This was my first visit. Super nice staff, great coffee and love the merchandise! The cafe has a…read morenice vibe! I will be back! Thank

I ordered a salted caramel and cookie butter hot latte along with an Asiago bagel for my first ever…read morevisit here. Unlike so many coffee shops I've sampled, this place's espresso is very smooth and not overpowering, and they have a balanced approach to the amount of syrup they provide where you can taste all the flavors in the drink. I'm super impressed! As a former barista, it's hard to trust some places procedures when it comes to their espresso-syrup balance, so this place has hit the nail on the head for me. The Asiago bagel was delicious- the bagel itself was buttery, and a balanced amount of cream cheese was included. I enjoyed every bite. The seating is comfortable, with plenty of outlets and cushioned seating on the main wall to your left as you enter through the old bank's vault door. The vault door adds a chic feel to the place, which has lovely warm lighting throughout. The employees are super kind and engaging as well.

Glad to see it on here. That were closed for so long. I will…read morebe visiting soon. The coffee is great and the bakery is so handy for a morning treat.

The One and Only Local Coffee Shop in Flushing located in the down. But the interior is great and…read moreit has a vintage vibe which was pretty cool. Ordered a Cappucino and tea they were ok but dint like the fact they served it in To-Go cup straight away with out asking. Pros: ------ Free street parking Ample free parking behind Other Food Options next doors Wifi Clean restrooms Cons: -------- Cash only

pretty good bubble tea. only con is that they don't have the tapioca pearls ready and made when…read morethey first open, i'm not sure why they don't prep that before they open but it's a shame that you're expected to wait 25 minutes for tapioca pearls when you're already waiting for them to open at 12pm on Sundays. good service and great atmosphere though, my favorite drinks are the taro milk tea and thai milk tea. some of the flavors like lavender and mango don't really taste like much, they also use powder for their drinks mostly which can effect the flavor. it's nice to have a bubble tea place in flushing that's close but it's not gonna be as good as kung fu tea obviously but they have more options with their range of flavors and drinks

Cute and cozy interior. Stopped in today for Father's Day, so my husband could get a tea. You can…read morecustomize your drink with tons of options! I don't enjoy the teas with the bobbas/jellies, but my husband said what he ordered was delicious. One suggestion- add the starting base price to the teas-- because on the big wall that has all the flavors and add ons, there wasn't a starting price for the sizes- only a price for the add on options. Spent $6.67 on a large tea- reasonably priced!

The best coffee shop around Flushing! Their special drinks are always so creative and the staff is…read morealways super friendly! Super cute exterior and interior. They have fun little games you can play inside while you wait and a counter with barstools facing out a window that is a nice place to get some work done. I would highly recommend!!

AMAZING! Best craft coffee in Genesee county. I believe they use Fireside coffee. Super friendly…read moreand decently priced! My weekly go-to.

Hungry in Flint Michigan and needed to score some snacks. My in-laws recommended a close to home…read morebakery, The Rye. Old school atmosphere with tin ceiling and wood display cases, there was lot of charm. We bought it all, everything, poppy seed, sesame, sea salt bagels, scones, vagabond pastry... We weren't far down the road before we tore into our goodies - and they were good! If you get a chance, stop in and try it for yourself, you won't be disappointed.

The Rye Bakery is 'the' bakery in this area. Fresh types of breads, exquisite French, Italian, and…read moreGerman pastry is the order of the day. One most unique type pastry is the Vagabond. A wonderful combination of French cream and chocolate in a light pastry baked dough and with a very light vanilla frosting. The breads range from a variety of over six types from a French Sour Dough to a very fine Black Russian Rye Bread. The breads are wonderful and baked daily. The bakery shares the coffee shop next door; therefore, it is possible to have dessert with coffee in the same building. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable which adds to the European charm of this type of bakery. Serve is fine. The decor is old fashioned with European charm. There is a piano in the bakery as well on a small sound stage which is part of the window. There used to be jazz concerts several years ago before COVID. Overcall,, the Rye Bakery is one of Flushing's more interesting food/bakery establishments. The bakery also makes upon special orders cakes and pies for gradations and other community projects.

