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Coffee Talk Bakery

4.5 (32 reviews)
InexpensiveCoffee & Tea, Bakeries, Soup
Closed • 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

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Good for groups
Outdoor seating
Good for kids

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Greg Y.

Delicious homemade meals and bakery with both savory and sweet choices. Kind of hidden within a converted barn.

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Santino C.

Fantastic place. Great bakery items, great coffee and an expanded breakfast menu on weekends. Coffee Talk is a great find!! A independently owned establishment in a vintage, restored barn. SHOP LOCAL!!

Eat H.

Really cozy and warm place. This place is a blessing in the neighborhood. The bakery is really good.

Rancher's Skillet

Great cafe. Beautiful location. Beautiful decor. Excellent breakfast. Adding maple syrup to the panini took it to another level.

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Barry L.

Atmosphere : ***** Menu : **** Value: ***** Location: *** Quality: **** Service: ***** This to me is another hidden gem that I love finding. It reminds me of something you would find in Door County. I don't know how many times I've driven by this place on my way to Mukwonago and have said, I'd like to stop in. It is a barn with a sign, "The Coffee Talk Bakery" on the side. From the road, it is difficult to see if it is open. I assumed it was a bakery business. A friend suggested we meet there as it is in between both of our locations. When I drove up and parked in the back, I was shocked to find how neat and well kept everything was from the outside and to see large windows in back. A nice newer patio in back overlooking a field and trees offers outdoor seating (always a plus in Wisconsin). I walked in and was amazed at the renovation of the barn and how quaint, rustic but so up to date (if that makes any sense) with a nice display of their bakery, all baked in house by Jennifer and Scott Anderson. Talking a bit to Jennifer, who was sitting at a table doing some crafts, I asked her how long they have been in business. Two years but it seems like I've driven by them for 5 or more years. I asked about their menu. They serve mostly breakfast and soups and sandwiches for lunch. I asked about gluten free options, but she said it is difficult with cross contamination, but there are options without gluten such as egg dishes. My friend and I came here for coffee, so I ordered my coffee (Kona) and a cherry scone. The scone was rather large, lets just say about the size of a typical hamburger. It was very moist. Most scones I get are rather dry and crumbly. This was one of the best scones I have had. The coffee was good (16 oz size). Both of those came to $5 and change. Wow, great value. Very good service, friendly and efficient. As we sat there for awhile, there was constant flow of customers. Now, I didn't sample their food for breakfast or lunch, but plan to be back. There is limited seating but it is such a neat place if you are looking for something that isn't the sterile corporate, overcrowded, accident to happen in the parking lot coffee house that ends with buck in the name (but I'm guilty of going there 3+ times a week). If you have a convertible or just want a nice drive away from the city, take a drive out to visit The Coffee Talk Bakery and relax with a coffee, scone and turn off your smart phone while your at it and have a conversation with someone. You'll like it... bookmark it! I'll update my review after more visits and a sample of their other food items.

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Mary S.

What a great place to relax and have coffee, bakery, breakfast with friends or your significant other. I love the rural setting and enjoy watching the birds at the many feeding stations when eating outside. The food and bakery is absolutely delicious. An overall great experience and I highly recommend

Sausage, sage, cranberry quiche! Yum!
Ali T.

If you're looking for bakery, this is the place to be!! I'm usually not one for fruity desserts (typically I go for rich, chocolate), but the strawberry rhubarb bar is to die for!! I can't wait to go back and try more...my sweet tooth is begging! They also have savory bakery like scones and quiche. I've tried one sandwich (turkey) and it was very good! If I remember correctly, the lunch menu isn't huge, but all the options were diverse and looked amazing; and it seems that everything has a homemade touch. There are also other goodies you can take home like pretzels and jams/jellies. I purchased a cherry moscato jelly that I like to pair with crackers. Super sweet, but so good! Coffee was decent; that's the only thing that's misleading about the place. I would change the title to just focus more on the bakery since its amazing! I once asked for an iced honey latte and they weren't quite sure what to do. The atmosphere is also adorable and comfortable set in the red barn! So cozy! Will definitely come often :)

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Quaint and quick little place to get good coffee and tasty bakery!! Enjoyed a good tasting quiche when I was there.

