This cute coffee shop is minutes away from the hotel that we stayed at. I needed a strong cup of…read moreJoe to jumpstart my day because we were heading to Dayton and Columbus. This particular coffee shop caught my attention because their website indicated, "Every purchase creates job opportunities for local teens and supports schools, nonprofits, and community organizations." I stopped by on a Saturday at 8 am. There were several patrons at the small tables and several people came in after me. It looks like they are popular among locals. I had the iced latte with house-made lavender syrup. I told the waitstaff that I prefer less sweet and she asked if they should lessen the amount of lavender syrup. I declined but I probably should've taken her suggestion because the drink was a teeny bit too sweet for me. But otherwise, the coffee was strong and it kept me running for hours!

Okay third time is the charm lol…read more They have a restroom. They have indoor and outdoor seating. The plaza has a step up from the curve but there are ramps. The door is manual. They used Monin syrups. They have a syrup list at the order counter. They also have a list of their favorite flavors that you could take inspiration from. There have been other patrons there every time I've went but the service is fairly quick. I don't think their coffee is my favorite but I use it as a vehicle for my flavoring anyway so it's okay lol

Stopped in the other day. My drink was delicious and the staff was very kind! The place is super…read morecute too! I will definitely be back. Thank you!

My mom and I went out to Olde West Chester to try Coterie Cafe and it was a sweet new spot for us…read more When you enter, there is a play room that resembles a home's living room where a group of moms and toddlers were playing and chatting. There were cozy couches and tons of toys. This is always great to see and makes me think I could meet friends here for a play date! Then when you enter, the inside looks more like a coffee shop with a bar and various seating options. There is a lot going on inside. There was a small gift area and decor everywhere that goes in a lot of different directions. For example there was references to Jesus, tarot, local events, pride stickers, etc. None of that bothered me and I love a place that can cater to everyone so I appreciated that. However it does seem a bit cluttered and one thing I noticed is there is a lot of AI generated content around, like for their paper menus and signage around the store. Obviously whether or not to use AI is a personal preference but for me it made the already colorful and crowded room a bit overstimulating. My mom got a Black Forest mocha and I got a pumpkin matcha. It was definitely sweet but I enjoyed it. If you like sweet but simple matcha (no foams or add ins, etc) you would like it. Their menu includes a little of everything, just like the store. I would come back if I were in the area, or for a play date!

Unique coffee roastery and cafe with Turkish and Arabic coffee made fresh…read more Also lots of different treats, sweets, and more such as Turkish delight, candy, and baklava. Also on the menu are smoothies and ice cream.

Very friendly place! ton of different chocolates and desserts that would make great gifts. Was able…read moreto try dubai chocolate - so delicious!

We arrived in the later afternoon on a Saturday…read more The store is bright and appears to be well kept. We were immediately greeted upon entry, and pleasantly surprised to find a fair amount of choices left! As we looked over our choices, the employee offered a sample of their donut holes as a first time visitor! The donut holes were nice. Fluffy and nice, not overly sweet. We ordered a glazed persian, glazed crueller and a cotton candy. My daughter didnt care for the cotton candy topping, but no points loss since it is preference issue. It was a little toooo sugary for us. Husband reports French crueller was really good, well made and good flavor. Persian was a bit too sweet for him. I ordered a sugar twist to enjoy later, imagining it to be soft and fluffy like the donut hole. We will be bringing the rest of our kiddos here to check it out in the future!

This was my third stop on the donut trail, and Holtman's stood out as the most modern-looking shop…read more I loved that you could see right into their kitchen--it adds a fun, behind-the-scenes feel to the experience! Their donuts are beautifully made, and I decided to try the doughsant ($4.25). Its shape reminded me of Parlor's version, though I found it not flaky enough, especially at that price point. The location is easy to access, with plenty of parking. It's almost a standalone building, except for one neighboring business. Overall, a nice stop if you're exploring the local donut scene!

I ordered the day before and grabbed my donuts for an event it was good to go! I was able to pay…read moreover the phone as well (but you could pay in person but it made it easier on me). I got assorted, if you order 2 dozen they will add all two in one box so I would make sure if you did not want that to ask them ahead of time. I've heard so many great things about this place & it didn't disappoint! It's a small shop in a shopping area, didn't see signage (doesn't mean not there from the road) but gps does tell you where to go and leads you where needed.

