The customer service is delivered always in a friendly and welcoming manner. The coffee ( three…read moregringos ) is delicious, well rounded and not bitter or burnt as in so many other comparable places . Great artsy bohemian , retro kool spot.

Really nice little coffee shop here in Sarnia, I always get just black coffee and this was a superb…read morecup. Friendly service behind the counter and an interior I could see myself spending some time in. Either working or chatting with friends. Thanks!

Stumbled upon this place on the way to the lake. It's adorable. They converted a former car shop…read moreinto a coffee shop. Nice selection of original coffee drinks. I opted for the iced fruity pebble latte. My friend ordered an original iced caramel macchiato which she said was perfect. The place was busy but the line moved quickly. Nice selection of muffins and pastries. I had the berry muffin which was huge. Super sweet efficient young girls running the place. Seating was in the shop area. I love the vibe very eclectic. Fun art pieces. Outside there was a food truck serving breakfast and a pup truck serving dog treats. Love finding places like this.

I had the butter beer iced latte. The wife had the hot version of the butter beer. Both were very…read moregood

Great coffee. Purchased our Moccamaster by Technivorm from them as well. I thought that they had…read moreclosed their doors.

From the owner: We specialize in the best high-quality coffee and tea brewers, equipment, accessories, giftware and…read morealso offer freshly brewed coffee, loose leaf tea, and specialty beverages.

Nice/cute store that specializes in fresh roasted in house coffee and made in Michigan merchandize…read moreand food. The business is tucked away in a strip mall sitting around the corner from the main road and is not readily obvious from the main road where you almost purposely have to be looking for it to see it. The business as mentioned in other reviews defiantately has the look and vibe of the rustic little touristy stores you see up north where I assume this is exactly what they are trying to achieve and makes this business a fun place to peruse. As the desire for a good cup of coffee is what brought me here, I ended up getting a cup of their medium roast Ethiopian coffee where the beans are roasted in house. my coffee was full bodied, nicely balanced with no harsh notes and quite tasty. An excellent cup of Joe at a very fair price of $3 for a large cup. Nice! One of the gals who worked there told me that if I liked that coffee than I would really like"Grunting Buck" medium roast where I purchased a 16 Oz whole bean bag for $16, Great price for any specialty coffee but one that was just fresh roasted is an amazing deal in my mind. For a small shop that has a lot of character there is a lot to look at and see here which is part of the interesting experience of shopping here. Staff is super friendly as they greet you as you walk in and offer assistance, if required, and then gives you space to shop at your own pace. Lastly there is a hot made to order food menu for breakfast and lunch to go along with their Barista operation. All in all, a superior small business that promotes made in Michigan that needs to be seen to be fully appreciated. Five stars in my book!

A true Michigan hidden-gem! The first time I heard about his store I decided to have breakfast…read moreacross the street at Dodge Park Coney Island, then shop at Salvation army and then go across the street to check out this place and to get a cup of coffee. I came on an off day so the place was closed. It looked small but I decided to come back the next weekend and check it out but they put out a sign saying closed : Out Hunting. Determined I came back for a 3rd attempt and boy am I glad I did! Inside it is much larger than the outside would make you to believe. There is so much to look at and consider purchasing. The best part is it is all high-quality Michigan-made! Also, bonus is that for your first visit you are treated to a free cup of fresh brewed coffee; I loved mine. I got a delicious chocolate/caramel candy bar from the U.P., some craft beer for when my friends visit and some locally harvested honey for my biscuits and tea. Score! There is art work all over the walls. I was amazed at the size of the stuffed turkey - it was massive. If you are into hunting, well look no more. There are gifts galore for the hunter in your life. I saw knives, deer scent spray, apparel, jerky, you name it, they have it. You can't help but feel proud to be a Michigander after visiting this shop. Shop local, support Michigan and hurry on down to Deer Camp Coffee Roasting and Outfitters.

We stumbled across this coffee shop on a list of Best Coffee in Metro Detroit. We live about 30…read moreminutes away but were willing to make the drive in our quest to find the best cup of coffee. There is a relatively small parking lot on site, and it did get a little hectic trying to get in and out. It does look like you can also park in the neighborhood which might be worth the small walk to avoid having to make a right turn in the lot. The outside of the building is very cute and I love that the sign is painted right on the wall directing us where to go. The inside is extremely small as they were originally only intending to roast the coffee at this location. They did add in a ledge adjacent to the counter that had multiple high top chairs available, but there is no other seating inside. This would be great for a solo person having coffee. They do have ample seating right outside on their beautiful patio. They have put time and effort into creating this space, which can be seen in the lovely wood furniture and the flowers they have planted. They also have a pergola over the patio that provides shade. Attached to the pergola is the sign which is also lovely. They have a sandwich board right outside the door letting you know that they are open. The baristas took their job very seriously and were taking the time to weigh out both the beans and the milk. They have a standard menu that is easy to navigate, and for flavored lattes they offered both vanilla and honey that sounds great. I chose to go with the honey iced latte, and then we also ordered an iced vanilla latte and a flat white.y brother in law is from Australia, and we are ALWAYS trying to find him a decent flat white. Every time it is on a menu we will order it. For the first time in YEARS a flat white finally got his seal of approval. You could tell that the care the baristas put into the preparation made all of the difference. After visiting I told my neighbors (who are also big coffee snobs) about Kazkara and they visited the very next morning and also gave their stamps.of approval! Kazkara will now have multiple people from West Bloomfield making the 30 minute drive for a good cup of coffee.

