Delicious and well presented! Lovely staff, just be prepared for your food to take a bit. Well…read moreworth the wait! Loved the avocado toast and soup de jour!

What a wonderful way to start my Sunday adventures. I had a beautiful latte and the Wentelteefjes,…read moreor focaccia French toast with a side salad. The French toast was so nice and thick and the pear jam was a nice touch. I also enjoyed the balsamic vinegar dressing on the salad - it was nice and thick. My server was also friendly and attentive. The only downside was that I would have preferred my salad on a separate plate and wished I had thought to ask when I ordered.

Staff were friendly, and the restaurant was spotless. Knocking off a couple of stars because their…read morecaramel latte had a very medicinal taste :( was not great. Maybe some of their other drinks could be good, but this one missed the mark.

Drink of choice: Oat cappuccino with cinnamon powder. 10/10…read more Pastry of choice: Twice baked chocolate almond croissant and it did not disappoint! 10/10 Love the atmosphere of this place, you have your choice to sit in one of three rooms, along with outdoor seating too. Which is so nice in the cooler months :) Sweet workers, cool area of town, would definitely recommend

Obsessed with this place! They have many gluten-free macaroons, in vanilla, hot chocolate,…read morechocolate, cherry, and more. Never had so much filling in a macaroon - so delish! Good service and clean area with plenty of seating in and around the place.

I stopped in for a quick refreshing drink on a very hot day. And I'm glad I did. This place had…read moreseveral choices. And I didn't know what to choose. The staff were friendly and walked me through the different options. I'll be back for sure.

I will never come back because of the way a staff member acted towards me and my autistic daughter…read more I felt very uncomfortable and unwelcome and like my daughter couldn't exist how she is which obviously is different than nuerotypical people. It's unfortunate because she was so excited and would love to come back. I won't go back because she made us feel so damn unwelcome. It's hard enough going out into the community when you're child is different. I don't want to pay money to be made to feel unwelcome when I can get it plenty for free. Many business and people talk about being inclusive but often times do the complete opposite whether they intend to or not.

This is my second time visiting. I came for yarn night Very cozy and relaxing. Staff were great and…read morethe kitties were so fun as always. I had a coffee and glass of rose.

Very cozy, and relaxed coffee house! Ordered special…read moreValentine's Day edition coffees. They don't serve lunch, but so nicely, the owners let us bring Eli's Barbecue from there:) Will definitely our favorite place to lounge another time!

Good, dog-friendly bar that's a convenient pitstop between Anderson Township and locations west…read more During our visit, they offered friendly bar service, a good beer selection and a comfortable place to spend half an hour.

Had the privilege of spending a very lovely morning here! I was just planning on killing a little…read moretime, maybe getting a light drink, but this place has a special type of charm that really invites you in. I'm not big on coffee shop beverages, but their food menu really sparked my curiosity. They had some bao bun variations on special that I absolutely needed to try. They asked that I find a seat while they prepared the food. I loved each of them so much, they were all very different from each other, but so beautifully and thoughtfully crafted. As I waited for the food, I got to soak up the ambiance, which was just as memorable and wonderful as the food. I loved the different vibes of each floor: all tranquil but still distinct. I got to people watch a couple on their first date, a father and son reunion, and a setup for a tea party. All in an enchanting atmosphere as I enjoyed my bao! Definitely try this place if you are in the area! You are sure to fall in love as I did.

This place is such a hidden gem! The moment I walked in, I felt like I'd stepped into a tranquil…read morecorner of Asia; warm wood tones, minimalist decor, soft music, and beautiful tea sets that make you want to slow down and savor the moment. The whole aesthetic is calm, intentional, and absolutely Instagram-worthy (but in the best, most authentic way). I ordered a pot of their loose-leaf Parvati's Happiness and got to enjoy it with a tea pet! Such a fun and meditative experience; watching the tea pour over the tiny ceramic figure felt both playful and peaceful. You can tell the staff genuinely care about the craft of tea; they walk you through the ritual without being pretentious. Food-wise, the miso sesame vegan bagel sandwich blew me away. The cashew chili oil cream cheese was next-level; creamy, a little spicy, and perfectly balanced with the nutty miso sesame flavor. It's one of those dishes that makes you forget it's vegan because it's just that satisfying. Customer service was wonderful too; friendly, attentive, and clearly passionate about what they do. They made the whole experience feel personal and welcoming. If you're into mindful tea experiences, beautiful spaces, and creative plant-based food, this spot is a must-visit. I can't wait to come back and try more!

A bookstore, gift shop, and cafe all rolled into one. Booksellers on Fountain Square is a great…read morespot for a coffee meeting. Sit by the windows and people watch, or snag a booth and have lunch. The staff at Booksellers is very friendly and eager to help. If you're a traveler and are in need of travel necessities (phone chargers, Advil, other basics) this is a great place to swing by. The only downside to the café is that the food is a bit overpriced. The ham and brie croissant is delightful, and the cauliflower salad is a great side. The flatbreads are a safe choice and they also have grab-and-go parfaits and bakery items. One of my favorite tables in the shop (towards the front), is always filled with gag gifts and funny coffee-table reads. Booksellers is charming and a great spot to get your morning fix, or to drop in and get some work done. tl;dr: It's a bookstore, it's a coffee shop. Drink coffee. Read books.

It's a nice Big bookstore with gifts and cards and plenty to look at lots of counterspace looking…read moreout of town Square right across from the via Vita restaurant. Good place to get some hot coffee hot tea or a cold drink and buy a pair of socks for your daughter who loves cats. It's quiet very very quiet. There is a little music playing in the background that is barely noticeable. Just a Nice place to come and relax and window watch. There are plenty of nice niches to sit and read couches tiny tables open ceiling dim light and lots and lots of book selections. It kind a looks like it's multi-rooms because it spread out a little bit. The macaroons were a little stale but nothing to screech at. They were at the bottom of the barrel. I'm going to remember to come here when I want to relax and just get out of the busyness.

Stopped in to grab some pastries on a snowy morning. These ruled. Ube croissaint lives up to the…read morehype, the cream is not too sweet. The everything bagel croissant was also fantastic. Strong corn flavor on the corn pastry, bold. Not pictured is the bbq bao which was also great. Wish it had some bit of heat though to counter the sweet. Great service. Super friendly. Street parking but grabbed a spot right out front.

I'm told the rotating ramen offerings means you have to come back a few times to find your…read morefavorite. While my visit didn't top my ramen preference, a savory mochi appetizer was a unique and wonderful introduction to this busy little place. Bar service seating can be a bit cramped when the restaurant is full but the friendly service and tasty food makes up for it. Interesting experiments like the Cincinnati Style Ramen, I'll let you decide for yourself if that's worth pursuing more than once.

I'm visiting Cincinnati from Florida for a few days, and I stumbled upon this place completely by…read moreaccident. Boy, am I glad I did. After ordering my sandwich and coffee at the front with Candice, who was extremely pleasant, I sat at the bar and waited for my food. I ordered the ham and butter baguette sandwich, and I can honestly say it was the best baguette sandwich I've ever had in the USA. I travel to France often and absolutely love the bread there, so for me to praise a sandwich because of the bread says a lot. The coffee was also excellent and even came with beautiful latte art. The café itself was bright, welcoming, and filled with natural light. I truly enjoyed my experience and highly recommend Allez Café.

love love LOVE this space. food and coffee options are absolutely phenomenal (duh!!) i feel so…read morelucky to have this in the neighborhood! edited to add: i've come here twice now and kyle immediately remembered my friend and i from our initial visit which made us feel really appreciated :,)