I love Aldea! I have to come here whenever I'm in Grand Haven…read more The location is great, right in the center of downtown on Washington Ave. Staff have always been nice and drinks and baked goods are great too! It's a certified B corp which means all their ingredients are sustainably and ethically sourced! That's a big plus! The place is so nicely designed with so many places to sit. Big beautiful windows let in lots of sun and natural light. I love sitting outside in the summer taking in the energy of downtown. You can tell this place really puts a lot of effort into caring and supporting their local community! This is the ideal local coffee shop. Although I've never been, they also have a location in downtown Muskegon!

I rode my bike to get my wife a coffee to bring back to the camp ground. I ordered an iced…read moreamericano and found out they don't have any sweetener other than sugar. No sugar free sweetener of any kind. They filled the water all the way to the top so I had to drink some of it to get the lid on and they only have the wide mouth drink lids. No straws. I asked for a larger cup because I had to carry it on my bike. They don't have any. Just small cups. I get it if the owner doesn't like sugar free sweetener. But making that decision for the customer is very pretentious.

This is my Saturday and Sunday morning go-to coffee shop! At first I wasn't sold on this place,…read morebecause I didn't think the atmosphere was cozy enough. The more I went, the more I fell in love. They have a very friendly staff, they are quick, and there are always people inside! It is an awesome place to do work, set up your laptop, and study. I think its cool to see the crowd change as the season changes, and now they even have a smoothie shop outside for the tourist season! They have delicious coffees, sandwiches, fruit, and baked goods. The turtle muffin is so good, and the white chocolate raspberry scones are so incredibly good. I really enjoy this place, and my dog even knows that when we go, she gets a doggie bagel! Keep on keeping on!

Tried their BBQ pulled Pork sandwich and their Island Hopper fruit smoothie. Sandwich was very…read moretasty and portion size was very generous. Their fruit smoothie was to die for - best smoothie I've ever had...will be coming back soon!

Still delicious and still good service…read more This past week, I went with the two eggs, which comes with diced redskin potatoes and choice of bread - I had the biscuit this time. The potatoes are so yum. This time instead of adding on the blueberry almond oatmeal, I went with the Oatcakes (pancakes made from oatmeal) which had blueberries inside. Split two cakes with my wife - enjoyed them and the cinnamon butter on top is delicious. She liked the Heartland and the kids went with French Toast plus turkey sausage.

I am just so disappointed in the evolution of Morning Star Cafe. Truly, it could be so great with…read morebetter management and staff. The waits are incredibly long. We even ate before we went so we wouldn't get hangry, but even from the wait of being seated to the time the kitchen finally makes your plate of food, my children were almost in tears because their tummies hurt. My daughter literally only ordered yogurt and fruit. She was the LAST one served. Please train servers to get children's food out quick (for everyone's sanity). When asked how our meal was, I finally did mention that this will be our last time patronizing this establishment. Clearly they are too busy to craft a joyful and memorable experience. It's better if we find a new spot. My previous review still stands. Go if you want a good breakfast, but be prepared to wait awhile and pay a premium for it.

Cafe Tamaki is an inclusive, cozy "third place" to work, meet friends, or enjoy incredible tea from…read morereal tea masters. The atmosphere is welcoming, cordial, and authentic. I have met people here that I now consider real friends. I don't know of any other cafe in Muskegon that feels like this spot. It's a must-visit.

The essence of Japan in a modern tea house. The selection of teas and food are amazing, from…read moreimported Japanese sweets to fine teas treated with the the respect level required for artisan tea. My favorite are waffles with filling, yet the cherry twist served all three ways (warm, Kakigori, soda) is my clear drink choice. Traditional and modern seating, friendly staff, a fine selection make this a top choice for a late night hang. Heads above Hakalau even on the quality of the shaved ice. A MUST VISIT for those passing through Grand Haven, or living on the Lakeshore in West Michigan. Domo aragato, gozaimase.

This starbucks is consistently inconsistent. If I'm paying for a venti, give me a venti. It really…read moreis that simple.

They were very nice and helpful takes a long time to make drinks but that's normal I really like…read morethis location and prefer this one over the one in the grocery stores

So, so, so slow. I waited and waited and eventually canceled my order. At 5 minutes per car in line…read moreand 6 cars in front of me, that's a 30 minute wait. For coffee? I have better things to do with my time. It's a good thing this is not the Biggby where I normally go.

