We really enjoyed our visit to this beautiful restaurant. They redid the interior, making it much…read morebrighter and welcoming. Our server was excellent, very enjoyable and had a cheery attitude. We had the Chorizo burrito and the eggs Benedict. The Chorizo was very good! It had good flavor and a little backend heat. The eggs Benedict was also excellent with a large amount of hollandaise sauce and a very nice piece for Canadian bacon. Enjoyed their Latte however at $5.50 each we thought that was rather high.

Very busy on a Tuesday early afternoon when my daughter and I stopped in for lunch. The menu has a…read morelot of great options, primarily breakfast (as the business name suggests) but also a decent lunch menu. We started with cinnamon sugar churros, which were tasty although slightly overcooked. I liked that they came with two dipping choices of strawberry glaze and Nutella. I chose chicken caesar wrap with fries and my daughter had kids chicken tenders with fries. Both meals were large portions, especially the fries. The food was fresh and hot, although I would have loved a more flavorful caesar dressing in the wrap. Overall we had a good experience and can't wait to try breakfast next time. Glad this business moved into Mukwonago.

Been here several times before, and it has always been good. Today I showed up around 8:00. