Deeper Roots Coffee
9340 Montgomery Road, Montgomery | 513.745.0854 | DeeperRootsCoffee.com/montgomery
Some coffee shops feel like a stop along the way; Deeper Roots Coffee’s Montgomery location feels more like a return. The shop traces its roots to the Montgomery Farmers Market, where they served coffee for six years before opening its cafés. Today, it welcomes the community to gather over coffee and pastries. For a distinctly fall sip, order the Maple Leaf Cortado, made with local maple syrup, Alchemy espresso and orange peel steamed into the milk. Pair it with a Cinnamon Roll from their in-house bakery for a cozy moment. Join this community-minded shop in its Community Give Back program—with every purchase of their Big Picture blend, they give to a local and international organization.
The Hotel Rambler Coffee Shop
7711 Roosa Street, Montgomery | 513.954.4100 | TheHotelRambler.com
Step inside The Hotel Rambler’s charming coffee shop to enjoy a fall treat. Tucked into the boutique hotel’s lobby, this mid-century-inspired café pairs warm design with Cincinnati-based La Terza coffee, fresh pastries and an easygoing place to linger. The season’s must-try is the Pure Pumpkin Latte, made with real pumpkin purée, La Terza espresso, steamed milk and vanilla, then finished with cozy pumpkin pie spice. Pair it with one of their housemade coffee cakes, poptarts or scones for a cozy morning treat. You don’t have to be a hotel guest to enjoy the space, making it a destination for locals and visitors alike.
The Bow Tie Café
1101 St. Gregory Street, Mt. Adams | 513.621.2233 | BowTieCafe.com
Nestled in Mt. Adams, The Bow Tie Café exclusively serves Intelligentsia Coffee and hosts a European-inspired setting, including a three-tiered patio and fountains. Originally owned by bow-tie wearing Bengal Dhani Jones, The Bow Tie is a beloved community restaurant. This season, try their divine Banana Pudding Latte, served either hot or cold. Don’t miss their hearty Breakfast Tacos for a playful pairing that feels right at home on a crisp, fall morning. With a welcoming space for all ages and deep community roots, The Bow Tie Café makes an inviting stop before a stroll or simply whenever you need a cozy pick-me-up.
The European Café
9450 Montgomery Road, Montgomery | 513.832.2100 | Facebook.com/theeuropeancafemontgomery
Follow your nose to Montgomery’s cozy European Café, the kind of neighborhood spot where you can count on a housemade pastry and authentic European coffee. Espresso drinks are crafted in the traditional way, giving each cup a thoughtful, classic feel. This fall, make the Brown Sugar Cardamom Latte your order, pairing its warm, gently spiced sweetness with a Cinnamon Swirl Coffee Cake. Beyond coffee and pastries, the café serves breakfast and lunch along with cocktails, beer and wine, making it an easy choice for everything from a leisurely morning to an afternoon meeting. The European Café creates an inviting gathering place where regulars and newcomers can enjoy a meal, sip something delicious and linger over good conversation. Online ordering and carryout are also available for those days when cozy means being at home.
The Madison Place
4200 Plainville Road, Madisonville | 513.827.6997 | TheMadisonPlace.com
The Madison Place is designed to be a part of the life of the neighborhood. A cross between a comfortable living room and a library, it offers a variety of seating: couches, tables, arm chairs and stools. It has a fireplace, games, books and even a grand piano, creating plenty of reasons to stay awhile. On any given morning, you might find friends catching up, someone tucked into a quiet corner with a book or a neighbor settling in to work. For fall, try the Pistachio Maple Latte, a warm, nutty specialty drink with just enough maple sweetness to evoke the season without feeling like the typical fall latte. Pair it with Fredrick Baudry’s almond croissant for a delightful morning treat. Alongside its full coffee and espresso menu, The Madison Place serves breakfast, lunch and locally made pastries, with hospitality at the heart of the experience.