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I always love to stop here and treat myself to a delicious and perfectly made cup of coffee

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Nice, small family owned place. The bakery items are very good and the sandwiches are equally as good. Can't say too much about the coffee.

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Hands down, the best bakery in the area. Generous portions, great prices. Absolutely LOVE this place.

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Everything you could want from a corner coffee shop. Charming interior and staff, homey feel and delicious indulgences!

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9 years ago

I had a latte and a scone. Both were very good. I was disappointed there weren't more bakery or food options.

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First visit, Great pumpkin chai. Fresh baked goods and sandwiches. Bacon cheddar scone was outstanding. I'll definitely return.

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Mercantile and Bean - Greek Salad

Mercantile and Bean

4.6(20 reviews)
2.1 mi

Obsessed with the vibe of this coffee shop. The employees are always so kind, and I love that they…read morehave a drive-thru plus indoor and outdoor seating. Their breakfast sandwiches are so good - especially with the homemade mustard sauce. Even better, they carry Breadsmith sourdough loaves and dozens of Prairie Gold organic, pasture-raised eggs for purchase. This place is a gem.

First time here. It's a nondescript building off of the Hwy 83/Genesee Rd. roundabout. It's a…read moregreat building with windows along one side, and a drive through around the back (or is it the front). Inside there are different seating areas, and even a fireplace with a couple of chairs. The door opened right to the outside, which can be a little chilly like today, when someone enters/exits. The inside reflects the name, Mercantile and Bean. There are unique items for sale, ranging from honey to candles to apparel items. For me, this space could have been better purposed for additional seating. But I get the idea that they offer what they consider "Artisanal" items for sale. Just not what I want in a coffee shop. Stopped in with a friend for some lunch. It was about half full, and there were mostly individuals or couple seated in the dining area. Got to order right away, and got friendly service the entire time. Got a London Fog Tea Latte, and they did a good job with my order (little vanilla, little lavender, and extra foam). They also left the tea bags, so that I might steep a little longer. Chose the Greek Salad, which was made up in the typical fashion, although this one had a bit of avocado (nice addition). The bakery case some unique items that you might not find in other places. I got a piece of Chai Masala Coffee Cake. It was moist, flavorful, and was a generous portion. It also had a nice brown sugar crunchy top. It was a good experience, but leaning more towards a Cafe and Merch shop, and less than a traditional coffee shop.

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Mercantile and Bean - London Fog Latte and Chai Masala Coffee Cake

London Fog Latte and Chai Masala Coffee Cake

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Bee Well Cafe - Pecan Maple Scone

Bee Well Cafe

4.9(19 reviews)
5.9 mi

Came here for the first time with a friend. Didn't come specifically for the organic products, but…read moreout of general interest in what this place had to offer. Glad that we did! Food: Normally, I would get a London Fog Latte and a scone. They have both items, but because of their focus on healthy, organic, and local ingredients, I had to adjust my order and expectations. The London Fog Latte was made with oat milk and honey as the sweetener. The scones (and the rest of the bakery) are gluten-free. Both of these were different from what I would normally have, but they were very good. The London Fog was really well made. For oat milk, it had some very nice froth. The flavor and the temperature were good. The Pecan Maple Scone was also good. Like many gluten-free baked goods, it was more dense. They warmed it for me, and it was a delicious treat and a nice companion to the latte. Service: We received excellent service from the person helping us. We were the first ones there when they opened at 9:00. She was very helpful in explaining the café offerings and was clearly passionate about the mission. The London Fog is not on the regular menu, but they knew what it was and were happy to make it. They ensured we got everything we asked for: lattes in mugs, bakery items warmed, and food brought out to the table. Relaxed, helpful, and friendly service. Thanks, Elizabeth. Atmosphere: The place is bright and cheerful. The bee theme is present throughout the entire café, from the wall coverings to the small plates for beverages. Lots of nice light comes in through the front windows. There is plenty of seating for different-sized groups, with a choice of metal or upholstered chairs, or a couch for different levels of comfort and conversation. The entire visit had a nice vibe. I'm not quite ready to give up my flour and sugar, but I would have no trouble stopping in again.

