Although I didn't get a chance to try the drinks on this trip (yet!), I did buy a couple of bags of…read morebeans, a container of tea, and a journal. They have such a wide variety of beans/leaves. I wish they had more notes on the tasting notes! But they do have a handy graphic there about the roasting spectrum. And each bag is stamped with the roasted date on there. Can't wait to grinds some up at home. They also have plenty of swag there - I didn't expect to find a journal with RoosRoast stamped on there...but I did! Very friendly service there as well.

My child wanted an ice coffee after an event, it was very hot outside. We have seen this place…read moreoften, but never purchased anything before. The people working here were okay, but not overly friendly. My child wanted a coffee with mocha, cream, and sugar. They said they could do that with a cold brew. They handed over just coffee and mocha and did not tell us we needed to add our own creamer or sugar, then seemed surprised when I asked about the creamer and poured a bunch out. I knew they heard my order, because there were two people working and the first one recorded the order on the register. It tasted pretty good, it tasted like a nice dark chocolate, but due to high prices and many choices in the city, I am not sure I would visit again due to customer service alone.

This is hands down the best coffee I have ever had, but the girl working behind the counter was…read morerude, disrespectful, and condescending the entire time. The guy who made our sandwiches was very sweet and conversational. Our sandwiches were also very good! Unfortunately, our experience with the girl who was there was so bad that we more than likely won't ever come back.

I've been supporting this struggling business through constant turnover since Northern Grind took…read moreover quite a few years ago, even though my peer group and family all jumped ship a few years ago. We all live close but there are four other cafes within quick walking distance whose coffee is as good or (much) better. Until this morning I just wanted to support the neighborhood cafe and the people who work there. After today, no more. I can spend my money at Cafe Liv, Hyperion, Sweetwaters and/or Vertex since this business does not seem to want or appreciate my business. The coffee and the service and the turnover of staff keeps getting worse and worse. The thousand-plus dollars I have spent each year for the past eight years can be much better spent at any of the other cafes that will only add a few minutes to my walk to get to (yes I love and frequent my local cafes!). Thanks for (not) appreciating my business y'all. Jerri

This place is perfection. The roasts are delicious, and the methods are keyed in. There's a kind…read moreof coffee place that pays attention to tuning the extraction, and it can result in cups that literally taste like nothing else you have ever had. Like Lost Socks in DC the atmosphere is the real selling point. Unique, self selected songs, and attention to the pysical beauty of how tables, seats, plants are laid out. Gives vibes somewhere between a garden party and friend's basement. It is excellent! The pour-over was delicate and cholatey with some herbal tones. The expresso is distinctly toffee and graham cracker flavored. Seriously! made me look at the expresso for like 5 minutes wonder how they did it. Clerks were very helpful! Since I am buying bags, I appreciate that they have smaller sizes and I can get a few varieties. I will come back here if I'm ever in Ann Arbor again

Vertex coffee is delicious. I bought a seasonal latte. Like most coffee joint, I'm always worried…read moreif it's going to be "rot my teeth out" sweet. The barista let me know that it wasn't too sweet and she was right. We walked to this location. It was dog friendly and we got water for the dogs. When we're in Ann Arbor again, we can't wait to visit again.

I am very much not the discerning coffee sort, but I loved my stop in Curious Coffee! Popping in…read morebefore work, I got a honey latte to go with oat milk. Basic order, maybe, but this was DELICIOUS! The coffee itself really shone through in taste, and the honey is from the meadery. I impulse got a slice of banana bread as well. This was THICK and sweet and luxurious. Perhaps the banana bread and honey latte combo is a little too sweet for me, but I look forward to coming back and trying some of their black coffees. So many interesting sounding flavor profiles!

