Drink is too sweet. They have some snacks like chips, ice…read morecream. Boba pearls made fresh Plastic reusable cups. Bagged drink as smaller option. Server helped me pick, they have a selection of popular drinks besides their full menu. The decor is amazing and they have a really nice bench inside with photos of people.

My kids and I love there fruit milk teas with boba. We've had strawberry, honeydew & I think even…read morewatermelon. They have so many flavors and choices. I've had other places that are way too sweet. This one has been perfect in the half dozen times that we have gone. Don't forget to use their their rewards program through toast. The price isn't too bad and they give you a reward on your birthday!. You can order a bag or a cup ( If you purchase a reusable cup through them, you get a discount.) I think the only complaint I have is I wish they wouldn't charge extra to have them blend the ice And you can't have it in a bag. If you like boba I suggest you give them a try.

Huge Crème Brew Lait fan over here! I order here maybe 1-2 times a week and they make the best…read morecoffee in town. But what I am the biggest fan of is their Vietnamese Coffee. Smooth, balanced, and a huge kick of caffeine to clean all the messes your kids make and then tackle any other project you need done! The service is top notch, every barista I have met is kind and welcoming and you feel right at home!

I had a great first experience at Creme Brew Lait! We drove past it last night and it was so cute…read morewe had to come try it this morning. I got their limited edition mon cherri mocha and it's sweet and creamy but you can still taste the espresso, my husband got a latte with roasted hazelnut and toffee crunchy syrup and it's a little on the more bitter side (i think it's the roasted hazelnut syrup) but it's still delightful. We both got our chocolate covered espresso beans, and where in and out of the place within 10 minutes (we did order online about 5 minutes prior) I will definitely come back when i'm in the area!

I miss Teavana. It was my go to for teas. So when I saw this place? I had to check it out…read more I was not disappointed. The healing honey is easily one of the best teas I've ever drank. It was like drinking liquid honey. They have samplers and every single one was great. The two people working were friendly and knowledgeable. We wound up dropping some serious coins in this place and already planning on returning soon to get more

The tea is always absolutely lovely, been coming here since I was 14, over 10 years ago! Employees…read moreat this location seem to kind of treat it like a hang out spot, bringing outside food thats strong smelling, playing board games when they're off the clock with working employees. I feel as a customer like I'm intruding on close friends hanging out most of the times I've been over the last year. great place to stop in for tea but wouldn't recommend staying very long!

The beignets were delicious, fresh, warm, and definitely the highlight of our visit. The coffee was…read morepretty good too, and the service was friendly and attentive. The only thing I would mention is the atmosphere. The interior is VERY feminine and very pink, and it feels like the design is specifically targeting a female customer base. If pink isn't your thing, takeout might be the way to go! Personally, I think making the interior a little more neutral or balanced could make the space feel more welcoming to a wider range of customers. Sometimes the current décor can give you a little bit of an "I don't think I belong here" feeling. Overall, though, the food and drinks were really good, the service was great, and I'd definitely come back for those beignets.

Early afternoon today, I stopped by for the first time ever with a friend of mine and we were…read morequickly impressed! The shop is so cute and aesthetically pleasing. Not to mention it's SO clean inside! The lady at the front who took my order, (with the ponytail) was so incredible and kind. I absolutely adored her! The whole crew was so kind and welcoming!! Every interaction was just top notch and made us want to come again! The drinks were amazing and the Beignets were the best I've ever had around here!!! I would 100% buy them again!!

I hadn't been to the Greenroom in quite a while, but was across the street and needed a bite and…read morecaffeine for the Friday afternoon. I walked in a little past 1pm, having studied the chalkboard outside with a delightful-sounding selection of spring specials. As I'm ordering, the barista and I alike see another group walk in. And another. And another-- I'm not seeing anyone else in the rather small physical establishment, and as a former barista am beginning to sweat a bit for this Greenroom employee and all of the orders he is about to have to deal with, seemingly by himself (cue the cheerful chime announcing more customers, and more customers). As I wait for my order, grateful to be the first in this long line, I sit to casually read a book and take my opportunity to observe my fellow patrons of this fine little spot. I hear the barista asking customers if they're okay with waiting, and he begins to ask customers if they're okay with waiting a minute for their orders. I'm content, as I have no urgent arrangements, and the now plastic-gloved barista comes up to me, informing me that they have no lime to garnish the avocado toast I've ordered and asking if that was okay. I assert as much and he returns to the line; I think to myself that he could have saved the time and not told me and I wouldn't have known the difference, but I'm pleased with his attention to detail. I get my to-go box of avocado toast with an egg and am pleased to open it and try a bite. I feel that it could have done with red pepper flakes (my favorite), but the everything bagel seasoning added a nice texture and the overall flavor profile was delightfully savory. As for my drink, which came later, it was the Good Riddance: a vanilla cold brew with lime pie cold foam (which lived up to the name tremendously). It also had what I believe to be graham cracker or pie crust crumbles on the top that were delightful! The drink was delicious and perfect for the spring weather. I sit upstairs as I always do, but specifically on the patio where I can see all of MidCity and the surrounding businesses. There's nonintrusive and enjoyable music presumably coming from the Camp itself? After an hour or so of enjoying my spoils, I return to the counter below to see if the barista is still there now that the rush is over. He is now accompanied by another coworker, blessedly, and I learn that his name is Caleb. We chat for a few moments and I introduce myself before leaving, but not before taking another picture of all the event calendars for the week and month. Now I'm positively fueled for my afternoon and grateful for the relaxed atmosphere. (Thanks for reading this far if you did, and shoutout again to Caleb for doing his job tremendously! He informed me that he enjoys a good rush of customers, and I replied that I would have cried to have been in the situation that he handled with great poise and dedication. The great service alongside the excellent product left me wanting to return quickly!)

