
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4400 Easton Cmns ste 150, Columbus, OH 43219
Phone: (614) 600-4152
Website: http://www.goodcafeeaston.com/
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Reviews
I placed an online order that was ready when I walked in. I purchased tasty baked goods that sat ready to be enjoyed when I walked in. I love that the entire facility is dairy-free and gluten-free. I can eat literally everything with no concern.
For the food:
Chicken and waffles- 3 waffles and 3 chicken tenders is an insane portion size for around $10
Pancakes- my reason for coming. Thank you for safe pancakes that taste normal!!
Hawaiian breakfast- the eggs were perfectly cooked, the Spam slightly sweet and warm, the rice was perfectly soft.
Donut- so hot and many flaky layers
Choc. Chip muffin- warm melt chocolate inside and fluffy
Marble cake- so rich and flavorful
Peanut butter cookie- huge size, perfect bite
I don’t know what is going on, but truly hope it gets figured out, love good cafe but tired of being disappointed.
Highly recommend checking it out, whether you’re gluten free or not. I’ll definitely be back!
I am a person that do not really care to go out and eat all every restaurants.
I am also very funny about my food.
I must say that my on this past Sunday was outstanding for me.
The food,service and the very relaxing atmosphere was all great.
If you haven’t try Soul 2Go Café yet you must try it.
I hope you will enjoy it all like I did.
I had the Liver and rice with gravy, my sides Collard Greens, Yams and Peach cobbler. I must say all it my food was great.
I ordered a side of bacon, sausage, and a small matcha latte. My friend ordered potatoes with egg and a coffee drink. The bacon was fine, but the sausage looked and tasted microwaved — almost plastic-like. My main concern was the matcha latte. I clearly told the staff that I cannot have soy or almond milk due to allergies, and the manager even wrote “oat” on the cup. However, I believe that instruction was ignored and soy milk was used anyway. The drink had a distinct smell and taste that were not oat milk. I’ve been drinking oat and rice milk since I was a kid, so I know their flavor and texture well — this wasn’t it.
Within hours, I became extremely sick — vomiting all night, diarrhea, and painful stomach cramps that lasted through the next day. I didn’t sleep at all because of how violently my body reacted. The new employee working that morning seemed untrained and overwhelmed — he couldn’t handle the register or simple orders, so the manager stepped in to help. But after that, he was still making food and drinks in the back, which is not safe for allergy-sensitive customers.
If this had been almond milk or cross-contamination with almond instead of soy, I could have had an immediate anaphylactic reaction and ended up in the hospital. I’m grateful it wasn’t worse, but this could have been life-threatening for another customer.
I hope Good Cafe takes this seriously and improves training, supervision, and allergy safety protocols. No untrained or unsupervised employee should be making food or drinks for paying customers — especially when someone discloses a food allergy.