Customer service was friendly and helpful. Love the different levels of seating and different types…read moreof seats. Quiet atmosphere. Menu was simple and coffee was great. Had Americano with extra shot of espresso.

Wasn't expecting much given Deco is more or less in the lobby of the Ambassador hotel. But a great…read morelatte. Also I thought this little coffee shop had a nice mellow vibe. If your staying at the Ambassador look no further for your morning Joe or afternoon Pick-Me-Up!

Charming little gem with good Anodyne coffee and scrumptious bakery…read more Just one thing I wish they would fix - please post bakery item prices. Otherwise, every single treat was absolutely delicious. I was seriously wowed. The owner (? I think) named everything I pointed to before giving them to me, but I don't remember all the names. I have to go by what they look like. (Please post bakery item names along with the price!) (Oh and sorry for the bad picture - he looks mad in the picture, but he was actually just really nice and smiling most of the time. I didn't realize until way later that he looks mad in the picture lol) The big puffy cinnamon sugary puff - totally the best thing I had here. Super soft inside and kinda crusty outside, perfectly sweet but not too much. The little mini chocolate croissant lookalike but denser looking things - good, but not necessarily what I'd come back here for. Blueberry scone textured rectangular thing - not airy, but dense, packed with flavor, very filling and delicious.

A lovely little bakery that's perfect for a cup of coffee and a pastry! My family and I were…read more there on 5/11/24 in the morning, and we had a great breakfast. The people behind the counter are hard-working and friendly, and happy to go through what's on the shelves. My brother loved his hot cocoa with their homemade marshmallow fluff! They also sell lotions, soap, and candles from the business/charity next door, Franciscan Peacemakers (closed on weekends). Only comment I can make is it would be nice if the pastries were labeled as well as show the price, but this isn't stopping me from coming back! The prices are reasonable. Accessibility: It isn't wheelchair accessible (a couple steps to get into the bakery), though it is spacious when you get in. For those who are hearing impaired, I didn't have a problem. Parking: free on-street

The city of Milwaukee really needs to fix those horrible cracks in the road. Don't they know that…read moremotorcycles use those streets ? I'm having another cup of coffee while I wait for them to fix it.

Found this bakery at the farmer's market and I'm not exaggerating when I say we fell in love:…read moreeverything is gluten free but there are so many options that are also vegan. Great options, so much variety. Also, the ability to pre-order options for pick up is excellent. Everything was great, and I really need them to be around for longer!

Highlights 1) AMAZING gluten-free eats…read more2) Friendly staff 3) Menu changes every week 1 million stars to MOR bakery. I love this place! This is one of (if not THE) best gluten-free bakery in Milwaukee. I've only ever done the pick up orders but I believe they do walk ins on Saturdays. Pick up orders are super easy. Menu comes out early in the week. You fill in a Google form with what you would like as well as your preferred Friday or Saturday pick up time and send it through. You pay online a few days later and then do your pick up. The menu changes every week so there are always new things to try. I've had the popovers, cookies, bread, calzones, pies, soups, and everything is gluten-free and everything is amazing! I also love that MOR partners with other local business like Anodyne and Tots on the Street. So great to see the awesome partnership. I'm back almost weekly and will continue!

This is a cafe/food drop that serves a great need in the area. A "pay what you can" place, the…read moredaily menu is posted. All offerings are tasty and nutritious. The decor is warm and welcoming. It reminds me of the now closed Beans and Barley in the early 80s--before the fire. There is also a variety of fresh produce and sometimes bakery for those in need. The day I visited, there were cukes, carrots, potatoes, sweet potatoes, cabbage and onions. So happy to patronize a place like this!

Kindness, Flavor, and Community All in One Place…read more Tricklebee Café is such a warm, welcoming gem -- you feel the heart of this place the moment you walk in. Their pay-what-you-can model makes nourishing, plant-based food accessible to everyone, and every dish is made with love. On my visit for Vegan Soul Friday, I had the Soul-Kissed BLT -- applewood vegan bacon, fresh lettuce, juicy tomato, cheddar cheeze, candied jalapeños, and chipotle-avocado aioli on a wheat baguette. It was incredible -- smoky, tangy, and just the right amount of spice. Paired with their Cucumber-Mint Lemonade, it was the perfect balance of refreshing and flavorful. The team was also incredibly accommodating of my scooter and accessibility needs, which made the experience even more special. Whether you're vegan or just love great food with a mission, you need to visit Tricklebee Café. It's more than a meal -- it's a place where good food and good people come together. #AccessWithSamera #AccessWithSamera

Just had my first latte at A Taste of Java inside the North Avenue market. Kinsey, I believe the…read moreproprietor, served me and pointed out the fact that there's actually a drive-through on the west side of the building which I had not seen. The location had its soft opening starting about a week and a half ago and they will have a grand opening soon. I love this location. It's going to be a great addition to North Avenue's retail food locations and i'm taking wagers that this business is going to be very successful.

Got the peanut butter cup latte and I promise that it tasted exactly like a peanut butter cup. They…read morehave a decent list of different drink options, as well as some baked goods for purchase. I stuck with just the coffee but would like to try some other things next time. It was served very quickly and the employee was pleasant.

Cozy neighborhood breakfast cafe with great breakfast! We walked in and were seated right away. I…read moregot coffee, french toast, and turkey links and my other table guest got the red velvet French toast. The breakfast was delicious.

Cute little cafe, with pleasant vibes to get our morning started with a good crowd with…read moreconversation/chattering and fun music in the background. Ordered pancakes with a side of hash browns and also an order of chorizo hash with peppers and onions. Delicious! Very happy with our choice to pop in!

Located inside the North Avenue Market, this spot offers up sandwiches, salads, desserts, and…read morecoffee. They've got a little something for everyone. When I visited them, it was for lunch. I ordered a turkey salad that I think was called the green gobbler (but not 100%). It was a super robust and filling salad with turkey, craisins, hard boiled egg, tomato, carrots, onions, and croutons on a bed of spinach with your choice of dressing. I chose their ranch dressing which tasted fresh made. They have an assortment of canned and bottle beverages so I grabbed a bottle of water to go with the salad. Seating is anywhere within the North Avenue Market itself--so plentiful and comfortable. The service was kind and accommodating. You order at the counter and then they found us and brought our meals to our table. It looks like they also have a drive-up/takeout window which is great, especially for coffee on the fly! Get to it!

Inside the North Avenue Market, Corners café recently took over the space previously occupied by…read moreTaste of Java, and incorporated two other food vendors that were in separate spaces at the location. With two visits under my belt, I can say that I appreciate being able to walk from my residence and sit down in a very comfortable open, bright and, in the summer, airy location to enjoy a cuppa coffee or to get a bite to eat. I still have yet to imbibe at the Bittercube Bar, also inside the location, but looking forward to doing so in the near future. At Corners Café, I have been served with a smile and efficiency by both Evan and Jewel, both of whom are an asset to the business here. I suspect in the near future that the location will be popular and a bit more crowded than it is now; i.e.; early on both mornings that I've been here since the biz opened, I was one of only a few folks taking advantage of what there is to offer here.