Tried the Twilight Iced Latte and it was SO good! Such a delicious combination of flavors, and the…read morecoffee shop has such a cute, cozy vibe. Definitely a new favorite and I'll be back to try more!

I stumbled upon this place through a tik tok and it wasn't too far from my house. The ambiance is…read moreeccentric and colorful. There is space to work. I ordered the iced twilight latte with hazelnut and banana syrup. OMG it was sooo good!! The baristas were very friendly and I will be coming back!

Very nice people…read more They have a drive thru The place is cute Coffee is ok - just not my favorite

While they have been in operation for nearly two decades on this street, their move to this…read morelocation happened within the last few years. This space houses their cafe and roasting operations. If you're planning to check it out, there is parking out front and alongside the building. If you're in a rush, you can use the drive-thru for your brewed coffee and espresso drinks and even order ahead for pickup on any beans or grounds. The space is cozy and lends itself to a quick grab-and-shop. Would recommend for those looking for a local coffee option, especially if you need coffee making supplies or local snacks to pair with your coffee.

Pricy, big portions, good flavors…read more Wanted to try something a bit fancy while out and about in Ohio. This place came out as a local crepe place, and that sounded good to me. Inside is very spacious, homey but modern. There was a lot to consider, but they advertised as a crepe place so I opted for a savory and sweet crepe plus a croissant to go. Plus some macaroons because why not? Got to watch my crepes come to life, and food got dropped relatively quickly. Took pics and dug in. The crepes were fairly large and had pronounced flavors. The Paris crepe was citrusy and sugary in the right ways. The whipped cream was of low quality though, leave a film on top of the pallet and the propellant was bitter which makes the whipped cream taste cheap and out of a can. The savory crepe was odd. The presentation made it look like a sweet crepe, but it was balsamic glaze. It worked with the filling but threw off my expectations. It was funky, cheesy, and very savory. Needed a little salt to help make the cheese flavor pop. The croissants are gigantic. Did not expect as big of one for the price. Was suppose to be pistachio flavored cream but it was more almond flavored. Think they tried to use extract and lost the flavor with the sweet. The macaroons were okay, little crumbly and also lacked flavor. Not bad, but not with the price. Everything came out to about 45 bucks, so a bit pricy but the portions were large. I would expect a bit more punch in flavors for the money, but it wasn't too bad given the size. It's good crepes, and great portions. Needs better quality control on their flavors but if they can fine tune that then this would be an easy recommendation. Right now, it's fun to try but might be not to everyone's taste

Was in the neighborhood when my girls noticed this cute crepe restaurant. It so happened that we…read morehadn't had lunch yet so they decided that's where we're gonna have to eat. You place your order at the counter and they bring your food and drinks to your table. We got a maple bacon crepe, crème brûlée crepe, kid's crepe, and I had to try the Dubai chocolate latte. My older daughter and I halfed each of the savory and sweet crepes so we each got to try both, while my younger daughter had the kid crepe all to herself. Overall, we thought the crepes were good - we enjoyed it, but nothing spectacular. However, I think I enjoyed my Dubai chocolate latte more than the crepes. They had some interesting drinks on the menu and I'd like to go back and try some of their other coffee creations.

Nestled with walking distance of Baldwin Wallace, Cafe Ah Roma is bustling with students and…read morelocals alike. Whether you are grabbing a coffee and muffin, curling up with a book or doing homework this is the blend to be. They offer a variety of sandwiches, pastries, bagels, coffees and teas, just a little bit for everyone. We opted for bagel sandwiches made to order, simple no fuss and delicious. The chai was perfect...extra hot spicy and full of nutmeg just the way I like it.

Coffee or tea in a place most people wouldn't think is a college town - 2 of 2…read more In downtown Berea and not far from small private Baldwin Wallace University is this independent and popular coffeehouse. It's popular with students, with educators, with local residents, and with whomever has had it recommended to them ... like me. I have had two people tell me about Cafe Ah-Roma and one was a local friend who now prefers coffeehouses in suburbs closer to the lake. Regardless, everyone you ask about it seems to know exactly where Cafe Ah-Roma is. When first told about it, I thought it had something to do with Rome. It then became very obvious it's a play on the word aroma that will additionally have you making an "ah" sound for relief and/or elation. The interior is comfortable like an old shoe and, based on the postings, art work, and vibe, the store has real connectedness to its community. Note that this area leans slightly liberal but not ridiculously so. That means you might even see a Karen or two in here. Also, true to the notion that "culture comes from the top down," the staff that helps you, often students, are very polite and customer-focused when the chain coffeehouses are almost at the point of sliding things at you. These are good values that the owners are passing on to employees and, here, it's about the customers. They want to know that you are happy with your purchase. I want to add that, to go with your coffee or tea, they have cookies, pastries, or could put together something savory for you. In my case, I added a tomato basil bagel with a vegetable spread that they made for me. It's all good. The prices for menu items are also fair. This coffeehouse is in the suburb immediately south of the international airport. Only a few hotels are north of CLE, with most of them being south in Berea or Middleburg Heights. If staying at a nearby hotel, this locale is nearby. Cafe Ah-Roma is for everyone and the broad customer base is really interesting. In more temperate weather, there are exterior chairs and tables under the covered walkway to nearby stores. The interior is fairly spacious and bright. In closing, Ah-Roma deserves high marks for being a good coffeehouse (4 stars) and then some, hence 5 stars.

