The food was so delicious and the service was great. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the food and…read morecoffee. The place is super cute too.

When I'm on a mini weekend getaway in a place like St. Joseph, Michigan, I like things to go…read moresmoothly, and I rarely leave bad reviews unless the service I received at a business was so insulting to everyone's collective intelligence that to ignore the problem would constitute enablement. That said, I'll leave a decent review for Clifford's, but there were some disappointments. Upon entering, we were confronted by a professionally printed sign, along with a verbal warning from the sole attendant at the counter, stating that four out of five of their normal front counter employees hadn't shown up this morning. Translation: "Lower your expectations if you still choose to eat here". The fact that they have a pre-printed sign tells me this happens a lot (?!?!?). I also took note of multiple other signs on display, some handwritten, informing patrons that various menu items were out of stock. In some cases, these menu deletions took the form of a line on the menu being unceremoniously scribbled out with chalk or a marker. Surprisingly, the food and the service ended up being pretty good during our visit. However, I will give "Clifford" some unsolicited advice, if he's listening: Clifford, aside from the jacked-up parking situation, you have a cool thing going on here, and the location is spot-on awesome. But, I think you'd do better by paying more attention to the rough edges. Presentation matters, and it begins the moment your customer walks into the cafe. The vibe that the business was sending that day wasn't particularly inviting.

Great food, Great service, Great people, Great location and ambiance !!! Will visit every time…read morewe're in town !!!

Brunch is even better…read more Pancakes very good French Toast, also excellent (does have a lot of sugary toppings though) Potatoes good Well made food

I'm a bit of a coffee snob, and have traveled coast to coast chasing good coffee. I was incredibly…read moreimpressed and even surprised to find such an amazing latte in the small town of Saint Joe. And in such a cute little shop/market.

Looking to try a new coffee spot on my way up to Traverse and found Infusco. Walking in there's a…read moreton of space to work or lounge or even grab a cup and go. Greeted by the friendly staff and the pastries too. I ordered the ham and cheese croissant and a cold brew. The nitro cold brew was smooth and full of flavor. The croissant was nice and cheesy. Def worth a stop if you're in town!

Took an afternoon stop here and had a wonderful drink with the kids. There were a lot of items to…read morelook at and some fun coffee creations.

I loved it. I love iced coffee drinks and baked goods. This place has both! I sat outside in the…read moresun and relaxed.

I love this place for the items they sell help with many across the world…read more I have purchased many backpacks from them and use them regularly and get many compliments. The jewelry they offer is good quality for the price. Many other items as well as food / coffee offered as well. I purchased two soup mixes that were awesome.

I love this place for so many reasons. They combat and raise awareness for so many different…read morethings and everything sold help different charity's the store has partnered up with. What I like is that each charity seems to line up with the product you buy, for example if you buy a notebook the charity getting the money is an educational charity that helps schools. They have allowed me to sample their coffee and it is delicious. I've also gotten their quest mix in the past which is just a bag of the dry ingredients for quest dip and I add sour cream. My husband and I will continue to come here.

We stop in at Infusco in Sawyer when we're out biking. A great rest stop; definitely got the…read moreinformal coffee house vibe in spades here. Coffee drinks are perfectly executed. Other times when we're driving by, our dog, Anya, likes to drop in and get a doggie cup of whipped cream which she licks up while we're still waiting for our coffee. Nice people here too! I definitely recommend stopping in to Infusco.

Nice stop for a good coffee. It's just off the freeway and we're glad we stopped…read more Prices are average $7 for a large mocha Customer service was fine The inside is clean,modern and spacious with an additional seating area and seating outside

Awesome Staff great service, healthy! Beautiful location. I would recommend Rebel Cafe to anyone…read morelooking for a healthy alternative, that will leave you feeling good and energized.

From the owner: We go organic on practically everything in our cafe. If it doesn't have the organic label then…read moreit's from a local farmer who we know intimately and go beyond "organic" anyways! We try to source local as much as possible for our juices, juice cleanses and smoothies. Our coffee is sourced fair-trade and the top-tier beans are third-party tested and verified mold-free! We like to rotate varieties but they're almost always organic and fair-trade at a minimum. The big draw here is the organic and fresh-made juices! Smoothies with organic fruit, no artifical sweeteners and plenty of extras might just be the best thing you've ever tried :) Additionally, we have an entire line of superfood "coffee alternatives" for people who want something to get going but can't drink coffee.

Best donuts ever with unique flavors and lots of variety. Get there early though for best…read moreselection!

