Pros: Interior of the shop is really lovely…read more Staff were friendly and coffee was prepped quickly. Cons: Perhaps too quickly, because banana latte had no banana flavor at all. It was just a regular old latte. Small "no banana" latte was $9. Yikes.

Just visited Balam for the first time (they opened this week) and was very impressed!…read more The decor is beautiful and classy, and from what we heard, the furniture was all made in Mexico. The staff is super friendly -- I enjoyed chatting with Kirsten and (I'm probably misspelling this) Rila about coffee and wine. I had the churro coffee and it was yummy. I do wish they had just a traditional café de olla as an option, though! I also tried the chorizo and beef empanadas and both were delicious and had the perfect consistency. The wine list is small and just okay, but I don't think they're necessarily trying to be a high-end wine bar, so it's alright. I didn't notice the type of "growing pains" that I'd normally see in such a new establishment, which was impressive. Will definitely be back!

Cool coffee bar and lounge. Clean restrooms and a fireplace with cosy nooks - and surprisingly…read moregreat coffee. Espresso is best here

Atomic Coffee is one of my go-to coffee shops in Royal Oak! I love the cozy atmosphere of the area…read moreand if you go during the day, it's usually not too busy. I found that later in the day, it can be a bit difficult to get seating for more than two people, but there are plenty of benches around the area, which makes it a convenient location. The employees are always responsive, and give great recommendations for food and beverages! Today, I got a spinach feta pastry and, my personal favorite, the cardamom rose latte. The pastry had a great texture and flavor to it, especially when warmed up. The cardamom rose latte was superb as always.

I owned a cafe in Denver. the Rolling Pin Bakeshop. I know a good place for coffee when I see…read moreone. we LOVE the Dovetail

I attended a meetup event of stitch and sip here…read more The place is interesting with murals and owner had some unique choice of songs in the list which perked interest of the group I did not try any food and coffee was too sweet. In terms of cleanliness, it needs attention and some upgrade in decor too. Overall event was nice and met few good people, i might go again for the event not much inspired by drink.

I needed to answer some emails and get myself together. I like Fern because it's off the beaten…read morepath. Parking was easy. Like me there were other people who had set up shop to get some work done too. It's a green zen space. My matcha was made iced but I wanted hot. They remade it no attitude. I'll be back

I didn't mind the seating but they had a large projector screen behind me I kept hitting my…read moreshoulders and head on that they were playing tv shows on all day on silent I think for the baristas to watch and the normal, plain oat milk latte I do as a litmus test for if a place has good espresso and uses the barista grade milks both did not taste good unfortunately. They have these spritzer things with Diet Coke and tonic that were good though and the staff was friendly but I can't really recommend the coffee personally or the actual cafe (in my opinion). I might give it another try and order something else.

Really tasty drinks and welcoming/friendly staff. Open space with spots to sit and work. Not super…read moreloud, just right. Staff was patient in helping answer questions. They were also very accommodating to adding less sugar to our drinks. They infuse their milk which was absolutely delicious. It was hard to narrow it down and pick two drinks. The food options also looked tasty- a variety of toasts and pastries. I believe they had sandwiches and salads but I may be making that up. Either way I'll have to go back and try more! It was a good and quick stop before the zoo and easy to get back on the route over. They were also able to move quickly through a packed lobby if you stopped in before heading to work.

We have been to the Birmingham location before, but wanted to try out the RO location as well since…read morethe parking seemed more convenient and it definitely is- it is an open lot and even on a weekend morning peak time, we were able to get a spot. The coffees were good as always! They make a great cafe miel. The breakfast burrito was delicious- wish it was served with salsa. They serve it with sour cream and franks. The portion size is filling. The breakfast bagel is small but actually was filling too. The Asiago bagel was definitely the right choice. It was super flavorful. The cafe was busy but it was easy to find a table. It would be a good location for studying, not too loud.