We found ourselves in Mukwonago around lunch time and decided to try Bee Well Cafe…read more The decor carries a bee theme throughout the place with fuzzy looking bees painted on the walls as well as a hive pattern, coasters, real plates with bees, and even bee themed salt and pepper shakers. They note that they feature fresh local organic goods, though the cold cuts displayed were Boars Head. I ordered a grilled cheese artichoke havarti sandwich, and it was tasty and not too heavy. Our sandwiches were accompanied by savory gherkins, which were delicious. You can enter via the front or back entrance. The cafe features an array of seating options like fun yellow comfy furniture and a children's table as well.

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London Fog and Scone

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Brew 52 - London Fog and Scone

Brew 52

3.7(17 reviews)
4.8 mi

Great food, outstanding bakery, delicious variety of hot and cold drinks. Fast service. Upbeat…read moreyet relaxed atmosphere. Friendly people.

Been here several times before, and it has always been good. Today I showed up around 8:00. Decided…read moreto get a hot beverage, some bakery, and spend some time with a book. The building is essentially stand alone, with an attached "Take 5" oil change business (I'd want to grab a coffee while waiting for an oil change). In the front, there are a few outside café tables. Inside is large, with plenty of tables and seating for different size groups. There are design and decoration elements that are religious in nature, but I don't find them overpowering. The place was mostly empty when I arrived. There were a few cars using the drive thru. Got a nice greeting from the cashier. Placed my order for a London Fog Tea Latte (little lavender, little vanilla, extra foam), and got it in a mug. I would have ordered a scone, but all they had in the case were muffins. Since I couldn't get a scone, I found the most decadent muffin, which was a Caramel Apple Pecan. It took a few minutes to make the London Fog (which is a good sign that they are giving it a good steep). They also left the bag in the mug, which I prefer. The beverage was excellent, the right temperature, good flavor, and the texture was right. The muffin was also very good. It was a very good experience and would make me come back again. Maybe next time they'll offer a scone or two.

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Brew 52 - Interior seating

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Cafe De Arts - Almond Coffee Cake

Cafe De Arts

4.7(91 reviews)
5.7 mi
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Lovely! ... and tasty and delish…read more Coffee is great. No burnt taste. Roasted on site. Hot or cold- lots of flavors to add...nice to go cups that don't feel like they're going to fall apart after sitting for a few minutes... Food was outstanding- we all loved what we had. I had the med breakfast sandwich- added roasted peppers and a slice of bacon. SO good. My gf added olives to hers- she said it made her sandwich. Also tried the European bkfst sandwich- and they loved that as well. The baguette was crunchy and enjoyable. Eggs were nicely cooked and a nice amount that you didn't feel like they skimped on the portion. So friendly- we had a large group and they put tables together for us and came to the table to take the order so we didn't have to stand in line to order. Cute shop to pick up some mugs, coffee or gifts. So sad it just took us so long to visit here.

Came again with a friend. It was a good experience…read more I ordered a 16 oz mocha with whole milk. What I got was definitely larger than that. It was a good drink, with a good balance of coffee and chocolate. It was hot enough, and the foam was decent. I've learned a bit about frothing milk to the right texture for a latte. My understanding--which I still need to fact-check--is that properly textured milk allows you to create decent latte art. The absence of latte art could mean the milk wasn't textured quite right, or simply that the barista chose not to add it. The foam on this particular mocha wasn't quite right for my taste. It was a bit thin, and there was no latte art.

