Yeah, Me Too coffee — Restaurant in Columbus

Whenever someone is in Columbus and asks me about coffee, there's only one place I recommend. Affordable, expertly crafted coffee is something that college students, struggling parents and starving artists alike seek like a finely written essay or a kid friendly lunch paradise.

Coffee fuels us. Oh, sweet nectar. Or in this case, no so sweet. Because I don't need to cover up this cup of joe with anything other than a lid on my way out. French pressed, roasted in house. There's no option to eat in and it's a one man army. The walls are decorated with local art and two tables are set up for local acts and musicians to peddle their wares and get a little bit of advertisement (I've recognized a few of the bands that frequent places such as the Rumba, Ledo's, Tree Bar, etc.).

The only option is coffee, you pick a size and add creamer and sugar at your leisure.

Not only is the service amazing (he's patient and will do any explaining you need), the owner even offered to give me my coffee on the house when I realized that I'd forgotten my cash. My friend ended up covering me until we got back to our apartment, but the fact that he was so conscientious and put his customers before the three dollars my large coffee was going to cost continues to stick with me.

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Best coffee roaster in Columbus. If you buy a pound of beans you get a free coffee as well. Don't come and expect to get an extravagant coffee flavored drink, the owner only sells coffee. It's really good, but that's the only option. There isn't a place to sit and use wifi or to chat with people, but the area is really nice to walk around at and there are benches outside. Don't come to this place expecting a coffee house experience, its really just a place to buy coffee. But that coffee is the best I've found in Columbus and the owner knows how to roast a bean. The owner operator really is a master...

I had heard so many wonderful things about this place. I ordered coffee online and when it was delivered, I could smell the wonderful aromas of a good grind. I also appreciate that it came in compostable materials for when I inevitably finish it. I also really like the art of the logo. I got the Mexico espresso grind for my machine and French press grind for..well my French press.

I tried some the next morning and it was the best coffee I've had in a long while. This will for sure be a long...