So, I've actually never been here before, but I was introduced to their Spiced Chai Mix by a friend…read morefrom Ohio. I have made a few orders of it since and while I have never spoken to a person here - I do appreciate their prompt ability to ship my order out to me in Texas; and there is always a nice little business card in there that says, "Grace packed this order," which is such a minor, but appreciated touch. Also, their chai spice is SO good!! If you love a good dirty chai latte - I highly recommend!!

Fantastic owners with missions-minded hearts. Buy your coffee here... you'll be glad you did!read more

Stumbled on this in the basement of the Rhodes state office tower. Small seating area, basic menu:…read morecoffee and matcha, plus lemonade, etc. Seasonal specials. Monday was $2 off matcha, and though I had not enjoyed my last matcha (at a different place,) or maybe because of that, I gave it another chance. I mean, discount, plus they had interesting flavors. I went with blueberry honey. And: matcha is still not my thing. But it wasn't bad, and was refreshing, and the price was right. Service was fast and friendly. Place is clean and bright. Not a place to casually stop in (downtown parking, and building security) but if you are here it is handy and good.

Talk about a flashback in time. I haven't had Jamba Juice since the late 90s or early 00s but when…read moremy boyfriend mentioned he wanted a smoothie while we were walking around the mall, I knew just where to take him. This specific Jamba Juice is located inside Polaris Fashion Place mall on the second floor. It looks very bright, clean, and corporate-like. It is a giant nationwide chain and you can tell. Their menu includes smoothies of all kinds, juices, juice shots, bowls, and small bites. It only took me a second to decide on the Blue Vanilla Sky, plant based smoothie and my boyfriend ordered the white gummi off of their "Classics" menu. His smoothie was very sweet, almost too tart for me but he really enjoyed it. Mine on the other hand, was exactly what I was hoping for. Not too sweet at all. It was a blend of almond milk, vanilla coconut milk, banana, pineapple, and spirulina, which is super good for you. It boosts your immune system, has protein and is totally plant-based (it's actually algae). That's what makes it turn blue. Anyhoo, it was delicious and I enjoyed every bit of it. If I find myself needing a boost next time I'm at Polaris, I'll totally consider coming here for a healthier option.

I love healthier options at a mall, and this is one you can enjoy while walking around and people…read morewatching. I really like that they have super-sweet sherbet-added smoothies but also their "plant-based" line which are less sweet and all fruit-based. Some really great flavor options, tons of fresh fruit and a few vegetarian food items. Jamba is a win for me!

Can't wait to try their brewed coffee. I always see a line and see them servicing 700 Bryden and…read moreeven folks from the Columbus Public Health (240 Parsons) walk over too. Service was friendly but unfortunately today, they didn't brew and regular coffee. She did recommend an Americano but didn't sound good to me. I really enjoy a classic black brewed hot coffee. Maybe because it's a holiday but was excited to see them open. Disappointed I didn't get to try it but maybe next time. Still wanting to support this small business but didn't have what I wanted today. Check out their story https://www.beansandthingscoffee.com/about

The service was really quick. The menu was quite extensive with a lot of seasonal items as well. I…read moregot the iced brown sugar chai with oat milk. Honestly, not my favorite and was disappointed. I am willing to go back and try a regular chai instead. My husband for a sausage breakfast sandwich on a biscuit and it was phenomenal! Great for a quick pick me up breakfast

5 stars for the customer service all day every day. This was my first ever visit and these ladies…read morehad me beaming from the drive up window. They are so genuine! I greatly appreciated yalls energy. It def kicked off my day with my coffee! I got the white lightning and hazelnut with an extra espresso shot. I believe she said it's called the snow bear? Which is super cute! I'll be back!!!

So I'm not the biggest fan of crumbl cookies, but pregnancy changes things. I think they are…read moreoverpriced, too sweet and overly priced, but here I am supporting them lol. So sometimes when I have my super sweet cravings, I love anything flavor oreo. They haven't had a good sounding cooking for a while, but after trying their oreo cupcake cookie I am impressed (at least the pregnancy version of me). I liked that the vanilla cream paired well with the oreo crumble base and overall it was very tasty! I usually see younger kids get really excited for these cookies and I feel like this is more what Crumbl is meant for. They have fun flavors, cute color frostings and their flavors are always a surprise. I definitely recommend taking your kids here or trying them yourself to see if you like a cookie that's on the sweeter side.

The pies are really good especially the pecan pie. We enjoyed after our Thanksgiving dinner for…read moredessert this year. The service was alittle slow picking up our order but it was the night before Thanksgiving.

i went to dunkin today at 6 pm. I ordered a plain cream cheese bagel and a refresher. when i…read moreordered this, an employee from behind the counter immediately made a passive aggressive remark about how customers should not order breakfast food at 6 pm, i did not know that the employees cared about what we order since they are not the ones paying. she was mumbling passive aggressive remarks the entire time while she was making my food. Then she proceeds to not put the cream cheese on the bagel like i ordered and said "i'm just going to give them the cream cheese" and threw a side of cream cheese in the bag. she also was repeatedly touching her hair while handling the food. very unprofessional and very unsanitary. as i was leaving i also saw her putting food into her coworkers mouth with the same gloves on. will definitely not come back. i did not get her name but she currently has red braids in her hair.

Very prompt service at this location! It's brand new, and yet, probably the best well run Dunkin'…read morein Columbus.

I recently stopped here to see what this Giant Eagle had to offer. I generally love the marketplace…read moreGiant Eagles compared to this location just because this store feels completely different. They have a top shelf liquor section that is in his own section. The rest of the alcohol is in another section. Their hard sider selection is not too bad at all though Limited. Prices here are a little expensive. I enjoyed myself check out lane personally. They have a police officer at the checkout line too which I'm not used to but it makes me think that this store has a issue with theft. Restrooms were not good either. Overall, not the best store either that I would come back too.

Understaffed but clean and organized shelves…read more.. The story of Giant Eagle's founding is indeed fascinating. It showcases the entrepreneurial spirit and resilience of several families who turned small grocery stores into a supermarket chain that thrived even during difficult times like the Great Depression and World War II. Starting with Eagle Grocery in 1918, built by the Goldstein, Porter, and Chait families, the business quickly grew to 125 stores. After selling to Kroger in 1928 and a three-year hiatus, they joined forces with the Moravitz and Weizenbaum families, who had their own chain, OK Grocery. Together, they launched Giant Eagle in 1931, and the first store opened in 1936 on Brownsville Road. Their combined efforts led to steady growth, overcoming significant historical challenges to become a well-known grocery brand.