Bailiwicks Coffee Company

Stopped in for coffee after meeting family in Tiffin for lunch. Good coffee, with specials menu. Nice open area for coffee and conversation and smaller areas for more privacy. They also sell limited artsy items from nearby shops. Definitely recommend.

This is your well rounded quintessential coffee shop. Hands down hits so many marks of what you want to see in a coffee shop. Has tons and tons of tables to work on. Super comfy chairs and couch. The artwork throughout is also worth a good look at. They also do in house roasting, and they do well at it. They have a great selection of coffee and tea drinks you will not be wanting for anything with all the delicious choices. The owner and staff are simply the nicest folks you will ever meet. Set in a beautiful older brick building with fantastic curb appeal. Be careful driving here pay close attention to all the one way streets. I did not and like an idiot went the wrong way on a one way. And thank goodness no police were around. Do make this a destination for yourself that you visit often

Jess, OMG - thank you, thank you, thank you! First, finding your website on Google was so easy. Great job with your SEO. Second, getting in touch through your site and by text was effortless. Your customer service and professionalism were incredible, you were quick, clear, and thorough with every answer. And lastly, speaking with you on the phone to place my order genuinely felt like talking to a friend. It was a pleasure doing business with you. Thank you again!

I am so glad Bailiwicks has been a long standing business in Tiffin. I love the friendly service, cozy atmosphere, and most of all- I can get pumpkin coffee any time of the year! 😍 🎃

Sort of eclectic looking inclusive coffee shop with art for sale on the walls and hand made sweets from the shop next door. There's also a meeting room, free wifi, a shareable books reading rack, two bathrooms both labeled "all gender restroom", and a pride flag themed "everyone welcome" sign on one wall. I think the only non-inclusive part of the place is that it is in a historic building with front steps and no wheelchair access. The whole time I was here there were people constantly in and out. Service seemed decently paced except for a couple personal conversations between employees and locals, but nothing you shouldn't expect in a small town corner shop. My latte was decent (same thing I order everywhere) but nothing to write home about. Priced comparable to any other similar coffee