This is the cutest little tea shop. I had a few minutes to kill in Spring Green, and I decided to…read morestop in to Bird of Paradise. There were several parking spots available right out front. As soon as I walked in, I was overwhelmed (in a good way) by the variety of art displayed all over the store. I really liked the skateboards painted by a local artist, and the person working the tea counter was happy to talk to me about the artists and the upcoming art fair in town. I took some time to peruse the tea accouterments available in the store, including mugs and infusers, ready-packaged loose tea, and more. This is a great place to shop for a tea lover in your life! Then I meandered over to the walls of tea. There are many varieties available and again the employee was very happy to talk through any questions. There were four teas at the counter that were available to sample. I sometimes appreciate having more limited options instead of having too big of a selection to be indecisive about, so I tried a couple samples and chose from there. I got the Precious Eyebrows tea (that's a translation of the original name!), and it was a really good classic green tea. The treats behind the counter, like the chocolate chunk cookies and different types of pie, were very tempting. I didn't get any food this time, but I do hope to return! The store is also linked to an art and jewelry gallery that I was able to check out while my tea was steeping. There is also both indoor and outdoor seating and a couple of other shops right nearby to check out. Great place to check out.

Bought a whole blueberry pie today, still warm from the oven. The BEST blueberry pie, both crust…read moreand filling, I have ever had! The filling was so juicy and the crust so flaky! Can't wait to come back and try another flavor.

I used to go to this place for breakfast frequently. Too bad it's no longer in business at this…read morelocation.

This is a great coffee shop kinda in the middle of nowhere. They serve up all the standard hot and…read moreiced coffee drinks along with smoothies and other coffee shop drinks. They also serve up tasty breakfast and lunch sandwiches, dine in or to go. The interior is super cute and the staff is friendly and efficient even when they are super busy. Definitely stop in and give it a try!

The food here is great! Some is locally sourced even. I really enjoyed the Brekky too much as I…read moreended up ordering two of them. My wife ordered the Avocado Toast. Sierra took and brought out our order and she was very friendly, helpful, and informative. Food and service was great, but the atmosphere would put this at 6 stars if it could be done. The historical building brings a charm not found in most restaurants these days. Wide windows let you see the other old, historical buildings around including the public library. Some great toys and trinkets for kids as well. Please stop by for your sake. You will love it.

It's a cute restaurant with gift items to purchase. You order your food at the counter then they…read morebring it to your table. They offered items in gf bread. There's a couch, arm chairs, and tables with chairs to sit on. They have a variety of food and beverages. It seemed like a meeting place for groups of friends for coffee. The only recommendation would be for hotter drip coffee. We had a B.L.A.T., Brekky, and a Cafe Griller (on gf bread). All food items were delicious. The bread was well toasted.

Love this place! We make a point to stop when we're traveling through the area. Friendly…read moreservice...AMAZING selection of baked goods and a much appreciated large gluten free options!

I was optimistic, in spite of what I had heard, that this Bakery would be special. The atmosphere…read moreis very pleasant. I chose $20.00 worth of cookies. Looks are deceiving. Each and everyone was a disappointment. Shared with family, and the consensus was the same. The Coconut macaroom was passed amongst family as being a joke, that had a bad taste. Sorry - to write this. This is only the second review I have written over the years -- My advise -- "looks good, taste is underwhelming at best".

Great caramel latte and merchandise!! Homegrown honey and maple syrup! Super friendly and great…read moresmiles!

Baristas are really nice. Top choice for lattes in Richland Center. Super cozy, nice for kids, and…read moreamazing community.

BEST COFFEE at the dells and they sell their syrups too!!!!…read more Probably one of the best I've had in the Midwest that is on par with west coast coffee. Strong and not too sweet. Wasn't able to take a photo of my husband's but his was amazing - their coffee is AMAZING. Matcha was good too!!! Way better than the commercial companies. Don't hesitate - Just goooooo! You won't be disappointed!

Long line so you know it's a popular place! It was busy inside but you could sit outside too. We…read morehad to wait about 10 minutes in line and originally we were only coming here to get a couple pastries and coffees, but once I saw the options for gluten-free waffles, I had to stay and order food too! I tried the vanilla bean latte which was very tasty. I also tried the gluten-free BG classic waffle, my girls had the chocolate covered strawberry, waffle, and my husband had the classic waffle and the biscuit sandwich. Everything came out fresh and delicious and we would definitely come back next time we are in the Wisconsin Dells area.

