I just happened by and popped in for lunch. Had the chicken salad sammy with a side salad. Frissee…read moreis my fave lettuce and that's what the served. All perfect. I finished my meal with the turtle sundae. The toppings were amazing but I didn't love the chocolate ice cream. Wanted it to be creamier. Tastes a bit like a fudgecicle. In hindsight, should've gotten vanilla

I came to this cafe when it first opened. I tried to go numerous times, but the lines were so…read morelengthy that I had to wait for a less busy day. Everyone appears to love it at Hollander Chocolate, including one of my older friends. But I can't say I feel the same. When I finally got a chance to eat there, I ordered a chocolate croissant and an iced white-chocolate matcha latte. While I waited upstairs, I was impressed by the fancy and professional decor of the cafe. There was even a secret entrance I watched someone walk through. The wait wasn't too long, and when I received my croissant, the pastry was good to average: just what someone would expect from an innocent chocolate croissant. However, my drink was certainly a different story. It took me the entire afternoon to fully complete my experience of the latte. I admit that I am somewhat of a slow drinker, but this wasn't a speed preference. While I appreciated the modern and curved shape of the plastic, the liquid inside was almost sickeningly sweet. I tasted virtually no coffee, and the fluid was entirely green. I'm not exactly complaining about the color, but I am pointing out how thick it was with flavoring. Despite my latte's green color, I tasted heavily more white chocolate than matcha. The drink's taste resembled liquified sugar. By the time I at last finished it, my body felt numb and tired from the overwhelming amount of sweetness. I also lost my appetite for dinner. As you may presume, I am not coming back here unless the other cafes nearby close.

This place is such a gem! All the current workers and managers are so sweet and caring and they…read moremake incredible drinks and healthy versions of things like scones and cookies. I buy natural items here like my Dr. Bronners lip balm and also musical instruments like a mini tambourine and maraca. They also have some amazing larger instruments and talented musical souls involved there. It truly is a gem in our community, and this place should when 5 stars hands down.

I believe this place is called Amplify now. The service is always great friendly and…read moreaccommodating. I very much enjoy their Americanos and brewed coffee. My child loves their smoothies and steamers. It's fun to browse the musical and other fun wares they sell while you wait.

The coffee was delicious! I got the jungle falls I think with the homemade vanilla syrup and it was…read moreseriously so good. The vibes at Cavelier are amazing too, I love looking over the water and marina. Do plan on waiting a minute if it's a nice day as there is just one small machine, but it's worth it and the baristas were super friendly!

I may have had the best vanilla latte I've ever drank here. My wife said her cappuccino was…read moreoutstanding as well. Maybe it's because the beans are single sourced from a small farm in Ecuador? Maybe it's because Adam the owner and his staff are really friendly? They are operating the coffee shop inside of what would otherwise be the Cavalier Wine Bar overlooking Lake Michigan. It takes a little time to get served due to only two people churning out coffee drinks on one machine, but relax, enjoy the view, life is too short anyway. I guess they will also have a mobile coffee wagon in the warmer months. Check it out and enjoy supporting local business.

Cute coffee shop that was nearby my hotel with very reasonable food and drink prices. I like their…read morenon-profit initiatives as well so I felt like I was doing some good going here too. The tomato bagel and the caramel macchiato were both solid, but nothing too special. The coffee wasn't as strong as I would have liked, but did the job. The space is large and there is ample tables for meeting people or doing work. I stayed here for a few hours with my laptop and was unbothered.

Located right in downtown Mayville, in a big, stark open room. Of interest, it is a nonprofit…read moreshop, dedicated to skills development and mentorship in the community. The shop is nicely decorated, there is even an enclosed play area for little children. Really nice so far. The coffee is from Luna, which is a great roaster and two shops in Green Bay. Even better. Why the two stars? 1. Despite posted menu prices, I was told these are all incorrect. Apparently the wall menus were printed sometime back, "before inflation." 2. The expression quality was poor. ? ? Stale beans. ? Not tamped correctly. ? Machine issues? There was a piece of hair in my espresso! First ever. Do not recommend.

I cannot believe my little town in WI has such a conscious cafe with food I can actually enjoy with…read morethe food intolerances I have. I come in regularly for their GF V scones and more. They just started GF V breakfast items on Fri-Sun! INCREDIBLY tasty for being so good for you! The staff are so kind, and they're a big reason why I enjoy coming in. Not just for the food and drinks, but to say hi to new friends behind the counter. This truly is a gem of a cafe in our little town!

This little cafe is nestled in downtown port, sharing a space with lakeside music and naturals…read more Full coffee, tea, smoothie menu, and homemade baked goods! We love the all natural ingredients found in the smoothies. You can sit inside or enjoy the sun in the outdoor seating area along the main road. service is great, coffee and treats are yummy!

Staff is polite and quick, so you'll get your fun seasonal drink in no time. This location is…read morealways busy but not overcrowded. You could reasonably get into a book here or get some work done if you wanted to. The outdoor space is excellent. It's shared with Sahale next door but there's tons of seating and you'll always see families hanging around, especially during events. I had a Mint-Vanilla Au Lait (seasonal) and it was nice and drinkable. The mint was more of a scent than a flavor, so the iced beverage hit the spot on this hot summer morning! I prefer this Fiddleheads to the local Colectivo and they're about 2 blocks apart. Go here if you want a quick coffee.

I'll never come back to Fiddleheads again. I give it two stars because it isn't terrible and the…read morecoffee shop itself is a nice place to work or hang with friends, but the coffee and food is less than mid and I'd much rather go to other competitors / chain coffee in the area. My mom ordered a latte and the coffee itself has a sour taste which I've heard from others too! It was a $7 latte and she ended up tossing it. All of their flavored syrups are the Monin brand so nothing homemade and very artificial tasting. I ordered a bagel and it was $5, and it came with a Jif PB packet and Smuckers jelly. I wish they would at least have homemade jam or a peanut butter that doesn't have terrible fillers and oil in its product. I then asked for cream cheese and it also came in a packet. The bagel ended up being hard after 20 minutes and I had to toss. The prices are so overpriced for the quality.

Coffee chain with a few vegan options. Not a lot. I spotted 2 bagels. No diary free cream cheese…read moreavailable. They have smoothies that can be made with oat milk and peanut butter protein. Be aware, ask for diary free or no yogurt. One vegan sandwich which it was good. Humus and veggies on a toasted bread

Employees are not always friendly and it took 10mins for them to make me a cold brew while people…read morewho ordered after me got their drinks before my one drink. Not sure what happened...

Interesting location, right on one corner of a roundabout. It would be a difficult spot to access…read moreduring busy hours, I'd assume, as people getting off of roundabout wouldn't want to stop behind you as you're trying to get into their parking lot. Thankfully, the road wasn't busy when we came, and we didn't run into this trouble at all. I'm just assuming, since roundabouts are made on roads that are busy during traffic hours. The coffeeshop itself is quaint and cozy inside. Service was slow, as there was only one person working on making all the drinks, taking the orders, taking payments, and getting food out. There were only 2 people ahead of us, but it took a while for us to get an acknowledgment for being there, as she was working hard on making the drinks for them. Our group mostly stuck with regular coffee, and the cafe uses Stone Creek Coffee. The latte was good and creamy. Vibes inside were cozy and warm on a cold December day. And the neighborhood was nice! All the other visitors in the cafe were so nice!

A super cute spot, in the middle of nowhere! This is an old schoolhouse that was updated and is a…read moregreat little spot. They serve Stone Creek products which is great. There isn't a ton of seating though. There are couches in the middle and some seating on the edges. Definitely recommend.

I had to check out the Java House ad my sister just bought a home nearby. Such a cute little spot!…read moreI can imagine how cozy and perfect it will be in the winter months - it feels very Gilmore Girls-esque. The baristas were cheerful and knowledgeable. My dad got a breakfast sandwich and I stole a bite - it was tasty! I ordered a cortado and it came in the cutest little cup. It was solid, not the best cortado I've had in my life, but it did the trick. Will definitely be going back!

First time here. Here with my sister to have a conversation, a hot beverage, and a piece of bakery…read more Glad we did. Food: I checked online before coming, and they have an impressive list of drinks, both hot and cold. We ordered a couple of lattes. Mine was a London Fog Tea Latte (a little lavender, a little vanilla) in a mug, and hers was a Coffee Vanilla Latte with almond milk. They did a great job with both of them. My London Fog had great flavor, well-textured foam, and was a good temperature. They did leave the tea bag in, which might be their standard practice, but I prefer the tea to be fully steeped and then have the bag removed. Otherwise, removing the bag later messes with all the wonderful foam (next time I would ask). Each of us got a scone. Mine was blueberry, and hers was white chocolate raspberry, warmed up and plated. Both were very good. If I had to be completely honest, these scones are more like muffins than traditional scones. However, they were both delicious. Service: As soon as we walked up to the counter, it was nothing but friendly vibes and helpful service. They stepped us through the details of the order ("whole milk okay, how much flavor, etc."). They didn't rush the orders and took their time getting them right. When the bakery items were heated up, they brought them to our table. I always got the feeling that they truly appreciated us being there. Atmosphere: The building is a quaint, wonderfully maintained historic brick building. There are café tables outside that would be great on a warmer day. When you enter, you are taken back in time. The vibe is authentic and relaxed. Much of the interior looks like it may be from long ago. It's a bit cluttered, which could be distracting, but I think it fits. There are enough windows to bring in a good amount of natural light. The counter has a large array of pastries, muffins, cookies, etc. The main area doesn't have a lot of seating, and I did find it a bit loud. There is a separate seating area toward the back with several more tables and much less noise, which is where we sat. A very good first visit. Would definitely come back again.

This place was such a cutie little stop before heading to the beach! I tried the pineapple iced tea…read moreand thought it was tasty and not too sweet. The pineapple muffin was also delicious! I've never had a pineapple muffin before and loved it! I will definitely need to come back to try some more of their food because many things in the menu sounded good!

I stopped in for a sweet treat. This is more than a bakery. They serve up some sunrise breakfast…read moregoodness like a BLT, quiche, avocado toast , and breakfast muffins. I wasn't looking for breakfast so I just got an oatmeal raisin cookie. I could tell the cookie was made with wholesome ingredients. It was soft, chewy, and very flavorful. I only wish I had gotten a coffee to go with it.