Needed a caffeine fix on the way to the EarlyWorks Children's Museum. It took me a minute to find…read moreThe Greenroom. After circling a couple times, I realized it's in the center of The Camp. Once we made it in, we found a friendly staff, a small sitting area, and coffee options with house made syrup. I went with my standard iced vanilla latte and enjoyed it! I would love to come back and explore more of what The Camp has to offer.

The food is exceptionally good, but the lack of an interior building to relax in takes away from…read morethe whole experience. I grew up making homemade donuts at the first snowfall, as well as other times, and these donuts are just as delicious as my mother's homemade ones. I live in Madison and it would be nice to have a Beignets & Brew closer to where I live.

Delicious!!! It's so hard to find beinets. This cute little café is the perfect spot. Great coffee…read moreand beinets. They also have a few breakfast sandwiches and a drive-thru of you don't have time to come in. A great spot to meet the girls and sit to catch up. Great ambiance. Good counter service. It's a great expansion of their food truck.

Visiting from out of town and found this place online and decided to give it a try. The cozy place…read morewas packed, but the service was super friendly. Everyone in our group enjoyed their coffee and the breakfast sausage egg and cheese biscuit was delicious.

Honest Coffee provides friendly service at the counter where you order, as well as from the people…read morewho bring your drinks and food. A yummy hot chai tea was quickly brought to our table. For breakfast, we ordered and enjoyed the breakfast sandwich and avocado toast with balsamic, arugula, and goat cheese. We also got a blueberry muffin, but it was just ok. Our favorite dish was the breakfast sandwich because the egg was moist, the toast was perfectly toasted, and the bacon was crispy with melted cheese sealing it all together.

Aesthetics 10/10. Ambiance and vibes 10/10…read moreOwner was so nice and even help serving 20/10. Food 20/10.

Superrrr cute inside! We were sat down pretty quickly on a week day. Parking wasn't bad either…read more I ordered the banana bread which was delicious! It was soft and the icing on top was wonderful. Nothing was overly sweet. The berries on top were a nice pop of color on top. My breakfast order was "brekkie". Folded egg with bacon, avocado, mushrooms, onion, ball of goat cheese, and tomatoes. Soooo good! Beautiful presentation. I don't remember the name of my coffee but it was delicious! Only two cons: 1. I felt the waiter rushed us. 2. They have this way to pay online that makes you pay a fee for paying that way. If you have them run your card there's no fee though. Not a fan. Outdoor area available as well if you have a pup.

My latte was PERFECT, and I mean it. Perfect temp, super smooth, and rich. The latte art was…read moreadorable, and the baristas so kind. Customer service was excellent; they went above and beyond for me. My kids enjoyed playing on the lawn out front. Highly recommend! Get over here asap!

I recently moved next door to this coffee shop and have enjoyed being able to walk over for coffee…read more The staff has always been kind, and it's genuinely a nice coffee shop. However, I recently came across a video posted on the business's Instagram page ([insert link]), and I wanted to respectfully share why some of the messaging bothered me. While I understand the intended message was likely one of kindness, the reference to kindness being the "new punk rock" felt contradictory. Punk rock has historically been an anti-establishment movement rooted in challenging conformity, oppressive social norms, and the exclusion of people who don't fit society's expectations. Punk and alternative communities have long fostered individuality, activism, mutual aid, and belonging, including for LGBTQ+ people and others who haven't always felt welcome in mainstream spaces. There's a particular irony in this coming from a coffee shop, considering the history of coffeehouses as gathering places for artists, activists, and alternative and queer communities. I also found it interesting that the business is promoting an upcoming musician whose genres include indie rock and alternative rock. While these genres aren't identical to punk, they share overlapping histories and communities. It feels contradictory to celebrate alternative culture for its entertainment while using a related subculture as a negative comparison. Kindness isn't the opposite of punk rock. Challenging prejudice and creating belonging for marginalized people can be radical expressions of compassion themselves. I also believe language matters. Research and guidance on inclusive language, including from the American Psychological Association, recognize how language can reinforce stereotypes and prejudicial attitudes. Words don't have to be intentionally hateful to contribute to harmful assumptions or social exclusion. When we present one community as something to rise above, even casually, we risk reinforcing the very judgment we're advocating against. Good intentions don't automatically erase the implications of our words. As a Christian myself, I think of John 4, where Jesus speaks with the Samaritan woman despite the ethnic, religious, and gender boundaries of his society. He doesn't refuse to engage with her because she belongs to a different community. To me, that's a meaningful example of compassion transcending social expectations rather than reinforcing them. I don't presume to know the owner's intentions, and I recognize this perspective may not be one he shares or understands. That's okay. I simply believe that differing perspectives deserve consideration, especially when discussing kindness and acceptance. Again, everyone I've encountered here has been lovely, and I have no complaints about the coffee or service. I just wanted to share why this messaging gave me pause and has made me more inclined to drive to Perseus in MidCity instead. You don't have to diminish another community to celebrate your own values, and love doesn't need an outsider to define itself against.

Love 7 Brew & the staff there are amazing!! I had the pleasure of meeting Abbigayle when asking…read morefor a manager. She was helpful and able to help to me with a silent auction basket I was putting together! Thanks Abbi!!

I just went to seventh brew in Madison. My drink was handed to the car in front of me.. once the…read morePerson realized it wasn't their drink. They handed it back to the barista. once she got to my car, I asked her point-blank. Did she have my drink to the car in front of me and she said no even though I can see the car and what she did.. I asked for a new drink. All i received was the same drink in a different cup.