First time here. We were on our way to Minneapolis and decided to stop for a couple of hot…read morebeverages. The place is part of a larger co-op. Inside you'll find a gift shop offering Wisconsin-themed items, along with a fridge that has different meats and sausages. There are conference rooms that look like they could be rented or used for small groups. In the middle of all this is the coffee shop. The coffee shop itself is not a large operation. There are some very nice seating options that include high tops, tables, and couches. The windows let in a lot of natural light. There is merchandise that includes shirts, coffee, and accessories. There were a few other people inside, and everyone was having quiet conversations. Got a nice greeting from the baristas. It looked like one of them was in training. Ordered a couple of London Fog Tea Lattes (a little lavender, a little vanilla, extra foam) in a mug. I would normally get a piece of pastry, and prefer a scone, but they didn't offer those, so I skipped that. The senior staffer was doing a nice job helping the trainee with the recipe and process. It seemed to be a helpful and caring relationship between the two. After a few minutes, we got our drinks. We usually just get the drink in a mug, but our drinks were made in a small coffee urn, and we were able to pour them after they finished steeping. That was a nice option. The drinks had nice flavor with the extra foam. However, they were just barely warm. We decided to drink them, but I did mention this to one of the staff afterward. It's a nice place to hang out. Next time I would definitely mention or ask for my latte to be hotter (around 130°F to 145°F).

cutest little coffee shop with my favorite kind of items on the menu: vegan cookie and iced chai,…read morethe barista/owner? is super friendly too. it's a shared space with other shops and businesses, so definitely worth visiting for some nice window shopping

While ordering only 2 drinks we were asked to repeat what type of drink we wanted 4 times for the…read more1st one 3 times we had to tell them if it was iced or hot. When we said hot they informed us they were out of hot lids so we switched it to iced (no biggie but why not tell us before?). For our 2nd order we also had to repeat what it was and if we wanted it hot or iced to which we ordered it frozen (wasn't asked either time if we wanted it frozen but other Biggbys always ask). When we got to the window we were told they were out of an ingredient for one drink which we told them it was okay. They then asked what the other 2 flavors for the drink was as they couldn't find it and we told them (no biggie turns out it was taken off the menu within the last month or 2). We paid then was told they were out of an ingredient for the 2nd drink. My husband picked a new drink and got questioned for all of the specifications again. Took awhile to get but I suspect it was just her there (no other customers in drive thru and I think inside was also empty). When we got our drinks they weren't labeled and our frozen was made iced and our iced was made frozen. I think this girl was new and might have needed more training and not put on solo. Also, maybe some new headphones or microphones if the employees are struggling to hear people order at the drive thru even after speaking up, slowing down, and saying 1 thing about the order at a time. Not mad or upset at the girl, I just think the location needs a bit more help.

