Been here a couple of times, but that was before the recent remodel. I like Stone Creek Coffee…read moreshops. To me they are a high quality local chain, that does a very good job with the smaller details, which makes it seem like a more boutique experience. It's located in a small stripmall, which has some nice trees and landscaping. Plenty of light coming from the front windows. There are plenty of tables for parties of 2-4. You can find quieter spots towards the rear. Got greeted by super friendly staff. Let us take our time with the order. Got my favorite hot beverage, London Fog (little lavender, little vanilla, extra foam) in a mug. I normally get their Pistachio Cardamom Scone but decided to try the Matcha Scone. The scone was good, but not great. The texture leans more towards a muffin (bready) and not the more dense, dry texture that you get with their other scones. Overall, a very good experience. Nice job :)

What a lovely location! They have great outdoor seating for the warmer months. The inside is great…read moreambiance to work and grab coffee or catch up with a friend. I had the chocolate crossiant and an almond milk vanilla bean latte. Both were delicious and would recommend again.

They serve ruby coffee and it's a solid cup enjoy the americano - stylish interior and the service…read morewas great

I got a matcha latte which was fine, but wouldn't recommend. The color was great - however the…read moresweetener and milk overpowered the taste of the tea and I didn't finish it. I would come back and try the coffee drinks sometime because they did look really cool. Lots of fun options on the menu. TBH not a fan of the decor - I know the theme is "blue collar" and they were going for a steel shop vibe but the cafe is pretty dark and feels smaller than it is because of the scrap metal on the walls. Wouldn't be somewhere I'd sit and study but fine for grab and go for me. Maybe I'm just a boomer but I liked the way it was decorated when it was Milwaukee Street Traders and miss how cozy and light it was then. I did LOVE the pay it forward wall. So sweet to encourage kindness in the community and to leave tickets for people to redeem a free drink when they're having a bad day/a nurse/a best friend/etc. Overall, I'd recommend this spot if you're coming to grab something quick but would not recommend the matcha. :)

I've increasingly become such a fan of this spot…read more The coffee menu is fun and varied and the drinks are delightful. The bites are lovely--if you know what to order. I think in my last review I had gotten the egg and cheese breakfast sandwich on a plain bagel and mentioned it was pretty basic (your order was pretty basic, you may have shouted at the screen--you're not wrong, gentle reader). Since then I've grown, I've taken responsibility for my uninspired ordering and can now confidently say--they have some of the best coffee shop breakfast bites around. What should you order? Their strawberry avocado toast. Strawberries on avocado? I'm unsure, you may be muttering. Please do yourself a favor, stop muttering, and just order the dang toast. It's goat cheese sprinkled, balsamic reduction drizzled, and quite simply some of the best avocado toast I've had the pleasure of consuming. What else? The baked oatmeal with berries. Warm, comforting, and adorned with fresh berries--it's the stuff winter dreams are made of. I love during the holidays they have some fun holiday lattes (s/o to the jingle bells latte) and I've also recently ordered and enjoyed their tangerine mocha (citrus-y delight!). The service is always above-and-beyond lovely. And, dining/seating area is clean and comfortable. Get to it!

This was my second time here. I came with a friend for a hot beverage and a piece of bakery, and it…read morewas just as good as the first visit. Inclusion, as the name implies, employs individuals who are neurodiverse. It's a terrific mission, and the people working there make it all happen in a very authentic way. Kudos! The café is on the end of a small strip mall. There's outdoor patio seating with tables for small groups. Inside, it's a spacious setting with plenty of seating at counters or small tables, and lots of light from the big front windows. The vibe is rustic chic. We got a cheerful greeting from the cashier. I ordered my very favorite drink, a London Fog Tea Latte (little lavender, little vanilla, extra foam) in a mug, along with a warmed-up Heath Scone. My friend ordered the coffee cake muffin and a Chai Latte. Everything was excellent. My London Fog even had lots of microbubbles -- perfect. One curious thing: they made my London Fog in a paper cup, then gave me a mug with it. It was easy enough to pour from the cup into the mug (and I was careful not to deflate the wonderful foam), but I wondered why they did it that way. I know, I should simply have asked :) A wonderful café with a great mission. I'll definitely be back.

Stopped here on a Saturday morning and our toddler loved the open space in the coffee shop and the…read morekids play area with various toys and a large spiral slide. Staff was very friendly and service was quick. I tried the fall breakfast sandwich special and it was delicious. The vanilla bean latte was great and not too sweet. Highly recommend with or without kids

Interesting setup for a local coffee shop. It shares a lobby area with a church, which probably…read moremakes it convenient to attendees, though it reminded me more of a common area in a college. They are at the other end of a strip mall from a Piggly Wiggly and they have a drive thru, so I suspect that a lot of people just use that instead of coming inside. I just had the s'mores coffee, which was good, and I hung out for awhile. It was midday on a Sunday, so it wasn't particularly busy. Just from the size of the area, it's not super cozy, but it seemed like an okay place to stop by for a few minutes

Great spot to get a coffee and pastry! They've got a great rotating list of seasonal sips and…read moreeverything I've had here has been delicious. I personally love that there seem to be different cold brew specials year-round. If you're looking for a bite to eat, of recommend the lemon poppyseed muffin and the quiche. There's a good amount of seating, too, between the two indoor rooms and some outdoor space.

