The atmosphere is amazing and it is only outdone by the delicious food and coffee. A must stop for…read moreme anytime I come back to town. Go, you won't be disappointed

The coffee at this place was pretty good but what most impressed me was the pastry case! There…read morewere quite a few things to choose from. We ended up getting the pumpkin loaf to share because the portion was huge! It was so fresh and moist! The cashier was very helpful in helping me choose a syrup for my Americano, I appreciated that! This is a great place to meet up with a friend for a coffee or a quick lunch. There's also plenty of place to work or read. Loves the vibe of this place.

Great place! We are…read morevisiting friends in town and wanted good coffee.. Very good coffee and breakfast offerings. Cool vibe in here. The place was founded in 1996.... And it makes me think that this was part of the Seattle scene coffee movement. So glad there are still places like this to hang out and enjoy good coffee, good food and good conversation! Love it!

We are in town visiting some friends and we decided to come here and get some great local coffee…read moreand we were not disappointed. I also got an egg sandwich with bacon and it was delicious. The atmosphere displays is giving off Seattle vibes and it was really cool and eclectic. Listen this was friendly and efficient. Next time we're in town we are definitely coming back.

Didn't realize it was in a lazboy furniture store so took me a minute to realize it was in there…read more Once I got in, it was a hopping spot. They had some fun seasonal drinks - one I got, the honey latte. My husband said it was good! However, my sf vanilla latte was overly sweet.

Awesome pastry and coffee choices. Service is quick and respectful. Great Middlebury,small town,…read moreambience.

Honestly super cute on the inside, very welcoming. Food was delicious. And the front counter was so…read morepatient and helpful during my first visit and a few after

Whoa, where is this place? That's what I was thinking as I was driving down a residential road and…read moremy GPS told me I was at Steelyard Coffee Co., but all I saw were houses. It turns out that, indeed, this coffee shop is nestled in a neighborhood. But if you look closely for a rusted-looking building that looks completely abandoned, then you will find Steelyard Coffee. It's hidden in plain sight. Once I got inside, I was delighted to see a warm and welcoming space, with a full coffee menu and other beverages, like tea and smoothies. I just wanted a little cup of green tea, so that's what I got, in a to-go cup. It was ready lickety-split. Steelyard has a few things to eat, like some cookies and muffins, as well as pans of baked oatmeal, parfaits, breakfast burritos, quiche and other breakfasty things. There are plenty of places to sit, and the decor is very farmhouse and rustic. It seems like a nice place to sit and work remotely or visit with a friend, but also a place where you can hit it and quit it like I did.

The Coffee Lodge is an upscale coffee lunch and pastry shop in downtown Plymouth. I stopped by for…read morea smoothie, but there were no sugar-free smoothies so I opted for a savory scone. There were a number of pastry options that are made in house or at their sister location. The clerks are friendly and helpful. The dining room is comfy with tables suitable for working. The roasted tomato and cheese scone was delicious and filling. It was served warm on a real plate. They sell fresh breads (reasonably priced), pastries, oils, locally roasted coffee and other coffee related items. The bread looked really good and I was kicking myself for not picking up a loaf. Parking is tight around the building, but available during my visit. I definitely stop back by and try a lunch sandwich.

Terrible service, I have lived in Plymouth for 6 years. I tried this place once several years ago…read more The service and food were not good at all. So I decided to give it a second chance. I went in and waited in line. When it was my turn a gentleman walked in behind me. He stood very close, breathing heavily. The owner completely ignored me and took his order. I have never been completely disrespected like that by a business owner. I walked out and will never give this business another chance. If you cant show a paying customer the respect they deserve. You don't deserve to be in business at all. There are many options for way better coffee and donuts in Plymouth. But if bad service is your thing, this place is for you. Infact, it will probably be your favorite because their service is by far among the worse anywhere.

Food and service are the best! Everything was as ordered and delicious…read more A Locals place and busy for a reason.

Sometimes a hole in the wall can be an incredible find. This place was not that. There was almost…read moreno one there, the staff was more interesting in my son, but not of the adults and the food was limited with high prices. I asked for potatoes, scrambled egg and wheat toast. I got white and everything, but with bacon, so I had to pay extra. My skillet also had meat added to it and that was meatless. Some bacon was cooked better than others. I also received a large orange juice. The waitress didn't look me in the eye once, but looked at everyone else at our table. The food had zero seasoning and was a bit cold. The restaurant was also quite chilly inside. All and all I don't think I've ever been this disappointed at a breakfast place. I don't see myself returning again and do not recommend this establishment.

Little spot sharing a building with the Goshen Farmers Market. Rey very busy on a Saturday…read moremorning...only two behind the counter and so coffee was slow to arrive. But the pastries are amazing and fresh and flaky and delicious! So glad we stopped here!

Everything is thoughtfully made and delicious. Warm hospitality. Completely worth the drive.read more

I do not give a lot of five stars. But this location goes above and beyond. First of all the young…read morelady at the counter saw me studying the menu. She said, "please let me know if I can help you with anything." I went on to tell her I was wanting something "fallish". She started naming off a bunch of syrups that had a fall taste. She mentioned doing it in an ice latte and explained how that is made-knowledgeable and very friendly. Now let's talk about that latte. It was absolutely fabulous. Let me tell you what the concoction was. One pump of maple one pump PSL and swap out the milk for half-and-half in the latte. Just enough sweetness, but not too sweet. It was coffee done, right! Smooth! I love the ambience of this place. If I lived in this town, I would probably be going every day. Unfortunately, I live two hours away. The pumpkin cinnamon roll was out of this world! I'm telling you they just do everything right here. Give them a try if you're anywhere in the area you won't be disappointed.

Yet another little gem in the sweetest town. Barista's & owners were exceptional, coffee was…read moreperfect, and the shop is quaint & homey. Food options allow for dietary restrictions & the frittata hit the spot!