We always loved going to Emma's for Bubble Tea! They had a decent enough selection of flavors,…read morefriendly staff, and a relaxing atmosphere. We moved away, or I would still be visiting them for sure!

They are a coffee shop in Bad Axe, fairly new to the area…read more Close by there is a workout facility though swimming and pools or lake swimming is preferable the gym may be nice, has lockers and self locking keyed entrance

They serve great food…read more They are prompt portions are generous though catered lunch at the Senior Center, with Italian food is all I know not breakfast. Though from a distance their establishment looks different their home style cooking is to die for, in a manner.

Sadly, cafe 53 and Hazels by cafe 53 are filthy. They bought the old peppermill but didnt bother…read morecleaning. Gross. Old nasty silverware, dented and dirty salt and pepper shakers, dirty steam table in the seating, ceiling tiles are filty and falling , just dirty. You go out to eat, you wish you would have eaten at home in your clean house. Sad and dirty is the take away from them both.

Mango Smoothies Rock! The mixologists are a blast. Sip them in the back patio, shade and a cool…read morebreeze.

We dined at Brew Moon, took a short walk through town, and returned to find our car towed, along…read morewith another family's. The only towing sign is at the north entrance, not visible from the south side. The owner said it was the tow company's decision, though two cars were removed at the same time. Tow yard required cash only. Michigan law requires clear signage -- something to keep in mind if you visit.

Absolutely the nastiest dirtiest coffee shop. Does the owner live here? Dust a mess. Tables filled…read morehigh and his dog. I mean she is cute. But shakes next to the food and drinks. Gross. Coffee is very tasty to be honest. But I only come when my husband makes me.

I've been coming to this coffee shop/laundromat for the past four years whenever I'm in Port…read moreAustin. The coffee has always been mediocre, but it's been the only place around with decent Wi-Fi and laundry machines. Unfortunately, my most recent visit will be my last. After starting several loads of laundry (paid in cash only--no cards accepted), I stepped out briefly with my kids. We returned about 15-20 minutes after the wash cycles ended, only to be met by the owner, who informed me he had already moved some of my laundry and was charging me $6.50 for the service--which I was willing to pay. However, he also demanded an additional $10 for "lost business," claiming he had to turn customers away, despite having moved my laundry so his machines were available. When I explained that I only had $12 in coins left and offered them to cover the charge, he refused and publicly told me not to come back--right in front of other customers. He lectured me about paying arbitrary fees and insisted it was my "responsibility as a young man." There are no signs posted anywhere about wait times, switching fees, or penalties for unattended laundry. On top of that, the place is unclean and cluttered. Boxes are stacked everywhere, most tables in the café area are covered with stuff, several machines are broken or unreliable, and the so-called accessible restroom is blocked by old coffee equipment. This place is unprofessional, poorly maintained, and run by someone who treats customers with hostility instead of understanding. I will not be returning, and I'd recommend others think twice before supporting this business.

Located in downtown Caseville,this cute little coffee shop is owned by 2 sisters from Arizona who…read morehave been open since 2005. Not only do they serve coffee and smoothies,they also sell unique items such as clothing and home decor. Hours are seasonal but usually open daily from Memorial Day weekend thru November.

Owner is very kind. Not a fan of the coffee. But that's because I am a coffee snob. Fun items in…read moretheir shop. Has all kinds of unique gifts. Even has an antique store upstairs. Don't miss it.

This is a great little drive through/pick up coffee, Taco's Sandwich shop. It's the first and only…read moredrive-through in Caseville! The coffee drinks are amazing and worth a trip into town!

burger was dry. frappe didn't taste like it had coffee in it at all. hot dog bun was hard as a…read morerock. barley had chili on it. tater tots were not cooked all the way. not crispy. very under cooked. my first time here and i'm disappointed.

Cute, homey, full of 1950 antiques. Quick inexpensive diner food. Takes one back on time and is…read morereasonably priced.

The lattes and scones (food) are good as well as the service. The ambiance is quiet and calm.read more

Folks always seem so much nicer around these parts and this spot was no exception! Got myself a…read moregingerbread dirty chai early this morning. Good drink, nothing extraordinary. Gingerbread definitely comes through but you couldn't really taste much of the espresso. Felt like there was a bit too much of an artificial sweetness but my palette is not sophisticated enough to die on that hill. Service was friendly and upbeat for 730 in the morning!

This is always my first stop when I go to Lexington. Such a cute coffee shop and I appreciate that…read morethey have a seasonal menu that includes Chai because a lot of coffee shops only make fun coffee based seasonal items. Everyone who works here is so nice as well. Definitely a must visit in Lexington!

Missy was excellent to work with and provided bags of coffee for my retail space. So many flavors…read moreto choose from. Every flavor is delicious!!

Great coffee/options Friendly staff with good…read morerecommendations Can't wait to try food options next visit!

If you are in East Tawas and need a light breakfast, lunch or delicious bakery snack with your…read morecoffee selection, definitely stop by Sunnyside Cafe. We are mocha snobs and this mocha was just perfect: rich dark chocolate, whole milk and espresso. Yummm! We also tried the dark chocolate croissants and a breakfast burrito. They were both delicious. Be cautioned that the burritos are very small and you will definitely want your own. Though we do not have any dietary needs, we were impressed with the vegan and gluten free options available to customers. Plant-based milks, an array of fresh-baked gluten free items and a cold case with chia breakfast oats, vegan berry pudding and other healthy cold salads and sandwiches. We tried the Lazy Toaster and would happily recommend this cafe, hands down. The staff knew their local customers and were very friendly and accommodating. Happy people create a genuinely happy vibe. You can feel the good vibes here. The ambience is warm and beckons you to stay a while; however, seating is limited. I enjoyed perusing the locally sourced items such as honey and maple syrup along with other health-oriented products such as essential oils. Excellent addition to Tawas. Please support this business.

Fantastic local spot! We stopped in while passing through- it did not disappoint. They have some…read morefun MI inspired flavors and great options. I got an Iced Carmel Latte, so good! My friend loved their coffee too. They have food options as well. There's indoor seating and the shop is attached to a bookstore. Would recommend!