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    David's Delicatessen & Coffee

    David's Delicatessen & Coffee

    4.5
    (207 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $

    We stopped in for breakfast during the July 4th weekend. I had the lox bagel with 1 lox slice, my…read morekiddo had a cream cheese bagel, and my husband had some bacon egg and cheese bagel. I really enjoyed my lox bagel and thought it was one of the best I've had!! The flavors were nicely balanced with the onion, capers, cream cheese and lox. I was able to eat it easily and get a little piece of everything in each bite. The bagels seem smaller than average, but who needs giant bagels anyway? I found these to be reasonably sized. Big overstuffed bagels that fall apart while you eat them - lox sliding all over the place - are really annoying. These were satisfying without making you feel gross after. The coffee selection exceeded our expectations. We shared a chemex for 2. They had a few single origin coffees to choose from and we had their pink bourbon Columbian. We enjoyed our coffee and bagels outside in their seating area and this was once of my favorite parts of our trip! We didn't have to wait too long, but as we were finishing, a long line was forming down the block. Consider getting there a little early!

    This was the place on a Monday morning right when they opened at 7:30am. There was a good mix of…read morepeople dining in versus carrying out. The New Orleans iced coffee was so good! I had a plain bagel with cream cheese as well. It's a little tight inside but there's plenty of seating. We also loved all the quirky decor and art for sale.

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    Issa Vibe Cafe

    Issa Vibe Cafe

    4.7
    (115 reviews)
    0.2 mi
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    Such a cute cafe! Delicious food and coffee with an adorably decorated interior…read more My family and I visited Issa Vibe on the way through to Union Pier. When entering the restaurant we were immediately greeted by staff and were advised to grab a menu from the nearby wall. Orders are placed at the counter, food and coffee. They also provide an estimate on wait-time for coffee and food based on level of orders currently placed. We were given a buzzer and advised that our name would be called for both coffee and food. The bourbon vanilla Madagascar latte was delicious, I loved that the coffee flavor was not overpowered by homemade coffee syrup. The paninis were delicious and very filling! They come with a side salad or kettle chips.

    Issa Vibe Cafe brings a bright, modern energy to New Buffalo's coffee scene, with lush greenery and…read morea vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. I ordered the pesto egg panini alongside a pistachio iced latte. The panini was the standout--fresh bread, flavorful pesto, ripe tomatoes, and a well-balanced combination of flavors. The pistachio latte, however, could use a little refinement. I'd love to see pistachio cream incorporated instead of a liquid syrup, which could give the drink more body, richness, and a more pronounced pistachio flavor. Overall, a great café experience with plenty of personality and a menu worth exploring.

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    Avocado toast, smokey bacon panini and orange blossom latte.
    Avocado toast, smokey bacon panini and orange blossom latte.
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    Beer Church Brewing

    Beer Church Brewing

    3.7
    (552 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$

    We had a 10/10 time! Our server Sarah was amazing - drinks came out immediately and the food was…read moregreat. Will definitely be back!

    There is something delightfully American about turning an old church into a brewery. It feels…read morealmost inevitable, as though the building merely exchanged one congregation for another. The faithful still gather every weekend--they simply kneel before pizza instead of pews. Beer Church sits just down the street from Sonny D's, an establishment I recommend only to those conducting scientific research into disappointment. Keep walking. The church itself has lived several lives. A friend who grew up in New Buffalo told me he spent his Cub Scout meetings in the basement. Today, where badges were once earned for knot-tying and fire-building, adults earn merit badges for surviving a flight of IPAs and deciding whether to split one more pizza. I've eaten here over several summers before writing this. Restaurants in seasonal tourist towns are notoriously difficult to judge. A spectacular Tuesday in July can become a forgettable September afternoon, and many survive simply because the next wave of vacationers doesn't know any better. Beer Church is not one of those places. Across the board, it accomplishes something surprisingly difficult: consistency. The Crema di Pistachio pizza remains one of the finest things to emerge from its wood-fired oven. Fennel sausage, creamy pistachio, restrained sweetness, and beautifully blistered dough somehow manage to feel both rustic and elegant. The crust has enough leopard spotting to remind you someone in the kitchen understands Naples, even if Lake Michigan is a long way from Campania. For a small harbor town, this pizza punches well above its weight class! Then there's the Banana Pepper Royale, another showcase for that excellent fennel sausage. Creamy goat cheese softens the peppers while bright San Marzano tomato sauce ties everything together. Each bite balances acidity, richness, spice, and sweetness without missing a beat. Not everything receives my unconditional blessing. Someone in the kitchen has committed what can only be described as a crime against nduja. A beautiful Calabrian spreadable sausage--possibly even Tempesta from Chicago--is treated like ordinary chorizo, cooked until it loses the silky richness that makes nduja so special, then smeared onto bread. Don't smear it for me. Let me do that. This is sacrilege. One does not buy a Stradivarius only to use it as a canoe paddle. The frustrating part is that the rest of the menu suggests someone behind the scenes has traveled well and eaten even better. These details matter. When you're working with artisan meats, respect the artisan. I'd also love to see more seasonal rotation on the sausage board. Service has consistently ranged from very good to excellent. Whether downstairs with families or upstairs at the bar, the staff is friendly, attentive, and never overbearing. My daughter has declared the strawberry gelato mandatory every visit, and I've learned not to argue. The beer is, appropriately, very good. Their Italian Pilsner has become my reliable companion through many summer afternoons--crisp, refreshing, and exactly what you want after convincing yourself that yes, another pizza is necessary. Behind the bar, Nikki and her team know both the beer list and the spirits with refreshing confidence. The cocktail menu is admittedly a bit busy, with plenty of sugary drinks for vacationers, but that's life in a tourist town. Ignore the sugar bombs. Order something classic instead. I've ordered cocktails obscure enough to stump bartenders in San Francisco, Chicago, and even Tokyo. At Beer Church, those requests are met not with panic but curiosity--and more often than not, an excellent drink. That's perhaps the highest compliment I can give. Beer Church isn't trying to be Brooklyn. It isn't pretending to be Chicago. It simply understands hospitality. Inside a building once devoted to fellowship, it still brings people together. The sermons have been replaced by pizza, the hymns by conversation, and the communion wine by an excellent Italian pilsner. Frankly, that's a conversion I can enthusiastically support.

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