Your Guide to Coffee Shops in Downtown Columbus

 

Black Kahawa

2 E Broad St 

Locally-roasted East African brews right at the intersection of High & Gay! 

Try: The Cold Brew with Zanzibar spice

 

Brioso
53 N High Street
329 E Long Street

Two great locations, same mean coffee. Brioso’s been fueling the city since 2001. Enjoy the bright, open design of their flagship location on High Street or chill out on the outdoor patio, and enjoy the sights and smells of their roastery and coffee bar at their Long Street location.

Try:  Honey Vanilla Latte. A twist on the traditional latte, locally sourced Ohio honey gives this drink a touch of sweet that’s hard to beat. 

 

Bottoms Up

1069 W Broad St

Enjoy unique crafted coffees, lattes, and treats.

 

Café De Nook
175 S 3rd Street

A quaint, Parisian-style coffee shop tucked away inside 175 On the Park, their menu creatively features familiar names – like Hadley’s High-Rise and Joyce’s Java – disguised as delicious drinks. Sit inside on their plush furniture, or take your drink to go to sip in Columbus Commons.

Try: The Gertrude Stein Steamer, white chocolate and raspberry.

 

Cure Coffee & Cocktails

154 N. 3rd St

Coming Soon!

Coffee bar by day and cocktail bar by night. 

 

 

Freedom a la Cart 

123 E Spring St

Bringing fresh coffee, pastries, breakfast and lunch to Downtown — all for a great cause! Each purchase supports wraparound services for survivors of human trafficking. 

Try: Don’t Judge Me sandwich

 

Galaxy Coffee
Coffee truck
Locations vary

Galaxy’s rainbow truck adds some color and caffeine to the Downtown neighborhood. Visit their website and follow them on Instagram to find out when they’re here and where they’re parked: then run, don’t walk. 

Try: Lavender Latte

 

Morning Ritual at The Goat
219 S High Street

We’ve got your new Morning Ritual, courtesy of The Goat. Head straight to their walk-up window and get your cup of Joe to go, without ever having to step inside. If you prefer to peruse their selection of pastries and baked goods or even sit down for a full-on breakfast, they’ve got you covered there too. 

Try: A classic Cappuccino  

 

One Line Coffee
41 S High Street

Offering batch brews of their specialty origin coffee each morning with pour-over options throughout the day, One Line’s coffee bar inside the Huntington Center is perfect for a quick cup of strongly brewed coffee without sacrificing quality. Even better, One Line’s emphasis on responsible sourcing and sustainability will have you feeling good about your morning beverage. 

Try: One of their signature espresso beverages with single-origin chocolate

 

Parable Coffee
149 S High Street

There’s coffee, and then there’s coffee. With one-of-a-kind drinks and a stunning interior, this gratuity-free coffee shop has already put itself on the map thanks to their distinct drinks and community-oriented approach. 

Try: Sweet latte

 

Qahwah House

189 E Main St

Yemeni coffee and tea in a big space perfect for working from home — and they’re open late! Catch some views of the Fourth and Main District from the upstairs patio. 

Try: A pot of Adeni Chai, made to share!

 

Roosevelt Coffeehouse
300 E Long Street

Caffeinate for a cause at the Roosevelt Coffeehouse. You can feel good about throwing back their amazing brews — each purchase supports their mission to provide clean water, fight hunger and help end human trafficking. The extra-large interior is perfect for coffee meetings or off-site work sessions.

Try: The black tonic if you enjoy a bit of bubbly or their amazing Matcha Tea if coffee isn’t your thing 

 

Silav Cafe & Grill

330 S High St

Kurdish café serving up a blend of traditional tea, pistachio milk drink, and espresso beverages.

Try: Iced Pistachio Latte

 

Three Bites Bakery & Little Cat Boba

12 E Broad St

In their joint location, the bakery and café duo bring Filipino and Italian-style pastries, custom cakes and curated lunch offerings to complement Korean-American coffee and tea beverages.

Try: Misugaru Latte