Wiggin Street Coffee

Was surprised at how huge the coffee options were here and the long list of different syrups we could request. Bumblebee added to black iced coffee was absolutely delicious and refreshing and was only $3.50 which is a coffee price hard to find now.

The prices are pretty expensive, even for a place off of a college campus. The prices do not reflect the quality of the drinks, which is so-so at best. I got an Italian soda, which was almost $6. I asked if they had any gluten free options and they didn't have anything (not even a fruit?). I was surprised that there was not an effort made to include anything, especially when the website specifically lists gluten free pastries (which is why we chose to go here). I don't think it's worth it to go back and try again, especially if their website isn't accurate.

Upon the recommendation of a friend, my wife and swung over from Mount Vernon to check out Wiggin Street Coffee. It was alright. The menu and coffee are quite good (probably 4 stars), but the atmosphere needs a touch up. The lighting was cool, and there is plenty of seating, but the booth seats are cracking, and there is a surprising lack of aesthetic warmth with so much light. Maybe everything just felt too yellow and drab. This shop could be super cute, but for now it is just a good place for a drink and a study break.

I want to love this place given both our kids attend and have graduated from Kenyon. Order a cappuccino at $3.25. Awesome. Ask for oat milk instead of regular milk, $1.70 surcharge. Charging anything more than $.25 for the substitution is robbery. I can live with $.50. Won't buy at $1.00. But $1.70? That kind of service is reserved for the united federation of proctologists. Get real, Wiggin.

Wiggin Street Coffee is pretty much it when it comes to hot beverages in Gambier. It doesn't have to worry about competition. That means they can put out average product and they'll be okay. It's not bad or anything. It's just not that impressive and there's nowhere else to go to. It seems like a regular Starbucks kind of inside. It doesn't exactly have an independent coffee shop feel. There's way too much of a corporate look. It's coffee is about the same price. The regular is about $3 and most other coffee items are more. It has stuff to eat too. The selections weren't exactly anything worth getting. It has stuff like to go cups of carrots and hummus. There isn't much good for vegetarians. At least nothing that was an actual meal. The deli would be a better option if you're hungry and it's better and cheaper. I like there's a coffee shop in Gambier but Wiggin Street Coffee should be better. It could use some competition. They most likely won't get any so they can keep doing things the way they are there.

Buzzing, bright and bustling.The vibe at Wiggins matches what happens to me when drinking the sweet nectar of the the coffee bean. Friendly service, a plethora of coffee options as well as some non complicated food options to compliment your beverage. I love popping into Gambier. I like being around passionate thinkers and wandering minds, even when I'm the oldest person on the room. All of these things add up to a great Cafe experience.

This place was a huge disappointment. The staff was excessively rude - never once greeting us or asking if they can help us. They were too busy taking to each other to even let us know our drinks were ready. They gave us the wrong pastries (asked for pineapple upside down doughnut holes and they gave us cinnamon instead) which once consumed had little to no flavor. My cappuccino was salty and lacked any of the traditional froth and my partner's coffee tasted like what I can only assume battery acid does. Both drinks were bad enough we didn't have more than a third of them before throwing them out. Very sad. We love river road in granville and this location could be great too if it weren't for the overwhelming apathy of the staff.

Favorite place ever. Love the staff. I love the wiggin street mocha drink and the honeysuckle, even in the winter :)

Apparently they sell One Line coffees here. So if you like One Line coffee then you will like this place because they're essentially the same thing only they are separated by a number of miles worth of rural Ohio. I'm told by my Kenyon friend that this is pretty much the only game in town for coffee and if that's true then you're not doing too bad.

Lots of factors make this place 5 stars. Drinks perfect. Baristas get you through the line quickly and with a smile. Fun vibe.