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Cafe De Arts - Inside seating

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Cafe De Arts - Cherry scone and london fog latte

Cherry scone and london fog latte

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Shanahan's Coffee House - cinnamon roll

Shanahan's Coffee House

4.4(64 reviews)
6.6 mi
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I love this place. Walking through the doors hits you with a vibe that screams, it is okay to sit…read moredown, relax, and enjoy your meal. Ive had: Scrambled eggs which tastes fresh and delicious. Chicken salad sandwich which is incredible! My favorite is an everything bagel with one side of vegetable cream cheese which is made by them and veggies(lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and cucumbers) with a side of their homemade ramen slaw and a side of bread chips. Teas: The dried teas are delicious and fresh waiting to be pulled out of jars to your liking which you can mix and match and or create your own recipes. I have not tried the baked goods, sorry. Staff is awesome and friendly. Definitely recommend this place.

Been here several times. It's a small locally owned coffee shop. It's part of a small strip mall,…read moreamong several other strip malls. The counter is right as you walk in. There is seating available for small groups 2-6 people. There is also another adjacent room for additional seating. There is plenty of natural light coming in from the windows. They sell other merchandise at/near the counter. It's a bit cluttered (IMHO). There are lots of regulars that show up here. On most Fridays, during lunch there is a musician playing guitar, and taking requests. It's a relaxing and joyful atmosphere. They offer lots of different lattes, teas, and baked goods. They also make soups and sandwiches. On this day I ordered my usual London Fog (little vanilla, little lavender, and extra foam). I wasn't going to get anything to eat, but they had some freshly baked cinnamon rolls on the counter. The smell was irresistible, so I also got one of those. Both the latte and the roll were excellent. The cinnamon roll was slathered with cream cheese frosting. Yummy, but way to much for me. It's a nice place, with friendly people, and good food offerings.

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Stopping in for a hot beverage.

Shanahan's Coffee House - Latte and cinnamon roll

Latte and cinnamon roll

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Vintage Grounds Coffeehouse - Coffee & Breakfast Sandwich

Vintage Grounds Coffeehouse

4.4(39 reviews)
10.3 mi
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A couple of years' reviews (okay - so I am a bit late on some of my online stuff!_…read more THIS YEAR - 03/15/25: Second time stopping by (DI Tournament related again!). This time we slated enough time to sit down and relax for a while before having to start the day. Everything from last year was still here - including the great food and service. My wife (g-free due to Celiac) tried their Mini Banana Bread Loaf and loved it - with no adverse reactions! Their specialty espresso drinks were again excellent (Blarney Stone Latte, and a Caramel Macchiato). ORIGINAL GOOGLE REVIEW from MARCH 2024: A very nice and uniquely decorated local coffee joint. Found them this year while in town appraising for the Destination Imagination Sectional Tournament. Needed to be on-site by 06:30 on a Saturday, so I appreciated that they were open early! Decided to come in vs the drive-through option. Nice decor that looks like a cross between a Flea Market and an Antique store. I appreciate places that don't try to look like "the other guys." Very warm and intriguing. A visual feast for those of us prone to adult A.D.D.! Had places allowing small groups to sit and enjoy if they wished. As a first-timer, I greatly appreciated the online ordering option, as we were just a tad behind schedule and coming in from Bluemound in Brookfield. Was easy to navigate their site on my phone. Arrived 10 minutes earlier than expected. Was easy to locate via GPS. Inside, the staff were exceptionally friendly. Had some conversation, my (delectable!) white mocha decaf, and was on my way before my original arrival time. A nice selection of coffee shop eats are available.

Stopped in for a couple of London Fog Tea Lattes and to listen to the live music performance. They…read moredo a nice job with the London Fogs; great texture, good steep, the temperature was right, and served in a ceramic mug. What I don't like so much is the fact that there is no foyer at the entrance. When the front door opens, and if you are seated nearby, you get a blast of cold air. Not sure what they can do about that, given the fact that they are part of a strip mall.

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Vintage Grounds Coffeehouse - Interior

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Vintage Grounds Coffeehouse - Cold beverages, pastry case

Cold beverages, pastry case

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