Finally!!! Coffee in Frankfort! I feel like when a coffee shop moves into town it really can unlock…read morethe potential of any main street! So excited when I visit my hometown I can get some local coffee! This shop just opened at this location in 11/2021, and while they already have coffee shop experience, I believe this permanent location will only add to the quality! It's right beside the coolest store in town, Frankfort Hardware, which has one of everything inside! Keep up the good work yall!

Pleasant surprise finding this place while traveling for work. It's tough to find great coffee…read morehouses these days that haven't been threatened by Starbucks or Dunkin. Great service and wonderful ambiance.

its okay, not many options. needs a bigger variety. needs more colorful options also. customer…read moreservice could be better.

Platform has yummy mochas and also lotuses! Recommended definitely. The staff is nice and it's a…read morewhite, bright space. I used to go here to relax.

Great coffee specialized to your liking, and they have whip cream, different types of dairy for…read moreyour coffee. They have energy drinks special tea yogurt great salads sandwich's and more. The staff is friendly and will make your coffee anyway you want it. The only thing I would add to the menu is more fruit cups and have different scones like the chocolate peanut butter ones. They offer free Wi-Fi inside and out eating area. Street and lot parking available.

The coffee was good. The cinnamon roll was amazing (but probably not good for me) and ambiance was…read morenice. I's definitely go again when I'm next in Chillicothe.

Maple bourbon latte-delicious. Cinnamon rolls-delicious! They also have decent breakfast burritos…read moreand quiches. You order at the counter and find a seat. There are several patio tables and a nice large dining area.

Rōst was my second "office" of the day after the first spot seemed to have slower internet speeds…read moreand I wasn't able to get my hotspot to connect at 5G perhaps because it's a big metal building acting as a Faraday cage. So I moved and now I'm here. Free street parking and inside, I was not alone. Rōst draws in a good crowd of the remote workers on laptops. I was here for four hours, drinking first a cortado and then a drip coffee. The pastries looked good and nearly pulled me off my keto diet but I stayed strong. Wifi was speeding, the power outlet next to my table worked well and when it felt like perhaps I was keeping others from getting a seat, I decided that it was time to move on to somewhere else. Overall, this was a super spot and I'd choose it first next time. [Review 939 of 2026 - 318 in Ohio - 26119 overall]

Walked over to grab coffee and loved this setup. Seating inside and out along with attached shops…read more The coffee was wonderful. We stopped back the next day to try it again since their seasonal menu had so many options. The toast and acai bowls were both delicious and made fresh. We also tried pastries the next day and they were tasty as well.

It's great. They made my wedding cake which was amazing, the cookies are downright addictive, and…read morethe homemade breakfast sandwiches on cream bread are fantastic. I have tried most everything and haven't been disappointed yet. It's a must stop.

Bald White Guy Reviews: Two Scoops of Sugar 505 S Elm…read moreSt, Washington Court House, OH Drive-thru convenience + local charm = my kind of place. Once every month or so -- when the stars align, my work schedule gives me a break, and my willpower finally caves -- I treat myself (and my much more patient wife) to a little slice of happiness: One dozen glorious M&M Cookie One Butterscotch Scone (more on this masterpiece in a second) One cup of black coffee (because I'm old, and I like my coffee the way I like my humor -- strong, straightforward, and slightly bitter). This ritual has become a highlight for us. We've been coming here for years -- birthdays, special occasions, "just because" days -- and Two Scoops of Sugar has never let us down. The Cookies Their M&M cookies are the kind of treat that make you question why you ever settled for store-bought. Soft, chewy, and loaded with colorful chocolate goodness -- they're basically edible nostalgia. The Butterscotch Scone (aka: The Crown Jewel) Let's talk about this scone. Edges: perfectly crisp, with just the right golden crunch. Middle: warm, soft, and tender -- like a hug from the inside. Fresh from the oven. Flavor: rich butterscotch sweetness that somehow manages to be indulgent without being cloying. Honestly, it's kinda like me -- crispy on the outside, warm and soft in the middle. Location & Drive-Thru Magic Right in the heart of the business area of Washington Court House, with a drive-thru that makes grabbing your fix easy even when you're in a rush. No parallel parking acrobatics, no "just running in" that turns into 20 minutes -- just roll up, order, and roll out. The September 3rd News If you follow their Facebook page, you probably saw the September 3rd post announcing they'll be stopping baked goods. I'm not gonna lie -- this hit me right in the sweet tooth. Closing the bakery side is bad news for my taste buds... but probably great news for my A1C. Silver linings, I guess. The good news? They're still serving coffee and specialty drinks, and that's worth supporting. Local businesses like this are the heartbeat of our town. \ So even if I can't get my scone fix forever, I'll still be swinging by for my black coffee -- because supporting local matters. And because, well... I'm old and set in my ways Verdict: Two Scoops of Sugar isn't just a bakery -- it's a little piece of Washington Court House magic. Locally owned! Get there while you can for the baked goods, and keep showing up for the coffee after. Your taste buds (and your community) will thank you. "They say money can't buy happiness... but it can buy cookies, and that's basically the same thing." ‍‍‍‍ Bald Head Rating: 4 out of 4 -- worth every crumb. Only 4 because of my disappointment about stopping the baked goods. #TwoScoops #ShopLocal #WCHProud #HomeTown #ButterscotchScone #MMCookie https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61581041460641