When you first walk in, you're not entirely sure if you walked in the right door, except it smells…read morelike fried bread (not necessarily donuts) and coffee. It has a small town community center vibe, and there are seating options available to enjoy your donuts once you purchase them. I love this rec-center vibe. The donuts themselves are pretty much what you would expect in terms of basic variety. There wasn't a huge variety available, but there were plenty of flavor options to choose from for even the pickiest of donut eaters. Strangely one immediate complaint that I have about the donuts right off the bat is that there's actually way too much icing or glaze. I got an old fashioned and two krulers, and some others, but there's so much icing on them that the donuts are completely lost and I'm literally crunching on pure chunks of recrystalized sugar on the old fashioned. I never imagined I'd have that complaint, but it is a bit overwhelming. I'll try the others later. I could not finish the old fashioned donut though because it was too sugary. (Took me 3 times to eat that one donut) There was a very tall gentleman in there that assisted me with my order. He was very pleasant and patient with me while I figured out what to put in my collection. Afterward, I sat down and ate part of my old fashioned donut to which he inquired about the quality. I told him it was good, but I should not have. I thought maybe I was just having a sugar issue with the old fashioned. I didn't realize it till I got the entire box home that they are all very heavily coated with the glaze. I thought the box was exceptionally heavy for 6 donuts... In any case, it doesn't really matter. Other than the Bit of Swiss business up the road, this is the only donut shop in town and I'm guessing the one you'll be stopping at when you roll through here as well. I love supporting local businesses and I'm glad this isn't a krispy kream, but I will say there's a little bit more that could be done in terms of enhancing the ambiance of their shop, as well as managing the overall glaze that coats the donuts. But the people were friendly and they were open early, so it was all good. *NEXT DAY I'm staying in an air bnb and Im actually going to take my donuts back. I took one bite of the kruler (yesterday when I got back to the b&b) and it was not good. All sugar on the outside, burnt exterior, but the inside was either raw or I don't know what. It was like wet bread. Literally. Pasty, gloopy, and so greasy/oily. Definitely an issue with the oil, and perhaps the recipe as well. Either way, I don't want to eat the rest and will take them back on my way out of town today. And by the way, it was like $20+ for a cup of coffee and 1 old fashioned, 2 krulers, 1 custard long-john, 1apple fritter, and a peanut butter filled. The long-john was okay, not enough custard and the pastry was dry, over-fried. The apple fritter was also a little burnt outside, but the apple ratio was good. It still was coated too heavily with sugar. I had to peel some of the thicker chunks off first. One bite of kruler and I won't eat that. Nope. I hope they have a better batch today. So, final thoughts... I just dropped off the bad donuts and the owner only refunded the 2 krulers even though I didn't eat the peanut butter one either, and that was after she got really defensive about her krulers (as if I'd never had one) and she refused to receive even the tiniest bit of feedback. Its obvious they were burned, over glazed, and raw in the center but she chose to make me feel badly about bringing them back, then she refunded me from her employee tip jar! What? She was so uncomfortable and unwilling to even listen to me that I felt angry leaving, even though I tried to be gentle. Whatever. My review was going to increase from 3 to 4 if they handled this well, but she didn't. Now it goes down farther than normal because customer service is important but was really lacking here by the actual owner, not the pleasant employee, though. She really put him in a strange position.

We stayed in the hotel across the street a couple of times (when it was still a Marriott) and got…read moreour morning coffee here for a few days in a row both trips. I have to say I missed it this past year when we stayed elsewhere. We will have to make the effort to drive over again next year. Fantastic coffee (especially the lattes) and the staff is super nice. Highly recommend.

Nice little spot to grab a coffee in Coloma! They had great options for both hot and cold…read morebeverages. I ordered a cold brew, it was nice and strong but tasty. My husband got a hazelnut latte and it was super good. Friendly and quick service as well. The only issue we had was there was no where to sit but that's because the building is fairly small. It might be best for a to go visit versus sitting in, especially if they happen to be busy.

I took a detour through St. Joseph's to visit a stationary store (Yours Truly, Elizabeth), and…read moredecided to stop here for lunch. I'm glad I did! It was busy, which is always a good sign, and they had a large selection of salads, sandwiches, and desserts to choose from. I had the Georgia Reuben (Turkey, Swiss, Ginger Slaw, Russian Dressing on Paesano) that was so tasty, and they included a small cup of barley salad that was unexpectedly delicious! I also got a lemon bar to go, and ate it in the car. Absolute perfection!

We ordered take away as we were going to eat lunch at one of the nearby vineyards…read more Huge line and very busy but the line actually moved reasonably quickly and once our order was placed the sandwiches were quite quick. We both got the Georgia reuben which is basically a turkey reuben with coleslaw instead of sauerkraut. The sandwich was really good, had a rich and unique flavor to it along with some crunch/texture that worked in the sandwich. The little side pasta salad was pretty decent too. The cookie was decent, but nothing unique and probably worth the calories elsewhere. Yea, it was all good, wouldn't mind getting it again.