Well, I would call this almost a "perfect" coffee shop experience (read to the end for my very…read moresmall complaint). Been here several times before and it has always been a very good experience. This time came with a friend on a Wednesday morning. The place is cute with plenty of character. It's a converted bank and still has a vintage/old-time feel to it. Big windows in the front. There are doors in front, or the rear, with an outside patio area. Inside there are plenty of places to sit, ideally for groups of 2-4. Parking on the street, or they have their own lot in the rear. Got a super nice, genuine smile and greeting from the barista. Ordered a London Fog (little lavender, little vanilla, and extra foam). They didn't have any scones, so I ordered an amazing looking Morning Bun. Got the drink in a china mug, and the morning bun warmed up. Both of these items were made perfectly (maybe I am being to hard on this whole scone thing !) The place was busy, and there were people coming/going the entire morning (we were there for nearly 3 hours). Everybody was having quiet conversations, so it was easy for us to talk. And even though it was rainy/overcast, the big windows brought in plenty of sunlight. Definitely a place that I would recommend and return to. Now if they served a "real" scone that would be simply incredible ;)

It's my favorite coffee shop in the area. I drive 20 minutes out of my way for a coffee at DW.read more

What a great hidden gem! Stumbled across The Inclusive Bean after a meeting and so glad I did…read more Service was quick and friendly. Got a good sized and very delicious breakfast burrito at reasonable price. Highly recommend

Nice little place. I ordered a chai tea and salted caramel cookie that I have zero complaints…read moreabout. It didn't take too much longer than waiting at other coffee shops. There's not a large or defined area for waiting, and that made it confusing for some as they walked in since it was fairly busy during my visit. The staff I interacted with were friendly and the inside of the shop appeared to be very clean and already decorated for the upcoming holiday season. On warmer day it looks like there are tables outside, but there's also plenty of seating inside.

Stopped in this morning for a simple coffee with milk. The coffee was delicious. I travel a lot…read moreacross the country weekly and definitely a keeper when in town. I used to live in the area way before place opened. Had the place been around back then this would have been my regular place.

I was in town visiting family. My grandson and like to try new places The Grind Cafe popped up on…read moreApple Maps. Great food, service and ambiance. First I like places with menu on a blackboard. Garth greeted us when we walked in the door and delivered excellent service. Garth recognized my grandson was struggling with the selection and Garth proactively helped. For food we had a scone, loved it. Drinks were 9 out of 10. I would go back.

Chai, latte, iced chocolate, regular drip- whatever your order will be amazing. And you'll be able…read moreto find a cozy spot to enjoy :)

Average sized coffee shop located in downtown Racine…read more The good: fresh roasted coffee is always better than stuff that has been sitting around. Pricing is fair as well. They have some chocolates and pastries available as well. The eh: I didn't hear our drinks being called and when I went to up confirm it was my beverage they said they didn't know, they didn't make it, and walked away. Kind of odd off putting behavior that has me in no rush to return.

Just Brew It in Union Grove is one of those places that always stood out to me because of the…read morepeople behind it. Brittany and Dan are awesome. They've always treated me well when I came in, and that means a lot. It never felt like I was just another order or another number. I was treated like a person, and that kind of thing sticks with you. What I always appreciated most was the atmosphere. It was a place I could go, sit down, relax, and just enjoy being there. That kind of environment is rare, and a lot of that comes from the way Brittany and Dan run the place. They make people feel welcome, and they do it in a genuine way. Good coffee matters, of course, but good people matter too, and Just Brew It has both. I've always been grateful for how kind and warm they were to me, and I'm happy to leave them a great review. Chuck

First time here. We were passing through and were interested in a hot beverage and pastry…read more Food: We ordered a London Fog Tea Latte, a Mocha Latte, and some Coffee Cake. They did a good job with all of them. The London Fog was steeped nicely and had very good flavor. It was a little on the sweet side, so next time I'll ask for less lavender and vanilla flavoring, maybe half as much. It was served at a good temperature, around 150°F. The Mocha Latte was also very good, with a nice chocolate flavor and a decent amount of froth. I thought it was slightly on the cool side, but my wife said it was perfect for her. The Coffee Cake was excellent: moist, buttery, and loaded with cinnamon. It was a generous portion and easily enough for the two of us to share. Couple of small issues. First, they only serve beverages in paper to-go cups, without the option of an actual china mug. I much prefer wrapping my hands around a warm mug while relaxing in a café. The other is that they have a pretty limited bakery/pastry selection. Would definitely appreciate the addition of scones, or croissants. Service: Super nice people working behind the counter. We received a sincere, friendly greeting and helpful guidance with our menu selections. One staff member even came out from behind the counter to help me carry everything to the table. The staff seemed to know many of the regular customers and were able to have friendly conversations with them. You got the sense that there was genuine appreciation and connection between the staff and customers. Atmosphere: It's a large newer space with high ceilings and plenty of windows. There are lots of tables that work well for groups of two to four people. Several other small groups were there during our visit, but the noise level remained comfortable and it was easy to have a quiet conversation. They also sell additional merchandise, including honey and maple syrup. A nice place that I would gladly visit again the next time we are traveling through.