Hi there coffee enthusiasts! As someone who grew up in the PNW, drinking quality coffee I can…read moreconfidently say that I feel embarrassed for anyone who considers going. The coffee tasks like instant coffee added to sugar water that costs you $7. Service is great and environment is clean. Again, if you love coffee just be cautious. Have the best day ever!

Very fun. Great staff. Very efficient. Lots of cool And…read moreinteresting beers to taste Big place so lots of room. Def go back again

Good beer, pub atmosphere, no food offerings however there is food nearby that will deliver right…read moreto your table. Friendly barkeeps. Bring your own food is helpful, too.

Finally got a chance to pop in to their brick and mortar store, since the other time I tried the…read moreYMCA food truck location, they were closed. The first thing that struck me (besides the unenthusiastic customer service) was that the prices (for comparable bowls) were higher than what I'm accustomed to. The bowl I got was $15, so at that price point, I already had high expectations. Only 2 base choices that day - Pitaya and the blue stuff- since Açai was unavailable. Pitaya is hit or miss usually, some places are good, others just taste like ice with a hint of flavor. The girl handed me my bowl while looking down at her on her phone, making no eye contact. Anyway, taste test! Unfortunately the pitaya had no flavor and the rest of the bowl just kind of flopped. Granola was almost flavorless and could use a little more sweetness. I'm wondering if it was just an off day? I'm willing to come back again at some point. Just not anytime soon.

These were grea, so much fresh fruit! The iced Honey Lavender latte is also delicious !read more

Amazing coffee and atmosphere!! They employ people with disabilities so it is also an amazing cause!read more

Stopped in with my family on our way up north on a Saturday morning. We were greeted warmly and the…read morespace was really neat! I got an iced mocha with oat milk, my husband got an americano, my kids each got a bakery item- blueberry muffin, cinnamon scone, cherry turnover, and everything was delicious and enjoyed. Happy we stopped here!

Delicious but be there at a lucky time, or your faves might have to wait til they're able to…read moreaccommodate baking a fresh batch; especially my absolute favourite cannolis (originally from the mid-Atlantic seaboard...they are Italian-standard in all aspects, not a bank-breaker at all (they're 2.50 a pop and that's at minimum a non-meaty, yet fatty, whipped to perfection in pastry glory, freakin' 550-700 calories (as a short little guy weighing 155 lb that can be a half days' meal or more if busy/ end of month lol- so gimme a break phony Italians- go to MickeeDees and spend two fifty on some mystery meat if that be your preference or TorontoTims eight day faux American Apple Fritz 'al dente con brio' (break ya teeth off so strong it's a rock) if ya have dental insurance in America ha - go to the corner store, like you'd see in old Baltimore or The Main Line of Philly (a little chit chat - stir up some questions of what the server likes - they're busy as heck, remember, so the bustle and normal well oiled ha business "unaesthetic ambience" is actually very well kept for staff issues (this is the display case part of the store we're reviewing after all) and reminds me of places on the Jersey Shore on the off-season- locals' tell ya by foot where to go for starting a nice day! And the neighborhood is urban commercial/industrial 2 if I'm right, ya know, not yuppie stuff - so very organic small maritime city with many layers of history: Franco-Ottowah, Mid-Atlantic swarthy Irish/Mediterranean/Balkan, Great Migration Success Story, and your unique Netherlandy people too. All hungry and at the mercy of the big orders of the day! That's a good small business for you. Four stars to make it clear you can park in the gravel "employee" lot if you're poor at streetwise parking. Easy fix and it's a 5-er! Evan Kearney (ÓCaernaigh)

The service at the Grand Haven store is appalling. I recently ordered what I believed was a regular…read morecake with buttercream frosting, which is what I have always received in the past. Normally I get a sheet cake, but they didn't have any, so they told me they were giving me a 7 inch round When I picked it up, it was in a sealed box, so I didn't discover until I got home that the cake had a hard chocolate coating rather than just the plain buttercream frosting I had expected. When I called the store simply to understand what had happened, the woman I spoke with was argumentative and dismissive. She repeatedly told me that that cake "always comes that way" and that I "should have known." I explained that I had never received it that way before and had every reason to believe I was ordering the same traditional cake with buttercream frosting that I had purchased previously since that's what I had asked for in my phone conversation to order the cake. What was most disappointing was the complete lack of courtesy. I wasn't asking for a refund or anything for free--I simply wanted to understand why I had received something different from what I thought I had ordered. A simple, "I'm sorry there was a misunderstanding," would have been more than sufficient. Instead, what should have been a very simple conversation became unnecessarily unpleasant. The cake was disappointing, but the customer service was far worse.