Great spot to come and grab breakfast in Pepin, WI if you'd are passing through. Prices were pretty…read moregood and the staff were all pretty friendly. We came in on a Saturday and it got very busy, so keep that in mind. Food was all pretty good! Menu has all of the breakfast diner essentials.

We love this amazing restaurant Great welcoming and…read morecheerful staff and every plate is a flavor masterpiece

Every time we head up north or then back home, we make sure to stop here. It's so inviting and the…read moreeach unique coffee drink I've had has never disappointed. Give them a try! Bonus that this building seems to be a cookie cutter version of my church at home.

Oh my if you are in this area check out this little gem. It is located in an old airstream that…read moregives it a steampunk feel (check out the inside!). Homemade pastries are limited but delicious, and my lavender latte was excellent. Super friendly staff and a great experience all around. Will definitely return.

They make a great banana strawberry smoothie. You can have packages sent from UPS or fed ex. The…read morestaff are amicable. Coffee also great.

Cheap, good, amazing kombucha and hand pressed juices. I love to come here for their Yerba Mate…read morewith peach

The coffee is delicious! We were in town for the weekend! We went everyday; it was so good!read more

My absolute favorite coffee spot in the Chippewa Valley! They've got a great menu with special…read morecoffee offerings that change every few months, delicious baked goods, a cozy breakfast selection, and even monthly flights to try out new flavors. What sets Whirlybird apart is their genuine care for customers. It's rare to find a place that makes you feel as valued and appreciated as they do here. Their dedication to mental health awareness shines through in every interaction. Personally, I visit weekly, not just for the great coffee and treats, but for the warm, welcoming atmosphere they create for everyone who walks through their doors. In a valley full of great spots, Whirlybird stands out for their kindness - a true badge of honor. It's the little things that count, and they excel at making each visit a memorable experience. Excited to see location #2 in all its glory on River Street when it opens in Fall 2024. A heart felt congratulations to everyone that makes Whirlybird the best place to be!!! Keep up everything you do and don't change a thing.

One of my favorite places to go to for an enjoyable cup of coffee or a drink. Plus they offer…read morelegacy chocolate.

I went to college in Menomonie and I enjoy traveling back to see all the new gems that have popped…read moreup since I graduated. Hive and Hollow did not disappoint! Conveniently located by the new co-op, this shop provided the small-town cozy feeling that I needed coming in from the city. This shop obviously has plants, but I was surprised to see a great variety of coffee, chocolates, stationary, bowls, and other locally made artist items. The biggest jackpot win for me was finding their antique clothing where I snagged a lovely brown fur coat and a dress (very reasonably priced) that I was able to wear to a wedding the very next day. The owners went out of their way to let me try on the clothes in a back room since their primary focus is plants. This goes to say that you will be in good hands if you choose to visit. Thank you for making Menomonie even more special, Hive and Hollow!

I needed a place to hang out and work while waiting for my daughter at Stout. I ordered a scone,…read moresalad and bottled drink. Scone was good, salad was decent with fabulous croutons. The WiFi worked well and there were nice places to feel like I had some privacy. Cool artsy vibe, very much what you'd think of for a college town coffee shop/cafe.

Convenient location near UW Stout - their hogie sandwiches are offered hot or cold with multiple…read moremeat and topping options. The hogie bread isn't too think. Their soup options rotate - I loved the chicken dumpling and tomato basil. They also have coffee and ice cream - I tried their coffee flavored ice cream and it was delish! Friendly service and a unique set up inside. Busy during the lunch rush but other than that fairly open.

Nice little cafe. The walnut salad was nice. Coffee met expectations and pastries were decent…read more Plenty of nice indoor seating and a very nice outdoor seating area.

Three employees greeted me with friendly smiles the moment we walked in: Nice! I got a medium latte…read moreand a medium coffee and it was eight dollars. I almost grilled her on how she only charged me for one coffee. Nice price! Plenty of seating, plenty of sugar-free syrups, some muffin type food to buy, smoothies, kombucha on tap. Some greeting cards to purchase puzzles, T-shirt, sweatshirts, bags of coffee. We are here for the big musical festival and they're having a bunch of concerts here tonight.