Left home early before breakfast for a crack of dawn meeting in Jackson so I was very pleased to…read moresee a cafe with breakfast getting good ratings on Yelp. Folks weren't lying. The Spot on Main Cafe fits the bill with a terrific warm pretzel breakfast sandwich with a large sausage patty and melted gouda. I'm pretty skeptical of sausage patties as they are typically thin, dry, and hockey puck-like. This one was none of those things. The large latte was robust in size and taste. Tasteful and super clean interior with good but not too loud music. Helpful service advising on choices (the bacon and swiss on a croissant was a close second when deciding what to get). Went for the pretzel which too wasn't the typically dry, hard, experience that requires incisor driven tearing to eat. I include a picture from the bathroom, definitely a first. But hanging on the inside of the door was a Scandinavia style high chair to have kiddos sit when you are otherwise occupied in this spotless bathroom. Two tables out front with shades and other tables around the corner in the back as well. Plenty of space inside but if you want to get outside to enjoy the morning coffee, that's an option. I'll definitely be back next time I have business in Jackson.

Every town needs A Spot on Main! The shop is upscale, trendy in a renovated historic building. They…read moreserve locally roasted coffee, breakfast and lunch sandwiches, and soups. We stopped in for an early lunch, which they serve all day. Everything on the menu looked delicious and prices are reasonable. I had a bowl of the chicken and rice soup. The soup was thick and creamy with lots of vegetables and delicious. My husband loved the Club Sandwich which was packed with ham, bacon, avocado, lettuce and tomato. Service was a bit confusing as one of the clerks told me to sit down and brought a menu. But she never came back to take our order and we figured out we had to go up to the counter to order. I guess the regulars know this. The place is popular, there's a line to order and most tables full. They have a nice patio out back with tables. Inside, there are about 15 tables. It gets loud inside when they are full. They sell their locally roasted coffee in the shop along with other coffee related gifts. There is street parking out front and a handicapped access at the rear entrance.

We only got coffee. But the coffee is amazing! The person that helped at the drive through was…read morevery patient and knowledgeable. Really helped us get what we wanted. This is a old saying, but a service with a smile. Great customer service!

Okay let's cut to the chase. The Scioto Valley Mocha is awesome! But...I will say this. Do not…read moreexpect a mocha flavor at all. It's definitely a caramel flavoring. I got the frozen and my girlfriend got the iced coffee. Both had the same look and taste of caramel. Looking at past reviews, it's clearly caramel. It's still really really good! Just don't expect mocha.

This spot has great ambiance and the coffee is great! I got the Cubano half sweet and it hit the…read morespot after a long day :) coming from California, this spot made me feel like home!

My favorite coffee shop in town. If you're looking for quality coffee with a great atmosphere…read more(surrounded by plants & great music) & friendly staff, this is the place. My favorite drink to order is the iced Cubano with an extra shot of espresso. (: Now since it's pumpkin season, The Pumpkin Loaf Cubano is my current favorite. It's basically a pumpkin roll in drink form ... Oh & the topping is a cream cheese topping. Need I say more. YUM.

Easy-on easy-off at County Road 87 when you are tooling down US 35 between Dayton and the Ohio…read moreRiver crossing at Pleasant Point ... Old Home Place is an Amish-run general grocery store, and a very nice one at that. This is one of those places that you'd drive by if you didn't know it was here ... but now that you do, do stop in. We generally travel between Chicago and Charlotte on this road, and will now add this as a required stop on the return leg. Clean bathrooms, nice people, great handmade sandwiches to-order, and all the other grocery items you'd expect at an Amish store. The closest little town is Frankfort ... so you'll have to go there for gas ... but everything else is just fine at Old Home Place. Recommended.

Shhh...dont let the secret get out, or else you will have to wait a long time to get served. The…read moreonly thing I dont like about this is that its an hour away from me. (one way). The food is awesome, (aka "made from scratch" not highly processed box food). the service is great..and even the restrooms are clean.