Yada Yada Coffee — Restaurant in Cuyahoga Falls

Oh, you’ll never guess what I found! Yada Yada Coffee isn't just another coffee shop; it's a revelation in a cup. This spot is all about crafting those perfect coffee moments where every sip feels like a conversation starter. It’s where caffeine meets craft, and trust me, they speak the same language fluently.

The atmosphere at Yada Yada Coffee is as inviting as a warm blanket on a chilly morning. It’s the kind of place where you can lose track of time, surrounded by the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the gentle hum of fellow coffee lovers.

And let's talk about the baristas—coffee artists might be a better term. They're not just pouring coffee; they're pouring their passion into every cup. It’s evident in the care they take with each espresso shot and every foam art that tops your latte.

Here's a little insider tip: try their signature blend or ask for the barista's choice if you're feeling adventurous. Either way, you're in for a treat.

If you’re thinking of just another coffee stop, think again. Yada Yada Coffee is where you go to fall in love with coffee all over again. Just don’t blame me if you find yourself talking about it non-stop; yada yada yada, it’s...

They make a great espresso macchiato with poor presentation. However, they can’t tell you if they’re decaf is water processed sugar processor chemically processed. They have absolutely no idea. If you’re selling a product, you should know what it is. I also tried their cold brew while I was here. I wasn’t a fan. It had a bitter flavor. I’ve had much better elsewhere. The woman that helped me didn’t have a lot of information regarding any of the products. The way I would do my reading if I could break it down would be five star for the espresso macchiato. A two star for the cold brew. Five star for the atmosphere ambience seating space, workspace, etc. And a one star for the staff that does not include the barista who Was doing a great job making my espresso. She gets...

A google search found me here. Called the number and Tommy the owner picked up, said he had coffee beans to sell! Yes, this is a residential address not a coffee shop. BUT, if you are looking for some GREAT QUALITY local roasted beans this is it. Picked up a bag of his Rwanda lighter roast and it's good!

Give Tommy a call for ya beans, he's the guy. Informed us that he does also sell at the farmers market as well as drip coffee and certain days espresso drinks nearby (location forgot).

I'm not a local, but enjoy good coffee. I'd keep an eye out for more to come...