I probably ordered an earl grey latte. I visited Cyberia (and Houghton) over the 4th of July…read moreweekend. I was visiting friends working there for the summer. This is such a sweet coffeeshop. The extra lady products in the restroom and the special angel order instructions, so classy! A chipper and competent barista, seriously, where have you been all of my life?! Lol. Divine

State wide public 'wear a mask rule' for public safety, but the skinny college aged kid, actually…read moreworking at the shop making the drinks says "I won't die" Otherwise coffee was fine... but that little shit is why I'm leaving one star. I love and respect my grandparents.

Prices are reasonable. I ordered a 12 ounce latte. It…read morecame out luke warm with no foam. Not impressed. It may because there are many very young folks making the drinks who haven't been trained. Ambiance is nice, but very cool temperature inside.

The drinks are so good my bf and I always get there red bull with flavors syrup in it and it's the…read morebest, the store is so cozy and I love all the little trickets and UP themed decor, the drive thru is so fast and the people working are always really nice and I love that they have a punchcard you can get to earn free drinks (if you go inside it is a little slow so we usually go in the drive thru when we are in a rush) we will definitely come back next school year!

Classic dinner with local Finnish favorites…read more In town for a family reunion on the wife's side so all of those with Finnish heritage went for the pasties. I have been craving pancakes and did I get a great gift. I believe that these were the best pancakes that I have ever had. Huge pancakes and they were light and fluffy. Service was great. Server was very attentive and refills were prompt. Really highly recommend this restaurant!!

Have came here my whole life, as well as my dad. I love this place so much and talk about it where…read moreI live in California. truly amazing and very sweet ladies working there. please try the breakfast pasty and a chocolate chip pancake!!

Great hot beverages. Great service. Wonderful atmosphere. The special drinks are wonderful, but…read morethe basics are well done also.

5 Stars for great atmosphere and great lattes. This was one of my favorite places while visiting…read morethe area and I don't even have kids. But what a cute place if you do (or don't)

This is the best ice cream I've ever had, in both flavor and quantity. I was happy to pay the price…read morebecause each of the sizes was HUGE. The service was good, and they happily gave out free samples. A small store, so minimal seating indoors, but plenty of seating available around the street. We had the following flavors: Sweet corn, black licorice, Thimbleberry (MUST TRY), Key lime, and Aztec chocolate (has heat). If you are nearby, or even if you aren't so close, please make time to get some to stop at the copper scoop.

Cute little spot. Lots of choices. I got a small peanut butter & chocolate in a regular cone…read more $5.06 total Yum

Awesome coffee and pastries!!!!! Staff is always wonderful and helpful!!! Once we found Roy's we…read moredidn't go anywhere else for morning coffee

Pasties are new to us. Got two of the traditional. Very tasty. Much of the crust on my pastie was…read morestuck to the wrapper. I should have exchanged it. Young counter girls could use a little more customer service training. Went back for more coffee and two of the dispensers were empty and settled on the Arabica. No heavy cream or half and half; just whole milk and flavored cream pods. Outdoor seating was nice with great views of waterway and Hancock. Being our first pastie, we can't compare. There are other recommended places we may try before leaving Houghton.

Amazing jams!!!!! I bought several kinds! The wild blueberry jam is very good!!! It's a little…read morepricey but, I'm ok with that because I know the money helps the monks! Monks can always use donations of blankets, sweaters coats and snow boots! Wonderful place very peaceful!

The Jampot was on my UP bucket list of places to visit and that came true today!…read more The Jampot is a bakery run by a community of Byzantine Catholic monks, known as the Society of Saint John. They are famous for their homemade jams, jellies, baked goods, and fruitcakes, which are sold under the name "Poorrock Abbey". The Jampot started in 1986 as a way for the monks to support their monastery, Holy Transfiguration Skete. Fun fact... the individuals that started the monastery had a black Great Dane. After a short wait, we were able to purchase a handful of goodies. Thimbleberry jelly is out of stock until late July but lots of other options were available. For jellies, I picked up a jar of rosehips jelly and sugarless wild blueberry jelly. For snacks, we purchased a carrot cake muffin, chocolate chip muffin, cinnamon sourdough bread, and a cream cheese muffin which was warm out of the oven. We purchased a couple of drinks too - cold pressed blueberry juice and cold brew illy coffee. The cream cheese muffin was my favorite! It was a combination of pound cake and cream cheese with hints of pineapple. How can you go wrong? Plus it was warm! The best! I really enjoyed the carrot cake too. It was full of nuts, raisins, and carrots. Very hearty, just the way I like carrot cake. There is parking, picnic tables, and a dog run on site. No bathrooms. Closed restrooms are 1.6 miles away. The monks were so friendly! Great place to stop in you're in the Cooper Harbor area. Just check the hours to make sure they are open.

Food was very well prepared, fresh and flavorful. Original…read moredecor from the 1900s; original wood bar and mural above the mirror. I sat at the bar and had the opportunity to talk to two of the most awesome bartenders I have found in a long time. Very friendly and knowledgeable about the bar and town history. I WILL be going back.

Two of us stopped in for lunch on 7/29. It was obvious that the waitress was training someone so it…read moretook a little bit to order. No big deal. We waited 40 minutes for two orders of cod. The young lady who is training, brought the fish and apologized for the wait. The cod was slimy because it hadn't been drained well. We then realized that we had no utinsels and caught her on her way by. She brought them and I laughingly commented that we could've eaten them with our fingers. It wouldn't have been the end of the world. The waitress who was Trainer came storming up to our table with napkins and told us that if we had a problem, we could take it up with her. There was a snarky exchange and my associate told her that there really wasn't any attitude or problem until she stormed up. Either way, the waitress that was training handled the whole situation poorly and I'm surprised that she was allowed to train anyone. I'm in town every week, but will not be going back.