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    Reverie Baking

    4.3 (16 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 2:00 pm

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    The nom nom with cheddar chive biscuit
    Audrey B.

    I was really impressed with this place! We walked in and were immediately greeted by a super friendly barista! I had a delicious dirty chai that came in a cute mug. I also ordered the nom nom on a cheddar chive biscuit it had an egg, cheese, and a little bit of maple syrup on it. It was sooo delicious you should absolutely get it. I think some hot honey or a little bit of Tabasco would also be sooo good on it if you're brave enough to bring it! The general vibe of the coffee shop is bright and homey with high ceilings. A lot of nice wood furniture! It was a great place to get some work done. I will definitely be coming back.

    Savanna B.

    Reverie is one of my must visit places when I'm in Madison. I love their coffee and selection of delectable baked goods. This time I had a mushroom, sage, and walnut scone- AMAZING! My son still loves the carrot cake muffin though!

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    Lico J.

    Came here actually for coffee and the barista did a good job! The coffee was good. Latte got a distinguishable fermented wine or ripe fruit taste thanks to the good espresso. The milk foam was nicely done. The dripped coffee used single Tanzania beans which was also pretty unique - tasted much like Kenya but milder with a bright berry / caramel flavor. Not many coffee shops will use single origin beans or they will just use the more balanced and nutty beans like Brazil, Peru or Columbia. The pastries looked great but because we just had lunch in one of the restaurants nearby we didn't try them. It's a very cute block with a few good restaurants within walking distance that you can go eat and walk here to get coffee or take pastries home. Looking forward to our next visit when we are in town.

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    Gabby N.

    Reverie is a bright and cozy coffeehouse with solid drink options and limited seating. I visited on a Sunday afternoon, and for the three hours I was there, it remained fairly busy. The service was superb, and my barista made sure to share the seasonal drink options with me. I ordered a 12oz, oat milk latte with the seasonal pumpkin spice syrup, and it was incredible! The building is well lit, with limited seating for around 20 customers at a time. There's also two all gender, single bathrooms at the back of the building. If there's a free table, Reverie would be a perfect cafe to work remotely from. Great service, great coffee, and great vibes!

    Don't plan on getting any friendly greeting from anyone working here. I walked in, tripped (my fault) but not one word from anyone but they sure saw it. No friendly hello, no acknowledgement either. Actually it was almost like I was interrupting them by standing at the counter waiting to order. I was excited to try a new coffee spot by my job and get away from chains like Starbucks or Dunkin.... As I paid, she set my drink down on the register and walked away... I said "Thank you" and got a fat ol YUP. Was it because I chose not to tip? We did not exchange any words so what was this attitude for? My only tip for anyone working there is to be more kind and friendly and then just maybe you would get a tip. They were not busy by any means so no excuse really as it only takes 1second to be nice! I will never return, waste of money forsure!

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    Such a cool space!! but baristas are rude :( took 20ish mins for my scone to be heated up when it wasn't busy

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    Delicious baked goods. Friendly staff good coffee!! Recommended 100%

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    3 years ago

    excellent food, cheddar biscuits, coffee, loved this place on our visit from Chicago!

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    I visited Batch from out of town recently, and after trying their pastries concurred that I could…read moreabsolutely move to Madison with this kind of bakery around. It's definitely a storefront with no seating, but if you don't mind standing there's an area where you could eat at a counter. I arrived at 9am on a Sunday and by the time I finished ordering, a line had formed out the door. I would definitely recommend getting here early; however, it's also the kind of place where you can't go wrong with anything you order. After a lot of waffling, I ordered the lemon currant scone, peach muffin, and ham and Gruyère bun. The scone was super buttery with a crunchy exterior and soft interior, with the most lovely glaze and lemon zest throughout. It definitely screamed summer. The peach muffin was super light and airy, and not at all too sweet. The crunchy cinnamon topping was absolute perfection and brought the perfect texture contrast. I really enjoyed the bun, which was like a mini sourdough loaf. I do think there could have been a bit more ham, but the caramelized onions throughout made sure that every bite was super flavorful. Next time I'm in town, you better believe Batch will be my first stop!

    I missed so much the trilayer lemon cake from Manna's Cafe that I bought their cookbook. While just…read moreas flavorful as my memory, I'm no baker and the cakes looked like sh*t. Thankfully BATCH BAKEHOUSE makes a lovely one complete with fanciful script. it's now our go-to for birthdays. Every single thing on their menu is yummy-for-your-tummy. Leave the baking to BATCH BAKEHOUSE. Nobody wants to keep their eyes closed when they're eatin.

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