Great local coffee shop and roasters, with a good balance of flavored lattes and more third-wave…read morestyle options, like pour overs and speciality roasts. Loved the cold brew, americano, and the seasonal banana latte! Also got a bag of the house blend to go!

Awful service, awful attitude from staff ... on repeated occasions. They take ages to fill the…read moreorder, then immediately upon serving the order ... announce that they are closing and you must leave. They then proceed to turn off the lights on patrons still seated and enjoying their drinks. This place has been going steadily downhill. Enjoy the coffee and service down the street at the Globe.

What an awesome place! Huge indoor and outdoor seating area including what looked like a small…read moremeeting room. Inside, think ski lodge with an alpine theme. Outside has ample seating for the nice warm days with friends. In winter there is a really cool little ice rink and outdoor fireplace. Such a great addition to the small city downtown shopping and dining area. The coffee shop has a nice selection of hot and cold drinks with a limited breakfast and lunch menu. I tired the avocado toast and thought it was very fresh and tasty. Definitely a great destination for lunch or coffee with friends. Unfortunately it was still a little too cold to sit outside this morning... so the inside seating was hard to find.

3 issues that have driven me away from here. #1 they don't take cash! Well this seems to be more…read moreof a convienece for ownership and mgmt than it is a hassle to those who want to pay cash. I was given the "lame" excuse that it was easier on the employees to not have to make change and it reduces employee theft??!! Well that comes down to a management issue and simply training the employees correctly=lazy mgmt. #2 it's a hike and a complete hassel to park and walk there. #3 the prices! A medium medium 16 oz iced latte is pennies short of $7! More expensive than Starbucks.......they should be BELOW $$ Starbucks for no drive up, and Starbucks takes good old USA currency$$

Always wanted to stop & found the time yoday. Very good coffee! Yummy cookies too!read more

Look no further if you want an honest cup of freshly roasted coffee, beans, locally made pastry, or…read morecoffee-making supplies. These guys are just getting started but they're doing a lot right. Stop by.

Open since 11/2011 with new owner, formerly "Rock Island Coffee." Cool old building, pressed metal…read moreceiling, creaky hardwood floor, big plate glass windows looking out onto Commercial Street. Really good feel to the place, check out the motorized bicycle above the door. Free WiFi. Local art for sale on the walls. Limited food, but vegetarian/vegan available. Alterra coffee, ok espresso.

This particular spot has been a coffee shop since 1993! I grew up in Neenah I remember when this…read moreplace was a dive coffee shop called "Blue Moon" but it was a child hood hang out so i say dive in a reminiscence place. After that it was Rock Island never hung out there under that ownership. I was pleasantly surprised when I was in town to stop in here! and Surprise it's now a very Vibrant, beautiful coffee shop. The outside is darling with decorative tables perfect for sitting with your latte and a friend. The inside is delightfully redone in purples and reds etc its visually appealing. The menu is up to date and looks like a real coffee shop not a cookie cutter star bucks. plus, THEY HAVE ALTERRA! yes, Milwaukee they have alterra coffee brewing mmm it was a slice of heaven from my home to my old home town. Plus, the owner Mike is very sociable and a skilled Barista. Yes, if i was still a Fox Valley girl I would frequent this place all the time! At least I am super pleased to know that when I go to visit Neenah I have someplace to stop along the way.

I was happy af when my son mentioned Starbucks on our way out the door. It was a gorgeous morning…read moreas.a backdrop for our errand running. We go through the drive thru which is always busy and before a wink we were.in front of the computer screen with the emerald green and white mermaid. My adrenalin was pumping and excited is an understatement. My son ordered an iced caramel coffee and I ordered the iced mancha? green tea. OMG. In addition, my son ordered two breakfast sandwiches that had fresh egg, gouda cheese, and bacon. I am on cloud 9 at this juncture. We are immediately at the window and Paris hands us our meal and drinks with an upbeat voice and a beautiful smile. Paris. Girl, I love your long hair and give you some serious props. When you age and start getting hot flashes, you'll be wearing it up alot!;) I've never been to Paris and it's been a long time since I've been to starbucks. Thank you my son for taking me to the latter. Hopefully one day I can return the favor and we go to France? Oui?

I don't know what it is but every time I order a shaken espresso here it is always poorly made and…read moretastes like just milk. I just went in the drive through for a shaken expresso and it just looked like a latte, no espresso on the bottom at all which is what the shaken espresso should look like with the splash of milk on top. Didn't have time to ask for a remake but disappointed because that is $6+ for a poorly made drink.