Initial review of Biggby Marshfield , WI: I have been a…read moreBiggby customer for years. I prefer their coffee over any other coffee shop. I have seen it go through different owners and management. Of course when you are a customer for as long as I have been you are bound to see the good and bad. Recently I saw the ugly. My mom and I have been frequent customers of Biggby especially during Covid and after that as a break from the demands of her having an ill husband and me from having an autistic and severely anxious son. We really enjoyed our time together and our Biggby frozen drinks. Recently we went to the restaurant and did our normal order. We got up to the window and paid and gave a tip as we always do. We asked for a receipt for our savings apps. My mom noticed the receipt said no whip or garnish on one of the drinks. I kept peering in the window to flag a barista down. No one in sight. I am disabled so I took my rubber cane tip and tapped on the window. I didn't want to do that hard so I tapped a little harder on the metal shelf. I got a baristas attention and waved her over. I explained that the order on the receipt was wrong and wanted to let her know so that they didn't have to fix the order. No issues...drive on our way. When we got to our next stop I noticed a message from Biggby. The owner accused me of using a stick like object to bang on her place of business. I couldn't believe what I was reading. As a result of that, I was banned from her business forever. I did nothing wrong and was instantly accused of banging on her business. Couldn't be further from the truth. I went home and cried because of how I was accused and spoken to. She took away something that my mom and I have shared as a special time together especially since my dad died in January. Yes, there are other coffee shops. I just wanted to let people know what kind of person the owner is. She then tried to deface me on Facebook accusing me of not being accepting of the Pride movement. That is absolutely not true as I have close relatives who are gay and transgender. If you are not in agreement with her beliefs and views, apparently you will be blocked. Anyway, the coffee is usually really good. The inside atmosphere is a bit loud with the music, and so many of the baristas over the years have been super! However, a bunch of the good ones quit when the current owner bought the place. Because I was banned for nothing I did wrong, I give this Biggby a big thumbs down. **owners response** To anyone who has read this understand there are 2 sides to every story and this one has a crying 14 year old employee on the other side. Susan was not gentle at tapping a shelf. She banged on a glass window so loud it's on our security cameras. The employees who were working were scared and then berated by Susan. This isn't a one off instance. Susan likes to send in complaints about any younger employees to get free drinks after she has drank almost all of her drink. She has been a customer for many years and in the past has been banned but then allowed back when managers feel bad for her. We have had to warn employees about her behavior and make sure that her special drink is written down with exacting specific details. Way more than anyone else we have ever had. Now we do have many regulars with special drinks and have things they like a certain way and we always strive to make sure their drinks are custom. Unlike Susan, we don't have warn any of our employees about them. We don't have make sure an older employee who dealt with Susan before is the one to interact with her. We as a staff and store are tired of having to walk on egg shells around her and have decided for your sanity and our work environment we will not accept Susan as a customer any more. **my update** Update: Unfortunately when you put a review online the owner of the store can reply and say a bunch of lies about you. I have added some of the pictures I have sent Biggby in the past that are the supposed ones I drank most of and then complained. The point of the picture was to show the huge chunks of ice in the bottom which shouldn't be in a blended coffee. A few others were of thick slush at the bottom that we weren't able to drink. I also included a nice comment a barista made to me. There is a screen shot of my dog that Biggby posted on their Facebook. It was actually a video of my dog going crazy about going to Biggby because they all loved her and gave her pup cups. What the owner said about me was unprofessional and lies. She sent me several messages on my messenger threatening me. I had to call the police because she had me so rattled. I have never had an issue with any employee. When my dad was alive he used to order a "Nancy and a Susan" and got the biggest kick out of them knowing our drinks.

So I'm not from here I was only here for work. Right so now I'm at the airport to go home because I…read morewas only here for a few days for work. Well I went by Dunkin on my way to the airport and I didn't even open the munchkin box yet till I got here. I can not freaking believe this is the worst doughnuts I've ever seen from them so far. I mean look at the picture. There's no icing even really on them at all!?

Not mad just shocked but we went through the drive thru and we asked for a bag of donut holes and…read moresome donuts and the girl in the speaker sounded so shocked and confused that I asked for a bag donut holes. She kept saying "what???" Like she never heard of a bag of donut holes. Anyways fast forward. We get the food and when I open the bag, the donuts are all upside down. Bruh moment. PLEASE go look at the photo and tell me this isn't the ugliest, goofy looking donut you ever saw. All the icing was smeared all inside the bag. How the bag gonna have more icing than the donut bruh

It hurts my soul to write this.. I have been going to The Daily Grind since I was a child. I…read morestudied for college tests here when I was home from school and I have tried to support them since living here as an adult. Every time I go, the service gets slower, the coffee quality is worse, and now even simple orders are inedible. Yesterday, at a time when there were maybe 3 other tables, I waited 40 minutes for my omelet and bacon. The omelet was closer to scrambled eggs, and the bacon so burnt it couldn't be eaten. As a cook, how can you turn this out to be eaten? And as a server, don't you question how terrible it looks and choose not to serve it. Ten years ago, 5 stars... standing alone yesterday I would have given it 3 or 4 and called it a fluke.. Now I am ONLY giving 2 because it holds nostalgia for me. I think my continued attempt to patronize The Daily Grind has come to an end :(

The good: an amazing variety of coffee, teas and drinks. The coffee menu is huge and has a wide…read morevariety of creative drinks. The bad the food took literally forever. It was good, average but ultimately not worth a 45 minute wait for food on a Friday mid morning.

