The cake I had made for my husband's birthday was amazing. Not only very tasty (eggnog flavored!!)…read morebut designed just how I wanted it.

My parents ordered my graduation cake from here (red velvet) and it was so good that it was the…read morefirst place I wanted to go for my dads 50th birthday cake (sprinkles flavor). They were very friendly and great to work with! Not only are the decorations amazing but flavors are wonderful!

I had a mocktail, my friends had cocktails and we ordered the spinach artichoke dip and meatballs…read moreand it was all SOOO good! This place is such a fun gem! The ambiance is chill, vibey, comfortable. Will be back!

The water was very good and blt was good as well the waiter had a very nice sweatshirt and was…read morenice. Very nice room and we came in a big party and they handled it wel. The only thing that took the 5 star away was the menu size.

We stopped by Ramone's after a visit to the Children's Museum. We were parked on the same block and…read moreit was an easy walk over. It's in an older building with pretty woodwork. There are only 2 tables plus some high seating by the windows. However, there are lots of ice cream flavors and options and they make their own waffle cones. I'd come back!

Fantastic local business. Enjoyed ice cream with my granddaughter. I'm sorry I don't have a picture…read morebut imagine the most delicious ice cream on a cone. They have every flavor. The service was the best. Kind and efficient people work here. Great outdoor area to sit in I can't wait to come back.

Fun, quirky spot. Lots of homemade popcorn and ice cream. I was quite impressed by a flavor based…read moreon a local winery. Really creamy.

First I am going to disclaim I ate here in their first week of operation. You can definitely tell…read morethis by the large amount of empty space and no place to sit. The ice cream (which they make themselves) was okay. Nothing to really write home about. It was relatively expensive, and probably not worth the price. Also the service was not to great. The selection of homemade candy and popcorn was very large. I did not try it though. Overall it wasn't bad, but not really worth my time. That does not mean it's like that now, though.

Macaroons are amazing. Every time we go we get a new flavor. Service is great. I don't eat…read morecheesecakes but they look great.

Finally remembered to stop in and grab a few cheesecakes with my grand daughter after talking about…read morewanting to try it for months. What is pictured is the one I tried tonight. I was greeted as soon as I walked in. They had a great selection of cupcakes sized cheesecakes ready to go, as well as other goodies. It was clean with a small town bakery feel( as it is) plenty of parking.

Crumbl makes it dangerously easy to walk out happy. They had two self-order sections, and yes, you…read morecan tip right there. It's chocolate chip for me or go home sad.

The cookies are delicious and fun to try with all the different flavors, but they're a bit…read moreoverpriced in my opinion. Great for an occasional treat, not something I'd get regularly.

I'm so excited we got to stop by and try things. The service was very friendly and prompt. I had…read morethe everything seasoning and cream cheese croissant which was really flavorful and had great texture. The kids inhaled the homemade blackberry pop tart. Chai latte was delicious, not too sweet, not too spicy and I love the variety of steamers available for kids. They even offered to make them kid temp! Space was cozy and had plenty of tables when we went (10am weekday).

I'm already nostalgic for this place…read more A new day means a new morning to visit a coffeehouse. Tim actually suggested this place as he mentioned its something he's wanted to try for awhile. We hopped in the car and headed out. I wasn't sure what to expect from The Nostalgic Bean since I was going into this trip without much of a plan besides a few odds and ends. But what a surprise this place is. It's in a cute little building with some sweet snail art on the side. Inside is quaint and cozy. The staff was super friendly while we did some do-si-do with other patrons of the bakery. Inside is small and due to the layout, it can get a bit crowded if they are busy at all. Normally this is a hassle but something about this place makes it fun. I got my usual americano and a corn jalapeno quiche. With how busy it was, the food and coffee didn't take much time to come out and the staff, again, was super friendly and helpful. I wanted a specific t-shirt and while they didn't have it on their merch shelf, the young lady took the time to locate one in their back stock area. Keep your eye peeled for me wearing it in future reviews :). The americano was pretty good, just a bit below the bitter level I like but it made drinking it a breeze. The quiche was really good, too. I don't think I've ever had one before this and I ended up getting it the next day when we came back with Matt. The second time we came back, we had the same level of friendliness and same awesome deliciousness. All their baked goods looked amazing and both Tim and Matt were in love with the place, too. Tim dabbled in their baked goods but I don't remember all that he got. Matt got a coffee and a small thing to eat as well. The Nostalgic Bean has become a staple for us when we visit Eau Claire. I feel like we will hit it up every time we visit Tim because we all just fell in love with the place. Just look at their baked goods online and you'll understand just how sweet this place is.

The food was out of this world the French toast Was good and…read morethe homemade hot coco too You order at the counter and they find ur table and cool ambiance

Ordered takeout and got an avocado toast. I did want some utensils and napkins but it did not come…read morein my bag even though I did request that. They had napkins by the counter so I did grab some but still no plastic utensils. They had cute decor and it was semi busy. I will be back again to try other items on the menu. My meal was about $14 which was a little pricey but I was in a hurry so I had to eat something.

Sooooo many ice cream options. Many interesting and tasty options. Great service. Beautiful ice…read morecream parlor. Great location central to lots of other sites to experience.

Amazing menu of delicious flavors,complemented with the excellent customer service with a smile of…read moretheir associates, this place is inviting,clean and professional.it easily invites you to be a repeat customer with no effort. Plus their menu is delicious. Must visit if you are in Eau Claire!

The theme here is books and menu items are titles. Driving around downtown looking for a homemade…read morebreakfast spot this was across the bridge. A nice neighborhood too. Luckily we beat the crowd and I was able to snag the last piece of quiche. Lots of groups gather here. I got a coffee that I think was local. There were 3 servers ours was younger and newer, Alyssa. I had to ask someone else for utensils before we got the food. We split some great hash browns. Basil got A farewell to sausages omelet and juice. We both enjoyed a local coffee. This was a great start to our trip out East to the Chicago burbs. I think it will be our stop from now on and should be yours as well.

Review Visit: November 14th, 2024…read more Maybe not THAT grand... The short trip to Eau Claire was coming to a close and I needed some food before I hit the road home. Around the corner from where Tim lives is a cafe he's been to a few times. We took the short stroll there to get some breakfast and coffee in us. We popped in after the major breakfast crowd and before the lunch crowd made the small cafe packed. We took a seat towards the front by the window so we could get some natural light to go with our meal. Our waitress was a hoot. She was professional but really chatty and we all quickly got on the topic of horror movies, spooky things, and the love for reading. I got the house coffee with a biscotti stick to go with it. Tim got a latte thing. The waitress forgot my biscotti but quickly brought it over when I asked her about it. As for our meal, I ordered just the french toast and Tim got a full course meal. I wanted to eat somewhat light as I had the long drive but... when I say I got french toast... it was the most basic two slices of french toast I've ever had. It ended up tasting decent but for $8.49, it just felt like it needed to some with a side of protein or eggs or something. Tim said his The Grand Gatsby and Bread Pudding was good, even if he doesn't care for Mango, which is what his Bread Pudding flavor was. The biscotti was really good, even better dipped in the coffee. The coffee itself was your typical drip coffee that you'd find across the country. Not great but not bad. It served it purpose. While it was a bit of a letdown that my last meal before heading home was less than stellar but the memories made at the cafe (and the whole trip) are one you can't put a rating on. With that in mind, if we visit here again in 2025, I will definitely get a more substantial meal than two meager slices of french toast.