UPDATE - discovered they ARE NOW open…read more Good: Actual drink was tasty and well-made. VERY BAD: We were there on Sunday morning. The shop had 1 worker, and lots of customers (many who left frustrated and angry). The 1 worker was polite, but very slow. At one point there were 6 people waiting in line while the worker was making coffee orders for 4 people. There was zero communication with the people waiting! Most left. My wife and I waited about 15 minutes for our drinks. The store had plenty of interested customers, but was so poorly understaffed and the 1 worker was clearly inexperienced. I don't think they survive. Not when being run like this!

This is the best espresso within a tri county area. I got a cortado with the dark chocolate syrup…read moreand it was phenomenal. Smooth, rich, not too sweet, depth of flavor. Highly recommend. Ambiance is great - packed on a sunday morning but still quiet and got my order immediately.

Logistics. This location is on Howard between Reids Alley and E Lake Street…read more Vibe and First Impressions. Open, a lot of light, and nautical-ish theme. Clean. Rustic. Hospitality. Friendly and accommodating. Offerings. Standard. The COOKIE was amazing. Coffee was good. Glad they had real creamer. Of Note and Last Impressions. Clean loo. Was very relaxing place to hang. Would return.

This was a really cute place with plenty of metered street parking. There's plenty of shops around…read moreif you want to take your drink to go. Prices were comparable to other coffee shops and the pumpkin cold foam I got was incredible!

Logistics. Getting here was SLIGHTLY tricksy. It is on the northwest corner of E Mitchell and…read moreWaukazoo Ave. Metered street parking. Vibe and First Impressions. 60-70s in a good way. A lot of plants. LOVE PLANTS. BEST MUSIC played in background. Finally non-autotuned tunes. Clean, open, bright. More couches than inidividual seating. Outdoor table that seats 5? Hospitality. Friendly and welcoming. Offerings. A lot of vegan, vegetarian, and self-conscious menu. We enjoyed the games offered along the east wall, especially the conversation cards. INTRIGUING questions. FOOD AND BEVS WERE YUMMY, nonetheless. See pics. Of Note and Last Impressions. Clean and stocked loo. Overall, it was great.

Their black onyx coffee is amazing - smooth, non acidic w a hint of dark berries, yum. The miel was…read morealso delicious with just the right balance of cinnamon and honey -- sooo good. Had a jammy egg ala carte -- a soft boiled taste of Asian fusion, excellent! Lots of natural light inside, great ambiance, good parking and super smiley and kind staff. Highest recommendation!!

Ok we loved this place. They have the perfect selection or gifts, things you forgot to pack, and…read moretreats that you don't want to go without. We slept in at the hotel so we came here for coffee and pastries and we loved it.

Simple but good. Very nice staff, humble and polite. Food choices are limited but what's on the…read moremenu is high quality. I'll be back!

I was having a hankering for a yeast donut (airy glazed as I often call them). The weather was a…read morelittle damp for skiing and what better way to ease that rainy day than with a local yeast donut. You can tell that this is a local place for retirees as there were folks in there just catching up on their recent trips and happenings. We enjoy a coffee and a donut or two. They also have stocked coolers with all sorts of refreshments, some breakfast tacos and dips. Check it out the next time you are in Harbor Springs

I moseyed into Johan's Pastries on a sun-dappled afternoon, lured by the scent of fresh-baked…read morenostalgia and the sight of... wait, is that a Doric column? Yes, friends, this donut temple is housed in a former gas station with Greek Revival flourishes, now lovingly restored into what can only be described as Art Deco meets Glazed & Confused. A former gas station with a Hollywood-era name, like a movie star who left the screen for something more meaningful. Like donuts. The donuts? Subtle. Soft. Soulful. They're the anti-Crumbl. No technicolor sprinkles, no birthday cake frosting tsunami--just golden rounds of lightly sweetened perfection that whisper, "You don't need to show off when you're this good." Try the Old Fashioned. Then sit out under the overhang like a dignified donut aristocrat and soak in the scene. Johan's isn't just a bakery. It's a vibe. A vintage dream. A fried philosophy. Come hungry. Leave enlightened.

Not sure why the other review on here is a one star or why this place doesn't have more reviews BUT…read morethis place is amazing! We came here four times in the span of 2 days, great lattes, super friendly service! The staff was very nice and friendly, place was very cute and clean, they have a nice little selection of goodies inside, our lattes were VERY good! Their iced caramel frappes are soooo good! The coffee flavor comes through nicely and they aren't overly sweet like Starbucks. Would definitely recommend this place! And we'll be back for sure!

I came here twice while spending a weekend in Harbor Springs. The coffee was absolutely amazing! I…read morehad the vanilla Frappuccino with an extra shot and a cortado. They have a bunch of things you can buy as well. I got some hot sauces that I can't wait to try too! The staff was really friendly too! -a.bold.dish

It's Starbucks. Frankly, I was surprised to see one in Petoskey but here it is and here I am. Nice…read moresized location to get some work done. 3 high tops, a few counter seats and two pairs of armchairs. There are also 7 of the small round tables and two larger tables that are stamped for wheelchair seating. All those tables are along the wall of padded benches with chairs on the other side. Hurray for the padded benches! Some outside tables with umbrellas also. Being in a small shopping center, there's enough parking. I had my usual spinach feta wrap and Ethos. The wrap was fine. Actually, it was better than fine because at other Starbucks, they sometimes overcook it. This one was perfect. It's similar to the dozens of Starbucks I've hit over the years. I go to Roast & Toast and North Perk too. But the construction downtown made me decide to go the easy route.

Another Starbucks service rant. I don't understand why it takes so long to get the drink that…read moreStarbucks was founded on. A Pike Place coffee. Medium. Why, why, why.

It's very pretty and they have a bunch of really fun canned options but the coffee was definitely a…read morelet down. The maple shaken espresso with cold foam was decent but the salted date latte was horrible. We did see some smoothies that looked really good so maybe it's just not a coffee forward cafe.

Been dying to visit since they opened and finally had a chance to!…read more Pros- super cute drinks and interior, great aesthetic, clean ingredients, lots of popular products Cons- price (obviously), my jaws smoothie was just ok in flavor and texture, the smoothie was a little chunky which should not be the case for a $15 smoothie Unfortunately I wouldn't go back

Food: 3 Milky Way mochas (mochas with vanilla and caramel) + spritz !!!! These were with my…read morefriends!!! We loved them so much and we love sweet coffee. Service: quick and friendly Ambiance: very cozy and summery and seaside diner :)

Friendly staff, great location, my food though was just average. I had the Lake salad and asked for…read morethe salad to be tossed in the dressing, but alas the dressing was poured on top of the salad instead. I had to "toss" it on my plate. And after only about four sips from a straw, my frozen coffee was drained of all liquid, leaving a glass 2/3rds full of ice. The decor is "quirky lake" but needs some TLC as it's quite worn and tired looking.

Great little gift and souvenir selection. Good sandwiches, fun drinks, nice staff. Love the back…read moreoutdoor seating area. It's a hidden grotto.

This is a fun place to check out while you're in the Lake Charlevoix area. We popped in before a…read moresailing tour and grabbed sandwiches, chips, and drinks for the tour. Staff was friendly and the food was prepare fresh and tasted good when we finally unwrapped it. Just be prepared for the prices. We had sticker shock when everything was rung up. Is the place picturesque? Absolutely. Was the food delicious? Yes. Could we have gotten things we liked just as well in Charlevoix for less? I'll please the fifth. Regardless, it's with peeking in while you're visiting.