted them to grind the beans for me and I gratefully accepted the offer. The follow up question was how I was planning to prepare the coffee (the marker of a spot that cares about their product!) and I responded it would likely be a cold brew (tis the season!) so a coarse grind it was. After they ground me up I hung out a bit enjoying the ambiance because the space is REALLY cute. I love their brand aesthetic, a western vibe but in a hot pink and teals palette, making it a bit more playful with a pop art spin. They also have huge windows with great natural light making the whole place bright and cheery. It just made me happy to be in there. I have to admit I'm not sure if an espresso tonic is for me but it was super interesting and thoughtfully developed so I'm glad I tried it. My ham and cheese toastie was really good and it was the perfect sandwich to eat on the road. Excited to use the beans I brought home for our next cold brew, too!

The coffee was great, everyone in there was nice. The employee was working by himself and he did a…read moregreat job!

I wouldn't recommend this place in a heartbeat. The customer service for the guy running the place…read morethis morning was horrible. I asked if they had more cream and he got an attitude. The quiche sitting out on the corner just asking for the health department to come do a walk through. The list of violations this place is break is prolly endless. I support local and am from out of town but I would strong suggest staying away! My wife's iced latte tasted like mold.

A really cute coffee shop! We were confused by the name, but when we got in, we saw all of the…read morecomfortable couches and it made sense! Unfortunately, we came in right before closing, so we couldn't stay and hang out, but it would have been a great place to hang out and do some work or have a chat. The service was really friendly, and the pumpkin spice latte was great as well!

This is an interesting coffee spot. I came in on a random weekday while my dog was getting groomed…read morenearby. I liked the big communal table in the middle and sat there. There were some other people playing a card game at the other end of the table. There's also other tables and couches around. I also liked the separate kind of game room in the front, seemed like a great place to host a small book club or meet with friends. As I was scanning the menu to make my drink selection, I felt the eyes of both baristas staring at me the whole time. I kind of felt out of place or like an outsider for some reason. Maybe it's just me, but it made it uncomfortable. The coffee selections were pretty basic and I don't remember any food options but I wasn't looking either. It does seem like a comfortable place to chill with a drink or get work done, especially with all the couches, but it was a little too dark and somewhat odd to me.

I've been to this location plenty of times. Very dependable. My go to order is the Turkey Havarti…read moreBragel with a chai latte.

Always great service and the drink options are great! The owner is so welcoming and friendly. So…read moreglad they came to the neighborhood.

I love the look and layout of this cute cafe! They have amazing vegan options to try and fall in…read morelove with! I went there for the first time and tried their chocolate chip cookie which was great! I also tried on of their breakfast bagel (bacun, sausage, egg and cheese) on an everything bagel which tasted good. Overall the service was super nice and helpful to me and made my experience super easy and pleasant. Will definitely come back k to try more vegan pastries!

I do not think words can fully describe how wonderful of an experience I had at Birch Cafe. This…read morebusiness is just 10 minutes from my childhood home. I did not live in Cleveland as a vegan, and being able to come home and support a local vegan business gives me so much joy. I went with my sister and husband and we each ordered a sandwich and hash brown patty. I also got the Buckeye Latte because when in Ohio you have to have a buckeye! The employee at the register was so patient, kind, and knowledgeable. I asked her many questions, and she had an answer for everything. The latte was the right level of sweetness and so smooth!! It is challenging to get quality vegan lattes and this one I would order again in a heartbeat. I enjoyed the Chipotle Turkey sandwich, my husband ordered the ham and cheese bagel sandwich on a French toast bagel (employee recommended combo), and my sister got the Fiona Hammich. Birch cafe makes their turkey and ham in-house and I was so excited to try their vegan meats. Of the sandwiches I was happiest with the Chipotle Turkey sandwich. The spicy mayo on it was delicious and it had avocado too! I thought the turkey was hearty, a good texture, and flavorful. It didn't remind me of turkey but I honestly like when vegan meat is clearly plant based. My husband's bagel sandwich was a wonderful breakfast treat. The bagel choice was fun as it added a sweetness to the savory meal which is a favorite flavor combination of mine. My sister LOVED her sandwich. For me I enjoyed the flavors in my turkey sandwich more, and she was fine not sharing more than one bite with me. We purchased a large chocolate chip cookie and a turkey meal to take home. The chocolate chip cookie was one of the best I ever had. It was soft and chewy. I would definitely stock up on those cookies next time I am visiting. The turkey meal was such a fun post-Thanksgiving Day treat. My family loved the carrots the most! They were in a creamy horseradish sauce. It was so unique we all could not stop talking about the flavors. Thanks, Birch Cafe, for an amazing experience. I will certainly be back next time I am visiting family.

