We Serve. Coffee

Hip! Great food! Incredible service. Legit lunch with homemade soups. The buffalo chicken panini is definitely my favorite. They are green conscientious. They have given nearly $ 11 000 in The last two years to support local and global causes as 100% of their profits are donated. They sell local artwork, music and literary works. They cater small and large events. Check them out!

Today was my first time here. They have really good food and the prices are decent. I’m sure I will be heading here more now that I know it exists. I ordered the California panini and a cup of potato soup. Both were delicious. There were five of us that went today. Everyone had high praise for the food.
I don’t drink coffee so I can’t rate that portion of their menu. The others made comments it was really good and they will be back for it.

I think what they are doing is great but I’ve def had better. Parking is a nightmare, bagles taste like they are from the grocery store, and cream cheese is sub par. Coffee was okay, I appreciate the re-​useable stir sticks.

Nice little place! I had the luau panini and a house salad that were both very good. I took my food to go and sat at the little park around the corner.
The house salad was beautiful mixed greens, tomatoes, red onions, provolone crumbles and some nice thick cut bacon and a balsamic vinaigrette. My panini was unusual, and had a little kick from the red pepper flakes but it suited me.
I had an 8 oz cappuccino with my lunch and it was well made, nice rich crema on top. They also have a nice selection of sweeter concoctions if that is more your style.
I would definitely recommend We Serve. Coffee to folks looking for a quick, tasty lunch or decent espresso.

I like its charm. It has that bright-​eyed, liberal energy that wants to save the world. That may read as condescension, but why would I give it my best if I didn’t care for the philosophy behind it? Aha! Riddle me that, Batman.
The place is quasi-​minimalist with polished concrete floors. They put a ton of work into remodeling the space, which has paid off I think. For a little more than two bucks, you can have a cup of great coffee in a stoneware mug with the first refill free. I’m OK with that.
Unfortunately, the 7 – 2 schedule prevents me from enjoying it more often. Sandusky St. is not really a stop-​and-​linger area for me. If I need to set up meeting with someone who works downtown though, it’s a handy little location.

good place to grab coffee, a sandwich, or pastries. everything was fresh and good. free wifi available.

Finally was able to try this jewel in Findlay. First of all, 100 percent of their profits go to charity for example the City Mission or Century Health. I am very impressed by the fair trade items and their tea, which rather than using tea bags use loose tea and give you the whole tea pot! I was able to try a nice variety of soups and sandwiches as well as some specialty drinks that was very good. They use unique spreads, vegetables, and fruits on their sandwiches and they have two soups each day that vary depending on the day of the week. If you want to eat something about the same cost as a similar place but want to feel «warm and fuzzy» inside because it’s all going to charity… this place is for you. staff are absolutely wonderful and allowed me to to some free samples and I understand they will let anyone sample the soups. We serve coffee also has some wonderful seasonal coffees that I was able to try such as peppermint and gingerbread. Check this place out it’s very nice! Its on sandusky st in downtown findlay. Across the street from an art gallery and the Trend shop too! By joey fratellos.
Only wish they were open past 2 pm.

Always a delight to relax here and enjoy a hot cup of tea. The chicken bacon ranch sandwich was great, but I think I’ll stick with my favorite, The Luau, next time. The broccoli cheese soup was perfect for a chilly day. The chai tea also helps warm you up. Another superb lunch!

We Serve. Coffee is, in my opinion, the best place for coffee in Findlay. The staff is always friendly and greet you when you walk up to the counter. They have a nice selection of sandwiches, soups, and salads, and are comparable to prices such as Panera. However, where this place really shines is the coffee. Granted, it can take a little longer for them to make your latte, but it is well worth the wait. Beans are always ground fresh and served with a smile. I would argue that their coffee drinks rival, and surpass, the likes of Starbucks. The fact that their profits are donated to charity is an added bonus. You’ll leave this place wanting to come back.

I’m not sure why there are no Unilocal reviews on here yet, but I’m doing my part to spread the word about this fine little gem. From my handful of visits, I’ve concluded: A) They make great coffee. B) The people are really friendly. C) The fact that their profits go to charity is incredible, particularly in combination with points A and B. I’m not based in Findlay, but happily swing by here anytime I’m in town. It’s definitely worth a shot!