Bottoms Up Coffee

Great space. Great environment for coffeeshop and it definitely bigger than your average Starbucks. This is a cool spot.

Ordered a sweet potato pie latte and was very happy with how good it is. Definitely would recommend. And The Rainy Day is definitely a cool looking order.

Wonderful, warm, cozy, bright, friendly cafe in Franklinton! The art is great and changes every 3 months. The owner Chakeyla Anderson is a beautiful, friendly, generous and smart woman entrepreneur! She collects for a charity.. a Diaper Fund for local people who need help with diapers. The coffee is super! As a note, Chakeyla invited me to exhibit my photos there for April to June 2021.

Nice place, really bad drip coffee. Bland, watery, sort of like paying $4 for a truck stop coffee.

Edit: (after owner, who wasn’t there, said she agreed the coffee was brewed incorrectly that day, but my behavior was “intolerable” and I was “yelling at other customers”) Umm, I don’t think you know what happened there. There was no yelling - I was sitting next to where people order, and when the next person came to order a drip I warned him it’s not good, in fact quite bad. I did compare it to a truck stop, but that’s hardly “intolerable behavior”. I talked no louder than you need to talk to someone standing about 10 feet away, and he was the only other person in the shop. The barista never offered any kind of solution - all he said to me was that he agreed the drip coffee is not good. I hadn’t been here before, so that’s great he’s honest, which made me feel I should post a review to warn everyone, but he’s definitely lying now about offering anything else to replace it. I did ask after if he could put some more cream in, to help add ANY flavor, which he did. I didn’t refuse anything - I would have loved something that tasted good! But now that you’re covering yourself, making up stories, makes me feel especially bad about your business. :(

A good place to gather a few friends. The large room has some table games to involve the kids while enjoying some great coffee.

Went on a Saturday and it was not busy. Nice big space that would be great for study groups and hanging out. Would've been great if they had an outdoor area for anyone with dogs cause no dogs in the sitting area inside. Also, their door is a bit annoying and heavy lol

I'm not sure about their attitude cause it seemed a bit rude when I was ordering coffee. I took a little while (like literally 3 mins tops) cause i was trying to find out if my hubs wanted anything from their seasonal menu and after I was done ordering, I hear them commenting about how they can't stand ppl needing to think about what to order...

I got a mocha and German cake latte which were ok. Their selection of baked goods at that time were subpar so didn't order any of that. I'm not sure if empanadas are served at specific times but I didn't see a menu nor being mentioned. I might go back in the future but for now, meh - tried it cause it was part of my coffee trail.

First time visiting Bottom's Up, and it didn't disappoint! I ordered a Cafe Au Lait, and a ginger snap cookie. The coffee is fantasic, and milk was steamed perfectly. The ginger snap cookie has the perfect amount of spice and sweetness, yet wasn't so rich that I couldn't eat the whole thing. I got my order to go, but the atmosphere was welcoming and gave off the perfect "coffee shop on the corner" vibe. I can't wait until my next chance to visit this "Columbus Hidden Gem".

Super cute little hidden gem! They have beautiful crown molding ceiling, two greenhouse style sky lights, and dark wooden floors with plants all around. They have three small conference rooms and some games! I got an outmilk mocha iced latte and it was delicious! Definitely would return.

Great space for working a couple of hours. Children friendly as well and has games. Go check it out! Got a lavender latte which was also good.

Such a cute little coffee shop. Small menus but good food, and they have a lot of community events and promotions. Part of their profits goes to donating diapers to the underserved population in Franklinton.