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Blue Hour Coffee was such a vibe. The interior was decorated with moody lights and blueish hues which fit the theme of the coffee place. The restaurant had seating for about 10-15 people, but seemed like they could fit space for more. Overall, the matcha was it! It was so freaking delicious. I loved the vanilla bean addition. It wasn't overly sweet and the matcha was for sure high quality. The banana lattes were okay to us. The syrup was super thick and didn't really blend into the coffees well, so the hot one had just a sludge at the bottom and wasn't very satisfying at the end. The iced one was easier to mix in but maybe wasn't our favorite. Pastry was good. Definitely would go back with rotating menu options.
What a vibey little spot! Always love to see pop-ups turn into a brick and mortar so huge should out to these guys. Let this be your friendly reminder to support local! The cafe itself is pretty small, which was a suripise, but not in a bad way. They have *blue* bench seating wrapping around the front and right side, with five small tops lines up to sit at. While I was in, it was definitely busier than seating could accomdate, but hey that's a good thing. I went for the vanilla latte with almond mild, which comes as a 12oz. Nine bucks is heafty for a latte in my humble opinion, but it was tasty nonetheless. I definitely need to return for the blueberry matcha though - saw a handful of folks order that and boy did it look delish. You can also find a handful of pastries here! Blue Hour is very unassuming and hiden, tucked inside a neighborhood building wrapped in vines, so don't miss it ;)
Blue Hour Cafe has such a cute interior, and I love the blue tones with the warm lighting! I was deciding between two matchas, and the barista recommended the ube matcha, which was so good and definitely the right choice. The cafe is on the smaller side, but I heard they're expanding the back, so I'm excited to see how it turns out!
I've been following Blue Hour Coffee since they started doing pop up's, so I was super stoked to see they opened a brick and mortar! I ordered the ube matcha and the banana foster latte. Both were okay and around $9-$11 (it's extra for oat milk), I was a bit disappointed as the banana foster latte just tasted like regular coffee and the matcha wasn't the best matcha I've had, but it's good for Milwaukee. Staff were super friendly and the pastries were good!
Very stylish and clean space with one of those trendy Chicago-coffee-shop vibes - especially the line situation. Honestly haven't seen that kind of crowd for a Milwaukee café in years. I even mentioned it to one of the guys there, and he told me one of the main people behind the shop is actually from Chicago... which suddenly made perfect sense haha. Coffee-wise, everything was thoughtfully done. The staff was super friendly and genuinely passionate about drinks and coffee equipment. They use a La Marzocco setup and even have their own drip tower / Kyoto-style brewer for in-house cold brew, so equipment nerd in me = very happy. Drinks I tried: * Vanilla Latte (hot) - default 12 oz, which is honestly my perfect latte size. Smooth, balanced, comforting. * Banana Foster Latte (iced) - default 16 oz. Very smooth and well made, though a little sweet for my personal taste. But to be fair, it's clearly meant to be more of a dessert-style coffee drink, and it does that well. * Mont Blanc - Kyoto-style cold brew based drink that was super refreshing with a subtle hint of orange peel. Probably my favorite of the three. *Iced Sesame Matcha: hands down the best sesame matcha I've had (I frequent matcha shops in Chicago and Asia). Love the nutty / real black sesame flavor *iced Ube Matcha: an ice-cream like dessert drink but you can still taste the strong matcha. Highly recommend this one, too. Overall: good coffee, great matcha drinks, chilled vibes, thoughtful execution, and definitely a spot I'd come back to.
Blue hour has really fun, inventive drinks! I got their signature blue hour latte with the fun blue cold foam. They also have pastries - I took a bite of my friend's cookie and it was delicious! The baristas are energetic and go out of their way to make conversation. I want to go back and check out their back room, plus they do music events on the weekends!
Absolutely stunning inside! I loved the deep blue theme and overall industrial yet cozy feel of the space. Service is incredible, every time I have gone in the workers were so sweet. And the matcha??? SO GOOD!!!! My absolute fav is their blueberry matcha, perfect balance of sweetness. I absolutely come here when I remember to.
Such a great place. Adorable outside area, delicious coffee drinks and yummy food! Definitely check it out!
Probably the best matcha It didn't taste like all milk but the coffee itself wasn't the greatest. Nice spot will be back for the matcha for sure
this cafe has such a cute interior space and a gorgeous outside! tried the black sesame matcha and blueberry matcha, both true to taste mildly just really really bummed on the fact that the drinks were $9 each and they batch their matcha concentrate into a squeeze bottle rather than hand whisk.
