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  • I have no idea how this is possible, but it appears that I'm the first on Yelp to review The Root Cafe. Centered centrally in Lakewood, I can't imagine any reason why this place won't catch on and build up a loyal following. Now...this is VERY important...I'm giving it five stars, but this is not an official "Brandon's Five Star Rating". They're getting an incomplete for now, as they're eventually going to have food...but I couldn't see to it to give it four stars, because the way the place looks, its location, the internal coolness and the fact that it's not a chain puts it in a prestigious position with me. The chocolate chip cookie DID kick ass though. So...this was the Lakewood Phoenix, moved a couple doors down into a bigger space. The Lakewood Phoenix, aside from its name, had no tie to Phoenix Coffee aside from using their product. And, that they still do, utilizing coffee beans roasted right here in Cleveland. I'm all about the "local", so this is aces with me. The atmosphere is really nice, with very high ceilings, big front windows to people-watch or daydream out of...the walls are green and orange, which nicely contrast the light wood floor. Exposed brick, wood finishes and track lighting all come together to make the spot very inviting. The owners and baristas are all the same crew as the previous location, so they're well aware on how to make coffee. I had my usual first-time-in-a-cafe fare, a cappuccino and chocolate chip cookie. The drink was expertly made, perhaps the best I've had in Cleveland, served in a nice ceramic mug. Again, cool...as I try to throw away as little as possible. Holy shite...I just asked the cute dark haired barista where they get the cookies, as they're equally awesome (though..a BIT expensive for their size...$1.75)... ...THEY BAKE THEM HERE. RIGHT HERE. All their goodies are baked here, except for the croissants. So, if that's any indication, the food should be awesome. Actually...you know what? Screw it. This is being upgraded to a famous "BRANDON'S FIVE STAR RATING". So suck on that. (Hey...I'm in a good mood...I got paid today, forgot that I hadn't even deposited my last check, and will possibly get to geek it out and play Dungeons and Dragons next week...so give me some slack) So, that changes everything. I'm writing this on their Wi-Fi, it's fast, and easy to get on. Eventually, they're going to have live entertainment as well. I'll absolutely be back...this is definitely the most put-together cafe I've been to in Cleveland, and given that it's new, it'll have the momentum and drive to stay hot. Peace!
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