Cafe Ah-Roma

The workers are so nice - they seem to care that you are there!!! The place is a cute little place. There is a patio. They have many choices and it's a local little business!! They only down for me is that the coffee is kept in those pump carafes - but as long as it's fresh, which it seems to be, then it's ok Try it. It's goood!!!

They do not close at 9! They close at 4pm. My turkey cranberry wrap was delicious. It was 8/10 with flavorful tender smoked turkey in good portion, not too much lettuce, and almost enough cranberry sauce. Next time I'll get extra. The wrap was fresh too. Nice employees. Total was ~$8.

That's feisty chicken wrap was bust'in man. I'm by far not a fan of mushrooms at all nor feta cheese but this wrap contained it all and I am a fan of it. The spicy feta and mushrooms complimented the wrap so well along with the flavored tomato basil wrap itself. The wait time was fast and the people were nice and I recommend trying something new at this place

Are you looking for that hole in a wall - great tier cafe food (without the dinginess associated with hole in the wall places)? This is definitely it for Cleveland. The food always smells delicious and the drinks are actually divine. I've found that no matter who serves (there seems to be a lot of students), the quality and consistency is pretty even. If you ever feel incredibly brain-dead from a long day of studying or just are craving something to satisfy your sweet tooth, I recommend the Iced Mocha. It's basically glorified sweetened chocolate milk, but it will immediately give you a lift and keep you going all day. It's addicting. There's almost always fast and pleasant service as well as plenty of seating. Not sure if there's anything namely unique about their food, but I'd say this is the best light food/coffee place I've ever had. Only thing that mildly sucks is that there's only minimal street parking as it's almost always full.

This is a classic college coffee shop. It's so cozy even with the hustle and bustle of students on their laptops, reading books, working on group projects, etc. I got chamomile tea and a "Cleveland" bagel (tomato basil bagel with egg, bacon, and cheese) for around $5.50. Everything is fairly priced too which is refreshing for college students. I saw a salad on the menu for $7ish and wraps at around $3-$4. I really loved the atmosphere and I can see myself becoming a regular!

Going to a cafe and NOT reviewing the coffee seems odd--I know, but I really don't think this is the place for bean connoisseurs anyways.Here's my take: I have never been to this cafe, but I let my intern pick a place near CSU campus that would be easier for him to pop into for a meeting between classes. When he picked Cafe Ah-Roma I made these assumptions without even looking at the Yelp reviews: 1) It's a campus cafe2) It will be busy3) There will be lots of quick food items for lunching students on the go4) And there will most likely be plenty of seating and outlets for school work5) This is not a fancy cafe, nor will it likely boast house-roasted arabica bean pour overs or $8 fancy espresso drinks 6) The coffee drinks will be geared towards your average, young adult/ student, who's in for the caffeine, not the recognition of buying the most expensive, fancy, local coffee in town.All of those things were correct. Does it make this place bad? Not at all. In fact, it seemed quite popular amongst students of all sizes, shapes, etc. It was PACKED midday on a Tuesday, but there were still places to sit and plug in. I had a plain coffee, which was tasty, and a veggie sandwich. They have plenty of healthy and not-so-healthy lunch items that are made to order quickly. If you're looking for a sophisticated, brag-worthy, snobby coffee experience--we've got plenty of local joints around CLE that will tickle your fancy. But if you're coming here for a place to grab a quick caffeine jolt, a hot sammie or healthy wrap and some space to group-study with fellow CSU students? This is right up your alley.P.S. Can the City of Cleveland PLEASE--FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THINGS HOLY--get on board with CSU's awesome parking meter system?! It's similar to those in other big cities, like Chicago, where you don't have to be stuck in 1932 carrying around pockets full of loose change. You can use a credit card at the pay station when you park in their metered, street parking spots! GASP!

Super cozy, went almost every day during undergrad. Good prices, and everything I've tried was great. Their croissant breakfast sandwiches and turkey club wrap especiallya amazing. Their cold brews, lattes, and hot coffee is also real good. Food is always out quick and the employees are all very nice! I definitely recommend trying it out! You can go for a quick bite or stay and enjoy the atmosphere.

really cute cozy place. everyone and staff is very nice. wish they had gluten free but other than that I enjoy the food

Please please PLEEEEAAASSSEEE! Read my review of the Berea location of this restaurant, i sort of reviewed them both at once. Went here maybe DAILY when i worked on 22nd & Prospect for over a decade. Superb dining, staff, owners, ALL OF IT. You can get a HUMONGOUS lunch/drink for under $9.00------ now THAT beats Wendys or McDonalds by a football field!!!!!See all BOTH of these have to offer you just 15 miles apart...................Dined there today - Delish!! and having the last scone they had while i write this.

Delicious ginger bread Chai latte. Great customer service. Right near a beautiful campus and cathedral. It's perfect for a quick coffee and snack but also good vibes to sit down and eat breakfast/lunch.