We're 90 minutes away. Love this cozy clean Central Cafe. The Owner, lovely kind woman who greets…read moreher customers and always means so much. Hard worker and she knows what her customers like to eat. Huge diversified Menu and smaller portions for Seniors:) Generous portions and a very nice setting inside. We Thank You and much continued Success in 2026.

Hands down one of the best places in town. Has that small town diner feel. Great food friendly…read moreservice. The owner is super friendly and checks on everyone to make sure they're good etc.

We were at Libby McNeill's for dinner and a table across the way was having a small cake. First we…read moreheard a guy talking about where he got it. It looked delicious. So 8 AM on Saturday we're there picking up goodies for home. There were a lot of cakes already made. I went for a variety of 6 cupcakes. I'm saving a granola bar. I got a most unusual blue cake ball. I enjoyed a blueberry muffin this morning. There was nothing small about the muffin and cupcakes. Delicious as well. I didn't even realize they're located just a block from my favorite Mojo's Cajun cafe.

We love this place! Cupcakes, cannolis, candy, you name it. Everything we've tried has been great…read more They have an awesome sitting area and appreciate that they're open later than most bakeries. Just ordered an apple pie for my husband's birthday too!

Right inside the main clinic entrance. They have your usual expected coffee beverages expertly…read moreprepared while you wait. I was here for two days of orientation. I visited both days and both of my drinks were very good. Friendly service. Nice spot in the lobby.

As a coffee shop in the lobby of the hospital, Cattails works surprisingly well as a place to sit,…read moreread the paper or a book, do some work, or just try to relax to take your mind off the reason you may find yourself in a hospital. The lighting is subdued, the colors muted. It feels more like a lounge than a cafeteria setting you might expect in a hospital. Colectivo coffee (roasted in Milwaukee), served in the not-so-ordinary artsy cups, bring a touch of brightness. Located next to the front door and the information desk for the hospital and along a main hallway, it can be noisy, but sit far enough back, near the art gallery, and the distractions are less. It's a typical coffee shop menu: coffee, tea, frappes, smoothies; but also with a few bakery items that seem to be standard coffee shop offerings.

Newly opened Starbucks. It used to be across the street in the Target store. Friendly young staff…read moreworking here and I enjoy studying in here.

Asked for there favorite drink because I don't usually go to Starbucks. She started asking what I…read morelike and I said iced coffee so she ended up giving me a "large" plain iced coffee (it was like the size of a small at McDonald's) for 7$

Starbucks is usually great, but when we went to Target/Starbucks to get Icees, the only worker…read morethere was filling chocolate syrup and caramel sauce bottles, my mom said "Excuse me." She completely ignored my mom. Then my brother kind of yelled "Excuse me!" "I'll be done in a second!"She said rudely. My mom paid for the Icees. When we were about to fill mine up, my mom noticed there weren't any covers. My mom asked the other lady if there was some covers.About 5 minutes later, my mom looked into one of the cupboards, and there it was! My mom grabbed the covers for the size of cups we had, and opened the bag. Then of course that lady came at that moment and said that they didn't want people going in the cupboards. She said it was a safety hazard. After she said that my mom replied"Then maybe you should keep your shelves stocked." Then, she went back to the counter, and while she was going back, I feel like she purposely bumped into me. That is why this trip to starbucks went VERY bad. I also think it was because she didn't like us.

From the owner: Coffee is at our heart. From your favorite daily cup to seasonal offerings, there is always…read moresomething on the menu at Starbucks, ready to be crafted just for you. Starbucks has always been a special place to gather and connect. We're woven into the communities we serve. Our stores are gathering spaces for conversations, connection and joy, where our green apron baristas deliver expertly handcrafted beverages, make meaningful connections with their communities and deliver that much-needed pick-me-up to start your day, customized how you want. Our promise to our customers is to uplift the everyday, every time you visit us. So stay awhile and enjoy every sip.