Y'all! I was so full from dinner but somehow made a little bit of room for the most amazing ice…read morecream cone! Was in town visiting friends who just moved to the area! This was my third visiting and my first time stopping at Press and Scoop! I can guarantee I will be stopping by at least once every time I visit! I got a scoop of the lemon cheesecake bar and the raspberry rendezvous in a waffle cone! The touch screen was a tiny bit confusing, we were so happy when a young lady was able to take our order at the window!! They have a drive thru, which is great! Plus a small sand box for kiddos to play in!

Their ice cream is delicious, and the staff is so friendly! It is great, and is our go to place.read more

Was in town helping friends make a big move from Chicago! I'm so happy I decided to drive an extra…read more10 mins into Milford vs just stopping at a local fast food drive thru (the Golden Arches)!! After a quick yelp search Proving grounds came up! I was immediately greeted upon arrival! Ordered an extra dirty chia latte and the spicy stack! Both were fantastic!! The following day got their churro latte, a special for the weekend! Also delicious! They have a wide variety of seating, including comfy couches! Have a water station available and a wide selection of delicious pastries!

Bopped in for a quick cup of something warm and tasty. Left satisfied! Got a chai latte (they make…read moretheir own chai here) and it was nice and not super sweet. However the hot chocolate was deliciousness! Super rich and creamy-- the perfect end to a cold day.

Fantastic spot. Cozy little shop that's always nice when entering, greeted by the staff each time…read more The coffee options vary widely and they're delicious. They also donate large portions of profits to very good causes, give this place a try!

Simply Great Coffee !! Pour Over, Drip, Espresso, it's all here. I especially enjoyed my Costa…read moreRican Pour Over. The best part is what Thread Creek stands up for. That is the Health and Well-being against Human Trafficking. Not only for future occurrences but the treatment of past events. Also grab a Red THREAD Bracelet made by the very woman saved. Come in and see the fresh new coffee shop. Plenty of work space and wifi is reliable.

First time at this coffee shop and absolutely loved my Mufawaar Yemini coffee. This is a single…read moreorigin coffee where the beans are from Yemen and fresh roasted in house. The coffee, which has similarities to a Turkish coffee, is a medium roast with Cardamon and cream. Definately a unique flavor profile from what I am used to where it is a flavorful robust coffee that is well balanced with no harsh notes and oh so tasty. What I didn't know before coming here is that coffee originated out of Yemen some 500 years ago where they clearly have perfected the drink where this is a HUGE step up from the week diluted drink we call coffee here in the states. The coffee shop itself is bright, clean, very modern and very inviting with a casual vibe and nice Yemeni accents throughout to add to drinking experience. Staff is very friendly in explaining the drinks and how they are made and help guide you to the right drink choice as the names of drinks are very unique and a tad confusing as evidenced by my Mufawaar (: Overall an excellent unique coffee shop that is a must visit if you are a fan of good full bodied coffee. This is so good it is actually worth going out of your way to get it!

Stellar, fantastic coffee, and Qamaria provides an attentive mail order experience. This is a very…read moreopinionated review, but based on 50 years of lucky access to very fine coffees, and ideally you will consider it more enthusiastic and informed than smug and annoying. We live on the West Coast, were looking for Yemini coffee, and fortunately found Qamaria's website, ordering the Gate of Yemen dark roast. The roast is lighter and less oily than a French roast, as it should be, with some oil in the beans appropriate to something called a dark roast. We would say that Qamaria not only skillfully but more importantly respectfully roasts for the bean. This coffee makes us very happy, with a good dark "round" and balanced aroma to the ground beans and the brew. We made it pour over, but it feels most appropriate to stove top espresso or traditional style. It has a very satisfying long tail. A pour with a plot. A touch of the right kind of bitterness. The bean crushes easily between the fingers and grinds up finer than the espresso blend that we drink pour over (45% French Roast using Columbian beans, 45% Italian Roast using Mexican beans and 10% dark roast using Indonesian beans). Qamaria dark roast makes a pour over cup that is thicker than expected, which we find very satisfying: it's a sort of the character of traditional brewing but in a Chemex. We like the surprising way that a slight, fine sediment sneaks through the pour over paper filters and spreads across the tongue. Next we will move on to other Qamaria roasts and blends, brewing on stove top. The price point kills us, but how does one settle for ordinary to save money, when extraordinary gives such pleasure?

