Mojo’s

The staff seems friendly enough and the cookie was delicious. The coffee was OK, and the area for hanging out, working, studying is nice. My main complaint is the terrible LOUD music. It was so loud that I had to yell across the table to my friend and when I took a call, they asked if I was at a concert.

As the only place in Bay to get coffee options… I need to give it an honest review in hopes the owner reads this and can make some staff changes. The women that work here are just a little weird and unfriendly. They also seem like they are so busy and really there could just be one person at the counter. They don’t make any effort and never act as though they recognize you. It’s just a weird experience. The ambiance is great, love the fireplace and the coffee cake is delish.

Recently visited again, last time there, the women working in the morning were fantastic! This recent visit, younger gals working, quite the opposite experience. Not very welcoming at all.

So far liking what I’m seeing! First time here, but the staff is super friendly, the selection of food and drink is really good, and the atmosphere is great. I had a frappé (it’s HOT out today) and its on par with my favorite coffee shop of all time. Makes me wish I lived closer! This might turn into a pilgrimage site. ;)

Latte was mediocre. Haven’t tried their coffee. Staff weren’t very welcoming. The space is nice and has plenty of seating. The scones were terrible and had the consistency of dense, stale cornbread. Wanted to like this place :-(

Have to agree with other reviewers. It’s great to have a local coffee shop and the atmosphere is perfect– big tables, sunshine, play area for the kids and even a water dish outside for dogs. The coffee. Well it isn’t perfect but they definitely try to have options for everyone. My husband loves sweet drinks and always enjoys buckeye mochas, etc. I stick with an iced Americano, and do so more than happily since I can walk over and read or work in such a nice environment.

I really enjoy coming to Mojo’s. The space is nice and big. Plenty of tables, chairs and couches to sit around and get some work done or read a book. They have a nice little patio out front with several tables to sit at in the warmer weather.
I have yet to have a coffee beverage here that I didn’t like. Desserts are nice and there are many to choose from. They have a limited menu with some soups and sandwiches on it for a quick lunch. Stop in sometime and get a Buckeye Blitz. It’s my go to drink almost every time.

I haven’t reviewed Mojo’s yet? Ok, here I go. I give it four stars NOT for the coffee, but for the combination of a) delicious pastries, both vegan and non-​; b) the friendly staff, and c) the ample study/​hangout space. They even have a place for kids to be annoying in a semi-​secluded corner, with toys and books.
I enjoy the atmosphere here, and although their coffee and lattes are just «eh,» I will return again and again.

As a resident of bay village, I am about to commit blasphemy: I DONT LIKE MOJOS. There, I said it. I’ve never really been impressed by the décor and the place has a weird smell. The coffee has never impressed me either, but today I was totally disgusted when my cookie from their vegan bakery had a hair in it. Also, it was a pretty terrible cookie overall. I threw out my cappuccino because I found it disgusting, probably because I was still retching from the hair incident, but it’s the only cappuccino I’ve ever had without foam… so I guess it was a crappy latte???
I’m all for small businesses but if they closed up and opened a Starbucks there tomorrow, I’d be the first in line.

Well, to be fair — I only came here once — and not likely to come again.
The one thing this place has going for it is the space. Plenty of light, lost of work space, and a nice vibe.
If you’re craving a well done coffee drink — latte, mocha, cappuccino — this is not the place for you. Maybe their brewed coffee is better?
The most off-​putting aspect is the staff. Kinda sullen. Not particularly engaging or welcoming. And definitely not invested into making a satisfying cup of coffee. Kinda beats the purpose.

Usually when a place wins a, «Best of the West» designation I have to check it out. Mojo’s upstaged Cravings this year so I decided I have to experience myself since I had never been there. Cool interior design. Lots of seating inc, using counter seating at the window. Some baked goods are baked in house. They offer a range of gluten free options and some vegetarian/​vegan options which is great. Ladies at the counter were friendly and brought my coffee out to me which was a nice gesture. My latte was good. I wouldn’t say great. Is it a better experience overall than Cravings? Tough to say. Both are great for different reasons. I will give the edge to Mojo’s because the environment feels more comfortable. And Mojo’s doesn’t attract all those loud men who play checkers!

I’ve been dogsitting for my parents for the last couple of weeks and have had the opportunity to get back to Mojos a few more times. They’ve really done some awesome things here. Now they have a homemade all vegan line of baked goods. I tried a vegan scone and it was really good. Also, they have a pretty extensive selection of loose leaf teas now. I’ve been working my way through them and have a few favorites. The owner/​manager continues to be nice whenever I go in and they’re there. However, please please please hire some teens/​young adults that actually want to be there. It’s not that fun to go into a place and be treated like I’m being a bother when I enter. Just a simple hello is fine. Or even a half smile. Or even a thumbs up. Something. I don’t know. Maybe it’s just my own insecurity, but I’m really not a big fan of walking into a business and having someone look straight at me and just look away. If it was busy I’d understand but it was only about 3 in the afternoon and only a couple other people were in the place.

Great croissant sandwich!