Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in West Chester Township

"Borne from the love of bees, the Sleepy Bee Café is a friendly, family-owned café that serves a menu of traditional and specialty dishes that strike a balance between traditional comfort foods and healthier options. Crafted by Chef Frances Kroner, the café’s menu features a variety of delicious breakfast options, ranging from tahini and apricot oatmeal, hearty breakfast sandwiches, house-made nut and seed granola with Greek yogurt, and fresh fruit platters to vegan tofu scramble and a CBeeD Bowl filled with house-seasoned chicken sausage, sautéed power greens, mushrooms and garlic herbs, and two scrambled eggs. 8 E 4th Street, Cincinnati, OH 45202, Phone: 513-381-BEEZ (513-381-2339),"

"Location: Oakley & Blue Ash A healthier alternative for the whole family — and the best part?. They even have a ”Food for the Brood” menu just for kids to go along with their Sleepy Bee coloring kit. Pro Tip: Order the Shape Cakes."

"Since opening in 2013 Urbana has become so popular within the community that they expanded to open a couple more coffee shops, and even a coffee cart. Their coffee has become infamous, and it all started with a dream and a vintage espresso machine. Pick up one of their specialty coffees – or anything that takes your fancy – and indulge in one of their fresh pastries."

"This coffee shop started in a Vespa Ape, driving around the city, serving coffee in different spots. Though Urbana still uses the Vespa Ape, the coffee shop now has locations in Findlay Market, Pendleton, East Walnut Hills and will soon open a location in the Scripps Center. Urbana has scones, breakfast sandwiches, bagels and a full coffee menu."

"Eden Park is one of Cincinnati's most scenic overlook parks, spanning more than 186 acres throughout the city's Walnut Hills and Mount Adams neighborhoods. The park's lands were originally developed in 1869 as a vineyard known as the Garden of Eden, overseen by regional horticulturalist Nicholas Longworth. After the vineyard's acquisition by the City of Cincinnati, the park area was transformed into a gorgeous urban oasis designed by landscape architect Adolph Strauch."

"Eden Park has a little bit of everything with the 186-acre park. Walking trails, several small lakes and incredible trees and flowers throughout. It’s also where Playhouse in the Park, the Cincinnati Art Museum, and Krohn Conservatory reside."

"Eden Park is one of the best parks in the city, home to an art museum, conservatory, a beautiful lake, several interesting landmarks, and more. It even has a grove of buckeye trees, the state tree of Ohio."

"At the Krohn Conservatory in Eden Park (which runs along the west bank of the Ohio River), you and your children can visit a tropical rain forest, a desert and a butterfly habitat without setting foot out of the city. The conservatory is an ideal attraction for children who can learn about the various habitats of the world and the amazing plants which thrive in them. The conservatory hosts three annual shows including the very popular Butterfly Show which runs from late March to June."

"Located near the city's two stadiums, the park offers a plethora of facilities and activities, including several concert stages, a playground, volleyball and tennis courts, a fishing pier, and the 1923-circa Showboat Majestic, which still hosts stage productions in the summer.In the warmer months, there is a seemingly endless string of festivals, art fairs, and food shows at Sawyer Point. In the winter, a skating rink is set up; in the summer you can rent bicycles.Sawyer Point720 East Pete Rose WayCincinnati, OH 45202513 352-6180"

"WEBN Fireworks at the Cincinnati Riverfest offer a chance to watch one of the largest fireworks festivals in the Midwest, presented each Labor Day weekend as part of the Cincinnati Riverfest event. The fireworks display begins at approximately 9:05pm on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend, held at Cincinnati's Sawyer Park. It has been held each year for over 40 years, originally established as part of radio station WEBN's 10th-anniversary celebration."

"Eden Park is one of Cincinnati's most scenic overlook parks, spanning more than 186 acres throughout the city's Walnut Hills and Mount Adams neighborhoods. The park's lands were originally developed in 1869 as a vineyard known as the Garden of Eden, overseen by regional horticulturalist Nicholas Longworth. After the vineyard's acquisition by the City of Cincinnati, the park area was transformed into a gorgeous urban oasis designed by landscape architect Adolph Strauch."

"Eden Park has a little bit of everything with the 186-acre park. Walking trails, several small lakes and incredible trees and flowers throughout. It’s also where Playhouse in the Park, the Cincinnati Art Museum, and Krohn Conservatory reside."

"Eden Park is one of the best parks in the city, home to an art museum, conservatory, a beautiful lake, several interesting landmarks, and more. It even has a grove of buckeye trees, the state tree of Ohio."