Love Coffee Roasters is now pouring in Avon Lake, opening Monday with a compact roastery and counter-service café on the Lake Road strip. The newcomer promises on-site roasted beans alongside espresso drinks, matcha, boba, and a lineup of pastries and breakfast sandwiches. Owners say the whole setup is geared toward quick mornings, to-go orders, and neighborhood catering for events and gatherings.
New roastery on Lake Road
According to the shop's website, Love Coffee Roasters is located at 33473 Lake Road and operates Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The site also highlights in-house roasting and a mobile cart available for catering. Love Coffee Roasters lists the full menu and contact details.
What to expect from the menu
Local TV coverage described the newcomer as a café that "offers classic and specialty drinks and farm-to-table food," a tidy way of summing up its mix of espresso drinks, lighter plates, and specialty beverages. WKYC aired a short video about the opening on Monday.
Fresh beans, to-go and catering
The roastery's online menu lists coffee, matcha, boba, pastries, and breakfast sandwiches and emphasizes beans roasted in Avon Lake. Customers can order ahead or book the roaster's catering services for events. Local delivery listings show those offerings available for area customers, with Caviar/Doordash reflecting the shop's menu.
Staffing and delivery
Job postings indicate Love Coffee Roasters was hiring baristas ahead of the April opening, with roles tied to the Avon Lake location. Indeed carries the listings, and third-party delivery platforms show the café available for orders in the surrounding area. Caviar/Doordash currently lists the shop among local options.
For Lake Road commuters racing the morning clock and weekend visitors looking for a new caffeine stop, the café adds a roaster-run option to a stretch that already has several independent spots. Owners say they plan to keep regular hours and build out catering through the summer, so the menu and hours are likely to evolve as the neighborhood gets used to its newest coffee neighbor.
