Looking to try a new coffee spot on my way up to Traverse and found Infusco. Walking in there's a…read moreton of space to work or lounge or even grab a cup and go. Greeted by the friendly staff and the pastries too. I ordered the ham and cheese croissant and a cold brew. The nitro cold brew was smooth and full of flavor. The croissant was nice and cheesy. Def worth a stop if you're in town!

A cute spot to stop when visiting the Market or just walking around St. Joe! The menu has some…read morespecial offerings like a Maple Latte or Brown Sugar Latte and lots of flavoring options. We visited with a large group while on a winter walk and they took our order with ease and promised "we'll have these out in 5 minutes or less"- and they did! The drinks were not too hot which we appreciated and the pumpkin spice latte I tried was delicious. We'll be back!

Spent most of the day here with client meetings and working remotely. It was a cozy little spot…read morewith ample outlets and seating too choose from. Started with a coffee and got a smoothie as well. Both were tasty and the staff was hard working but friendly too. Definitely recommend as it's important to support local and from what I experience they dedicated alot of love into everything they do.

Such a cute space! Very obsessed with the dog themedmerchandise, and did you know you can submit…read moreyour pup to be the cover pup for coffee? Lots of fun drink options for sure ans service is great!

Nice people, great green beans for roasting yourself. Highly recommend and can be ordered online.read more

Gotta love Theta Ridge.. I recently started home-roasting green coffee beans and I will tell you, I…read moream not going back to other coffees... Kevin is a really nice guy and Laura get's the orders right out with a smile... I absolutely love their coffee beans. Their variety of beans are great, pricing is very good as well. Now I just need to get a better roaster instead of hot air popcorn poppers!!

LOVE THIS PLACE! The best coffee. The staff is always super sweet and knowledgeable. We love the…read morenew addition, what a great place for Elkhart County.

It would be hard to find anyone who has more passion for coffee than Regina. Bringing you sort…read moreafter quality coffee her coffee shop continually evolves to serve the community. It's gonna be such a wonderful space. You need to come in and enjoy it.

Just keep going through the business complex to find this sweet spot at the tail end on the left…read moreside! Trust me, the coffee is excellent and you do not want to miss it. That being said, it is the cutest shop. It felt modern but cozy and not pretentious. A great spot to sit and sip some coffee with friends or clients. I wanted to get a real taste of the roastery and purchased the standard coffee with nothing in it! What a change for me, but totally worth it. The coffee was great. I even had the hubby try it (a normal person that uses milk in his coffee, ugh) and he said that he could drink it with nothing! WHAT! Yep, that is huge. PROS: Great parking Cute spot Great coffee/tea choices CONS: Difficult to find, GPS does not get you all the way there, keep going

This place wasn't in an obvious spot, so I'm glad I found it…read more My significant other and I walked inside. I checked out the menu on the wall. I liked how it was displayed. I went to the counter to order. I ordered an ESPRESSO. It was 3. I also ordered a DRIP. It was 4. My items were ready fast. We sat down at a table. The ESPRESSO packed a burst of flavor. I enjoyed it. The DRIP had a unique taste in my opinion. It made for a casual drink to sip on. I took the rest with me and enjoyed it shortly after. The service was to the point. I didn't have any issues. Overall, this place provided me with an excellent experience. I was impressed and I hope to go again someday. Date of visit: Jul 19 2025

April's coffee date took us up to northern Indiana while we were in town for a Luke Combs concert…read more This month, we checked out SteelYard Coffee Co.--and I'd definitely call it a hidden gem. It's tucked inside an older industrial-style building and shares space with a couple of antique-type shops, so it's not somewhere you'd likely just stumble upon. The coffee was great, and the staff were friendly and helpful. My wife ordered an iced "Reese in a Cup" and loved it. I went with a hot Cuban Kiss--a mix of cinnamon, vanilla, and white chocolate. It was good, but I'd probably try something different next time. Pricing was very reasonable compared to a lot of coffee spots these days. We also split a cinnamon roll that tasted homemade and was delicious. Overall, a great hidden gem and worth the stop.

Great coffee, food, and staff and such a cool spot! I ended up stopping by every day while in town.read more

Great coffee with a great story! As an added bonus, the coffee is ethically and sustainably…read moresourced. Give it a try!

Last week I tried to branch out and try something new to meet my coffee needs. I discovered Yaggy…read moreRoad Coffee Company and my life will never be the same. I ground the fresh beans and placed them in my French press, anticipating the moment when I would steep the brew and be able to pour it in my favorite mug. Upon sipping it all of my senses have changed for the better. The full body flavor of the beans originating from Costa Rica is a much more exhilarating experience than your typical cup of store bought coffee. If you have the opportunity to experience Yaggy Road Coffee, I would definitely recommend that you take it.

