Exceptional service! I absolutely loved visiting this coffee shop! It is perfectly located in Terra…read moreSquare and has a drive thru! Very convenient. The inside is cute and welcoming. The staff were helpful and friendly. Their menu has some great options and they even have a holiday menu! I ordered an almond milk latte and it was so good! Prices are very much inline with other local shops I have visited. I will definitely be back. They have great parking but also offer a drive thru option which is placed between the to buildings so pay attention or you might miss it. They take credit card and cash.

What a cute place. We try to find different independent coffee shops when we have time. This place…read morewas new and didn't disappoint. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The place was so busy but they kept a great attitude! I had a brown sugar latte, it was delicious and not overly sweet I absolutely love the monthly missions!!

Awesome coffee shop! I love that your drinks are made then put in a can, it so fun!…read more The staff was extremely nice and it was a cool place to hang out. The bathroom was clean and there was plenty of seating. Loved it!

Excellent coffee at this beautiful local shop. Stopped here for a to-go order, and enjoyed a quick…read moresit-down at the counter side bar area. High caliber coffee and ingredients. The staff are friendly hand helpful. Nice selection of indoor and outdoor seating. Highly recommend!

I love coffee shops, so I always get excited when I can try a new to me spot, like The Borough. I…read moredon't get to Allendale very often (maybe twice a year) so when I was heading to Grand Valley's campus for an event recently, I made sure to allow extra time to stop by. The parking lot in front is pretty small, and there is only one access point, so if you go past it, you'll have to turn around near the apartments behind it. Don't drive on the sidewalk... I didn't, mostly because there is a sign that says, "This is a sidewalk" which made me laugh. (Truly that should be an entrance into the parking lot!) The space is very bright and airy with cute decor and space to get some work or studying done. I was greeted right away when I walked in and I had a tough time deciding what to order. I wasn't hungry, but I love that they have a full on food menu - including salads, burgers(!!!), bagels, toasts, paninis, pastries, etc. Plus all the regular coffee items, boba, smoothies, and teas. I went with one of the seasonal specials, the banana bread matcha. It didn't take too long to come out and it was very tasty - not really what I was expecting, but I liked it. It reminded me of a very green banana (which is how I prefer bananas), it wasn't super sweet but also not super matcha-y. They are expanding their space, so I am interested in coming back to see what that looks like and to order more delicious drinks and try the food!

We tried The Borough for the first time with the family. This restaurant/ cafe is off of 48th…read morenestled amongst the GVSU apartments. The vibe is welcoming. We appreciated the kid friendly array of games and etch-a-sketch for entertainment. The menu is fun, but you need to search for prices. We ordered fries, a plain smashburger, a panini, and two sodas for around $31. Tipping is optional and the space is bright, playing dream pop tunes and filled with young 20 somethings. The food was good enough. My panini was well grilled, but the tomatoes would have been next level had they been marinated in balsamic vinegar. Winter is tough to find tasty tomatoes so I don't fault them on it... however the tomatoes were the let down of the Turkey PT 3 panini. The smashburger was sufficient. My husband said it tasted on par with Burger King (not sure if that's a compliment or a diss because we love BK). He was disappointed with the fries because earlier pictures portrayed them as hand cut and these were definitely from frozen. Either way, we cleaned our plates. If we come back, I'd be curious to try their breakfast. The açaí bowls look delicious along with the lox bagel and Seoul sunrise. They also have boba drinks, smoothies, coffees, and teas. Glad to have something with chill vibes in the neighborhood, but I definitely feel like the oldest person in the establishment. perhaps I contributed to the aging hipster vibe. We'll be back someday in the morning

An independently owned cafe located in Hudsonville off of 28th Ave. it's been around awhile and…read moreknown for their coffee, muffins and sandwiches. I stopped in about a month ago for a healthy breakfast option and enjoyed my cappuccino with cappuccino chip muffin, a bit of fruit garnish and the Signature quiche (basically an assortment of ham and veggies baked in egg with a crust). It tasted like they made it and like it hadn't been frozen and reheated like some establishments in the area. Everything tasted fine and I noted that it was well supported by the local community. Ample free parking out front and reasonable prices for a cafe. Very Hudsonville vibes, but it sufficed and I would eat here again.

The service is always friendly and the food delicious. Signatures has been a favorite spot to meet…read morefriends for years.

Community oriented, welcoming, and warm. The drinks are great and their staff is always friendly! I…read morelove their market and music events!

