OneDo Coffee Roasters

I’ve been here many times, but today the wait for one s’mores latte and one iced brown sugar latte was absolutely ridiculous. We got there at 1250 and didn’t leave with our two coffees until 130. While we were waiting, they ran out of mocha so they couldn’t even make the s’mores latte accurately. They asked if I’d like a substitution and I said they could substitute with caramel. When I got my drink, there was no caramel. There’s an obvious bottleneck and throughput needs to be improved.

One of my favorite coffee spots in the city and reliably the best beans in town. They obviously care about roasting and creating a great atmosphere. Only tried a couple food items but they were solid too.

Cozy new place, small front entrance, friendly staff, lot of air plants :) the avocado toast was fresh and tasty, I would prefer the bread to be more toasted. Sauce was great. They were out of almond croissant so picked up a Danish. For Coffee we tried two different options late with macadamia milk and regular milk cappuccino... I think the milk option got the other way aroud !! coffee has natural sweetness which I appreciate. The cups are nice and bold. I will give it another try soon.

They make their own chai tea - chai tea latte was yum. My son (a coffee connoisseur) said the coffee was delicious. The food was really good. The place is nicely decorated and there is parking all around.

This is a beautiful coffee shop. I was not at all impressed with the Dirty chai. It did not taste like chai to me at all. The staff was very nice and when I asked to change the dirty chai they did no
It was very pretty but not tasty. The bagel egg and cheese was really good and very hot. All the staff seems very nice as well.

Flavorful coffee, fresh roasted on site, you can't wrong with any of their pour-over options. Espresso drinks are on point. The apple pastry has this buttery crust with a not-to-sweet apple filling that tastes great. Can't lose with OneDo.

Canton needed this! OneDo is in the hipster hangout genre of coffee shops with menu items like pour overs and fancy espressos. There are a few tables in the back and a small bar; you’re going to want to stay awhile—the decor is great. They also roast their own beans right in the back.

Lovely small cafe. I had hoped for some more food choices but it was late in the day and I could have checked their menu first. I ordered the fancy Japanese pour over and it was fine but honestly not that different from a normal cold brew. I also added the housemade vanilla syrup. Pro tip: stir your drink! I didn't and there was no vanilla flavor until the super sweet bottom of the glass.

The seasonal tiramisu latte was so good!

Usually the food is good, but for $8.50 I was unimpressed by this avocado toast. Moving past the look, there was little actual avocado and 2 slices of egg.