Don't miss this! If…read moreyou're in the Oak Creek area, and you're looking for a clean and quaint place to get some caffeine, this is a great place to be! It is a converted old school house right off Ryan Road. The interior is very welcome and inviting. The staff is very nice. And the coffee itself is from Anodyne, so you know it's good!

Love this place so much. An old schoolhouse, turned coffee house/bakery. The staff is so…read morewelcoming- including Rose the owner- she's a dear! The bakery case has homemade, unique treats. Coffee is terrific! Lots of seating. Big parking lot.

First time here. I showed up with a friend on a chilly, snowy Monday morning. We were on our way to…read moreanother place when we discovered it was closed, so a quick look at the map showed Kat's nearby. We decided to give it a try and were glad we did. Food They offer a wide selection of coffee drinks, and a specials board had several interesting December offerings. I ordered a London Fog Tea Latte with a little lavender, a little vanilla, and extra frothy foam. My friend got a black coffee. The London Fog was very good. Not too sweet, and the texture and foam were spot on. I would have liked it in a ceramic mug, but they do not offer those. There was a small selection of bakery items. We each picked something up. The owner recommended the Banana Coffee Cake, so I went with that, while my friend chose the Chocolate Chip Muffin. The coffee cake was excellent. Moist, great texture, and the topping had a nice crunch with nuts. It would have been even better warmed just a bit. Definitely something I would order again. Service We received a super friendly greeting as soon as we walked in. There were a few other people there, but it took no time at all to get to the counter and place our order. We took our bakery items to a table in the back, and my London Fog was brought out after it had been properly steeped and finished. Atmosphere I wasn't sure what to expect. The photos online don't really capture how many relaxing seating areas there are. When you enter, you are almost immediately at the counter, with a few small tables near the front and lots of natural light coming through tall windows. A hallway leads to the back, which opens into a larger space with several seating options for small groups. It has a nice, chill vibe. Other guests were having quiet conversations, which added to the relaxed feel. I was pleasantly surprised and impressed with what this place has to offer. Great coffee, a comfortable atmosphere, and excellent service. I would love to see a few more standard bakery items, like a morning bun or scone, and ceramic mugs for hot beverages would be a nice touch. I would definitely make a point to stop in again.

Nice coffee joise with excellent coffee and friendly service in the heart of Waterford. I recommend…read moreit for a great cuppa Joe!

Heads up that the kitchen closes 1 hour before the restaurant closes. I met a friend at 1pm for…read morelunch on a Saturday and after the cashier watched us deliberate over what to order, she told us the kitchen was closed. We could only order a drink and a pastry - which was lovely but if you want lunch don't show up at lunchtime. Get there early.

'Twas a rainy, summer Sunday afternoon when I popped into Casera to meet friends for brunch. They…read morewere very few patrons, so we had plenty of choices of where to sit-- at the bar, in the "livingroom," in a booth, or at one of the tables. I arrived a little bit early, so decided to quiet the rumbling in my tummy by partaking of a gluten-free chocolate chip cookie. I don't need to eat gluten-free, but the cookie looked delicious, so I decided to give it a try. Am I glad I did! The cookie was wonderfully soft and chock full of mini chocolate chips. Unfortunately, like usual, I forgot to take a picture. What I did remember to take a picture of was the hoppel poppel.This German-Austrian dish was originally meant as a way to clear out one's pantry and refrigerator. Casera might not be cleaning out, but they ought to be cleaning up on this delectable menu item. Their version begins with the requisite potatoes and onions, but their meat selection, summer sausage, is not only very Wisconsin but very delicious. Cheese is also included, so since I'm not a huge cheese eater, I was pleased when the kitchen understood my request for a very light hand with it. The kitchen also understands how to make dry-scrambled eggs. I can't stop thinking about this dish and wondering when next I'll be able to enjoy it. I also ordered their black iced tea, which was strongly brewed (my personal preference over the pale stuff that too many places serve) and very refreshing. My brunch companion ordered the raspberry scone, and I was lucky enough to enjoy a bite. The scone was perfect--fluffy, wonderfully moist, and drizzled with just enough sweet icing. She also tried the special drink, which was a cherry cola coffee. This was not something she enjoyed. Unfortunately, she also struck out to a small degree on the Chilaquiles, which were, unfortunately, served with incredibly soggy tostada chips.