The BEST coffee I have had by far. So smooth and creamy with absolutely no bitterness detected. The…read morevanilla syrup added the perfect sweetness to my latte. Staff were very friendly, informative and accommodating to allergy issues. I was impressed with the precision and attention to detail that went into making my cup of coffee. I only wish they had a larger size.

Great atmosphere, and excellent coffee. (It can take awhile to make, but be patient, it's worth the…read morewait!)

From the owner: We are a small batch coffee roaster who passionately sources sustainably-grown, and…read moreethically-traded coffees , preferably from smaller farmers, where we can trace the supply chain. We roast super fresh, we use eco-friendly packaging, and we ship it right to your door or office! Cafe is OPEN!

The espresso at Sabbath Coffee Roasters really stood out to me--rich and smooth with enough depth…read morethat I didn't feel the need to add much to it. I paired it with a pastry and spent some time catching up on emails. The space had a relaxed feel without being completely silent, so it worked well for both getting a little work done and taking a break. A nice find for anyone who takes their coffee seriously.

Coffee was pretty good, but not having any food available to go along with it was a big let down…read moreeven though it was on the menu. We pass this place all the time and it has a huge line out the door so we decided to give it a try. We had our pup with us so I waited in line while my wife and pup sat outside. We tried to order online but the Toast connection was not accepting orders at the time. I ordered the coffees, a cappuccino and an americano, with the honey cinnamon syrup in one and the brown sugar in the other. I went to order two sandwiches and they said they had no bagels or bread for toast for the day. Sunday morning too, a big let down. Each sandwich was $10 a piece so I was expecting some fancy type of sandwich but unfortunately we were not able to try any of them. Their cooler of pre-made food was picked over already so we just had the coffees and went somewhere else after. A sign on the door would have been nice, others had similar feelings once they made it to the counter.

Wonderfully welcoming neighbourhood cafe. Red Lantern roasts curated beans and it shows. Got the…read morelavender infused matcha latte and fog cutter espresso, and both were bold and rich. Also got a summer drink - the lavender lemonade - which was really refreshing. Highly recommend this spot!

Local coffee cafe, small bites. Quiet. Pictures is better than words. Next door to The Durch Boys…read morea local chocolate shop.

My love affair with whole bean coffee continues unabated…read more I stumbled across this locally-based coffee roaster by happenstance. As luck would have it, I was hanging out at a local cafe and the owner had just gotten a new brand of whole bean coffee in- that from the Flint Coffee Company. Curious, I asked him what it was like and he seemed pretty enthusiastic about it. He said it was a new line that he was introducing for retail, likening to the rich Sumatra Starbucks blend, but with a twist. Well, I love the earthiness of Starbucks Sumatra, so my interest was piqued. What was the twist? What was that extra something that supposedly made it worth it? Apparently, it's organically-grown under special shade trees or something. These coffee beans are marketed as "direct trade, shade grown with no pesticides involved." Whatever it is, it does the trick. At any rate, I know I liked it a whole lot. Flint Coffee Company bills itself as a family owned business interested in producing sustainable coffee beans from their family-run farm (the family apparently owns a coffee plantation in Peru and owns the local company where it's roasted here in Flint). The beans are hand-harvested, washed and then dried in the sun on a drying bed. Later, the beans are depulped, with any pulp remnants used as a fertilizer for the soil while the beans ferment overnight and are rewashed. I guess it's more of a natural way to process coffee beans. All I know is that I was impressed with the smoothness of such a rich coffee flavor. There was very little to no acidity in it and no strange aftertaste that is the hallmark of cheap can coffee. In other words, if you like Folgers or Maxwell House, this probably isn't the coffee for you. However, I like my coffee rich and earthy, so it was a hit with me. It tasted just as good in its last drop as it did from the first sip from my coffee cup. They have a few different blends, from milder beans to the darker, more intense variety that I prefer. I picked up a 12 oz bag for $11. That wasn't a bad price. It wasn't the cheapest (it's true that I could have probably gotten a whole lot of average canned coffee at the grocery store for the same price or less), but for me, it's about quality, not quantity when it comes to coffee. I really can't stand that acidic aftertaste of cheap coffee, so I was down with the price.