I am newer to the area and was near this place. I could smell the coffee from the store! I saw…read morepeople either going in or leaving with a cup of Joe. I just had to drop in and check them out. Inside the store I always check to see if it is clean and this place definitely was. We all have gone to places where we regretted it or saw nothing but a mess. This is not that place. Very clean on the inside. The people at this place where sipping on their beverage and they all looked content. I don't check the menu items over well. But I think they have bagels available and scones or muffins. But again- not 199% positive on that. When I went to this place I wasn't planning on cooking but then I could smell the coffee outside and hadn't had any coffee yet . I had a schedule to keep so I just walked in and got an iced cup of coffee. I feel like ai didn't over pay for the beverage. It was a decent sized iced coffee. The taste was great. I love supporting local and noting against bigger chains but it's just nice to know there are people starting up a joint and trying to provide for themselves and their family and make their mark in this world. I would highly recommend this place to anyone. So if you're in the downtown area, definitely visit them. I am guessing some of the businesses downtown draw in people to the downtown area, but also there's at the courthouse next door and they do a farmers market, so just make it part of your visit. Drop in, get a cup of Joe, or a nice tea, and then go about your day.

There is an older gentleman working the register who has consistently been very rude every time he…read morehas taken my order. This last time, I asked for a caramel macchiato and he said to go to Starbucks if I want something ridiculous like that. For anybody that hasn't worked in a coffee shop before, a macchiato is simply the espresso layered on top of the milk instead of mixed in. Yes, the exact same as a latte, just not mixed and usually has a little extra espresso. So if you can make a latte, you can make a macchiato. If you don't know what that is or it's not on your menu, that is literally okay, you can just say that nicely instead of snapping. Also, purely in my opinion, if you work in a coffee shop you should have some knowledge of the product. That's pretty standard for any workplace really; if you work there, you should at least be familiar with the product you work with. I've had negative interactions with this gentleman enough times now that I'm just going to avoid this shop going forward. I think they moved his shift to afternoons, but I just don't even want to take the chance of it being him at the register anymore. I'm not going to be snapped at for ordering a coffee.

Came through from Milwaukee to galena and stopped for a great grilled cheese and creamy potato soup…read more Great customer service

Today I stopped for breakfast and had a great egg and bacon sandwich along with fruit and cottage…read morecheese. I did peek at the deserts on display when I first walked in, yet I was undecided about what desert to order; so today my waitress recommended the pumpkin torte which was delicious with my Driftless Area coffee! Great staff!

We had the Dam good morning. It was very smooth and had all the good notes of a well balanced…read moreblend. Awesome service and a great experience!

It's mostly a roaster... drip and cold brew available in the store. Esthetically it's a really nice…read morespace and the owner is very nice. This is the roaster that Wollersheim uses for their bourbon barrel coffee :) The cold brew packs a punch and this is a nice addition to nascent local the coffee scene.

What was your Pandemic hobby? Mine was becoming nerd-Ishly self-reliant for my twice a day iced…read morecoffee habit. After purchasing some additional equipment to supplement my home Cold Brew set up, I was able to cold brew and make home pour overs that I flash chill in a ColdWave Beverage Chiller. When you home brew, you need roasted coffee beans. Since I was largely homebound in the early Pandemic days, I was motivated to buy the best coffee beans from US roasters who ship to my house in CT. JBC from Madison, Wisconsin is one of the roasters that appeared on multiple best US roaster lists. In addition, JBC is one of the roasters that regularly submits its coffees to "Coffee Review", which performs blind taste reviews, scores coffees and reports the scores on its website. Especially within its normal price range, JBC is one of the highest scoring US roasters that I've noticed. That's why JBC is the roaster I order from most frequently. My orders in the past two months have included coffees from Kenya, Ethiopia, Columbia and the Indonesia island of Sumatra. "Coffee Review" rated five of the six JBC coffees I ordered as 94 or 95, which fall in the Top Rated Category. I suspect the other hasn't been rated yet but will score similarly. Many of the other roasters that routinely score this high charge much higher prices than JBC. In this regard, JBC's cost for 12 ounce bags of whole beans in my recent order ranged from, prior to the 10% discount, $18 to $20.50. At these prices, I actually save money home brewing high end coffee instead of getting whatever the local drive-thrus are selling. I can't speak highly enough of JBC's customer service. My recent order is representative. Over the July 4th Weekend, I ordered three bags so I could receive a 10% holiday discount and free shipping. JBC fresh roasted the coffee on 7/6 and shipped my order that day. I received a tracking number, but I know not to worry with ever-reliable JBC. It was waiting in my mailbox for me on 7/8 - high-end coffee, two days after it was roasted. Not to bury the lead, JBC's coffee is routinely fresh and outstanding. Their flavor notes listed on their website and bags are right on. If you home grind and brew, I highly recommend JBC.

Been ordering from JBC for 2+ years usually three bags at a time to take advantage of their free…read moreshipping (if orders are 3+ bags). First heard of roaster through Coffee Review where they consistently have highly rated coffees. They say coffee(s) ship within days of roast date although the roast date is not labeled. Wish they would date but since I strictly do pour overs the CO2 gassing out volume leads me to believe them. Highly recommend you try their whole bean coffee out. They roast med/light