My favorite breakfast is sandwiches . Sometimes drink matcha latte. They are good service.read more

I'm so glad I was able to drop by for their last weekend of service…read more Why review then? They're closed! Well, I do think it's worth mentioning they were top notch until the end and I hear there's a new chapter (possibly different, but with some of the same people involved) on the horizon. So, if when the new chapter arrives for the building where Belfre Kitchen thrived for so long, you wonder what came before and do these folks know what they're doing? They do. Belfre served up delicious food in a chic, warm, and welcoming atmosphere by servers who were kind and caring. Until we meet again, Belfre!

We started with the Bang Bang Shrimp and it was phenomenal! The "shrimp" were large, (even for…read moreprawns) and the flavor and presentation were exquisite. I started with the "French" Onion Soup, which was not what I expected and not in a good way. Italian croutons (instead of a crusty French bread) were used, giving it an overpowering and unfortunate oregano flavor. The main courses were the show. My daughter thought her burger was wo

First time here. Came with a friend to check it out. It was early morning (8 a.m.), and it was…read morequiet with a few other people there. It's an interesting place, but hard to put into a specific category. It offers hot beverages, breakfast sandwiches, bagels, oatmeal, etc. -- and then they also have ice cream. When I walked in, I was a bit unsure about the layout and seating. In the first area, there are a couple of tables. There are lots of things going on in this space, and it feels a bit cramped and chaotic. The order counter is here, along with a small kitchen. Beyond this space, you'll find a much larger seating area with tables for different-sized groups. I'm not a design expert, but this area also felt a bit chaotic. I didn't sense any overarching design. For me, it didn't have the relaxing, chill vibe I look for in a coffee shop or café. Got a super friendly greeting and service. Ordered a couple of tea lattes -- one Chai, and the other a London Fog (little lavender, little vanilla, extra foam). Both were made in mugs, served at the right temperature, with great flavor. Got a couple of the scones, and those were just "okay." They were dry (which a scone should be), but they leaned more muffin-like than shortbread-like. Overall, the visit was a mixed bag -- not bad, but not a place I'm likely to return to.

Great coffee and drinks! We will be back for ice cream. The staff was very friendly and I…read morerecommend the croissant sandwich

This was my first time here. The food was good, the staff were very friendly, and the prices were…read morereasonable. I was there with a work associate and even went back to buy another sandwich to bring home for my wife.

Creole Cafe has been on my radar for awhile and finally made it there for breakfast. When we first…read moreentered the cafe, we received a warm welcome! I've been hearing how good their biscuits and gravy (we added an egg to this) are as well as their French toast so of course we had to try those. We also ordered a vanilla latte and regular latte. Everything was delicious. The sausage gravy was seasoned well and the biscuits were crispy on the edges and fluffy in the center. The French toast had a nice caramelized exterior and was cooked perfectly. I couldn't pass up some bakery to take home and got a blueberry muffin and a peanut butter/chocolate chip scone. This scone was fantastic; not too sweet with a great balance of chocolate and peanut butter. What really makes this a five star place is their service. We have tried other places in the surrounding area and the owners will usually ignore us since we aren't regulars. While Creole Cafe definitely has their regular customers, but what sets them apart from some of the other spots is that we didn't feel out of place and the owners made us feel so welcome. We will definitely be frequenting Creole Cafe in the future!

Wow! Just passing by and looking for a breakfast place. This did not disappoint. Crab cakes…read moreBenedict and seafood omelet were equally good.

We loved this place! On our way back to the twin cities from Milwaukee this was a great stop. Our…read moreserver was great and was quick to refill coffee and anything else we needed. The ambiance was very cozy, warm, and friendly. The food was great and I hope to stop again once we make it out for another Bucks game!

Great Harvest is such a cute and homie place to stop by for some baked goods and bevs. The staff…read morehas always been very kind which I appreciate as well. I love the variety of fresh loaves they offer and that they will slice them for you if requested (the sourdough loaf is my fave). They also offer samples to help you decide what to get! I have not yet tried any sandwiches as I tend to go for the sweets, so cannot speak on that, but would definitely recommend adding it to your list of places to try!

Excellent artisinal bread and very good pastries. Nice gifts. Good coffee, cute place with…read morecomfortable assortment of seating, better for a chat with friends or to read a book rather than to get work done but there is one spot on the long table next to a plug that is perfect for a notebook computer and a pad of paper. I don't like how the cashiers-baristas only speak GenZ (have a great rest of your day instead of, thank you, adding "at all" to every sentence) and they make it clear they prefer I get a disposable cups instead of a ceramic coffee cup (no espresso cups at all). Don't let my old fashioned Earth-saving ways deter you, all the other dine in customers seemed to like their plastic cups, lids, and straws. I'm an old man with ancient, forgotten ways. The espresso drinks are good, but the regular coffee can be a little bitter in the afternoon.