Cute and cozy coffee shop! They are very spacious, and they have a cute patio outside. I was…read moresurprised to see how many options they have!! They have tons of food options, like breakfast sandwiches, toasts, bagels, oatmeal, quiche, and waffles. They also have gluten free and vegan options!!! (Including gluten free biscuits and gravy, YUM!) The drinks include refreshers, teas, espresso, latte, americano, cold brew, cappuccino, and so many more!! My hot flat white with oat milk was awesome. It was the perfect temperature and size. This place is very cozy and personable. I can tell the staff gets to know the customers very well. They have a nice rewards system and cute little items, like stickers, for sale too.

Can't go wrong at our neighborhood coffee spot. My kids love coming here bc of all the board games…read morethey have and the donuts. I'm not a coffee drinker so always get the iced tea but they have lots of breakfast options which are delicious. Bagel sandwiches, egg bites, waffles, donuts, etc. Staff is friendly and service ia quick! Always a great experience here.

I haven't met a pastry, cake or pie from the Gratitude Cafe that I didn't truly love. Selection…read moreranges from scones and the ever-popular Breakfast Cookie to brownies, coffee cakes, cookies, pies, and very special treats for the evening customers, including wonderful entrees and die-for desserts. The beverages include Mexican and American sodas, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and local beer and wines. In addition, there is a selection of international clothing and nick-knacks, make-it-at-home food packs from the Women's Bean Project, as well as chips, honey, etc. etc. On Friday and Saturday evenings, there is local music presented by some of Lincoln's finest musicians including Laurie McClain, Dr. John Walker, C. A. Waller, Chris Sayre, and others. Although there is no door charge, a purchase is required to attend so that the venue may continue to host fine artists. On the fourth Saturday of the month, a Writer's Night features excellent local writers in a performance format. Advertised as a "homespun" bakery, the Gratitude Cafe & Bakery makes its customers feel at home, caters to vegetarian tastes, and offers everyone "free hugs." A virtual unknown, this little cafe & bakery was voted among the top five bakeries in Lincoln and is a great local favorite.

The baked goods were absolutely out of this world. Service was also on point and friendly. I would…read moredefinitely recommend and be back whenever I'm in the area.

Sparkling lemonade dessert pear was phenomenal! Also the strawberry flavor was fantastic aswellread more

I went to Harbor for the first time this past week and I was extremely impressed with both the…read moreservice and the quality of my product. I admittingly am not a coffee drinker, which led me to purchase the chai. Honestly, it was the best chai I have ever had, and I wish I would have ordered the largest size. Emma and Lacy provided me with quick and hospitable service. One last note is the cleanliness of the store, which was superb.

We really enjoyed our stop at this little cafe in Wahoo. The space is small, but nicely laid out…read morewith tables and chairs. There are two tables for two outside as well. Order at counter from the menu board. The pastry case is right there too, with irresistible coffee cake, scones, and other treats. The coffee cake was irresistible to me so I ordered a big slice. Bookguy had the large biscuits and gravy. We both had a sausage croissant breakfast sandwich too. Bookguy really liked the biscuits and gravy, wishing it was bigger. I tried a bite and liked it too, not salty and the biscuit was tender. The breakfast sandwich was pretty standard, but hit the spot. The coffee cake was very fresh and delicious. The coffee bar was unexpected with flavored coffee and regular. I chose the one called Jamaica Me Crazy that was flavored with vanilla cream and kahlua which was excellent. The staff is friendly and I had a great conversation with a woman whom I think is the owner.

Friendly reception and delicious breakfast of croissant with egg and cheese and a cinnamon bun with…read morewalnuts. Very conscientious in keeping tables clean and stocked. Appreciated receiving chamber's magazine to learn more about Wahoo.

Another delicious visit to Mo Java for a Pesto Avo Melt on an Everything Bagel. I just HAD to have…read moreone today. Yum!

If you're looking for a place to chill, gossip, maybe go on a first cute date, go to MoJava. Very…read morediverse crowd and friendly. A good menu and delicious coffee selection. My favorite though is their mango smoothie-no milk! Very tasty and their flatbreads are a must!

A celiacs paradise!! Stopped by here on a long road trip and literally after driving across the…read moreentire country this was my favorite place to grab a gluten free meal! I was able to order anything on the menu gluten free. I chose the brunch box meal which was 2 entrees, a side, and a drink which was an absolute steal for the price. The breakfast burrito was so packed (highly recommend getting it with bacon AND chorizo) and the cinnamon roll was so delicious and soft and gooey...yummm!! My husband who isn't celiac ordered a breakfast sandwich on a biscuit which he says was the best breakfast sandwich he's ever had. Our young kids loved Bella the cat robot delivering the food, and also loved their meals that came with some yummy froyo too. It's also worth mentioning Gabriel, the young man taking our orders, who was working so hard and was so sweet and helpful. His Dad was the chef in the back creating all the delicious grub. I highly recommend stopping here for a great meal, especially if you're gluten free, you won't be disappointed. I only wish I could somehow get them to open up a shop in Los Angeles!

Stopped at the bunch box on the way to airport and had quick and kind service. The place is chic…read morebut gives aunts kitchen vibes as does the food. It's home cooked brunch meets restaurant. The portions are medium/small but filling! Will be back sometime to try the boozy froyo :) + unique drink selection that we loved!

Just think the coziest spot to drink delicious coffee and do some work…read more That's how it felt when I walked through Bloom Coffee's doors. I got a blackberry iced latte: so delicious. I'd get it again. They sell merchandise, there's plants, lots of seating, a friendly staff and even better coffee! So much space to work and study, lounge corners with couches, etc. I'd rate this in my top 5 coffee spots in Lincoln, NE.

Cute interior with great coffee! We were a bit disappointed by the food options - the avocado bagel…read morewas good and had freshly sliced avocado, but if you want anything with eggs on it, all of their options are highly processed, microwaved eggs with plastic-like cheese. Everything comes pre-made, so we couldn't get the breakfast burrito, since we are vegetarians and the sausage couldn't be removed. It's a lovely spot so I really hope management can make some necessary upgrades to the breakfast menu - we would certainly have paid more for higher quality food.

Great coffee shop! Enjoyed visiting Lincoln and stopping here for coffee and a blueberry scone -…read moreawesome scone - good size and lots of blueberries and fresh/tender!!! Looks like they probably have music nights - there is a stage. The stage does have a table and chairs so feel welcome to have a seat. There is a lot of seating - comfortable. The guy and gal waiting on me were quick and friendly answering my questions and visiting just a tad. Didn't want to keep them from their work.

Good neighborhood coffee place. You get the sense everyone knows each other. It's a little tricky…read moreto get to, in a strip mall and it has a bit of a hippie vibe, but that's not a bad thing. The cold brew is my favorite but the lattes are good too (they can be a little sweet, so I get mine with half the syrup). I hear good things about the food but I've only had pastries - which did not disappoint. Killer music on a regular basis. Friendly staff and patrons, from my experience. It's more a social gathering place than a good "get work/study done" place. They also feature local artists and musicians, which is cool and keeps the decor new. One small note - usually when coffee places have a punch-card loyalty program, you get a free drink when it's full. Meadowlark, you only get a punch for espresso drinks, not coffee, and when it's full, you only get $3 off instead of an actual free drink (even a small). That seems a little penny-pinching to me...