All around amazing. You could tell about how good just a shot of espresso is, along with the lattes…read moreand Americanos here. Really high-quality beans that are great for espresso-based drinks along with how they are pulled is always on point. Even some of the off days for BSB is pretty good. Would recommend if you like espresso, a shot of espresso, or Cortado. My girlfriend loves the maple latte.

Nice coffee spot in Little Italy. Parking is a little difficult since there's no lot and only…read morestreet parking. The interior is cute and comfortable. There's lots of tables and chairs for meetings and to get work done. I didn't check the outlet situation, but plenty of the tables are around the walls, so hopefully there are enough outlets. I also liked that they had a good amount of countertop seating around the coffee bar. They have a few savory pastries and also sweet treats. They roast Heartwood Coffee beans and have a good amount of syrups, as well as seasonal drinks. I got a cardamom and honey cafe au lait and the spinach and feta pastry. You can ask for them to warm it up a bit which was nice. I'm not sure where the pastry was from or if they make their own, but it was fine. The coffee drink was great. Noise level was fine.

Came by this place pretty much by accident after we were in the neighborhood and decided to look…read morefor a place to have brunch nearby. A very cool vibe inside. I expected this place to be your run of the mill breakfast diner serving your staple bacon, eggs, and hash brown breakfast. Oh no, no, no!!! Try a handful of different omelets, breakfast sandwiches, chicken and waffles, just about *anything* & grits, etc. It's a very eclectic and exciting menu. Had a hard time deciding, but I went with the shrimp and grits. WOW!! This ain't your auntie's shrimp and grits. All I've gotta say is you gotta try it! The food did take a while to arrive. So be patient, especially if they're busy. But as they say, great food takes time. It was worth the wait!

I read reviews and thought we would give this place a try. The woman working was very nice and the…read morecook came out and said hi to our son. However, we ordered the Sausage Biscuits & Gravy and Dominic Bowl with Kielbasa and kids pancake. My husband said the biscuits and gravy was more like gravy soup with a couple biscuits included. He was disappointed. The Dominic bowl was dry. The kielbasa was very good but that's it. Our son could barely eat his pancake.

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

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.

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 really can't get enough of this place. Each and every time I'm in the area, I will stop in. It's…read moresoo fun to try a new pastry. Today I got the elotes pastry, a bacon and cheese croissant, a sweet potato milk cake, and a huge apple croissant thing. All delicious. I will say I like the regular milk breads better than the cake version, they are a little softer. Parking at this location is terrible and the line was the longest I've ever seen it (it was a Saturday morning). Nevertheless, I didn't mind waiting and wished I could have tried more delicious items!

I love a good bacon, egg and cheese breakfast sandwich, and this dunkin location usually delivers…read more The parking lot location is pretty dangerous and difficult to navigate, especially to find the drive thru entrance, but the service is always friendly and the food turnaround is quick. While the sandwiches are consistently hot and delicious, the hash browns are the opposite. Be cautious with the breakfast potatoes at this location because they can appear burnt but are regularly under cooked. I am not sure if it is old oil used or if they are just under cooked or maybe just a poor supplier because they don't even crisp up in the toaster oven for me. So, sandwiches, service and speed are good, hash browns, location and parking lot are bad.

Worst location ever. At this point they need to shut it down, start over, and hire employees with…read moreactual customer service skills.