So there's Cafe 53 and Hazel's by Cafe 53. At 7 AM on a Saturday, Cafe 53 was closed so we went to…read moreHazel's. The food was very fresh, very good, and very reasonably priced. Upon check out we asked the hostess and she let us know that both are owned by the same people, similar breakfast menus but varying lunch menus. To re-iterate, since Hazel's isn't on yelp, this is a positive review for breakfast at Hazel's by Cafe 53.

PROs: Can't beat the prices! Breakfast was pretty good…read more CONs: very slow service. Interior is quite run down.

New cafe just opened, currently serving coffee, iced tea, pastries, pretzels, sandwiches, soups,…read moreand ice cream. Large space for events, live music, with an in-house piano. Great comfy couches, chairs, and high top tables. They're just starting out- so the selection of food and availability will be changing based on what regulars buy and ask about.

Such a lovely little gem to this tiny town! The croissant sandwiches are fabulous. Prices are…read morevery fair and service was great! The ambiance is so adorable. If your passing thru for a quick meal you won't be disappointed. Best wishes to the new owners may you be successful!!!!

We stopped in to have lunch here and were very pleasantly surprised with Cafe Rhema! You order at…read morethe front when you walk in and the food is then brought out to you. We got a sandwich and a refresher each - I got the yolks on you sandwich and it was spectacular, the bagel it was on was delicious. It's a quiet prohibition era time look and there's lots of leather, velvet and golden appliqués. I would definitely come back here.

The cafe seems far more invested in cultivating an aesthetic than delivering quality food or…read morehospitality. Service feels slow and strangely disengaged, as though customers are interrupting the ambiance simply by ordering. What should feel warm and welcoming instead comes across as performative and inattentive. The food is especially disappointing considering the prices. The sandwiches are remarkably small and underfilled, leaving you wondering whether you accidentally ordered a half portion. The salads are even worse, which is essentially a pile of arugula. For a downtown business surrounded by residents and neighboring businesses, the lack of inclusion for the community and the repeated disregard for basic city noise expectations is difficult to ignore. Ultimately, Flint has several coffee shops that provide better food, better service, and a far more genuine sense of love for the community here.

I'm still at the restaurant and haven't even gotten my food making this post, it's been an a little…read moreover hour I just checked my life 360 and I haven't even received my food there's 1 other table with people at it, 2 tables just left and one left 10 minutes after I got here. This is asinine. I order 3 pc French toast an egg and 4 pieces of bacon btw. Edit I just walked in back inside (it's freezing inside the restaurant so I stepped out) and they said they have big to go orders, okay what's that got to do with my food.

love this place. food is very good and definitely get ypur money's worth. small and.cozy. there's…read moreusually only one waitress but sje does a great job. just.like anywhere else if place is busy you have just a little.longer wait time but to me its worth the wait. highly recommend.

Sunrise Kava Cafe has been my go to place every time I'm up north in the Oscoda area. This Cafe and…read morebakery has all the specialty coffees, fresh fruit drinks, baked goods and sandwiches for breakfast or lunch. The owner and her staff are friendly and give everyone a smile and the family treatment. This is a dog friendly business. Pup cups, water bowls and places to put the leash on a hook is nice as well. The design of the building reminds me of the vibrant Bahamas colored style and design. Super friendly and makes you want to stay all day. Give them a try and you'll be happy you did.

Coffee is still garbage. Decided to try it again because…read morewe're walking back from the beach. The "regulars" to this place must really NOT know what coffee is. When you order a latte or something similar here, you basically get a "beverage" that's mostly your creamer of choice and an ever so slight hint of coffee. Again... Gas station coffee is better and higher quality than what you get here. All these 2+ star reviews are just liars. Unless this place gets replaced or new owners who KNOW how to make coffee take over, this place is just pointless for coffee.