I have been walking the city of Neenah a long time now looking for those who need help in the city…read more Under the bridges and in the parks I find a lot of wrappers from Great Harvest Bread Co. They are one of the kindest establishments in the city and are responsible for helping those in need the most. I asked the managers of the business if I could write some poetry on the public sidewalk in front of the bakery. I hope that comes to pass soon! Until then I will keep passing out this bread and giving a 2.00 bill in the tip jar for the best smells in town. Jimmy Johns has NUTHIN' on Great Harvest Bread Co. Keep up the good work!

Staff were extremely nice, they greeted us as soon as we entered the building and offered us free…read moresamples of bread. There were so many delicious options to choose from. We ended up getting a pack of scones for the family. A four pack of scones cost nearly $20 and while they were good, they were not worth the price. Definitely has delicious baked goods and breads, I just wish they were a little bit more affordable.

Such a cute concept. I loved that it's more than just a coffee shop, you can grab a drink and then…read morewander around the attached market while you're there. The entire space is beautiful and has lots of different areas to sit, so it feels like somewhere you could actually hang out, work, or meet a friend. Their specialty drink menu is also much more interesting than your typical coffee shop, with lots of fun seasonal options. Definitely one of the more memorable coffee shops in downtown Oshkosh because the market and atmosphere make it feel like an experience rather than just a caffeine stop.

Every year, I come to Oshkosh from Poland, and I always enjoy visiting the Elsewhere Cafeteria…read more Unfortunately, on September 6, I had a very unpleasant experience. The woman serving us poured the coffee into paper cups. When I politely asked if we could have the coffee in cups instead, she angrily poured the coffee from the paper cups into ceramic cups. A few minutes later, she served us cold sandwiches as well. I found the whole situation very upsetting and disappointing. I do not know whether her behavior was related to the fact that I was from another country and whether there was some kind of national or cultural bias involved, or whether she was simply having a bad day. However, the way we were treated made us feel very uncomfortable. I have always had positive experiences at Elsewhere, which is why this incident was particularly disappointing. It was genuinely a very unpleasant and discouraging experience.

Easily would come back! The space was clean and comfortable. Our coffees were made with care, yet…read moredelivered with speed, and they were incredible! If you're in the area it's definitely worth the stop!

I am a sucker for cute coffee shops on the bank of the Fox River…read more I am a sucker for a space filled with natural light, lush green plants and cozy furniture. I am a sucker for Insta worthy patios and outdoor seating. I am a sucker for a house made treats, fun twists on coffee and deliciously yummy food. I am a sucker for sweet midwestern hospitality and super sweet baristas. I am a sucker for peach lattes, cinnamon rolls and monkey bread. YUM. I am a sucker for great prices for great quality items. When recently in Appleton, we were suckers for this spot and will easily return! :)

This is the BEST little coffee shop! It rivals those that might be found in Madison. The coffee is…read moreroasted in house and much of it is organic and of superior quality. I always get cold brew, which has a wonderfully full taste and doesn't have that burnt flavor like the beans offered at inferior coffee spots. I absolutely love that they have coconut milk, which is rather unheard-of in most places. I can get my coffee here just as I would make it at home, which is made with Two Rivers' house-roasted beans of course! I do not however, have iced coffee ice cubes at my house as they do here. Um, AMAZING!! Talk about going the extra mile for their coffee people! Beyond the excellent coffee and accoutrements they have here, the place is tastefully and minimally decorated. It's perfect for bringing a friend to chat with or your laptop to get some work done. The best part: it's located in historic downtown Portage and is family owned and operated. It's owned by the nicest young couple of whom will be your friends in no time! These guys make it! Support this wonderful family and give the historic downtown your business by enjoying an absolutely superb cup of coffee! (Or three if you're anything like me.)

Quiet place in downtown portage Not a lot of options in the…read morearea on a Sunday. The barista jumped up when we walked in and greeted us warmly The almond joy is sweet, my husband said it's good. The cafe au lait is very weak and desperately needs another shot of espresso. The fact that it taste like just steamed milk instead of espresso with steamed milk is disappointing. It's seem like a nice place but I wouldn't be likely to return

Although I live in a hub city, I spend quite a bit of time visiting spoke airports. A few of the…read morelarger spoke airports have added shared business lounges. The SkyBox lounge in Green Bay costs something like $50 per year---but the agent at United was able to give me a free daypass with my United Club card. Inside the very clean lounge are comfortable desks, a few couches and a big TV. The bar has light non-alcoholic refreshments. Although I'd rather be almost anywhere other than an airport, this made the experience much more civilized.