This is a corporate headquarters and not a coffee shop. Lady working the front desk was very nice…read morewhen I came in confused, so I just wanted to share the review so no one else made the same mistake as me!

I waited a while to write this review, because I wanted to try several different varieties of…read morecoffee from our New Year's Day on-line purchase. Now that I have done that, I can confidently say that their Coffee K Cups are terrific. I found out about them in late 2020 when I impulsively bought a box of their Michigan Cherry Coffee that popped up on my Facebook feed. Holy Moley was that delicious! When our home K Cup stash was getting low, we hit their website big time and bought a variety of products - Guatemalan Medium, Amaretto, Hawaiian Coconut, Cinnamon Holiday Blend, Butter Rum, and a Variety Pack and Dessert Pack with such delicacies as Caramel Pecan Pie, French Vanilla, Sea Salt Caramel, Banana Nut Cream, Blueberry Cobbler, Crème Brulee, and Chocolate Raspberry. None of these disappointed me. Prices start at about $0.80 a pod, but if you buy in bulk or subscribe, you can knock that down significantly. And if you sign up for e-mail specials, you'll regularly receive 10% or 15% special discount codes. Working from home since March, my coffee consumption has sure gone up, and I really like having these excellent coffees to drink. And by the way, we are ecologically responsible as we remove the K Cup foil tops, discard the coffee, rinse out the pods, and throw them in with our recycling.

The people are all very friendly and warm to their customers. The breakfast was fantastic with…read moreFrench toast and the fried steak platter. It's a diner reminding you Mel's Place back in the day. A small business owner and just a nice and welcome establishment.

Ok let's start this way , hospitality will always be the greatest tool in this business and this…read morespot has it , ownership and workers that put in tge work and are personable leads to a great diner experience the food is delicious tge prices are wonderful and affordable and the fact that most is made in house and fresh makes it that much better my family will be going back for sure every weekend we can... cheers to this crew

Great little bakery in an off the beaten path location…read more We stopped in last week and were pleasant surprised with just how nice it was. I've been wanting to try this bakery for a few months, but only got around to it last week. Clearly, I'm glad I finally did! It was well worth the little side trip out to Flushing! We purchased a freshly baked French baguette, some cinnamon rolls, coffee cake and a few cookies during our visit. My husband, who knows how to make traditional French bread from scratch and definitely is knowledgeable about conventional baking techniques, etc, was quite impressed with the bread. It was authentic, had a nice texture and the proper type of crust and was truly delicious. We both loved the homemade cookies, peanut butter becoming my favorite. The cookies were so warm and moist and tasted fresh from the oven. I can't bake cookies this nice. Im a Tollhouse cookie dough kinda girl. Just kidding, sorta! Anyway, they were great! My husband had a cinnamon roll that he rather enjoyed and he's kinda picky about cinnamon rolls, so that's saying something right there! I liked the texture of the coffee cake I ordered. It was delicious, moist and appeared freshly-made. I was disappointed they were out of scones, though I hope they'll have some fresh-baked ones when we stop in again next time. Other than the aforementioned items, they sell custom cakes (they looked awesome and start at $25 per cake, with different designs commanding higher prices), muffins, lemon pound cake, coffee, plus deli cheeses, pickles, dips, and meats from Boar's Head. Service was great, very friendly and quick. Pricing seemed pretty affordable. We'll be back.