The family and I staycationed in Lexington this weekend, and hung out to watch their Memorial Day…read moreParade. Afterwards we headed straight to the Huron Street Cafe, as I wanted to give them a try before we left. I'm very glad that we did. Even with the weekend event we were seated right away. Our hostess did give immediate notice that there was a 30 min wait for orders from the kitchen, but that was fine with us since we weren't in any rush. The menu was simple with classic diner breakfast options, and the restaurant itself had a great charm. I was actually surprised at how comfortable their "wicker" chairs were, and everything was bright and clean. The staff was great too! Even with there being a rush, they handled everything with grace, humor and kindness. For sure a team working together to keep things running smoothly. When placing my order I quickly brought up my food allergies/intolerances, as I have quite a few. I was aware that they could not 100% guarantee no cross contamination, as one severe sensitivity of mine is wheat, but after choosing my safest option (The Huron Street Special), they promised to be as safe a possible. I'm happy to say that I left without having any food reactions, neither then, nor delayed onset. So big thank you to them for that! The food was served in large portions and was absolutely delicious. The pancakes are huge and fluffy, and I rather enjoyed the home fries. I would say they are fair and moderately priced. I will definitely be returning in our next visit to town.

Sign on the door said closing at 2pm due to air quality issue, walked in at 1:30 and asked if it…read morewas too late for take out. Was told they wouldn't serve. Can say anything about the food didn't get to try it.

I stumbled across this café while looking for a quiet place to get some work done, and I'm so glad…read moreI did! First of all, the name caught my attention because I'm a huge Edgar Allan Poe fan. I was pleasantly surprised that the Poe theme is clever and subtle rather than overly cheesy. The décor has more of an antique bookstore feel, with fun Poe inspired names throughout the menu. Despite the theme, there's nothing dark or dreary about this place. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, and the service was prompt. Our waiter was friendly and had some great recommendations. The soup sampler was easily the highlight for me. I've never seen anything like it before! I tried the baja chicken enchilada, mushroom with brie cheese, beef chili with beans, and the special of the month potato curry. I ranked them from favorite to least favorite, but honestly, everything was delicious in its own way. My drink and sandwich with a side of potato salad was very tasty! I finished the whole thing! If you're a Poe fan, the witty menu names will definitely make you smile. The food is good, portions are satisfying, and the prices are reasonable. I'd absolutely come back if I'm ever in the area again to try more of the menu.

Quoth the Raven "Evermore!"…read more Has an accessible entrance, flat flooring, and a wheelchair-accessible restroom. Unfortunately, due to the historic nature of the building, the upstairs seating area is only accessible by stairs. Quaint, charming café that serves lunchtime treats, coffee, and pastries. The hot cocoa is divine! I really like the literary/"dark academia" vibes and decor, as well as the many cute birdie knick-knacks roosting about the space. Service was friendly and unrushed, I felt free to linger and enjoy at my leisure. I will make it a point to stop in here whenever I pass through Port Huron! I dropped in during the week and there was zero-wait for a table, although I imagine the place probably bustles on weekends!

Good handmade soups, salads and sandwiches, good enough to detour from I-75 down M-13 to Kawkawlin…read more Amazing cookies to take on the road.

Love their sandwiches, service, atmosphere, and prices!! If you're looking for a cool place to…read morehang out for drinks and food this is it!!

Great food and ambience. Manager made sure the music was appropriate and the right volume to still…read moreallow us to maintain a conversation. Small operation with just one server, who appeared to still be training. Overall, 5 stars. Would recommend.

What a local gem! Located in the back of a flower shop, I wasn't sure what the Inside would look…read morelike. But it is so pretty! The woodwork is gorgeous and it's very cozy. I started working in the area and was really missing my morning coffee runs. One of my coworkers suggested I give them a try, and I absolutely love them! What a great local company, and they offer a great array of baked goods and food. I tried the cinnamon roll iced latte and a iced godfather. I also had a bagel breakfast sandwich and it was SO good. I love seeing local companies thrive and I plan to keep coming here as long as I'm working in the area!

Super quaint coffee shop on the high street. Clean, quiet and tasty. Feels like something straight…read moreout of a Hallmark movie...or maybe that cafe in Wednesday. Either way try the bagel sandwiches