About the only good thing in Bucyrus. Pelican Coffee House is more than coffee. There's also…read morepastries and snacks. It also is a store with all kinds of knickknacks. You can find Amish furniture, among other things. Except for the coffee machines and the patrons, there's not much noise in here. Inside it's always very quiet. They had some soft music on the last time. For a place in a small town, it has a lot of choices. There's a long list of espresso flavors. A lot are made with chocolate. There's also ones that have caramel and vanilla. It's $3.75 for a small. They also have non dairy milks like almond, so good for them. I like the Mounds Bar. It's made with chocolate syrup and coconut. They also have some food. It's $1.75 for a bagel. They also have croissants and muffins. It has a convenient location. It's right on the town square. Parking is usually easy there.

It could be a really nice place, but it's gross the way your food tray is set on the counter in…read morefront of people ordering after you. I had a lady coughing on my drink while it set there waiting for my food and then she coughed when my food was set on the tray. They should use the end of the counter for food distribution but it's where the trash cans are within a few feet of food preparation

Sugar, Sugar! If you…read moreor your day isn't sweet enough, this is a must stop. Every time I have stopped here for sweet treats my family or co-workers rave about the quality of the doughnuts. I can't disagree. They always have a very nice selection of fresh baked goods and you will not be disappointed. Additionally, they also have the morning staples of coffee, tea, and fresh milk available. Add this one to your favorites!

First off the staff are awesome. Donuts not so much. I only tried two and threw them both away. The…read morefried cinnamon roll tasted so salty I had to spit it out. The cake donut (Dunkin) was edible but extremely dry. I didn't finish it either. Assuming other donuts there might be better based on others reviews but that fried cinnamon roll was absolutely not good so I probably wouldn't go out of my way to go back and see.

I don't usually write reviews but I wanted to thank a kind employee yesterday. The wait was rather…read morelong considering it was the afternoon around 430. I walked in and ordered in the store and noticed that there were people walking in after me and leaving with drinks before me. I soon found out I was not being skipped over as I assumed, they were in fact behind on mobile orders. I could only see 2 employees in the store. 15 mins went by and I was greeted by a younger employee who stated she was very sorry about the wait, she had just arrived and I could tell she was overwhelmed but working diligently to get everything caught up. That is when a customer started yelling belligerent things at the employee. The employee kept a smile on her face, apologized, and explained to the customer that she just arrived and would be more than happy to take care of her order after she finished up the 2 drinks she was working on. The irate customer continued to carry on and it actually made a few other customers uncomfortable and they left to wait in their car. The barista made the customer's drink (it looked delicious) and sat the drink and straw on the counter within arms reach, apologized again, and told the lady she hoped her day got better. The customer took her drink and continue to carry on all the way out the door. I wanted to hug this employee. She stayed professional and focused the entire time. The things the lady was yelling would have made me cry. My coffee was amazing and done correctly. I asked to speak to the manager to praise the young lady but was told by the manager to call cooperate as she did not have time to deal with my concerns.

If I could give this a one star I would ... Corey was…read moreextremely rude and continuously verbally abusive towards her employees. It is completely unprofessional and me and my girlfriend's will never be coming back

Very unassuming on the outside and the front door wasn't exactly obvious but, once inside, it was…read morequite surprising. Very clean, uncluttered, modern vibe. We ordered their house roast, hot and it was delicious. Their small is about the medium size at Starbucks. Note to the Yelp team - Their website isn't resolving at all. You may want to remove it for now.

They were so polite and my order was ready on time and it was super clean best coffee house ive…read moreever been to

Spacious seating and the staff was very nice. We got two cold drinks and they were great. Right…read morenear the Tiffin Glass Museum and there's a market every Saturday right outside.

Great service, hot coffee, neat ambiance. Lot's of local art for sale hanging on the walls. If…read moreI wasn't afraid of bringing home something my wife would hate, I would buy a few things! Regardless, the coffee was good. That's all I had. Plain, black coffee. Didn't taste like crap, and it was piping hot. Served in a ceramic mug too. Hope to get some work in this town so I can come back!

The manager isn't inviting his name is Chad...and I'm sorry he needs to bath and groom himself to…read morethe rights of a manager. Self pride. Otherwise it's coffee and ok food. Bagels should be toasted more or just go buy a bag at kroger spread cream cheese and like it. Even when you ask for extra toasted it's a raw bagel. I'll make my own at home

Everyone was friendly, Service was fast!! the food was amazing! definitely would recommend this…read moreplace to all in need of a quick hot meal! downside was the holloween decor, rather takes your appetite!!

