Being across the street from our hotel, we ventured here twice during our long weekend in Green…read moreBay. Both visits were pleasant - with friendly staff, delicious menu offerings, fresh baked pastries and more! Everything hit the spot and tasted delicious! I'd easily return when in downtown GB again! :)

Coffee place with either street parking or garage parking close by. A corner coffee place with…read moreoptions for grab & go pastries. When one walks in - an overhead blower goes off. Some may say "noisy", but it truly keeps the flies or any flying bugs from entering. So if one wants to bring their laptop and do work - one can enjoy their coffee & pastry without trying to "swat flies or fruit flies away". Props to this coffee place for installing the blower. If you're staying at the hotel close by and need a "wake me up" - they have a drink called the "red eye". It will get you going. If you're looking for something more sweet and friendly, they also have seasonal drinks that can warm you up. It can be appreciated that their seasonal drinks aren't too sweet. A good balance of sweetness of syrup and coffee. Well done.

Exactly what I needed - was visiting Green Bay & needed a quiet spot to write my postcards. Upon…read moreentering, the first thing I noticed was the smell of books, which I love. Tiny bookshop, but plenty of seating and a nice coffee & tea selection. I had the chai, which was solid, as well as a door county cherry bagel. Both hit the spot. Friendly service, and they also have a chess/checkers table. Would come back again!

Cute place. Coffee was really really really hot and good. I had a plain back medium roast coffee…read moreand an everything bagel with cream cheese. Cafe is in an old bookstore which is pretty neat. Was pretty busy when I went so not a place to read quietly but if you go without those intentions, you will like it.

A lot of my life with my dad has been spent in a rush. Rushing from what I never really understood…read moretil I got older. We've found ourselves in this particular moment, him 5 years sober, me 26 and often confusing experiences of pain and pleasures on the thin ice of addiction. Today we are in wisconsin, visiting family, having coffee to stay at a cafe my grandma recommended we go to. She has my tiny brother, so it's just my dad and I, how things were for 16 years. We work as a team to find free parking. We love doing team things to save a dollar, a minute, or find a loophole. We decide on our coffees, and when the barista asks if we'll have them to stay my dad says yes, which brings a smile to my mind. He suggests we share this berry oat bar thing. One thing I find so charming about his sobriety is his need for sweets. It's somewhere in trainspotting 2 that mark tells spud "you'll always be an addict. You just have to find something else to get addicted to." I think of this when i see him with a big fat bowl of ice cream after dinner and a new exciting hobby every other month. I think of this when I consider what my life might be like if I decide to admit some things to myself sooner than later. But right now it's me and my father, having coffee to stay in cute mugs, no rushing, no changing things, just farting around in a midwest summer.

Such a cool place! The vibes are so chill and the food is amazing, I had the Greek Egg Wrap,…read moredelish! Their coffee is one of my favorites, I get a honey lavender latte!

Amazing little downtown spot. Fresh, tasty…read more Not super fast Coffee bar looked great but I was in for lunch Will come back without hesitation

This was my first visit, and I'll definitely be back! We were seated right away and arrived just…read morebefore the breakfast rush, which made for a relaxing start to the morning. I ordered the traditional breakfast with grits and bacon. The grits were buttery, creamy, and full of flavor, and I loved the crispy bacon. Everything was fresh and satisfying. My bestie ordered the chicken and waffles and really enjoyed her meal as well. The restaurant has a great casual, welcoming vibe, and the service was friendly. I'm already looking forward to coming back to try more items on the menu!

friendly staff, love they hire people who might not be able to work…read more Food was good, and glad they had lotus, Place was cute nice areas to sit and love they have a drive thru.

Hidden gem in downtown green bay, without the hassle of parking. Grounded Cafe serves up good food…read moreand a good cause.

Cute place! It was pretty busy, but we got through the line and served quickly. My coffee was…read moredelicious! I think it was a cinnamon roll latte. I think. It's good enough that I may be returning tomorrow before we leave town. Thanks for a great first stop on our Green Bay vacation! #HelloFromNebraska

The coffee is very yummy here but quite expensive. A large iced coffee with oat milk was $9. I like…read morethe space and location, with lots of parking options outside. However, the service does tend to be a little slow, with usually only 1 or 2 employees working. I will say they have always been very nice though. Overall, the coffee is good but prefer other spots

We had a girls day at Copper State, and ending up spending our whole afternoon there! First off the…read moreservice we had is why we stayed. Stacy was AMAZING! Personable, so sweet, gave great recommendations and most of all just great at her job. The food was OUTSTANDING. We got the Brussels and Truffle Fries, both were so tasty! We will absolutely be back and hope to have Stacys company again :).

Such a fun spot! The vibe is cozy and nostalgic--brick walls, a fireplace, lots of wood, big coffee…read moreand cocktail bars. I had the Dousman Burger (half-pound, perfectly cooked, super flavorful), their blueberry sour beer (so good!), and the Salty Donkey cocktail--salted caramel whiskey and an apple pie whiskey combo that had me hooked. Our server even made the cocktail right at the bar, which was awesome. My friend got the same burger and a drip coffee, which he said was fresh and top-notch. The place has a fun twist: they encourage you to get off your phone with a game called Phone Jail. We successfully "jailed" our phones and got free fresh-baked chocolate chip cookies--so clever! Great food, drinks, and a unique, interactive experience. Definitely coming back!

N.B.: NOT open until 2 AM on Fridays, contrary to Yelp's listed hours. I sent Yelp a correction -…read morefor which they thanked me! But they did not change the listing. Browser beware. Picked up a chocolate croissant and an almond croissant from Voyageurs at the farmers' market by St. Brendan's Inn, where I am staying. Both were delicious, and the almond croissant was huge! I've been snacking on that throughout the day. I mentioned to them that Yelp has them listed as being open until 2 AM on Friday night. They clarified that they close at 2 PM on Friday's, like the rest of the week. Nice folks, very kind and helpful. Their breads looked delectable as well.

First, the sour dough bread is absolutely amazing! Some of the best I've ever had…read more We will definitely continue purchasing the bread. We won't go in for brunch again though. I ordered toast, crispy potatoes, a side of bacon. My daughter ordered eggs Benedict . My order came and the waitress had forgot to put in the potatoes . This was after confirming the order twice. When the potatoes came it was a small portion swimming in some kind of spicy seasoned oil. For $8 I would have expected a bit more portion wise. The bacon was fine. Nothing remarkable, and $4 for two slices. The toast and jam was ok. The toast bordered on burnt and was served without butter. The jam was more like a strained strawberry puree. The toast was tasty, except for the slightly burnt top. The eggs Benedict was $22. For that price they should be stellar! The English muffin had burnt bits, the hollandaise was ok, nothing special , the ham was tasty , but the egg was poached way past the point you would want or expect with eggs Benedict . There was a side of thinly sliced zucchini and squash that was quite tasty . Again, terrific bread- but we will skip the dine in options.