Happy to relay Stan the Donut Man is part of the Donut Trail!!…read more I am a HUGE fan of glazed donuts and Stan has THE BEST! I have been to many bakeries around town. Yes they have many other varieties as well as seasonal variations! A definite a cure for that morning sweet tooth! As you enter you're greeted by the friendly staff!!! They do have limited table seating. Pop in and experience what the best glazed donuts taste like!!! You won't be disappointed in the least!

Great coffee. Friendly service. Atmosphere is great. Very friendly staff that will help if you have…read moreany issues with the online app. Food is good and quick. I'd recommend arriving a little early as this location gets pretty busy.

Went through the drive thru at 625pm. They close at 7pm. The girl told me,"since we're getting…read moreready to close soon, we cant make a frozen." I left. And will not be back. They had 35 minutes until close. It was a young girl who just wanted to sit on her phone and do nothing. I will not be back. She needs trained. She is lazy.

We were a party of 10 and were greeted warmly without angst. Sooo important to a group of hungry…read morepeople The portion sizes are HUGE ... be warned and aware! Service was good in that everyone got what they ordered. My waffle was pretty delicious. This is not fancy food - but it is well done and you get a lot of it!! We were so hungry I didn't get pictures my stomach overrode my Yelp-sense. (It's like spidey- sense but for Yelpers. )

I ducked into The Original Pancake House this morning with an empty belly and a head full of hope,…read moreand I walked back out cradling a little breakfast story I can't wait to pass along. From the very first bite, the food wrapped me up like a cozy blanket. The servers, meanwhile, moved with a laid-back, almost Sunday-morning calm, even though the calendar said otherwise. That easy pace wasn't a deal breaker, but it did have me sneaking glances toward the kitchen, part patient and part curious. When the omelet finally arrived, my eyes widened. Calling it an omelet feels too plain. Picture a quiche teaming up with an airy pile of eggs and stacking itself sky-high, one luscious layer after another. The whole thing reminded me of a savory, egg-only lasagna. Each forkful was soft, buttery, and delightfully rich. While I waited, I hugged a mug of coffee between my palms. Nothing fancy to report--just hot, strong, caffeinated comfort doing exactly what I needed it to do as the morning rubbed the sleep from its eyes. I strolled out already plotting a return for the specialty pancakes everyone keeps buzzing about. If they're half as magical as that omelet, I might have to set up permanent residence. For now, I'm docking one star for the leisurely service. Speed things up a bit and this place earns a solid five.

Half of pumps don't work and haven't for quite a while. Unfortunately this is common for speedways…read morein the area. Further up I-75 in Monroe has the same problem. How many lost customers will it take to FIX YOUR PUMPS!!

First time coming here, wanted to grab some food and drinks while heading out to the toledo area…read more It's a great gas station. Easy access to and from the highway. Plenty of gas pumps, moderate sized store with everything you'd expect from a gas station

Rachel is the best server ever!!! She is so nice and recommended great food. Come here and make…read moresure you dine with her!!

Voodoo Brewing was a dinner selection for a work gathering and it fell quite flat impressing the…read moregroup of 12 ppl. Its two highlights were the service. Our server hustled and our drinks and food were provided quickly and accurately. The appetizers were the best food of the night, especially the pulled pork nachos and pub pretzels. Other shared bites ordered were the hummus platter and buffalo chicken dip with chips. I enjoyed my breakfast burger with the fried egg and fries. My coworker that ordered the shrimp po boy sandwich gave it a thumbs up. Most other items, including the pizzas and salads, got poor reviews. My friend noted the shaved brussels salad was one of the worst items he'd eaten. Plenty of beers on tap. The environment at Voodoo was awful, which became a laughing matter. We sat at a high top table made of pallets and the steel chairs were incredibly uncomfortable for some of our team to sit in. Several of us were sliding forward out of the seat and by the end of the night we were in pain having wrapped our feet around the legs to stay out. By the end of the night most of us were standing up at the table. Trivia was the nightly event. The music was loud and person leading trivia was fairly hard to understand over it. Our host that picked Voodoo thought it may be a fun activity for us but we gave up on participating. Lots of seating inside and fine for groups. Private parking lot. If you stop in, ask for a short table (also with bad chairs) and only order apps and beer.