Uncorked

We do not live in the area, but when we visit we stop here.  Although I like wine, we haven't had wine here.  We do enjoy the coffee drinks which we stop here specifically to do.  

The building is lovely.  The interior is comfortable.  We really enjoy sitting inside and taking a break from walking around.

If you decide to take your lovely wife to Coshocton so she can do some antique shopping and get hungry whilst doing so, you won't have many choices on where to get food.  Like, shockingly few choices.  You should know that, if you're a wine drinker, Tuesday is 'no cork fee day,' so you can buy a whole bottle and take it with you if you don't finish it without paying a corking fee.  This is good for me since I abhor wine but R loves it.  Our sandwiches were good too, and the prices were very reasonable.

A friend and I came here one afternoon a couple of weeks ago when we went to Roscoe Village to hang out for the day and for the Christmas candle-lighting ceremony in the evening.  What a delightful place -- very warm and inviting.  I just love renovated historic buildings, and this one is very nice.  We ordered some coffee, found a table with a couple of comfy chairs, and played some backgammon and Scrabble.

One of the things I liked the most about the place is that it was divided up into different sections, almost like different rooms.  Even though it was pretty busy while we were there, it sure didn't feel that way from where we were sitting.

To be honest, the coffee I had was really only so-so, but I had such a nice time and liked the place so much that I still went away feeling like this was a great find and decided to give it 5 stars anyway.  I would certainly be willing to give them another chance and maybe try a different blend next time.