Easter week?? Really?? Tried for hours over the weekend to place an order for Easter, eight days…read moreahead of time. Their online order system does not work, kept saying they couldn't have it ready in 24 hours, when I was asking for next Saturday. Soooo, I went in person today (Monday April 3) to place a order that would have been well over $100. They claim they are open on Mondays until 6:00 p.m. However, at 4:30 p.m. I nearly broke my arm when I went to open the door and it was locked. I had rearraigned my schedule and missed three other things I had to do. I'm glad they are so rich they don't need the (new) business. I see another review on here that says they did not pay their electrician for services. I totally believe that. Going to Fenton to the Laundry, tried to stay local but Marcella's won't have it.

Decided to stop here on the way home from a trip to Ionia Michigan Saturday and it was sometime…read moreafter 6pm when we got there. The overall look was great-plus huge old fashioned porch to sit on, cool looking sign, right in a residential area with really nice houses around it. Parking wasn't great though, not a lot of spaces and only one way in and out. They were allowing you to go inside to browse through the store, but not to order anything...? We had to go back outside to order through the window. The store had some really cool stuff-one thing was you pick mismatched socks for $10. After going back outside to order, we asked the girl if we could get just a regular bowl and not a waffle bowl for our ice cream(we didn't want cones either)-she said yes. For some reason, whoever did our order in back twice put our ice cream in a cone. Had to tell her for both orders we wanted a bowl and could tell she wasn't happy. Not sure how it became such a mixup-twice! I had a peanut buttercup. I would've only given it 3 1/2 stars because of the parking and mess up, or not being able to do everything inside-but the Ice cream was delicious & a good portion for a scoop.

Nic staff. Good ice cream. Big selection. We loved the items for sale here. They had some really…read morefunny gift items.

Pretty decent to grab a coffee and snack…read more This place opened not too long ago. The building was once a doctor's office of some kind and you can kinda spy how the layout was and what has and has not changed since its transformation into a cafe. The outside still looks slightly like an old doctor's office, but the owners really went a long way in making the most of the location and renovating it into a nice little coffee shop for the local area. It's located right by the corner of a major subdivision, so the neighbors really must be pleased to have a cafe so close by to grab coffee or tea on their walks or while jogging, or simply on their way to work in the morning. The ambiance inside is cozy, but you can definitely tell it was once a doctor's office (you can see how the old office was laid out- waiting room, reception desk, offices in the back, etc), but it doesn't They sell Fireside Coffee here and and the usual smoothies, lattes, mochas, teas, pour over coffees, etc, as well as a limited line of fresh baked pastries, bagels and muffins, plus some iced beverages, like Red Bull and whatnot. I ordered an iced Salted Caramel Latte, but wound up getting a hot version of the same drink instead because the girl waiting on me misheard me. She quickly realized the mistake and offered to remake me a new iced drink, though I said it was okay and just took the already made drink because it wasn't a big deal to me. Iced, hot, whatever, I didn't really care, so it was fine. My husband ordered a traditional mocha. Both were excellent. We had no real complaints. Customer service, other than the small hiccup concerning my drink, was excellent. The barista was super nice and chill. She pointed out the retail section of the store, where they sell Chill Coffee Cafe branded gear, including t-shirts, mugs, bags of coffee, and more. The free WI-FI signal was strong and didn't interfere with the apps on my phone (some places have super sketchy WI-FI connections and it's preferable to pass on the free WI-FI). The cafe had a nice, quiet area in the back, with comfy chairs, a fireplace and a big screen TV. Further back, they had a private meeting room where they apparently host a children's event every week on the weekends. Up front, there was another seating area near the counter, with plenty of charging stations for phones, tablets and laptops. In other words, it's a perfect place to work while on the go or just chill and relax sipping a latte.

Cute coffee shop…read more We dropped in for some coffee drinks recently. They were prepared very nicely by the friendly barista. I liked the space, it was cozy and inviting and a nice place to work or study. Pricing is comparable to most other coffee shops in the area, but the menu is a little limited. I would like a bit more variety, but this is still a new business. Maybe once they have perfected things they'll offer more? Anyway, it's a decent place to get coffee and read or get some work done. I'm glad it's close and on my way to work.