First time here. I was in Chippewa Falls to see some family and found this place right next to the…read moreChophouse where we had dinner the night before. It's a nice spot, with a large windowed storefront and inviting signage. Inside is a large open area with the order counter toward the rear. An old brick wall, metal lighting fixtures, and a tin ceiling give it a vintage vibe. There are café tables with metal chairs for small groups. The noise level is reasonable, and it's easy to have a conversation. They have an extensive coffee menu, including tea lattes. But the one thing that really stood out was the bakery selection. They have items called Cornetto, which look like croissants. I was told they're similar and used in similar ways (fillings, glazes, etc.). We ended up getting a coffee, a London Fog Tea Latte (little lavender, little vanilla, extra foam), a Custard Danish, and an Apple Almond Scone. It didn't take long to get our order, and everything was amazingly good. The London Fog was made with loose-leaf tea and steeped well. The pastries were fresh, large, and very yummy. Everything was also very reasonably priced (you spend way more than this in most places -- and that's not something I usually fixate on). Excellent experience. Friendly service, excellent food and drinks, great value, and a warm atmosphere. If I could make one suggestion, it would be the metal chairs -- I just didn't find them very comfortable. Definitely on the "come back to" list!

Cute place, tasty drink! Kind staff! No WiFi tho??? In a coffee shoppe???? The drink names were…read morecreative !

The theme here is books and menu items are titles. Driving around downtown looking for a homemade…read morebreakfast spot this was across the bridge. A nice neighborhood too. Luckily we beat the crowd and I was able to snag the last piece of quiche. Lots of groups gather here. I got a coffee that I think was local. There were 3 servers ours was younger and newer, Alyssa. I had to ask someone else for utensils before we got the food. We split some great hash browns. Basil got A farewell to sausages omelet and juice. We both enjoyed a local coffee. This was a great start to our trip out East to the Chicago burbs. I think it will be our stop from now on and should be yours as well.

Review Visit: November 14th, 2024…read more Maybe not THAT grand... The short trip to Eau Claire was coming to a close and I needed some food before I hit the road home. Around the corner from where Tim lives is a cafe he's been to a few times. We took the short stroll there to get some breakfast and coffee in us. We popped in after the major breakfast crowd and before the lunch crowd made the small cafe packed. We took a seat towards the front by the window so we could get some natural light to go with our meal. Our waitress was a hoot. She was professional but really chatty and we all quickly got on the topic of horror movies, spooky things, and the love for reading. I got the house coffee with a biscotti stick to go with it. Tim got a latte thing. The waitress forgot my biscotti but quickly brought it over when I asked her about it. As for our meal, I ordered just the french toast and Tim got a full course meal. I wanted to eat somewhat light as I had the long drive but... when I say I got french toast... it was the most basic two slices of french toast I've ever had. It ended up tasting decent but for $8.49, it just felt like it needed to some with a side of protein or eggs or something. Tim said his The Grand Gatsby and Bread Pudding was good, even if he doesn't care for Mango, which is what his Bread Pudding flavor was. The biscotti was really good, even better dipped in the coffee. The coffee itself was your typical drip coffee that you'd find across the country. Not great but not bad. It served it purpose. While it was a bit of a letdown that my last meal before heading home was less than stellar but the memories made at the cafe (and the whole trip) are one you can't put a rating on. With that in mind, if we visit here again in 2025, I will definitely get a more substantial meal than two meager slices of french toast.

A really cool western-themed coffee cafe with great sandwiches and drinks. The service was quick,…read morethe food was great, and the prices aren't too bad. The seating area is pretty large and the saddle chairs were a fun addition.

Kids said the mixed berry smoothie was a 10 out of 10. The place was super cute, lots of seating,…read morequick service, and delicious coffee.