What a cute little coffee shop! This shop is located in Uptown Maumee. My husband and I both had…read morehouse coffees and I had a shot of sugar free caramel which was flavorful. We both had the yogurt parfait which was vanilla yogurt with a generous serving of blueberries and strawberries. My husband had the ham, egg and cheese sandwich, he said it was great especially the ciabatta bread. Great little coffee shop I would stop at again when I am in the area.

Logistics. On the eastside of Conant Street and south of E Dudley, in uptown Maumee, bougie burb of…read moreToledo. BUSY street parking. Vibe and First Impressions. There is a door to the building and to your right there is their main entrance to the coffee shop. Watch your step UP into the café. Music is contemporary and not too loud. Vintage decor. Standup Piano. Cozy seating arrangements of 2 to 8 seats throughout. Storefront window to gaze at the bustling traffic and pedestrians. Offerings. Standard coffee shop menu and interesting pastries, interesting cheesecakes, biscotti, and cookies. We got mocha and salted caramel latte. Very good. Fun latte art. Oatmeal cookie was chewy, spicy, and comforting. Happy to see lunch items on menu. Pics say more. Hospitality. Friendly and accommodating baristas. Bussed our dishes since it was almost closing. Of Note and Last Impressions. Lovely loos; clean and stocked. The temp of the café was a bit too cold for our preference. But overall, good place to just enjoy a cafe drink with friends.

What a cute spot! It's name comes from the old department store in Toledo. Most of the accent…read morepieces are from the original store. Giving this place a "take you back in time" vibe. The coffee is excellent! They have 3 milk options which are whole, almond & oat. Their Winter drinks were perfect to make it a cozy experience in their sitting area - peppermint, ginger, cinnamon were part of the ingredients offered. The service was very war as well & very sweet. The icing on the cake, or the whip on the latte, was their 1960s LIFE magazine that gave us a few conversations topics to ponder on!

This coffee shop was sooo cute! I loved all the decor and the history that was everywhere…read more Everything was very clean. The guy working was super helpful and knowledgeable about the menu. He also gave us a little history lesson about the city. I would give it a 5 * if the coffee was a little better. It was just okay. I tasted more flavoring than "coffee". But it was decent. The spicy burrito was really good. Uniquely shaped and I believe homemade. They lost points for not having hot sauce though

This is such a cute coffee shop. I love the indoor atmosphere and the outdoor seating. The people…read moreare all so friendly. They have a variety of options. It's in a great area.

We enjoyed the ambience and the service, especially the patio area for their Irish coffee.read more

Super friendly coffee shop right on Conant with ample parking in the back, Georgette's is an asset…read moreto Maumee. It is named for Georgette Engler, who with her husband Roy, founded Sunshine Children's Home in the 50s to help other families care for their children with disabilities and to help "bring a little bit of sunshine" into the lives of these children through loving care in a clean, home-like setting. The coffeehouse offers supported employment to workers with developmental disabilities in its kitchen, café and coffee-packaging areas right down the road. Plus, their coffee and food is delicious!!

They get 2 stars for making an effort hiring those in our community with special needs which is…read morenice but how about training the staff to be nice. My girl asked for a different dressing for her salad, attitude. Don't care that's there's an extra charge. That's not a problem. Attitude is. Asked for grilled cheese. Can you add turkey? Attitude, yeah for extra charge. I wasnt looking for free. Its the way she talked to us and the attitude. Huh So this grilled cheese with the cheapest 1 slice of turkey wasnt good. Tasted like what I get at Walmart. I did my best with it but couldn't eat more than half. No mayo or anything. Im sure that's extra charge. My girl asked if they could warm her coffee because what she got from their carafe wasn't hot. Nope. Didn't ask for a new cup or anything just no. How was everything? I just looked at her. My friend indicated cold coffee. Crickets. I appreciate what they do for the community but I can donate another way. Wont get anymore of my cash for a sandwich I can make better at home and I cant cook.I took my $2 water in a box n they gave me a bag, not a box for my half of sandwich.I just thru it away. Went next door to village idiot next door for pizza. Im good on this spot

Had to make an unplanned trip to Perrysburg. The banker at Citizens highly recommended Maddie &…read moreBella's. After a 3 hour drive, it was the perfect place to recharge before getting back on the road. It's what a coffee shop should be. Warm and cozy environment. The staff is very friendly. I had an iced honeybee latte and lemon lavender scone. Both very good. A nice balanced coffee beverage - good flavor and not too sweet. If you have time take the short walk to Riverside Park. Great view of the Maumee River. Lots of comfortable places to sit.

Stopped into Maddie & Bella Coffee Roasters at the Downtown Perrysburg location. The inside is cute…read morewith some tables to sit and enjoy items at or work from. They roast their own coffee beans and have them on display for purchase just under the cash register. Most of the bags I looked at, beans had been roasted in the last week so they are fresh! I love that they make their syrups in house to give the coffee better flavor. I originally wanted a Lavender latte but they were out of the syrup. I pivoted to the Salted Caramel Latte. The beans had a good medium roast flavor to them, syrup flavor was subtle but present, but my drink could have been hotter. My husband got a Masala Chai Latte. We noticed his drink was made from a chai concentrate bought; it overall was ok. I recommend staff labeling drink cups going forward as they couldn't remember which was which after placing on the counter. Either way, this was a great coffee shop stop and offers some great seasonal options.