Charming restaurant, many breakfast choices and breakfast drinks. A little crowded Sunday brunch…read moretime, but that's not unusual. I loved the omelet-- I told the waitress that it was so good the chef must be French, and she said that she relayed that to him, and he said "well, I am French." Accessibility: it's accessible, but a few comments. No steps to enter, but the door is a bit narrow --your wheelchair should fit through, but not much extra. Not an automatic door; you'll need somebody to open it for you (shouldn't be a problem; the hostess station has a clear view.). Bathrooms are accessible, a bit of a twisty corridor to get to them, and if someone is at the table closest to the bathrooms you may need to ask them to slide out of the way. Toilets do have grab bars.

WOW! What a hidden gem. The seasonal items are absolutely amazing, the pumpkin Mac and cheese…read moresounds weird but it was SO GOOD! 10 out of 10

Had a black eye coffee with dark roast, very delicious! They have many drink options, both hot and…read morecold. Breakfast sandwiches too. This was my first visit, but plan on going back regularly. Well staffed with efficient, friendly people. They were pretty busy but we were taken care of quickly and with curiosity.

I love supporting local businesses. Roasted Coffee Shop is owned and operated by fellow North East…read moreOhioans. Hot or cold, coffee is always fresh and yummy. A hot breakfast sandwich with a medium latte (1 pump of brown sugar and extra shot of espresso) is my go to order and a great start to my day.

Not your typical coffee shop. It's a church with a coffee shop inside. They don't have a true…read moreespresso machine. It's all automatic. I ordered an espresso macchiato and really got more like a cappuccino. I tasted it and then re-ordered it the correct way. Neither one was very good. The first one had way too much almond milk in it. I could barely taste the coffee at all. The second one that was done right had a more acidic bitter taste to it. Not a very good cup of Espresso. The price was good though two dollars and change. The customers seemed happy and friendly. The employee was friendly and accommodating. She remade my espresso macchiato the proper way With a friendly kind demeanor. The inside of the church and the coffee shop are beautiful too bad they don't have a great cup of coffee though. you just can't get a great cup of coffee when you're not making the espresso from scratch with humans. Automated machines preset etc. never make an amazing cup of coffee or espresso. I would've given zero stars if I could for the cup of coffee but three stars for atmosphere and surroundings, hence one star since the main objective of the store is making a good cup of coffee.

Global Grounds is wonderful and perfect for a delicious cup of Coffee, Espressos, Cappuccinos from…read morecoffee grounds from all over the Earth. Perfect place to meet a friend, study or just relax. Free Wifi and Plenty of Power Outlets. The best part of it all, all profits go to Global Missions. God best great coffee and everyone who drinks it!

As always the food was delicious. I had the "lighter lunch." It is the house salad with sesame…read moreginger dressing and a baked sweet potato served with cinnamon butter. So good and just the right amount of food. Gabby served us and is always nice and easy to work with. The building is old and breezy and not anything to be done about that.

Was doing a little holiday shopping at the cute shops and decided to try this place lunch. Cute,…read morenice menu, and the pot roast potpie was delish. Great prices as well.

amazing service! ginger tea is good and cheesecake is yum…read moreinterior is rly nice and well decorated bathrooms r super nice

Not your typical coffee counter, Shibam coffee is beautiful,…read morethe menu is vast and the staff our friendly. Tucked in the back parking lot with plenty of surface lot parking, so won't have to walk far. There is plenty of space to have a seat and enjoy a cup of coffee or an array pastries. My husband opted for an espresso, full bodied and hot, he also had an americano, which he loved. I ordered the chai, it was hot, but I don't think I would order it again, the spice was there, but I thought it was bland. We will definitely try it again, the menu was full and appealing.

Bright, open and full of local art, the staff is welcoming and attentive but our breakfast choices…read morewere just okay. We ordered two different Benedict plates, the smoked salmon and the Joe, with sausage. Our meal arrived, huge portions of Homefries, lacking in seasoning but nicely browned, the English muffins were toasted to hard which made cutting eggs Benedict a bit difficult and the hollandaise sauce got thicker the more it sat and was just okay, wish I would have got it on the side. The rest of the menu looked appealing enough, the eggs Benedict just want the go to for us.

I have never been to Perk Cup Cafe before getting brunch with a dozen friends one Sunday morning in…read moreFebruary 2026. It appears to be a pretty popular brunch spot for Berea residents and I can see why! The menu and the space inside are huge! First thing I noticed, other than the ample parking available is that the cafe is decorated nicely and was busy, with lots of customers already there enjoying their Sunday brunch. My order was taken quickly by our very efficient server. While I waited for my build my own omelet to arrive, I tried some bites of my friend's meals, such as the lemon meringue blueberry pancake. My friend didn't think it was worth $8 despite being delicious. It does make for a pretty picture, doesn't it though? I also tried a few bites of the pork smotherer skillet ($15), which is essentially a heavily pork based meat skillet. This is a very heavy dish and my friend could only eat half of it. I don't think it will reheat very well, unfortunately, so only order it if you do plan to eat it all! See picture. Meanwhile, my build your own omelette ended up being $15.26 and my diet Pepsi was a shockingly high $3.69!!! Tasty and hearty, but the omelet should have had the meat also inside the omelet, like the cheese was. I think I was a little shorted on my meat here. After tax and tip, my bill was a shockingly high $25!! Based on the very outdated menu they have online, I thought I'd be spending 15 bucks, 20 at the most. Is Berea really the hopping spot where an omelet and diet coke can justify a $25 cost? No. Also, do not trust their menu online - the prices are very outdated. I do want to shout out our server, who was on the top of her game with our table of 11 women. So we did not deal with the slow service many other Yelpers seem to have experienced during their time here. Good brunch place near the airport, but overpriced. I did leave full though and with my bottomless pit of a stomach, that's very rare! Haha