Now open Wednesdays! I know because I am sitting here right now!…read more Egads! Mike and his team are elevating the coffee game in Ann Arbor to unprecedented levels. Thanks to fellow Yelpers Allison and Tiffany for getting in here early and putting this spot on my radar. The hours are limited, and up until recently Curious was closed three days a week, which had made it challenging to get in. What initially grabbed my attention were the co-fermented coffees. Coffee beans that were fermented alongside fruit, like strawberries and peaches. The idea kinda blew my mind. I had never heard of such madness, and despite having a personal preference for coffee flavored coffee, I was compelled to try it. Wow! Just wow. In a cappuccino with the creaminess and fat of well textured whole milk, true fruit flavors and aromas poured from the cup. I was smitten. But still, this is flavored coffee, albeit flavored coffee without any syrups or sweeteners. Then there was the hot bloom cold brew. Another concept that made me sit back and ponder how I have been making my cold brew for decades. It made intuitive sense, and tasted fantastic. But I have to say, given my personal preference for straight up coffee, the pour over program is profound, perhaps even poetic. At the moment I'm sipping on a natural process Luz Helena Geisha. Some coffee shops might have this as the top of their line. At Curious, it's just one of many single origin super high quality beans that are roasted and brewed with care to maximize the flavors from within the beans. What does this mean in the cup? Well, for starters the color might remind some folks more of a dark tea than what they might be accustomed to from a national coffee chain or the classic diner. The aromas are delicate and distinct. This brew is described on the menu of being tropical, funky, and delicious with aromas of papaya, pineapple, and watermelon. The flavor is gorgeous. Beautiful balance, confounding complexity, with a long lingering finish. Coffee like this takes time. Do not expect to pop in and out for a quick cup. This is coffee that demands to be savored, and is served as such. Pour overs come in a glass pitcher so you can appreciate their color and clarity. Then you can pour it yourself into a ceramic cup, which has ample room to get your nose deep inside of it to inhale the intoxicating aromas. Coffee like this might be a little more expensive than what you might be accustomed to paying, but it's worth every penny. Plus there are always options at Curious that are a bit closer to earth. It's a spot to treat yourself in a little oasis that at night turns into a meadery. For the record, I am notoriously hard on coffee shops. Curious Coffee is a gem, and we are incredibly fortunate to have this option in our community. Did I say egads? Because egads this coffee is fantastic! Do yourself a favor. If you do have to take your coffee to go, for the love of god take off the plastic lid. Smell the brew in your cup and I promise you will not look back. Take your time. Enjoy. Be curious. And follow Curious Coffee on Instagram because they do special extra small batch things all the time. I look forward to other local coffee shops picking up what Curious is throwing down and seeing the elevation of our local coffee culture.

This time, I got a vanilla iced matcha latte. It was pretty solid but nothing crazy. It didn't have…read moretoo much of the matcha taste (iykyk) and wasn't too sweet!

The Yemen coffee was so good! The quality of the latte, for an affordable price compared to other…read moreYemen coffee shops was worth it! The staff were very friendly and helped me decide on a drink. I recommend the Socotra latte if it's your first time as it is their signature drink and reminds me of a gingerbread latte. This is a great place to study or hangout with friends. There's plenty of space and very comfortable seating! There's great history in their art hung and I loved learning more about the culture while I was there too!

Good coffee, house made syrups, and fresh seasonal latte varieties. The barista was super cheerful…read moreand the location is very cute.

Located in Grass Lake, MI. Check out this new spot for breakfast, brunch or lunch. Roasting…read moreZingerman's finest coffees daily

I always enjoy going into M36 as a treat. The staff are always so kind and helpful. I especially…read moreenjoy the chai here! I recently tried the chocolate chip and ginger molasses cookies, and both types of cookies were big and flavorful!

Got myself one of their seasonal lattes, I do not remember the name of it! But it was sweet and…read morevery enjoyable. There were some appealing seasonal drinks with uncommon flavors. The barista was quick and friendly. Great location and they also have a lot of prepared sandwiches/baked goods. Seems like a cool spot to visit, I recommend it.

Overall, really enjoy Moody Brews and the environment they have created. The service is almost…read moreperfect; some are just a little friendlier than others. I've tried many of their drinks and this is my rating: Mango sticky rice matcha: 2/5 (honestly pretty disappointing. It tasted more floral than fruity and lacked the texture I was hoping for.) Strawberry matcha: 3/5 (decent but not enough strawberry flavor. Maybe a strawberry cold foam would bring out those flavors more) Tiramisu latte: 5/5 (the thickness and the flavor is perfect) Bischoff matcha: 5/5 (so good! Definitely not for people with a texture issue but I didn't mind the bischoff cookie in there at all) Raspberry cheesecake latte: 3/5 (wasn't creamy enough, seems a little watery but overall I liked the flavor idea; I kept getting raspberry seeds in my teeth) Food: underrated (you should definitely try it) A really spacious place to study, play games, or have small get togethers! Overall, the most important thing to remember is to STIR YOUR DRINK THOROUGHLY! I've seen some reviews online where people thought it was too bitter or too sweet but I really recommend stirring it with a spoon really well before drinking; their drinks are balanced, they just make them layered so they are better presented. 10/10 would come here again and again.

moody brews is a must stop for us whenever we are in the belleville area visiting family. we come…read morefrom grand rapids which is full of local (non-chain) coffee shops which is not so common here. moody brews fits that need perfectly. moody brews has tons of creative drinks and house made syrups to choose from (some being vegan). there is food as well but no vegan food/pastry options unfortunately. the cherry vanilla, mocha, and carrot cake syrups are all dairy free and the staff are very knowledgeable when asked about the syrups. the few times we've been, i've gotten a cherry chip matcha (cherry and mocha), a cherry matcha, and a carrot cake matcha. the cherry syrup is not strong enough. the few times I've gotten it, I can barely taste it in my drink. the carrot cake syrup had much more flavor though. my partner really enjoys the brown sugar shaken espresso but wishes as a vegan he could participate in some of the cooler specialty drinks. it's a cute space with plenty of seating options. overall moody brews is a great stop when we're away from home.