Walked in needing caffeine and something to eat. The oat milk latte was divine. So smooth and the…read moreperfect temperature. There are only baked goods. I was hoping for some protein. However, the orange chocolate scone and the chocolate fig cookie were delicious in a positive unexpected way! I highly recommend them

Came here to meet an old friend at 9 AM this past Saturday. While I was surprised that our…read morecoffee shop didn't open until nine with all the construction I guess that's understandable. We did have to stand in line and wait for our coffee, but the barista were working as quickly as they could in the service was fine. it was good in the seating in the room to the left was ample with a nice view of city news and Coney Island across the street where I used to go as a kid which was priceless

Tied for the "Best coffee shop on our trip through Georgia-Kentucky-Tennessee-Ohio-Pennsylvania-New…read moreYork-Canada-Vermont-New Hampshire-Maine-Maryland over 16 days in 2025". There was one in Maine every bit as good. To be fair some states were just drive-through, but we tried coffee shops in all but 2 of those listed. This was a really great place. Quiet, brightly lit, nicely decorated. A quaint mix of old and new. Excellent coffee. Excellent pastries. Roomy enough on a weekday morning.

Nickel and Bean continues to amaze me and draw me to AND make me stop the quaint village of…read moreLexington Ohio whenever I go thru it! Whelp yelp: Let me tell you... it is WORTH the stop. They have a private parking lot and a drive thru... however I recommend you dont drive thru. Nothing wrong with driving thru... its just the inside is so perfect and welcoming. They have friendly attentive staff and most of all, the way they present their baked goods and the quality of said baked goods is worth the steps inside. Everything is hand created there. Speaking of the food: The breakfast biscuit made on the herbed biscuit is a MUST get. If you don't get one and someone in your party does.. you "will" have food envy. Not even joking. It is that good. We surprised our friends at a dog show down the road ag the richland county fair with breakfast sandwiches and baked goods from Nickel and Bean and they multiple times brought up how good the sammie was. If you havent stopped in... go! Now!!!

Charming country cafe with a hearty and satisfying menu and friendly, helpful staff. The country…read moredecor is comfortable and bright, highlighted by the small local art and wares also offered for sale.

I didnt realize HOW far away this was from Columbus. It was definitely not close. By the time we…read moregot there for breakfast I was grumpy. I was getting hangry, for sure. But the owners of the cafe were so nice they quickly got me in a good mood. We ordered a breakfast bowl, avocado toast, scrambled eggs and a latte and a regular coffee. My husband enjoyed his breakfast bowl. My avocado toast was excellent. Scrambled egg was nicely cooked and it was affordable. The entire meal was maybe 18 bucks. Very affordable What is nice about this place is it really is community centric. Most everything they sell seems to be local or Ohio made. They open their space for book fairs, painting classes and I think live music if I remember correctly. I was impressed with just how nice the owners were and as I said I really liked my breakfast! Thanks Cardington Cafe!

A Slice of Simple Life at Pickwick Place - Bucyrus, Ohio…read more If you're road-tripping from Columbus to Lake Erie and craving a pause from the gas stations and fast food chains, make a detour to Pickwick Place in Bucyrus, Ohio. It's more than just a pit stop--it's a charming taste of Ohio's heartland, served up with a side of fresh jam and a blackberry lemonade slush. A Market Made for Food Lovers Pickwick's farmer's market is a celebration of all things local and delicious. Picture this: crates overflowing with vibrant, seasonal produce--ripe tomatoes, crisp cucumbers, juicy peaches, and sweet corn picked that very morning. Alongside the produce, you'll find a bounty of locally made goods--jams and jellies in every flavor imaginable, homemade pickles, fresh-baked breads, and dressings that taste like something your grandma whipped up in her kitchen. And let's talk about the fry pies. If you know, you know. If you don't--these handheld pockets of flaky pastry filled with gooey fruit fillings are reason enough to turn off the highway. They're my personal favorite indulgence here. Good luck stopping at just one. The market also stocks frozen meats from a local butcher, so if you've got a cooler in the trunk, you can take a little taste of Pickwick home to your own grill. Handcrafted Charm in Every Corner Step into the second building and you're met with a world of homemade crafts and rustic decor. It's like walking into a Pinterest board come to life--wooden signs, hand-stitched items, seasonal decorations, and more. Whether you're looking for a cute centerpiece or just browsing for inspiration, you'll find something to warm your home and heart. A Garden of Sunshine Out by the greenhouse, nature puts on her Sunday best. When we visited, sunflowers, zinnias, and wildflowers painted the landscape in bold, beautiful color. And here's the best part--you can grab a jar and some cutters, stroll through the garden, and build your own bouquet of fresh-cut flowers. It's a peaceful, slow moment in the middle of your day--and it smells amazing, too. Sit. Sip. Savor. If you're feeling a little hungry (again), Pickwick's small café has you covered with sandwiches and comfort foods that are perfect for a quick but satisfying lunch. Pair your meal with one of their frozen slush drinks, like the tart and tangy apple cider or the refreshing blackberry lemonade--trust me, it hits the spot on a summer day. Whether you're stocking up on fresh goods, hunting for homemade treasures, or just craving a peaceful stroll through blooming flowers, Pickwick Place is a reminder to slow down and enjoy the simple things. So next time you're heading north to the lake, carve out a little time to pull off the road and experience this gem tucked away in Bucyrus. Take the Trip. Your next adventure is waiting--maybe with a fry pie in hand.

The Pickwick Place is a treasure! Hey, renovated, former…read morehorse stable featuring fresh produce, large market, artisan, gift, shop, and café. A must stop if you were in the area!