The Coffee Table LLC

MrWhoJD 

on Citysearch

16 years ago

GONE! – DEAD!! This restaurant is closed, gone, dead, finished, empty, out of business, no longer there, missing, history 

dayglo 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

Always a great meeting spot – It's easy to find and always fun to hang out at. Parking can be a challenge - you just have to find a meter. The staff is friendly and even though it's always packed, you always get served promptly. 

aaron79xy 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

Not a coffee lover's destination – CitySearch's editorial mentions that Coffee Table buys their beans from Crimson Cup, a roaster here in Columbus. That has not been the case for several years. They currently are purchasing beans from the Cleveland-based Caruso's Coffee. This roaster's coffee is significantly inferior to Crimson Cup. Whereas Coffee Table used to offer a rotating, widely-varied daily coffee selection, including many magnificent single origin coffees, once they went to Caruso's they limited their selection to ... read more

berowulf 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

Long standing business – I have been going to the Coffee Table since it opened over 10 years ago and its a wonderful place to hang out and chat with friends, etc... The coffee is always good and the staff is very friendly. Has changed decor several times over the years and its always something different - very unusual and funky - but I think that gives it more appeal. 

Contributor 

on Citysearch

20 years ago

A lively coffeehouse in the center of the Short North. – The Scene One of a handful of businesses that has been able to survive the Short North Arts District's escalating rental costs, the Coffee Table is a central place to meet for a quick coffee or a long conversation. Curved booths are lined with artsy--but rather unfriendly-looking--sheet metal, and the walls generally showcase local art. Other little touches, like a gaudy couch and an Elvis lamp, add some extra character. In the warm months, the patio overflows with a h... read more

jjcolumbus2004 

on Citysearch

20 years ago

The Best – The best time to come here is on a Sunday morning. The short north is quiet and the shop is not so full. If it is warm outside, sit outside. Otherwise if you hang inside you will learn the staff is great, really friendly, and fun to talk to!