2026 Update: Over seven years later Littlefoot is rocking it with some of the best coffee in GR…read more Thoroughly enjoyed a fresh brewed cup of their Up-north seasonal blend in the recently added café. Totally looking forward to sipping fresh roasted Acetenago Guatemalan at home. If you haven't ever been here, or if it's been a while, come back and pay them a visit. 2019: There is a new toaster in greater GR (Grandville) that I highly recommend giving a try. The Aricha Ethiopian Yirggacheffe was one of, if not the best, coffee that I've brewed at home. The Ecuadorian Finca Lugmapata was good as well. Both were excellent quality coffees that were roasted to perfection. The coffeegood value and available for purchase online.

Had to leave a review because it looks to me like this location, a kiosk type area in Meijer next…read moreto their deli, has improved and refined since the last reviews in 2020. I go to this Meijer all the time and finally stopped for a coffee here. The menu is pretty generous, most anything you'd find at any big name coffee shop. Lots of syrup options for lattes or teas, and various smoothies and milk shakes on the menu. Looked like they offer some specials too as well as a small food menu. They have a small but fairly cozy seating area- nice for enjoying a speciality beverage while someone shops! I just got a coffee with pumpkin syrup in it, nothing fancy. But it was tasty and fresh! I'd definitely try this cute shop again.

This recently opened coffee shop replaced the Starbucks that used to be inside the Meijer store in…read moreGrandville, MI. It's a lot less polished than Starbucks and pretty bare-bones. The tables look like they came out of an old diner and the chairs are what you would expect to find in a bingo hall or American Legion. None of the furniture looks new and some of it looks pretty beat up. The coffee itself tasted pretty good but they don't have anywhere near the selection of ingredients and variations that Starbucks had. I don't order extravagant coffee drinks so I suppose that doesn't bother me too much personally. But if you're the type that orders coffee with a bunch of complicated ingredients and flavors and such then you're going to be disappointed. My wife, for example, can only drink decaf coffee and they don't offer that at all (which just seems stupid for a coffee shop). Honestly, I'm getting a little tired of the Starbucks coffee monopoly and all the excessive and ridiculous coffee customizations they offer, but if you're going to replace Starbucks in a locale that gets thousands of shoppers each day you really should bring your A-game and shoot to fill those big shoes. This is more like the coffee shop you would expect to find in a community college student lounge. The bottom line: if you are just looking for a quick basic coffee fix while you shop this will probably be adequate (unless you want something complicated or decaffeinated). Just don't get your hopes up too high.

A cute little Ice Cream Parlor on the corner in a small town. It has a great outdoor seating area,…read morea homey inside , and welcoming staff. The Ice cream is flavorful and creative. I would say that the prices do run a little high compared to surrounding shops. For the same quality of ice cream, you might be better off somewhere else.

Stopped by for some ice cream. Place is absolutely filthy. The ice cream is over priced. Service…read morewas normal. But I will never return or recommend.

It's nice to have this kind of cafe near the Grand Valley State University Campus! Perfect vibe and…read moreambience for college students. The interior is super cute and a great hang out place for students/young adults. I love that they have different sections in the cafe; they have some high top tables and low top tables; they even have a section where you can eat and also play games, which I thought was cute. They have some board games (not many but around 5?) that you can play with you friends. Place is super clean. You can get noodle soup dishes, poke bowls, asian appetizers, boba, tea, and some other entrees here. So, for food... not so great. I'll have to come here again to try other things on their menu to give a more fair assessment, but I got the Popcorn Chicken Bentobox and found it really lacking. First off, it came out in a paper plate, not in a typical bento box! If you're going to list it as a bento box, then it'd better come out in a bento box. The Popcorn Chicken was good, but the pickled vegetables were quite dry. The 2 spring rolls tasted like ones I could have gotten frozen at Costco, and the rice was... fine. I know some people have raved about the ramen, so I'll try that next the next time I come here. So, for ambience and service, I'd give it 5/5 stars, but for food... 3/5. I'll come back here to try some more food and give further updates.

The broth for this was delicious (flavor was so good)! The spice level was just right (lingers on…read morethe tongue/in the mouth but nothing is burning). Ingredients were simple but good amount of everything. The egg was soft on the inside. Some of the pork pieces were a little dry, but for the most part were great. I'd definitely order the spicy miso soup again. Matcha boba was also very delicious. Will definitely try Tea Time Cafe again, especially want to try a poke bowl.

Use to love this place. Went to purchase a Xmas decoration that lights up, even though it said…read moretested it did not work. They wouldn't mark it down. Then another item has a 50 cent tag on it and they said that's not right and said $5 and claimed nothing in the store is 50 cents which is not true since many of the tins were 50 cents. All very rude about it too. Telling us the items are worth more. Very odd behavior and not kind at all.

I love being able to extend the useful life of things I no longer need and drop off items a few…read moretimes a year. I've also shopped in their resale store and always find something I can use at a great price.