Super cute space and cool staff, very Brooklyn/NYC energy, ate outside since weather was good,…read moreseating inside is limited, on the pricier side but I'd say worth it Manchurian chicken - 9/10 great crunch from cabbage, nice sweet sauce Hushpuppies - 8/10 I loved it, very soft Thai tea - 8/10 not that sweet but also not super flavorful, refreshing though Breakfast sandwich - 8.5/10 Kati roll - 8.5/10 Chap cheese - 8/10

Saw this place on Triple D, so had to give it a try. Came in on a Thursday at noon. Heard the…read moreplace is small and often has a line out the door. Biggest problem was finding parking. Drove through several lots with others prowling as well. Ended up finding street parking right in front of of the joint. Line was not out the door, which was delightful since it was only 4 degrees out, but my butt was just inside right up against the door. By the time I got to place my order, a spot opened at the counter to enjoy the meal. This place is as much of a coffee house as it is a restaurant. I saw 4 taps and was hoping for an IPA, but they were for coffee and teas. Got a Diet Coke instead. Had the Smashburger and the fried rice to take out. The burger was one of the most awesome burgers I have ever had. I don't know what they put in it, but it was just downright delicious. The fried rice was for my daughter's lunch tomorrow, but I took a few bites of it just for quality control sake, and it was very good as well. Unlike any fried rice you have ever had.

Staff was amazing! Pleasant, helpful and accommodating. The honeycomb bread was superb! Never had…read moreanything similar to this type of history. Highly recommend the house latte which has cardamom, ginger and cinnamon. Great aesthetic/vibe. Definitely will be going again next time I am in the area.

I like coming here even though it's 25 minutes away. The place is always clean and everyone is…read morepleasant. The prices tend to be on the higher side but still not too bad.

Like stepping through a travel portal directly to France. I love the people, the food, the…read moreambiance. I recommend the cheese danish,which is a cloud of goodness to die for. You will love the vibe!

The service staff is incredibly rude. Some of the worst service that I have ever had in my life…read more Threw my stuff that left on the table when I got up to order in the trash. They did not care at all that all my things were thrown away and manager refused to apologize.

Best pistachio latte ever! Very cozy, very friendly and efficient staff. Great for meetings or meet…read moreups.

I cannot get enough of this coffee. The pistachio latte is amazing. The restaurant and bathrooms…read moreare stunning. The service is beyond kind and helpful.

Was working on my mom's house, which is in the development next to where this restaurant is located…read moredecided that I should have some kind of brunch so I stopped here for takeout The manager was very friendly, good personality very welcoming. She knew her menu extensively and was able to help me figure out what best entrée would work for my situation. I decided on a biscuit sandwich with egg and potato and bacon, which was delicious I said before the ambience of this place was very welcoming. The dining room was clean and had plenty of tables since this was takeout. I was only in the dining room for a short time. I will be back though, because my sandwich was delicious and I also noticed they have fried green tomatoes still I have had those here... They're amazing. I highly recommend them. Good place to stop if you're wanting to get breakfast sandwich

The service was really good. They let us take our time looking over the menu and could ask any…read morequestion about the menu. When arriving at the restaurant, it was completely empty, but it was clean. The food came out quickly and was really hot and delicious. Will definitely come back again. The grits were a really good consistency meaning was not runny but was not really thick. Definitely worth trying if you're in the area.

Espresso Air in Columbus was absolutely amazing. From the moment I walked in, the vibe was…read morewelcoming and cozy, and the quality of the coffee truly stood out. The espresso was rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced, clearly made by people who know and care about great coffee. Everything tasted fresh, and the overall experience exceeded my expectations. I will definitely be coming back.

Average coffee in downtown Westerville, unfortunately on the pricier side. It was overall good and…read morethe sweetness level was perfect - it just wasn't as good as expected.

A great family owned business that always makes for an actual quality meal when eating lunch near…read moreSchrock Road. They have great soups, chicken fingers and sandwiches, and I hear the personal pizzas are worth it. They're always friendly and accommodating. It's a nice atmosphere with a wide screen TV and a bunch of tables to choose from. An ATM is also available, although they do take credit. Stop by for a good portion of chicken! No skimping here with fresh, flavorful food.

I went into the Rode Home bike shop in downtown Worthington yesterdaYes to look at electric bikes!…read more The guy in back never came out from behind the desk to ask if he could assist me. iI'd been looking at electric bikes online, knew which brand was a better bike, the Aventon saw one and that man never gave me the time of day, no greeting no nothng! I even called my bf and was telling him they had two bikes I liked! He never offered ANY info about the bike, price, anything! I had to keep going back to him to ask questions as he was rude and offered no assistance!!!! I bought that same bike elsewhere, actually I bought two electric bikes! please don't shop at Ride Home Bike Shop, you'll be so disappointed!!!!!

A cool shop. It has bikes and coffee, what else could one want? The bike stuff is priced okay…read morecompared to other independent bike shops, and the selection is of good quality. If you like fancy pour over coffee, it isn't that expensive. The owner is a friendly fellow and knowledgeable. It beats the bike store and coffee chains. It's locally owned and the owner seems to be the only employee. There are several bikes for sale. It has a good selection of accessories. The gloves are about $30, but they look to be of good quality. It's not cheap for anything here, but prices are comparable to many independent bike stores in the area. They also offer bike repair. As for the coffee, it's fresh. The pour over is great. It's about $3.50 for a cup. The fancier coffees are about $6 each, but they are probably good. It has the bike stuff at the front. It has places to sit in the rear of the store. The store is probably too noisy for relaxing with coffee if they're working on bikes and making coffee, but is good if you need some coffee and look for some bike parts.

DO NO ORDER FOR HERE!!!! When I got my order:…read more1)Half ounce was not labeled at all (they told me the percentage over the phone) 2)The edible I was giving since I left a five star was also not labeled and without warnings(I live with children) 3)The women I spoke to first about this said it was normal for them not to label anything 4)When talking to the manager he told me she was wrong and took zero responsibility 5) He later back peddled and told me the reason the edibles weren't labeled is because they were just made 6)They offered me a refund which I never received Very disappointing since the customer service was alright but based on all the other one star reviews this is how they run their business and it's 100 percent ILLEGAL!

Excellent accurate service. Smoked illegal 50 years and now I have your great delivery service!…read more Open again soon!

I'd rather go elsewhere. I ordered two red tamales, a chorizo quesadilla, and some pan dulce to go…read more The person taking my order seemed confused and kept thinking I wanted a chicken quesadilla. I pointed on the menu and also switched to ordering in Spanish. I guess that wasn't enough because once I got home I still found a chicken quesadilla in my bag. Everything tasted fine but I was really wanting chorizo. I even asked in Spanish if they have chorizo and I was told yes. I don't plan to return. I wish I hadn't gone out of my way to go here because Saraga (the international grocery store) has less expensive pan dulce and that are still really good. I think saraga also has tamales but I haven't tried them yet.

There was not a menu anywhere or very many baked goods available in the display case. I was not…read moresure what they had once there. I looked at the menu online but it didn't seem like they had half the stuff that was online. The girl behind the counter did pull out a small menu. I ordered something but can't even tell you what it was as it has been a few months since I was actually there. They have some tables to sit at but I took my order to go.