Stopped here on a Saturday morning and our toddler loved the open space in the coffee shop and the…read morekids play area with various toys and a large spiral slide. Staff was very friendly and service was quick. I tried the fall breakfast sandwich special and it was delicious. The vanilla bean latte was great and not too sweet. Highly recommend with or without kids

Interesting setup for a local coffee shop. It shares a lobby area with a church, which probably…read moremakes it convenient to attendees, though it reminded me more of a common area in a college. They are at the other end of a strip mall from a Piggly Wiggly and they have a drive thru, so I suspect that a lot of people just use that instead of coming inside. I just had the s'mores coffee, which was good, and I hung out for awhile. It was midday on a Sunday, so it wasn't particularly busy. Just from the size of the area, it's not super cozy, but it seemed like an okay place to stop by for a few minutes

I've increasingly become such a fan of this spot…read more The coffee menu is fun and varied and the drinks are delightful. The bites are lovely--if you know what to order. I think in my last review I had gotten the egg and cheese breakfast sandwich on a plain bagel and mentioned it was pretty basic (your order was pretty basic, you may have shouted at the screen--you're not wrong, gentle reader). Since then I've grown, I've taken responsibility for my uninspired ordering and can now confidently say--they have some of the best coffee shop breakfast bites around. What should you order? Their strawberry avocado toast. Strawberries on avocado? I'm unsure, you may be muttering. Please do yourself a favor, stop muttering, and just order the dang toast. It's goat cheese sprinkled, balsamic reduction drizzled, and quite simply some of the best avocado toast I've had the pleasure of consuming. What else? The baked oatmeal with berries. Warm, comforting, and adorned with fresh berries--it's the stuff winter dreams are made of. I love during the holidays they have some fun holiday lattes (s/o to the jingle bells latte) and I've also recently ordered and enjoyed their tangerine mocha (citrus-y delight!). The service is always above-and-beyond lovely. And, dining/seating area is clean and comfortable. Get to it!

The service was efficient, the baristas were kind greeting guests with politeness and smiles. The…read morecoffee shop was clean with modern decor. I loved my seasonal strawberry shortcake latte. It wasn't too sweet or sugary tasting but still flavorful. My boyfriend liked his salted caramel coconut cold brew as well.

I love my morning lattes and Wisco Joe's was close to where we were visiting. The latte had a nice…read moreflavor and it was served hot. I also had a toasted bagel which was nice and buttery. Husband had the bacon, egg, and cheese croissant which he said was delicious. We got take out twice. The first one was rather slow but the second much better.

Stopped by on a Friday morning - it was super busy, but they were hustling and got the orders out…read morepretty quickly. We ordered a regular coffee (tried the Cheese Farmer), a latte, and an iced peach tea. We also shared a croissant breakfast sandwich. Everything was great! We ended up taking home a bag of Cheese Farmer beans from Folklore, the adjacent shop. Loved the outdoor seating - we grabbed a table with an umbrella but people were scattered throughout the space in front of the mill pond. It's a very family-friendly spot. We had no trouble finding street parking.

Your quintessential Fontana coffee shop! This spot was walking distance from our hotel, and various…read moreother shops, which was great. Love the rustic vibes inside. Friendly & speedy service. Lots of spots to sit both inside and out, including the upstairs that had a spiral staircase leading to it. We grabbed two lattes and they were delicious. Wouldn't mind trying some of their baked goodies on display if we make it back in the future!

The coffee was heaven in a cup, I got their Cinnamon Roll Latte which was a special, the baristas…read morewere super friendly and the ambiance was amazing!

Such a cute place and love that they have a drive-thru. They sell some items from local vendors…read morewhich is fun and also have a decent amount of board games with couches and tables to sit and play if you choose. I've been here twice now and each time we've loved their drinks. I recommend their chai. They're also very reasonably priced. We will definitely be back soon!

I must point out that I paid over $11 for two drinks one an iced coffee and the other a lemonade. I…read morereceived two smalls . The girl assured me they were larges (see photo) yet the customer in front of me had Large drinks and these are not. Disappointed I did not have time to dispute as I had to be at work.

Came back for another visit, this time with a different friend. As usual, it was a very good…read moreexperience. It was a little crowded and noisy inside, but the weather was beautiful, so we grabbed one of the picnic tables outside. That turned out to be a great choice. Food: I ordered another London Fog. They really do a nice job with them. It had great flavor, a rich, frothy texture, and was served at nearly the perfect temperature for me, about 150°F. They also had a good selection of bakery items, and I chose a Cinnamon Coffee Cake Muffin. I normally ask to have muffins warmed up, which they're always happy to do. This time they mentioned that they have a microwave available for customers to use themselves. I had never noticed it before, but I think it's a brilliant idea. You can warm up your pastry just the way you like it, or even give your hot beverage a quick reheat if it cools down. I wish more coffee shops offered something like that. We'll definitely be back!

