Back in 2001 I visited a friend who lived in the area and stopped for cup of the offee... 25 years…read morelater I have never found a coffee as good as the Traverse City Cherry I enjoyed at this coffee house. I remember the atmosphere was so chill, I wish I wasn't half the country away. Miss that deliciousness!

My favorite coffee house in Frankenmuth! Great coffee!…read more I love all the places you can sit down, settle in, and stay a while. Whether you're warming up from the winter cold or cooling down from a hot summer day, this is a great place to hangout and refresh until you're ready to head back out.

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!

Unique coffee shop with cool menu! Good seating, beautiful natural light. Family friendly with a…read morechildren's play corner. Friendly staff. Quiet when we went in on Saturday morning. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Got to customize my drink with no issues.

They have all kinds of different beans from different regions around the world. Definitely the most…read morecomplex cup of coffee I've tasted. Excellent cup.

I stop into Good Grounds Coffee Company about once a month to grab a loaf of their sourdough before…read moreheading to my in-laws, and it's easily one of my favorite local spots. Their sourdough cinnamon rolls are incredible and the coffee is always perfect, made with their own roasted beans. I recently used their espresso to batch espresso martinis for an event and they were a hit! The inside is adorable, warm, and so welcoming it truly feels like home when you walk in. They often host events and sell items from local vendors, which is such a sweet way to support the community. Everything about this place feels thoughtful and made with care.

Who owns a coffee shop and tells customers, "I have to pour the cream for you for sanitary…read morepurposes"? But how do I know your hands are sanitized? No thanks! How about, don't be cheap and Just put out some creamers and let people add their own cream and sugar the way they like it.

We've been here before but always make a stop when we're out this way. A bit cold for ice cream,…read morebut it's sooo good (and they have a wood stove heating things up)! One caveat: the tips are designated for an affiliated church unless you specifically want to tip your server. A Raspberry Rendezvous for me and a caramel 'sea turtle', and we're a couple of happy customers! You will be, too, when you stop at the Milkhouse Cafe.

We were in area for Mothers Day and my crew wanted ice cream. Found this place on yelp. Super fun…read moreshop. Imagine they are crazy busy on weekends and summer. Line moved quick. Nice signage to explain menu choices. You order at ice cream counter and then move to coffee counter where you can order drinks or just pay. Indoor and outdoor seating. Seems connected to a church. Bathrooms beautiful and many places to sit from high tops to couches to tables inside to picnic tables outside. They are known for their life cream tacos so we tried 2 which were ig enough to split. We ordered the Dirt Road and Coffee Toffee Crunch. Apparently they are $7 on taco Tuesdays ;). Super delicious and high quality ice cream. We also ordered a pour over with cream. They forgot the cream but with ice cream I decided I didn't need it. Pour overs take a bit but then even longer bc they were so busy. So the timing of it with ice cream was off and I wish I hadn't ordered it. No way to get seating and then be called back so I just stood there while my family dug into tacos. Glad they saved some for me! Highly recommend and definitely would go back.

Love this local coffee spot located in downtown Lapeer. Veteran owned and a big supporter of animal…read morerescues, I love supporting this establishment. The rotating monthly drinks and pastries are what keep me coming back. Not to forget there are also couches to lounge at, with dog beds close by! Also spots for job to work and desks by the window. Staff is also great and always friendly!

On November 17 I had a chance to run in here while in town. Never disappointed! Staff always…read morefriendly, coffee was awesome. Ended up buying some peanut butter & pumpkin heart shaped treats for my " niece"-little bag is $4. Enjoyed conversations with other visitors, ended up getting a little bomb to eat-forget what they call it! That was ok. Dogs always a plus for petting & saying hiAlways clean & organized here, bathroom also. Will be back!

I was here about a month ago and for some reason, I kept thinking about the conversation that I had…read morewith the owner about coffee. He was very sweet the place was unique. You can tell that he cares a lot about his business.. I don't like some of the comments that are saying well " does he live there?" "his dog shakes next to the food." (did you take a second to ask why the dog is even there in the first place? It's a servers pet... and he has a name Whiskey). When I stopped by, I was a solo traveler just checking out the thumb of Michigan on my own time. I wasn't expecting much but was met with a great cup of coffee and a man just trying to make his small business something enjoyable ahead of me in line was a debt collector telling this poor man he is overdue.. I just want to tell everyone out there to please take a second and check out this one of a kind coffee shop while you're staying in the area

I'm shocked. I used to come here years ago and it was a decent place. Today was a complete 180. The…read moreplace is covered in trash and there are major health department concerns everywhere. The spoons used to stir the drinks are sitting in dirty water and the milk steamer wasn't being wiped down between drinks. I even ordered mine with oat milk after my friend ordered hers with 2% and it wasn't wiped down in between. Thankfully I don't have an allergy or intolerance. I rarely leave reviews but this was so bizarre.

The best thing I can say about this place is that the building is absolutely beautiful. It's large,…read morethere's tons of seating, I'm also assuming there are outlets to go with that seating so you could work in there if you wanted. It's connected to other businesses. Although they care far more about their drive-through than those other businesses because definitely one of them has an external door that you would have to cross the drive-through to get to, which is just rude. But that's honestly where all the stars end. The coffee is mediocre. The menu is mediocre. You can get whatever you get everywhere else here and it will taste fine. There's zero originality in their menu. Where it truly goes downhill is their employees. How are you going to be two blocks from downtown Midland and not have any awareness of the area and be able to direct an out-of-towner to a nice place to walk? Perhaps I have high hopes for the intellectual capabilities of barista's in a medium sized town's coffee shop, but these employees are sure to disappoint you if you want to do anything other than order coffee and get your order. Whatever you do, don't expect any level of conversation. They absolutely cannot deliver. On top of that, their motto appears to be "love people," but that only extends so far as I guess their customers. They love people except for when they employ those people. When they employ those people, they love to micromanage them and force them to have an outdated dress code of black shirts. What are they some sort of indentured servant? Go somewhere else. All you can find in this coffee shop is boring.

Manifesting the Perfect Latte (And It Worked)…read more Before I even stepped foot into Live Oak Coffeehouse, I closed my eyes and set my intention. I envisioned the perfect coconut almond milk latte--smooth, rich, subtly sweet, and crafted with care. I felt the warmth of the cup in my hands, the aroma wrapping around me like a cozy hug from the universe itself. I whispered to the cosmos: "Let this latte be everything I desire and more." And guess what? The universe delivered. I entered Live Oak with gratitude in my heart, and the barista--clearly an enlightened being--crafted my drink with the energy of a thousand good vibrations. The first sip? Pure alignment. The flavors danced in harmony, the temperature was just right, and for a moment, I felt like I had truly ascended. The ambiance of this place? Calm, inviting, full of positive frequencies. People chatted, read, worked, all in a state of peaceful flow. You could feel the creativity and good energy buzzing in the air. Some say you can't manifest happiness in a cup, but I'm here to tell you--you absolutely can. If you're ever in Midland, set your intention, walk into Live Oak, and let the magic happen.

I really like the vibe here, a little bougie but not a starbucks clone, its got its own…read morepersonality. The staff is very friendly and the cheese danish is amazeballs. Lattes were tasty with a firm caffeine slap.

Good fast breakfast…read more -Chocolate Croissant (was okay but not bad) -Fig Toast (if you like fig it's very fig) I like -Cheese Raspberry Croissant (great) -Lox in a Croissant (amazing) -Breakfast Sandwich (Aioli is good in sandwich) Idk why their glass soda bottle is $5.30 but it's whatever