Three Creeks Coffee Roasters

It is now closed. They have a new location on Johnstown rd., which is also a bakery and bakery supply shop

I love this place. Here are the reasons why:
–The coffee is pretty good (they just happened to run out of the last batch of drip so I got the first cup on the fresh brew, yay!).
–Everything is inexpensive. Drip coffee is around $ 2 and pour over $ 3. The most expensive thing on the menu is a $ 4 turkey sandwich.
–The people working there are super friendly.
–The whole place has a very trendy and relaxing feel to it.
–Parking is easy! Don’t let the word «downtown» gahanna fool you if you’re not familiar with that area. It’s free parking at the underground parking right next door and a lot of at the street parkings near by.
–The seats are super comfy. There are may be 4 – 5 tables that will fit 2 – 3 people each, and 5 or so single sofa seats. Once I sat down in the sofa seat, I did not once move due to discomfort.
However, I have to take one star off for the the internet. It is a coffee shop with «wifi» sticker on their window. The wifi is spotty. During my two hours there, I had anywhere from decent internet speed to almost 3 minutes just to load an email. So it’s not a place to go if you want to sit down and get some work done that requires good internet connection.

Decent location, but don’t make a special trip for this place, but worth the stop and extra calories.
Okay, now time to take a hike because I ate their muffin and I don’t want a muffin top coming out of the top of my pants.

I came here because I thought they had pattycake vegan bakery items. I was wrong. I was deceived by a picture that is currently posted. Anyway, I ordered a small hot chocolate with almond milk (they have soy milk as well). It was okay, tasted more like sweet milk, where was the chocolate? $ 2.00 for a small drink isn’t bad though. They have free wifi and the place is nice and cozy.

The coffee here is fantastic! They brew Thunderkiss beans, a small batch roaster In Clintonville. I recently had Ethiopian pour overs, really good and an incredible Costa Rican cold brew iced coffee, the best iced Coffee I’ve ever tasted. If you are in the area please support this place and stop going to Scarbucks!

Dropped by for a late afternoon coffee pick-​me-​up with a friend at this shop that faces Mill Street in the Creekside Plaza. Entered the small but inviting warm shop and placed orders for a couple lattes. Found some comfy chairs beside the gas fireplace and after a short wait two wonderfully creamy lattes in large stoneware mugs were ready for our consumption. For myself, it was one of those drinks that you try and get every last drop of goodness.
A couple questions to the friendly staff that informed me that their coffee is locally roasted by Thunderkiss coffee, one of my favs indeed. They also offer pour-​overs and a selection of baked goods that I didn’t really check out too closely (my one track mind when it comes to coffee). I found their prices to be quite reasonable compared to the major chain coffee shops for the most part.
To sum things up for a first visit to this shop I really enjoyed a superior crafted drink in a clean, warm, comfortable environment. Free off street parking in the underground garage is a plus and will def’ bring me back when I’m in this area.

This place is great. It is small and has great drinks. It is a great place to read and catch up on work.

Absolutely delicious, at least the mocha and espresso. Nice service friendly atmosphere.

I hope I caught them on an off day, or maybe I was too early. The house blend I received in the morning, right after they opened, tasted burnt. Now I am no coffee connoisseur, but burnt is burnt. I loved it when it was The Crazy Goat, and I hope they improve as I like to support local business as much as possible (i.e. no Starbucks).

It’s gotten MUCH better. I think the transition period was just a little rough when switching owners/​employees. Quality coffee and although it’s a little pricey for a cup of regular brewed java it’s still better than most and, I feel, worth the price. With the new ownership also comes a wider variety of snacks and baked goods as before.

Quaint little coffee shop.

I used to LOVE this place … What happened over the past few months since I have been here last?!? It used to be warm and inviting — now it is cold and dark, smells like the sewer, and the customer service is HORRID (I didn’t catch the guy’s name…)… Yikes. My blended salted caramel mocha is decent but not worth the trip. I hope this was a one time disappointment!

Honey lattes are the best! This little shop is the perfect quiet place to write or do work. I wrote almost my entire book in here and loved every second of it. I might really love the flowers they design in my foam too.

3 out of 5 at most … coffee wasn’t that great … there was no cream or half-​and-​half, overall, just a slow, unenergetic, kind of boring place. We haven’t tried food so I’m willing to go back and give the place another chance.

LOVE THE SALTED CARAMEL MOCHA!!! I have been here twice now and both times got the salted caramel mocha and it is to die for. If I lived closer I would come here way more often. My husband and I have been on a search for the best espresso around and so far this wins! They serve the espresso in ceramic cups if you are enjoying your coffee there (ceramic cups are the only way to go with an espresso in my opinion). The same girl was working both times we went there and it’s possible the espresso is so good because she knows how to pull a good espresso (and she is super nice!). This is NOT the case in other coffee houses around here — sadly not every barista knows how to pull a good espresso! The inside is small but it hasn’t been busy when we have gone so it’s not a problem to find a place to sit. They have a fireplace with some comfy chairs next to it, which would be a great place to sit in the colder months. Love, love, love the coffee here!

A quick Unilocal search for coffee near the airport yielded this place. This is one of the best looking coffee shops I’ve been to. I was taking mine to go, but I would have loved to hang out here. This place didn’t have a traditional hippy, I haven’t bathed yet sort of vibe like most coffee shops, but rather a chic, urban, ‘Wait, I’m in Columbus?’ sort of vibe.
Three Creeks brews Intelligentsia which is always awesome, and they offer a variety of brewing techniques including Chemex, pour-​over, aeropress, and drip. I was in a hurry, so I just took mine from the thermal carafe, but I’ll definitely be making a repeat visit.
They have a number of bagels, croissants, and pastries here also. I left with a large Intelligentsia and a bagel with peanut butter for under 5 bucks.

Best cappuccino in Columbus

This should be one of your destination stops in Columbus, Ohio, if you want to experience truly exceptional coffee made by people with deep knowledge of all aspects of coffee. One of the baristas recently won first place in a barista competition.