Cute little cafe with cozy vibes. Went for lunch and absolutely loved it! Everything tasted clean…read moreand fresh. Staff was friendly and our food was ready in an expected time. They also have a little farm market with local products like milk, beef etc. unfortunately that part was closed but I will definitely be back to come check that out.

Great new coffee spot in random lake! I ordered an iced chai with cinnamon sugar syrup and the…read moreavocado toast. The toast was some of the best breakfast I've had in a while. They were all decorated for christmas and staff was super friendly. I would totally come here again!

I stopped in for a sweet treat. This is more than a bakery. They serve up some sunrise breakfast…read moregoodness like a BLT, quiche, avocado toast , and breakfast muffins. I wasn't looking for breakfast so I just got an oatmeal raisin cookie. I could tell the cookie was made with wholesome ingredients. It was soft, chewy, and very flavorful. I only wish I had gotten a coffee to go with it.

WOW 10/10 fresh pastries and you really can't go wrong with anything you order. We tried the almond…read morecroissant ($4.5) pain au chocolat ($4.5) and the classic English sausage roll meal ($12). Both the pastries were fluffy, flavorful, with a balanced amount of almond and sugar (almond croissant) and a thick bar of chocolate (pain au chocolat). The sausage rolls were hardy which paired beautifully with the soft pastry exterior. The salad and fruit were fresh and overall it was one of the best breakfasts I've eaten in a while. Busy shop on the main street in Port Washington - minimal seating with tables so come early!

A while back I made a very early morning drive up to 3 Sweets Bakery & Cafe because I saw a picture…read moreon social media of key lime bread and a couple breakfast burritos on their menu. In addition to the key lime bread, I got the Farmer's Favorite Burrito and a chai tea latte scone. I don't recall the key lime bread having a ton of key lime flavor, but it was still good. I was more impressed with the chai tea latte scone and wished I had purchased more than one. The burrito was ok. I liked the bacon pepper jam but had a hard time finding much pulled pork in it. The restaurant is a cute little place. They have a drive-thru window for easy ordering if you can't or don't want to come inside and there's a few tables to sit at inside. I thought they had a nice selection of baked good for sale and even offered gluten friendly items if that's something you need.

Always a great time at 3 sweets!! Today I got the blackberry mary as a salad with a turtle brownie…read moreand both were delicious. We always come here when hiking kettle moraine!

This is my must stop cheese place and more! Some of the best cheese cards I've ever had and so many…read morevarieties. They also have an awesome selection of wines, bakery, and fresh bites in back.

The very best string cheese! The little cafe is delicious! All around great store!…read moreThe staff was friendly & helpful!!

I always enjoy stopping in here when I am in the area. Their speciality drinks are always…read moredelicious, and so are the staples. I've never had anything bad to eat from there (most recently had the turkey panini and YUM!) and their sweets are always tasty. It's a cozy little corner shop, with a good amount of seats and a great outdoor area for the warmer weather days. The employees are always super sweet, and it's just always a nice experience.

Such a charming café! The decorations and environment were so welcoming and cozy. I ordered a…read moreTurkey Bog Wrap and a "Muddy" latte (mint & chocolate). Both were quite good, the inclusion of the berries in the wrap really upped the flavor quality. The staff were very helpful and kind when I asked for a drink recommendation. Great place to stop for a coffee with a friend!

We absolutely love this little gem of a spot!! Friday and Saturday wines nights is our favorite!!…read more Small plates are served by great staff and it's beautiful inside and very welcoming!

Super cute place! Wish I'd had more time to relax because the ambiance and decor were tops. Cold…read morebrew, while being a special, didn't knock my socks off (was missing cold foam) but service was quick and friendly.

Yummy southwest wrap and coffee. Fast service. Really cute hipster interior. Will come back…read more Bon Hiver and such on the radio and neat bits of art and jewelry for sale. And a rack of board games! Free Wi-Fi and if you need it, Yoga and pizza shop nextdoor.

If you ever find yourself in Cedar Grove, WI make sure to stop by Koffie Trader. This charming cafe…read moreis truly a hidden gem and very much worth a visit! The employees are so sweet and friendly, the establishment itself is cozy and quaint, and the food/drink is amazing. I had the Dutch Hot Chocolate which is unbelievable...rich and flavorful! I also had the Caprese Panini which was filled with tasty mozzarella, fresh tomatoes, savory pesto, and flavorful balsamic. It was great! I don't recall what the rest of my party ordered...I guess I wasn't paying attention, probably because I was so focused on my delicious meal! That said, all three members of my party said they enjoyed their orders very much as well. Five stars and two thumbs up!!