Met the owner of the coffee shop and very busy man. Used to be a clothing facility for making clothes and photoshoot, but with the renovation it's a beautiful cute coffee shop. Had their Ube Matcha latte w/almondmild and it's delicious. Recommend checking them out if you're ever in Milwaukee, WI
The danish was good! It was advertised they were 15% off but I don't think they applied that to our total. 7$ for cold brew (wasn't even on the menu) and $8 for the banana foster late. The danish was delish, the drinks were ok. The cashier was quite short with us and not very helpful. There was two of us chatting about what we wanted in front of the cashier (the only menu is at the front of the line, tiny) and she rang us up like we were done ordering.. Vibes were good. Besides the cashier the baristas were nice. Trash can should be by the drinks (to throw away straw wrappers). May go back but won't go out of my way to! Def give it a try though!
Rode my bike from North Shore to Upper East Side to attend Blue Hour's grand opening day. They had a variety of lattes, teas and refreshers with different flavors: matcha, hibiscus, Ube, black sesame, etc. There was a really cool, diverse crowd that showed up to support. It gave LA / West Coast vibes, because it was a perfectly funny 77 degree day. I'm excited to get how this place evolves, but clearly they're on the right track. I could barely tell that they had just opened..very organized. Happy for the team at Unfinished Legacy!
The cafe is aesthetically pleasing! Such a vibey spot. I love the colors they used within the coffee shop, lots of beautiful royal blue and warm tone lighting. The music fit the cafe aesthetic, loved who ever's playlist they had playing. There isn't a lot of seating, only at the right side of the cafe. My friend and I waited outside at one of their mini tables getting attacked by bees for 15-20 minutes before a table opened up. They also added an adorable Photo Booth at the back of the shop! It's $8 for two strips, there is a QR code you can send at the end of your session for a mini video of the three pics you take and a digital version of the pictures as well. I got the blue berry matcha and they jalapeño poppers, while my friend got the ube matcha. The jalapeño pastry was so delicious, a perfect little snack to munch on. The only downside to it, was that I asked for it to be toasted but I received it cold. The blue berry matcha was very disappointing. It just tasted like straight blue berry flavoring/syrup. It was almost to the point that it just tasted like I was drink chemicals. I wasn't able to taste the matcha at all. My friends ube matcha though was very good! It was a great blend of both the ube and match and was not too sweet. Staff was very sweet and gave us time to look over the menu and answered every questions we had. I had a lot of high hopes for this cafe, but was disappointed with the blue berry matcha. I do want to go back and try some of their other drinks, maybe I just got an alright option. read more
Blue Hour Coffee is a great new place in Milwaukee and had been hyped for so long I had to stop by. Their menu is on the smaller side. I had the madagascar vanilla latte and my friend had the blueberry matcha. Hers was a little on the sweeter side while mine could have been sweeter & was a little too bitter for my taste. Regardless, I'm glad I tried this place out. Employees were wonderful and even let us try a new drink they are workshopping (caramel popcorn latte?!). It was AMAZING and tasted just like caramel popcorn, which was mind blowing. Will definitely be back for that once they roll it out!! read more
4 months ago
Blue Hour Coffee was such a vibe. The interior was decorated with moody lights and blueish hues which fit the theme of the coffee place. The restaurant had seating for about 10-15 people, but seemed like they could fit space for more. Overall, the matcha was it! It was so freaking delicious. I loved the vanilla bean addition. It wasn't overly sweet and the matcha was for sure high quality. The banana lattes were okay to us. The syrup was super thick and didn't really blend into the coffees well, so the hot one had just a sludge at the bottom and wasn't very satisfying at the end. The iced one was easier to mix in but maybe wasn't our favorite. Pastry was good. Definitely would go back with rotating menu options. read more
5 months ago
What a vibey little spot! Always love to see pop-ups turn into a brick and mortar so huge should out to these guys. Let this be your friendly reminder to support local! The cafe itself is pretty small, which was a suripise, but not in a bad way. They have *blue* bench seating wrapping around the front and right side, with five small tops lines up to sit at. While I was in, it was definitely busier than seating could accomdate, but hey that's a good thing. I went for the vanilla latte with almond mild, which comes as a 12oz. Nine bucks is heafty for a latte in my humble opinion, but it was tasty nonetheless. I definitely need to return for the blueberry matcha though - saw a handful of folks order that and boy did it look delish. You can also find a handful of pastries here! Blue Hour is very unassuming and hiden, tucked inside a neighborhood building wrapped in vines, so don't miss it ;) read more
Blue Hour Cafe has such a cute interior, and I love the blue tones with the warm lighting! I was deciding between two matchas, and the barista recommended the ube matcha, which was so good and definitely the right choice. The cafe is on the smaller side, but I heard they're expanding the back, so I'm excited to see how it turns out! read more
I've been following Blue Hour Coffee since they started doing pop up's, so I was super stoked to see they opened a brick and mortar! I ordered the ube matcha and the banana foster latte. Both were okay and around $9-$11 (it's extra for oat milk), I was a bit disappointed as the banana foster latte just tasted like regular coffee and the matcha wasn't the best matcha I've had, but it's good for Milwaukee. Staff were super friendly and the pastries were good! read more