Absolutely beautiful cookies, like little pieces of artwork! And packaged so nicely! Chefs kiss @…read moreFlourish Bakery!!

From the owner: Custom decorated sugar cookies creations that taste amazing!read more

For years, I've tried to like tea. Years. I've tried bags from the grocery store, expensive Orange…read morePekoe, fancy tea from coffee shops, British-style tea... And I just can't seem to enjoy it. A few weeks ago, I noticed there was some kind of tea store in the newer strip mall by Milford High, and today, I finally wandered in. The store itself is kind of small, but the assortment of loose teas was impressive. The owner was quick to greet me, and I admitted my weird need to acquire a taste for tea, as well as my complete ignorance to loose leaf tea. I was offered samples, and Lisa took the time to explain different methods of making tea, which I thought was helpful. In addition to tea, there's a small selection of filters, brewing baskets, tea pots, and other accessories. Since I didn't know much about the items, I opted for a box of filters. Imagine my surprise when I discovered that I had paid 50% less than Amazon's price. Whoa. So, with the filters, I obviously bought some tea. And, I'm happy to report that Earl Grey Cream is by far, the best tea I've ever tried. Was it expensive? Yeah, maybe. But so worth it. From what I saw, you can have actual tea parties here, too. I'm not in to that, but they seem pretty serious about it. I also saw that they do tasting every Tuesday night. I think I'll be there for that. The only downside is that this strip mall seems cursed. Besides Hungry Howie's and Dairy Queen, this is where entrepreneurs take their dreams to die. Honestly, I think this could take off in the Village of Milford. Or, maybe enough people will stumble in and have their perceptions changed, like me. I know this much: I'm going to need a steady supply of Earl Grey Cream.

The Plum Door has CLOSED in Highland. There is a Facebook page with ordering information (free…read moreshipping) and you can pick up the tea at a few local shops including Hillers in Commerce. The prices at Hillers (at least currently) are lowering than ordering from the web site. If you get the chance try one of their cream teas.

They never have any donuts after 8am. I've stopped and walked out 5 times. Not going to try anymore.read more

I can't remember a time in my life when a box of homemade donuts from the Looney Bakery doesn't…read moremake everyone's day! From the nutty donut, the chocolate sprinkle, and the good old cinnamon roll. Makes me think of my grandparents

I enjoyed this coffee shop which has a very large open area for sitting but you could easily walk…read morepast it since the front door is subtle (I didn't see a big sign for this place but google maps guided me right to it after I found (free) street parking;) I wasn't sure what to get but the kind lady recommended a couple different drinks and I ended up getting the Cafe Miel to drink while doing some work. It was delicious (not too sweet which was exactly what I was looking for). I enjoyed the windows which brighten the space even more. The ceiling is high so the area feels open and large. I think there were mainly only wooden tables and chairs (not a comfy chair area or sofa) but I only stayed in the main room so I'm not exactly sure if there are more seating options. I didn't realize they sell sandwiches and have a soup. I didn't get anything to eat but maybe next time. I would definitely go back if I was back in the Brighton area.

Walked in from the street and was pleasantly surprised by the space inside. Long line on a Friday…read moremorning but it went pretty quickly. Lots of quirky seats and "decor" as it also doubles as a theater outside of coffee shop hours. The breakfast Sammie's were delicious, as was the lemon poppyseed muffin. Very moist with a slightly over-the-top sweet icing. Chai's were pretty average with lots of cinnamon. We sat out back by the water and it was a beautiful way to spend a slow morning with our toddler!

Local grocery store in Milford, MI and I was so pleasantly surprised by the selections they had…read more From Amish onions, to freshly baked breads, ready to eat soups and a whole wall dedicated to different types of flours. They have a nice small wine selection towards the front and offer a lot of solid Michigan wines. Just loved the vibe and how clean it was as well. I can tell I was paying for good quality local items. Everyone from behind the meet counter to the person who checked us out were so friendly!

Great selection of meat and seafood. Reasonably priced. High quality. Located inside colasanti's…read more(with a great produce and deli selection)

These reusable cups are amazing. You save SO MUCH money using these!read more

From the owner: Wish you could reuse your k-cups? Save money and stop sending them to the landfill by reusing them…read morewith our single serve coffee lids. We also offer make-your-own k-cups and k-cups filters. Call or click today!