Carpe Diem Coffee Shop

Carpe Diem Coffee Shop was a nice stop before heading to the nearby National First Ladies Museum. It’s a cute, quaint spot with its own personality—an upside-down Christmas tree and a giant light-up snowman inside gave it a fun, cozy vibe. The seating was comfortable too, with sofas and tables that made it a great place to relax for a bit. The barista was very kind and welcoming, which always adds to the experience. I ordered the Fifty/Fifty, which is half coffee and half hot chocolate—a unique and comforting combo. It came with a choice of milk and whipped cream for only $4, and I say “only” because so many places overcharge these days. It felt like a really good value.

This is one of the best coffee places in stark county for sure. Yah it’s small but the coffee is bangin and the scones are killer. I got black cold brew and a few other drinks for family. I could sit here all day and watch the old timers come in and out and drink their Tanzanian blend.

Amazing atmosphere, decent prices. Was super excited to try the peanut butter cup cold Brew, which came with the nitro cold Brew but unfortunately it tasted very bad. It was like soy milk. It could have been a bad batch so will be willing to give it another try but man it tasted spoiled

Whoever said “seize the day” must have had a place like CARPE DIEM Coffee in mind. Walking into this coffee shop isn’t just about getting your daily caffeine fix; it’s an invitation to embrace the moment, one sip at a time. CARPE DIEM Coffee offers more than just expertly brewed coffee; it serves up an experience. With beans sourced from the best growers around the world and roasted to perfection, every cup is a masterpiece of flavor. Whether you’re a devotee of the classic Americano or in the mood to try a spicy mocha, they’ve got your back. Here’s a little insider tip: If you have the time, try one of their slow brews. It’s not just coffee; it’s a meditative process that reminds you to slow down and enjoy every moment. And if you’re looking for a cozy spot to unwind or catch up on some

Stopped by before my meeting with the Akron Canton Food Bank for my podcast Best of Orrville. Very friendly staff, coffee was hot and protein cookie was great.