I'm a bit of a coffee snob, and have traveled coast to coast chasing good coffee. I was incredibly…read moreimpressed and even surprised to find such an amazing latte in the small town of Saint Joe. And in such a cute little shop/market.

Looking to try a new coffee spot on my way up to Traverse and found Infusco. Walking in there's a…read moreton of space to work or lounge or even grab a cup and go. Greeted by the friendly staff and the pastries too. I ordered the ham and cheese croissant and a cold brew. The nitro cold brew was smooth and full of flavor. The croissant was nice and cheesy. Def worth a stop if you're in town!

What a great coffee spot! Excellent selection of beans roasted on premises and scrumptious baked…read moregoods right out of their own bakery. Tasty, fresh and delightful! Staff was friendly and helpful. Will be back!

Cute shop, friendly staff. Drinks made quickly. Latte was a bit sweet for me, but would come back!…read moreCoffee had good flavor. Decaf also was good for hubs.

Took an afternoon stop here and had a wonderful drink with the kids. There were a lot of items to…read morelook at and some fun coffee creations.

I loved it. I love iced coffee drinks and baked goods. This place has both! I sat outside in the…read moresun and relaxed.

Nice people, great green beans for roasting yourself. Highly recommend and can be ordered online.read more

Gotta love Theta Ridge.. I recently started home-roasting green coffee beans and I will tell you, I…read moream not going back to other coffees... Kevin is a really nice guy and Laura get's the orders right out with a smile... I absolutely love their coffee beans. Their variety of beans are great, pricing is very good as well. Now I just need to get a better roaster instead of hot air popcorn poppers!!

My charity VladaSeedsofLife.org…read more Sells coffee from Refinery by mail order On our products page on our website To help feed hungry kids Coffee tastes great and it is organic and fair trade

It would be hard to find anyone who has more passion for coffee than Regina. Bringing you sort…read moreafter quality coffee her coffee shop continually evolves to serve the community. It's gonna be such a wonderful space. You need to come in and enjoy it.

The coffee here is delicious. I bought a bag of beans and enjoying the coffee at home…read more This place knows how to roast. One of the best cups of coffee I have had.

Love my coffee! Jessica knows how to roast! It's about a 45 minute drive to get here, but well…read moreworth it. If you are in the area, best to stop in, oh and they also have freshly made biscuits with honey butter.

I love my coffee, so when I travel, I always seek out a local roaster, and I am SO GLAD that I…read morefound Uncommon during my first visit to Lake Michigan! I'd come across them while doing my HW for the trip, but without really knowing the area, I'd thought that staying in South Haven meant I wouldn't get the chance to visit, but after stopping in to The Flying Saucer in South Haven and picking up their beans there for the house, I learned everything is kinda close on this part of the coast! This is their main location, right in the heart of Saugatuck. It's cozy and colorful, warm and inviting, and filled with some incredibly sweet people. Oh yeah. They have A LOT of great coffee too! Their specialty and seasonal drinks all sounded delicious, but I'm a purist in pursuit of the best cup of black coffee, here for the single origins and blends that are sourced and roasted by this skilled team. Walking in I was faced by a massive wall filled with beautiful bags of beans from all over the world, each labeled with notes on origin, processing and flavor profile. I set my sights on a pour over and when the cashier said I could choose anything from the wall, I was gobsmacked (that's a funny word). The range was so impressive, with great representation from all over the world, processed in all different ways, making the choice quite difficult. It's a good thing I used my time in line to look at all of the options, and I settled on a white honey processed coffee called Villa Sarchi, which was delightful. If I have one quibble it's that they didn't have an actual pour over menu and this is simply because I enjoy asking the baristas about the coffees. This spot is super hot, with a line out the door at all times, so despite the barista at the counter being incredibly accommodating, I couldn't in good conscience hold up the patrons behind me with too many questions or returns to the wall. I also tried their espresso lime tonic for a beverage to stroll with and enjoyed the slight sweet and tart drink very much on a hot day. Uncommon also has a great menu of food offerings and we had a bagel breakfast sandwich and one of their MASSIVE savory scones. I wish I'd asked or been asked about warming the scone because it definitely needed it, but holy hell this thing was packed with cheesy goodness and the perfect foil to my naturally sweet coffee. Normally I go home with one bag of coffee as a souvenir, but I couldn't help but buy two, which were in addition to the beans I also bought in South Haven! In total I think I sampled about 5 different Uncommon roasts and loved them all! I loved this place so much I looked to buy merch, but sadly they had run out of the sizes I needed. There's always next time. Or maybe they'll ship...

We loved uncommon! Best shop in town. Prepare to wait a long time though... I waited 30 minutes for…read moremy drink even though my husband got his in under 10 (same order). I wish they had come out together! But the drinks were delicious. We enjoyed the pancake latte, a cold brew, and the carrot cake latte. The shops (we did try both locations) were packed but I bet if it was slower I'd enjoy hanging out inside too. Another thing they offer are different coffee classes in Douglas. We did the better brew class and learned so much while also got to taste a few different brews. It was a great time! Our teacher was super knowledgeable and I appreciated her taking the time to answer all my questions. They even gave us a full bag of beans as a souvenir. Great value for the class!

Ron roasts his own beans. Gotta try it. I am confident you will enjoy the coffee. This spring he is…read moreadding a patio out front.

Love this small roastery and coffeeshop! Freshly roasted brand, super friendly staff and…read moreincredibly delicious coffee. Yahoo!!! Look for events!

I absolutely loved meeting one of the roasters at Water Street Roasters, Seth, and hearing about…read morehis trip this year to Costa Rica. It was so interesting to see the small coffee farms they visited, learn about the different ways to process the coffee, and discover more about this coffee region, as well as trying some just roasted coffee from the area. Our small group even learned how to do a coffee cupping for tasting different roasts/beans. If you ever have a chance to attend a class or presentation at the roaster, JUMP ON IT! This was one of the best things I've done in Kalamazoo. Thank you so much, Seth and Water Street Coffee Roasters, for bringing this process of bean to bag alive and personal. I fully support your efforts, coffee, and business even MORE SO now!

From the owner: Originally built sometime between 1885 and 1895 as a machine shop, the building at 610 West Willard…read moreStreet housed the Verdon Cigar Factory from 1900-1908 and then, until the mid-1970's, the Bowers Lighter Company. In 2006, Water Street Coffee Roaster moved in; the building now houses our entire roasting operation including our apple green Probat Roasting Machine, training facility, cupping lab, and the main business office. While open to the public, this is not a retail location.

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.

April's coffee date took us up to northern Indiana while we were in town for a Luke Combs concert…read more This month, we checked out SteelYard Coffee Co.--and I'd definitely call it a hidden gem. It's tucked inside an older industrial-style building and shares space with a couple of antique-type shops, so it's not somewhere you'd likely just stumble upon. The coffee was great, and the staff were friendly and helpful. My wife ordered an iced "Reese in a Cup" and loved it. I went with a hot Cuban Kiss--a mix of cinnamon, vanilla, and white chocolate. It was good, but I'd probably try something different next time. Pricing was very reasonable compared to a lot of coffee spots these days. We also split a cinnamon roll that tasted homemade and was delicious. Overall, a great hidden gem and worth the stop.