Unify Coffee

This place was so cute and unique! They serve you in glass cups with cute straws, and cereal?? Count me in!! The coffee tasted so good and the seating area is super nice and spacious. They also have a little vintage store attached which was so cool. 10/10

I visited Unify Coffee after hours for a concert. The lead singer of my favorite band of all time, Hawk Nelson, was touring for a 20 year anniversary acoustic playthrough of their first album and Unify Coffee was the closest venue to my house in Cincinnati. I'm glad this show led me to Unify Coffee as it was a really neat place with absolutely delicious food. I ordered a truffle grilled cheese. While it felt a little pricey, I'd pay it again because it was sooo good. Homemade sourdough bread, homemade truffle butter, and several cheeses. It was tangy and perfect. My sister got a bowl of lucky charms, which was served in a 90s Barbie bowl and made us both so happy. She also got a smoothie-- which tasted so fresh-- and a spinach and feta croissant-- so good. I got a hot tea that I didn't love, but that's okay. I just wouldn't pay $5 for hot tea there again. The interior is decorated really neat and the vibes are just chill and fun. There is ample parking in the lot and they have two bathrooms in the back. I don't anticipate being in the area again soon, but if I was, I'd add a stop to Unify Coffee to my itinerary.

1/11/25 Came here for a quick coffee treat with my hubby. This coffee shop is a gem! We ordered an espresso, drip coffee, a croissant, and a gluten-free banana nut bread muffin. Everything was served quickly and tasted amazing--the pastries were especially delicious. The service was friendly and efficient, and the eclectic ambiance added to the charm. Definitely worth a visit!

Very cute little space inside, love the different cereal boxes on the wall! There is a cereal bar so kids probably would love that.Came for Jessamine Coffee Week and got the Fruity Pebbles latte and the salted lavender pea matcha. The latte didn't really have a lot of fruity pebbles taste, it felt mildly like the mill after a bowl of cereal? The matacha was delicious, a little salty, a little herbaceous, and not overly sweet.I do have to say, the driving/parking situation is weird, there's several one way only routes because of the drive thrus, so you have to loop all the way to the front for the parking lot.

Very good London Fog. Pour overs are very good and combining it with the cereal bar is an awesome add. Vibes are strong here.

The good: the decor is AWESOME. What a fun vibe, and I love a place that leans into the design of the place. 10/10. Their lattes are also VERY large so you get a lot for the price! Their desserts are also really tasty - great job partnering with a local bakery on the goodies!The bad: the coffee isn't very good. They're cereal themed, but they only had two cereal milks the day I went, neither of which were flavors I'd want. The coffee is also just not very good. I'm nursing a vanilla latte where I can not taste any vanilla, just espresso that's slightly bitter. They also have a second hand store within the shop which is sort of weird. It feels disjointed to me. All in all, if I lived out this way I'd come back, but I wouldn't drive out here again for the coffee.

They have amazing coffee and tea with a twist of cereal added in. They also have a multitude of bakery items as-well. The staff and owner are very nice and welcoming. The place itself is a low key and positive atmosphere for studying, relaxing, hanging out with friends and so much more! I definitely recommend checking this place out if you want a place to chill with friends or even make new ones!