First time here. We were staying at the American Club for the weekend and asked around for a good…read morecoffee shop in Sheboygan. This place was recommended, so we decided to give it a try on a cold Saturday morning. Food: We ordered a couple of lattes and some breakfast. For drinks, it was one Vanilla Latte and one London Fog Tea Latte. We asked for mugs, but they were served in glasses instead. Not quite the same, but acceptable. Both drinks were made well, with good texture, nice flavor, and the right temperature. For food, we ordered one Veggie Quiche and a piece of Spanakopita. After they were reheated properly (see Service below), both were very good. I had the Spanakopita, and it was loaded with spinach and feta. The dough-to-filling ratio was excellent. The flavors were rich and complex. The portion size was large, larger than my appetite, but I somehow managed to keep working on it until I was completely stuffed. Service: The service around the food was disappointing. Even though we were clearly dining in, our order was marked as takeout. This created a number of issues. When the food arrived in takeout containers, I mentioned that we were eating inside (especially obvious since our drinks were in glasses). The server simply shrugged and said, "Oh well, they are marked as takeout." I went to the counter and asked for plates and that the food be brought to the proper temperature. It took a while, but they eventually returned with the food reheated, served on plates, and replaced the plastic utensils with metal ones. There was very little acknowledgment that a mistake had been made, and no real apology for the delays. Atmosphere: The place is rustic and right on the water. It reminded me of a fish shanty, in a charming way. There are a couple of different rooms for seating, and we chose one in the back that was quieter. I liked the authentic feel of it. However, there were some areas with old furniture piled up for storage, which took away a bit from the overall look. They also have an outdoor patio that overlooks the river, which would be a lovely spot to sit on a warm day. We would go back. If we ordered food again, I would just make sure they clearly understood from the start that we were dining in so the details were handled correctly.

We enjoyed lunch at the Weather Cafe on the Sunday during Labor Day weekend. It was pretty busy and…read morethe wait time was pretty long (20 mins or more). Not sure if that is the norm or if it was because it was a holiday weekend and many other businesses were closed. We all enjoyed our meals. I especially liked the chicken curry wrap. You could tell all the food is made fresh. They have tables inside and outside. There are tables outside by the canal and some around the side of the building. We picked a table outside on the side, but a bee kept on trying to land on my sister's smoothie so we ended up eating and running.

The Greenhouse has long been on my list to visit. This adorable shop is located in the courtyard…read morearea of The American Club in Kohler. When entering, the shop is straight past the stairs and then the second right turn. Their menu has a variety of coffee and tea drinks, smoothies, protein shakes, hot chocolate, baked goods, breakfast sandwiches, ice cream, and more! The inside is beautifully designed and leans into the greenhouse aesthetic; it's whimsical and a true escape. I ended up ordering the Sweet Cardamom Latte along with the Blueberry Rosewater Scone. The scone may have been the best I've had! It was fresh and you could taste the rosewater and blueberries balance each other out. The Sweet Cardamom Latte had subtle flavor but they make their syrups in house as well as source local honey to flavor drinks. My husband got the Chai Tea Latte which had a subtle, sweet flavor. He also tried the ham, smoked gouda, and egg sandwich. They offered a chipotle mayo sauce to go with this which I highly recommend. This was a bit of a splurge but was so worth it!

We were spending the weekend at the American Club and were thrilled to learn that they have this…read morewonderful little shop in the main courtyard. Like the rest of the American Club, it's a gem. We stopped in a couple of times and had the chance to try a variety of items. Food: They have an excellent assortment of beverages and pastries. Over our two visits, we tried a coffee latte, gourmet hot chocolate, London Fog Tea Latte, and a coffee. The baristas do a very nice job with the hot beverages. You can watch them being made, and it's clear they pay attention to the small details. A great example was the whipped cream on the hot chocolate, piled high in the center of the cup without touching or spilling over the sides. The food was a bit of a mixed bag. On our first visit, we ordered a Blueberry Rosewater scone that looked amazing in the case. It was nicely baked, topped with turbinado sugar, and had plenty of blueberries. The texture, however, was more muffin-like than scone-like. There was also a noticeable baking soda taste, which we both picked up on. I later mentioned this to the manager, who was apologetic. On our second visit, we shared an Espresso Hazelnut Cruffin. This is essentially a croissant baked in a muffin tin and filled with flavored cream. That one was outstanding. The dough was flaky yet moist, and the filling was generous and fresh. We cut it open, spread the filling across the pieces, and ate it almost like buttered bread. Truly delicious. Service: All of the staff were friendly and pleasant. Even when they were busy, it never felt rushed. They didn't initially ask if we wanted our beverages in mugs, but they were happy to accommodate when we asked. They also offered to heat up the scone, which was appreciated. Atmosphere: It's a small space with about a dozen small tables, best suited for groups of two, though there are a couple of tables that can seat four. The stained glass windows are lovely, letting in plenty of natural light and providing a beautiful view of the courtyard. It can get a little loud inside, but we were still able to have a relaxed conversation. A charming spot that fits perfectly into the American Club experience.

Stopped in for some coffee and I love nitro so was happy to see that as an option. I got the…read morevanilla nitro nirvana (or something like that) and it was excellent. Sipped on it for awhile as it hit the spot in combination of coffee flavor and just enough sweetness, but not too much. My wife had an iced chai latte and said it was also good...will swing by for that nitro whenever I'm in the area.

Wonderful locally owned coffee shop. Their coffee is roasted on the premises. Excellent flavor…read more They have a variety of food items that I'm looking forward to trying. Also, recently when I was there there was artwork from junior high school artists displayed. I was impressed (at the art and the idea).