I recently had cranial surgery, and a few weeks ago, two friends took me on a drive to see the…read morebeautiful changing trees in Indiana. We stopped in Michigan City and ended up at a coffee shop called Fluid. I was having a headache and forgot to bring something to take for it. I ordered a coffee drink with lavender syrup because that tends to help relieve my headache. The girl at the counter mentioned that they make their own syrups. The coffee helped relieve my headache. I asked another girl if it would be possible to buy some. She didn't think they could sell me some, but she gave me a "sample" cup size of the syrup to take home. (I tried to pay her, but she said it was a gift). A few days later, I wrote the company to thank her for her kindness. I did not know the girl's name, but they replied that it was Lily, and if I could come in, they would give me a bottle of the syrup. Unfortunately, I live an hour away, but I offered to pay them for the syrup and shipping if possible. Instead, they sent me the recipe, some lavender buds to make my own, two kinds of lavender teas, several pins, and stickers. I was overwhelmed by their kindness and wanted to send them a check, but when I called to inquire about the cost of the items and shipping, I was told it was strictly a gift. The time spent in their truly unique shop was peaceful and lovely. The coffee was definitely much, much better than that of the typical coffee shop. It is the kind of place where one can sit and visit without feeling rushed, and where someone might sit working on their laptop -- an actual coffee shop. And now I know that the people who own and run Fluid are the kind of people that America is about. During these difficult days, both politically and with my health. I cannot thank FLUID enough, for making my life calmer and better

Cute little café in the Uptown area! The vibe was very witch-crafty, emo, dark-death aesthetic--in…read morethe best way--which already hinted the food and drinks were going to slap. I got the Diana of the Dunes iced latte and it was really good. Smooth roast, and the lavender wasn't overpowering at all. Also tried a hot Voodoo coffee, and the flavors were just as tasty. For food, we ordered the Minor Threat and Parma Police--both were very good. The fresh tomatoes were a nice touch. The avocado spread itself didn't have much flavor, but it worked well in the sandwich overall. The hot honey chips on the side had a quick kick and were delicious. Overall, great vibe, great drinks, solid food. Would definitely come back!

I absolutely loved meeting one of the roasters at Water Street Roasters, Seth, and hearing about…read morehis trip this year to Costa Rica. It was so interesting to see the small coffee farms they visited, learn about the different ways to process the coffee, and discover more about this coffee region, as well as trying some just roasted coffee from the area. Our small group even learned how to do a coffee cupping for tasting different roasts/beans. If you ever have a chance to attend a class or presentation at the roaster, JUMP ON IT! This was one of the best things I've done in Kalamazoo. Thank you so much, Seth and Water Street Coffee Roasters, for bringing this process of bean to bag alive and personal. I fully support your efforts, coffee, and business even MORE SO now!

From the owner: Originally built sometime between 1885 and 1895 as a machine shop, the building at 610 West Willard…read moreStreet housed the Verdon Cigar Factory from 1900-1908 and then, until the mid-1970's, the Bowers Lighter Company. In 2006, Water Street Coffee Roaster moved in; the building now houses our entire roasting operation including our apple green Probat Roasting Machine, training facility, cupping lab, and the main business office. While open to the public, this is not a retail location.

I was visiting the area because I have family there. I wanted a coffee and I heard they had good…read moresandwiches so I figured the name was cute, the photos were cute, so why not. Now parking.. not sure where I should park, but maybe it's behind the shop or possibly it's best to park on the street by the houses, who's to say lol. So after I figured out parking, my first experience was great. Service was nice. They didn't take too long and the pastries, coffee and sandwiches were so good I had to come back before my flight. But the second time, the service was sooooooooooo slow. They didn't care at all to help me and finally after making one drink I had to ask for the rest of my order to be made. Not to mention one of the baristas left to give someone a drink in the back and didn't come back for at least 5-10 mins - I don't know where this mystery person was but the sure must have been important because the barista knew damn well there was a line of people waiting to be served but apparently didn't give a damn. It felt very purposeful and quite frankly rude but I cant speak on their intentions. Great food. Great drinks. Good atmosphere. I had to take give 3 stars tho for service. Sadly that sucked.

Delicious food, great coffee, and friendly service. Fun place to work. Would be 5-stars but the…read moreovert leftist iconography (complete with a bucket of "FREE NARCAN") detracts from an otherwise well-done craft.