Very stylish and clean space with one of those trendy Chicago-coffee-shop vibes - especially the line situation. Honestly haven't seen that kind of crowd for a Milwaukee café in years. I even mentioned it to one of the guys there, and he told me one of the main people behind the shop is actually from Chicago... which suddenly made perfect sense haha. Coffee-wise, everything was thoughtfully done. The staff was super friendly and genuinely passionate about drinks and coffee equipment. They use a La Marzocco setup and even have their own drip tower / Kyoto-style brewer for in-house cold brew, so equipment nerd in me = very happy. Drinks I tried: * Vanilla Latte (hot) - default 12 oz, which is honestly my perfect latte size. Smooth, balanced, comforting. * Banana Foster Latte (iced) - default 16 oz. Very smooth and well made, though a little sweet for my personal taste. But to be fair, it's clearly meant to be more of a dessert-style coffee drink, and it does that well. * Mont Blanc - Kyoto-style cold brew based drink that was super refreshing with a subtle hint of orange peel. Probably my favorite of the three. *Iced Sesame Matcha: hands down the best sesame matcha I've had (I frequent matcha shops in Chicago and Asia). Love the nutty / real black sesame flavor *iced Ube Matcha: an ice-cream like dessert drink but you can still taste the strong matcha. Highly recommend this one, too. Overall: good coffee, great matcha drinks, chilled vibes, thoughtful execution, and definitely a spot I'd come back to. read more
26 days ago
Blue hour has really fun, inventive drinks! I got their signature blue hour latte with the fun blue cold foam. They also have pastries - I took a bite of my friend's cookie and it was delicious! The baristas are energetic and go out of their way to make conversation. I want to go back and check out their back room, plus they do music events on the weekends! read more
Absolutely stunning inside! I loved the deep blue theme and overall industrial yet cozy feel of the space. Service is incredible, every time I have gone in the workers were so sweet. And the matcha??? SO GOOD!!!! My absolute fav is their blueberry matcha, perfect balance of sweetness. I absolutely come here when I remember to. read more
25 days ago
Such a great place. Adorable outside area, delicious coffee drinks and yummy food! Definitely check it out! read more
this cafe has such a cute interior space and a gorgeous outside! tried the black sesame matcha and blueberry matcha, both true to taste mildly just really really bummed on the fact that the drinks were $9 each and they batch their matcha concentrate into a squeeze bottle rather than hand whisk. read more
5 months ago
Met the owner of the coffee shop and very busy man. Used to be a clothing facility for making clothes and photoshoot, but with the renovation it's a beautiful cute coffee shop. Had their Ube Matcha latte w/almondmild and it's delicious. Recommend checking them out if you're ever in Milwaukee, WI read more
4 months ago
The danish was good! It was advertised they were 15% off but I don't think they applied that to our total. 7$ for cold brew (wasn't even on the menu) and $8 for the banana foster late. The danish was delish, the drinks were ok. The cashier was quite short with us and not very helpful. There was two of us chatting about what we wanted in front of the cashier (the only menu is at the front of the line, tiny) and she rang us up like we were done ordering.. Vibes were good. Besides the cashier the baristas were nice. Trash can should be by the drinks (to throw away straw wrappers). May go back but won't go out of my way to! Def give it a try though! read more
Rode my bike from North Shore to Upper East Side to attend Blue Hour's grand opening day. They had a variety of lattes, teas and refreshers with different flavors: matcha, hibiscus, Ube, black sesame, etc. There was a really cool, diverse crowd that showed up to support. It gave LA / West Coast vibes, because it was a perfectly funny 77 degree day. I'm excited to get how this place evolves, but clearly they're on the right track. I could barely tell that they had just opened..very organized. Happy for the team at Unfinished Legacy! read more
2 months ago
The atmosphere is moody and feels comfy therefore it is the perfect place to study. The matcha wasn't the best. I got the ube matcha and the flavor of the ube totally washed out the matcha. I wonder if I got the blueberry or the vanilla the matcha flavor would have been more present. It was unfortunate that the ube overpowered the matcha. However the banana fosters latte was delicious. The banana taste was not artificial. Also, the pastries were incredible. Not pictured but I purchased a strawberry matcha pastry and it was so delicious. The pastry you could taste the matcha and is paired perfectly with the strawberry flavor. read more
26 days ago
3 months ago
very beautiful little coffeeshop, though i wish it was signed better from the outside. i couldn't tell what the business was from the outside :-( the strawberry matcha croissant was delicious! it was $8, which was unfortunately not visible anywhere. pricing is pretty high, but at the same time the quality of the pastries and drinks are also high! perhaps just not affordable for a broke college student LOL read more
5 months ago
Pastry choices were delicious and some were quite unique, including a matcha lemon scone! Staff was friendly and remembered our names. Drinks were delicious and everything was reasonably priced! Music choice was phenomenal but a little loud. read more
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2410 N Murray Ave
Shorewood, WI 53211
Murray Hill, East Side
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