The coffee is amazing. The pumpkin cheesecake roll amazing! Would come here Everytime I'm paid…read more Queer friendly and such.

I don't know how I come off, but on the inside I'm a nerd…read more Nobody knows it, but I'm a low-key nerd. Shit. I just outed myself. Damn it. Well, I'm also into coffee. So this place is right up my alley. Dragon's Roost has been around for years. It used to be in Sylvania, then Holland. Now it's in West Toledo, on Sylvania Avenue, just east of Pa Jolly's and just west of the Chessie Circle Trail crossing. This is by far the best spot. THIS is EXACTLY where a place like this belongs. Atmosphere: Two-story building. Upstairs is gaming tables and the like. Downstairs is the café plus games, miniatures, and books for sale. Coffee: Damned good, and the menu is huge. Personally I like the Dark Lord and the Dragon's Breath. Both are mocha-style drinks flavored with hot peppers (ghost and cayenne). D'sR also serves breakfast, cookies, pastries, hotdogs and so on. I haven't eaten here yet. Staff: Friendly and accommodating. Hours: Longer than what's listed on Yelp or the website (in fact, the site doesn't look like it's been updated in about a year). During the week they actually open at 7 a.m. every day, including Monday, and close at 10 p.m. Weekend hours are a little different. So if you're a closet geek, like me, this place is for you. You can can go in, ostensibly for the coffee, but soak up the nerditude while you're there. But if you don't wanna blow your cover, make sure you do so after a heavy leg day at Super Fitness. 5 stars!!

I liked this spot. I do wish they had prices on their coffee mugs etc…read more Luckily I read about this spot before going or I wouldn't have realized they had food. The food menus were not obvious and the staff did not help much. Their drink menu board is fun but hard to read. Sent a group in after me and they couldn't find where there was a food menu and had a hard time with the staff showing them (they didn't even after being asked) so they only got coffee and got food elsewhere. Items did take awhile. I think if they were more helpful to out of towners (tons of hotels around) and made it more obvious of their different offers they could get a lot more $$$ per head. Decent vibes inside. I do feel like they could have done more for the aviation theme.

Great service, especially in helping me pick a drink with their new menu. The additional seating…read morethey added makes it much easier to find a seat and enjoy your coffee and the quiche I go was so light and fluffy it was unbelievable. I was visiting ohio for the weekend and I got breakfast here both days!

A great coffee shop in Downtown Perrysburg! They had a wide variety of flavor combinations to try…read morebut I loved that they also utilize Iron Bean Coffee which is a local roaster in Perrysburg. I got the Birds + Bees latte which came with honey and rose extract. I loved how much the rose flavor came through in the drink. My husband got a Chai Latte which they use a Washington based company's extract. It definitely had a unique flavor that grows on you. Our (2) 16oz drinks were $13 which is more expensive for the area; but, they also offer some of the most unique flavor pairings. Tip: They do charge a 3% service fee when someone uses a credit card.

Got coffee and pastries on my way out of Toledo. This is a cute spot although they don't have a…read morewhole lot of seating. Coffee was good and pastries hit the spot especially the lemon raspberry muffin.

Since new owners took over, Plate 21 has completely turned around. Not only are the beverages A++,…read morebut the staff, the ambience, the food! Everything has elevated dramatically. I come here at least once a week, if not multiple times. I'm the one with the soot sprite hat that orders the chocolate croissant as an afternoon treat haha. Most of all, I LOVE their assortment of pastries and baked goods from their bakery plus local specialties (like the croissants from Madeline's Patisserie and donuts from Holy Toledough). To the new owners, well done and thank you!

This was a nice little find. I had been looking for a vegan breakfast spot for a while and this…read morekept coming up. It is not totally vegan, however, it has real vegan options. When you walk in you go to the counter and place your order. The food is brought to your table. It gives the crunchy granola vibe when you walk in. Yet, it is still a good find. I will be back and try another vegan option.

Apologize for the delay on posting this review... We visited MacQueen's Orchard in late October on…read morea Saturday. Due to it being close to Halloween and in Apple Season, it was busy. MacQueen's is a local business that has been around for years and not only do they offer pick your own apples and pumpkins, they have a nice produce selection, jam & jelly room, bakery (nothing better than warm donuts this time of year), cider mill where you can watch the bottling process, and a room full of Christmas decor. Staff is friendly and helpful even when they have a ton of people meandering about. Prices are fair for the quality of product and as I mentioned previously, their warm donuts are a hit! We will be back...

picker beware!…read more Yesterday I was picking apples and fell into an extremely large hole. So large that only my chest and head were sticking out. As a result today I cannot walk. Today I called to speak with somebody spoke with Lynn McQueen. I shared my story and she pretty much brushed me off. Basically saying that it was a large property and they had a hard time taking care of it. She didn't ask how I was feeling nor that she was sorry that I was hurt. There was no human comfort or care. Extremely disappointed. And I am in pain Pick at your own risk. They don't care if you get hurt. They are more worried about how big they are and that they can't take care of their entire property