Such a cute spot! Outdoor & indoor seating available. Ordered hazelnut vanilla iced latte with oat…read moremilk. 7.6/10. Will come back to try food!

I love this place! It has great coffee and bakery and friendly service. It's located right off the…read morebike/walking path in Wales. Mama D's is a cozy place to meet up with friends or relax with a book.

They serve ruby coffee and it's a solid cup enjoy the americano - stylish interior and the service…read morewas great

I got a matcha latte which was fine, but wouldn't recommend. The color was great - however the…read moresweetener and milk overpowered the taste of the tea and I didn't finish it. I would come back and try the coffee drinks sometime because they did look really cool. Lots of fun options on the menu. TBH not a fan of the decor - I know the theme is "blue collar" and they were going for a steel shop vibe but the cafe is pretty dark and feels smaller than it is because of the scrap metal on the walls. Wouldn't be somewhere I'd sit and study but fine for grab and go for me. Maybe I'm just a boomer but I liked the way it was decorated when it was Milwaukee Street Traders and miss how cozy and light it was then. I did LOVE the pay it forward wall. So sweet to encourage kindness in the community and to leave tickets for people to redeem a free drink when they're having a bad day/a nurse/a best friend/etc. Overall, I'd recommend this spot if you're coming to grab something quick but would not recommend the matcha. :)

Obsessed with the vibe of this coffee shop. The employees are always so kind, and I love that they…read morehave a drive-thru plus indoor and outdoor seating. Their breakfast sandwiches are so good - especially with the homemade mustard sauce. Even better, they carry Breadsmith sourdough loaves and dozens of Prairie Gold organic, pasture-raised eggs for purchase. This place is a gem.

First time here. It's a nondescript building off of the Hwy 83/Genesee Rd. roundabout. It's a…read moregreat building with windows along one side, and a drive through around the back (or is it the front). Inside there are different seating areas, and even a fireplace with a couple of chairs. The door opened right to the outside, which can be a little chilly like today, when someone enters/exits. The inside reflects the name, Mercantile and Bean. There are unique items for sale, ranging from honey to candles to apparel items. For me, this space could have been better purposed for additional seating. But I get the idea that they offer what they consider "Artisanal" items for sale. Just not what I want in a coffee shop. Stopped in with a friend for some lunch. It was about half full, and there were mostly individuals or couple seated in the dining area. Got to order right away, and got friendly service the entire time. Got a London Fog Tea Latte, and they did a good job with my order (little vanilla, little lavender, and extra foam). They also left the tea bags, so that I might steep a little longer. Chose the Greek Salad, which was made up in the typical fashion, although this one had a bit of avocado (nice addition). The bakery case some unique items that you might not find in other places. I got a piece of Chai Masala Coffee Cake. It was moist, flavorful, and was a generous portion. It also had a nice brown sugar crunchy top. It was a good experience, but leaning more towards a Cafe and Merch shop, and less than a traditional coffee shop.

the owner, Mike, finished coming out of the bathroom -- presumably after doing a number 2, and then…read moreprepared a microwaveable panini. I called him out on it. both owners are some of the worst virtue-signalling, phony people you'll ever come across.

This place wasn't good ( maybe just for take-out). But not real bad…read more Won't order again. I had high hopes - but was disappointed. Not at all worth the money. Never again.

Been here a couple of times, but that was before the recent remodel. I like Stone Creek Coffee…read moreshops. To me they are a high quality local chain, that does a very good job with the smaller details, which makes it seem like a more boutique experience. It's located in a small stripmall, which has some nice trees and landscaping. Plenty of light coming from the front windows. There are plenty of tables for parties of 2-4. You can find quieter spots towards the rear. Got greeted by super friendly staff. Let us take our time with the order. Got my favorite hot beverage, London Fog (little lavender, little vanilla, extra foam) in a mug. I normally get their Pistachio Cardamom Scone but decided to try the Matcha Scone. The scone was good, but not great. The texture leans more towards a muffin (bready) and not the more dense, dry texture that you get with their other scones. Overall, a very good experience. Nice job :)

What a lovely location! They have great outdoor seating for the warmer months. The inside is great…read moreambiance to work and grab coffee or catch up with a friend. I had the chocolate crossiant and an almond milk vanilla bean latte. Both were delicious and would recommend again.

Just dined here with my family for breakfast and we'll definitely be back. I ordered the Marie's…read moreSouthern Railroad (with extra crispy hash browns-must), a coffee and spicy Bloody Mary. Seriously all of it was a 10/10. Its wasn't terribly busy at 10am on a Saturday so the service was quick which you can always appreciate. The restaurant was cozy and comfortable. Glad we tried this place - highly satisfied!