Mad Nice Coffee was really good overall! We tried the muffins, bagel and lox, bagel with honey…read morecream cheese, a matcha, and a vanilla latte... everything tasted fresh and high quality. The bagels were delicious, and the drinks were well made. It is a little on the pricey side for what you get, but the quality was definitely there. The space has a great vibe, and we'll definitely be back to try more items on the menu! Staff was friendly and patient.

tl;dr cafe vibe is cute and well done, service was polite but only somewhat helpful, and food was…read morejust very mediocre I placed my order online and debated on getting coffee, as their branding boldly proclaims "stupid good coffee," but ultimately decided against it, since I was already committed to the milk bread egg sando and half a dozen bagels. Bagels: As a big fan of Apollo Bagels in NYC, I'm no stranger to waiting in an absurdly long line for sourdough bagels. I so so SO desperately wanted these bagels from Mad Nice to be good. They absolutely were not it. They were small, thin, and overly chewy. Milk Bread Sando: Having never had the chance to go to Dang Wen Li, I was excited to try this at Mad Nice. While the egg itself was indeed custardy, there was nothing katsu about it. There was no panko breading on the egg, it was not deep-fried, and the milk bread not evenly toasted. Experience: I placed my order online. I opted for the half a dozen bagels, but there was nowhere for me to select which bagels or what kind of cream cheese I wanted. There wasn't no special instructions box at checkout either. When I got to the cafe, there was a line of people waiting to order and a small crowd waiting for their drinks. Everyone was understandably busy, so I waited about 5-10 minutes until there was a good time for me to ask someone about my order. Finally, one person was opening a new pack of cups, so I asked if I could get some help with my online order. I explained to her that there was no way for me to select what I wanted and she empathized, "It seems like there should be a way to pick your bagels..." and stood there looking at me. It was only when I asked her, "Is there someone I could talk to about my order?" that she said she'd go in the kitchen and ask. Unfortunately for me, a guy standing near the counter asked her about his drink order before she could go into the kitchen and that was enough to make her forget she was helping me at all. Wanting to be patient and understanding, I ended up waiting another 10 minutes and was about to say something when the person bringing out the food orders brought mine out. When I asked him about being able to pick my bagels, he said he gave me a little bit of everything, and asked me what I wanted. I asked if I could have 2 Gruyère, 2 salt, and 2 sesame and he said he could do that for me. He handed me the cream cheese and napkins he had put in the bag and left to take the bagels back into the kitchen. He already left, so I didn't have the heart to tell him that I actually wanted chive cream cheese and not plain, so I just accepted the plain. -- While everyone seemed nice and were definitely busy getting orders out, ultimately the food I tried was not worth returning for. The online ordering experience was also sub-par. I am very unlikely to return to Mad Nice Coffee, will not be recommending this to friends and family, and am now also extremely hesitant to ever visit the restaurant in Detroit.

It's a little pricey, but honestly the people are super nice and the service is always good, so it…read morekind of makes up for it. I also love their seasonal drinks--they're fun to switch up. Just a heads up it gets really busy around school hours (before 8 and after 3), so I'd go a little earlier or later if you don't want to wait forever.

Best donuts. Coffee is great too. And what an unexpectedly amazing chocolate chip cookie. It didn't…read morelook like much, but my cousin insisted he buy me one , nd the edge was crisp and inside soft.

I stumbled into morning glory for a quiet spot for a book read and it felt like i walked into…read moreanother world. The ambiance is amazing and is so quaint and old school. The seating wasn't too comfortable as to not keep me for the entire day but just enough to get a couple pages in. the staff is super friendly and they made my matcha really quick. It was a little overly sweet and didn't taste as earthy as I like my matcha to. There's street parking out front and overall a decent quick fix for a pastry and cup of joe

We were looking to have coffee and dessert. My granddaughter loves matcha and they had it on the…read moremenu. First of all, there was no greeting when we came in. The place is nice and clean, but the layout is a little confusing. The desserts look great online and in the display case but not tasty. The gluten free cookie was ok but the brownie was mushy. The matcha was bad and the coffee is just ok. Strawberry parfait thumbs down, we threw mostly everything in the garbage The icing on the cake was when he asked me if was I going to pay for the items. My husband was there and still making his selection. Maybe he did not make the connection because we are a mixed-race couple, We didn't get a have a nice day or anything. I say don't waste your money or your time