I'm neutral on this spot. Things I liked: location (in downtown Hartland), seems to support local…read morecauses (IAT!), affordable and tasty seasonal drinks (hello, small pumpkin pie latte for under $5). Things that were off-putting: seems like a local fan-favorite and outsiders passing through are "meh". Not the warm and fuzzy welcome / vibe I typically find and enjoy at a coffee shop. Also the main entrance is not accessible. However, we did discover an accessible ramp on the side of the building (all under construction / roped off at the time of our visit but good to know for future visits). Lastly, it's a small and cozy place but there was a lot of merch scattered about where maybe an extra table could have been squeezed in. Just some thoughts!

A super cute spot, in the middle of nowhere! This is an old schoolhouse that was updated and is a…read moregreat little spot. They serve Stone Creek products which is great. There isn't a ton of seating though. There are couches in the middle and some seating on the edges. Definitely recommend.

Husband and I were in town for work and enjoy trying independent coffee shops, this one came up in…read morea search. When it said coffee house in restored old one room school house, I was like we must check it out and it did not disappoint. The barista was very nice. We got a dark roast drip and I did the special, cardamom and maple latte with almond milk with 6 shots, yes 6. One espresso pull is a double- love that! Usually, I am the one who asks for half flavoring but I thought with six shots I'd be fine and I was. I like to taste the coffee with a subtle flavor with syrups. It was very delightful. What I love about their roasts that we had, no acidity! It was a cute little place where it was impressive how they maximized as much space as they could. Love that they kept original tin and all! Keep up the great work Kaffeehaus!!

Stopped in for the first time with a friend…read more Food: Ordered a hot beverage. I got a Mocha and a piece of their coconut cake. Both of them were very good. The Mocha had good flavor, and the right amount of chocolate (sometimes they can taste more like hot chocolate). They warmed up the cake and it was absolutely delicous. It was a good portion, with more than enough to share. My friend got the oatmeal, and that was also amazingly good. The bowl was brimming with oats and all the optional toppings. You like walnuts? There were enough in that one bowl to make a cake! Everything was delicious. My one criticism was that they do not have mugs for the hot beverages. Just not a fan of sitting down for a inside coffeeshop experience with a paper cup. Service: The people helping us out were both super friendly. Explained the different menu choices. They offer gluten "friendly" bakery, and let us know that they try hard to contain any cross contamination.. I don't have a gluten issue, but that was good to know. Gave great service for our entire stay. Atmosphere: The place is nicely designed. Plenty of natural light through the front and side windows. The seating is arranged for different size groups, and it was easy to have a quiet conversation. The design is simple, casual, and very open. It was a relaxing space. Would definitely come back again.

This was my first time here. The food was good, the staff were very friendly, and the prices were…read morereasonable. I was there with a work associate and even went back to buy another sandwich to bring home for my wife.

This is such a cute and affordable locally owned coffee shop! For non-coffee drinkers like myself,…read morethey have lemonades to keep you refreshed. The dessert display keeps getting better & better too! Definitely worth checking out if you're in the greater Beloit/Janesville area.

The cutest little coffee shop, with friendly service. I love their coffee…read more They have some treats to try as well, looking forward to coming back.

I don't really enjoy it here that much outside of the ambience. The display of books and many fun…read moreplaces to sit is always a plus but the food and drinks aren't really my favorite. I believe I've prefer a caramel latte that wasn't too bad but the other drinks I've had along with the food were far from good. If this place really focused on their drinks and food, this place would be the absolute best but I always chose the other local coffee shop instead of this because their coffee was lacking. Either way, love the environment and I spent a lot of days studying when friends would want to come so it holds many good memories there!

My wife and I have stopped previously and enjoyed coffee's and pastry, and been pleased overall…read more Today we decided to stop in for lunch and to check out the newly added 3rd story, which has additional seating and used book area. As always we found pleasant service and nice atmosphere. It's always fun to pursue the books. We enjoyed our premium latte's and shared a Frank(Version of the Ruben Sandwich) and a bowl of tomato soup; all were very good. The only thing I had an issue with was the price of the sandwich, which was a bit high at $16 for the relatively small size. For that price I would expect a larger sandwich or at least a side of chips or something. Still; we enjoyed the experience and will be back.