Great little place serving breakfast and lunch. They do have a bar so you can have a Bloody Mary…read morewith your eggs. Our server was great. Everything was clean. Will be back.

Very cute little place. First time we've been there. Weren't greeted when we walked in and the man…read moresitting at a table looked up at us. Turns out he was an employee. Very good breakfast skillet and frappe latte. Would definitely recommend. It's obvious though than the young man prefers the locals. The woman whom I'm assuming is an owner was very friendly. Go try it out. It's worth a drive and stop. Portions were very generous

Stopped in for the first time. Right as they opened at 8am. The place is a little odd, but…read morecharming at the same time. It's a converted barn, and from the outside you might actually think that it's still being used. There is parking behind the barn, and some seating outside. (posted signs about Bees, and some places are off limits, but I didn't see any beehives?) The lower level of the barn had been converted/remodeled into a small restaurant space. There are several wooden tables. What is so very suprising was the large selection of home made bakery and pastry items. They all looked fresh and LARGE. I love a good scone, which they had, but they also had a selection of different coffee cakes, and cinnamon rolls. It was a tough choice but I ended up getting the Chocolate Chip Coffee Cake. They also made me a Chai Latte, in a mug. A was a great combination. The coffee cake was a little dry/crumbly (which I like), so it paired well with the hot chai. The place was busy. And from the sound of it, there were lots of regulars. That's always a good sign. Some people ordered breakfast and egg dishes. They all looked goo. It's a nice place, with nice folks, and excellent baked good. I would have preferred a bit more inside seating, but they are working with limited space. The outside could benefit from some better landscaping, and seating areas.

Today we dined for the first time since the Llazar Konda Group reopened the Belfré in its group of…read morerestaurants, which includes KAVOS, The Beach House Bistro and La Tavola, all in the area. We were thrilled with the familiarity but also with the newness of the menu. As it was far too hot to eat al fresco, we were given a table on the first floor near the window. We had 5:00 reservations and were seated immediately. Our server, Mason, was fun and efficient, but he also had to cover the bar so he was running. A few more staff would have been helpful as the tables filled up, and by 6:15, people were waiting outside to get a table. The age group of diners is varied, and everyone seemed to be very satisfied. We ordered the Bruschetta and the Salmon with Lemon Risotto, both of them prepared very well. The food tasted very fresh, and the presentation was lovely. I also ordered the Bolognese because I love a good dish of it. This one did not disappoint. However, the meat pieces were small pea-sized bits of beef, which tasted good, but looked a bit odd. I would like to know why, but I was too busy enjoying the dish. It is my birthday and so I was offered either a free cocktail or a dessert. I love a good treat so the flourless cake was my choice. It was a very nice birthday present. I really look forward to our next visit. The menu has lots of options I want to try.

I'm so glad I was able to drop by for their last weekend of service…read more Why review then? They're closed! Well, I do think it's worth mentioning they were top notch until the end and I hear there's a new chapter (possibly different, but with some of the same people involved) on the horizon. So, if when the new chapter arrives for the building where Belfre Kitchen thrived for so long, you wonder what came before and do these folks know what they're doing? They do. Belfre served up delicious food in a chic, warm, and welcoming atmosphere by servers who were kind and caring. Until we meet again, Belfre!

Great Harvest is such a cute and homie place to stop by for some baked goods and bevs. The staff…read morehas always been very kind which I appreciate as well. I love the variety of fresh loaves they offer and that they will slice them for you if requested (the sourdough loaf is my fave). They also offer samples to help you decide what to get! I have not yet tried any sandwiches as I tend to go for the sweets, so cannot speak on that, but would definitely recommend adding it to your list of places to try!

Excellent artisinal bread and very good pastries. Nice gifts. Good coffee, cute place with…read morecomfortable assortment of seating, better for a chat with friends or to read a book rather than to get work done but there is one spot on the long table next to a plug that is perfect for a notebook computer and a pad of paper. I don't like how the cashiers-baristas only speak GenZ (have a great rest of your day instead of, thank you, adding "at all" to every sentence) and they make it clear they prefer I get a disposable cups instead of a ceramic coffee cup (no espresso cups at all). Don't let my old fashioned Earth-saving ways deter you, all the other dine in customers seemed to like their plastic cups, lids, and straws. I'm an old man with ancient, forgotten ways. The espresso drinks are good, but the regular coffee can be a little bitter in the afternoon.

Stopped in for lunch. Food was great, service was great, place is well kept and has a nice…read morehometown vibe. I'll be coming here again.

Homemade cooking. Everything is good. There is a large menu…read more Lucy is so friendly and kind. Charming location in an old train depot.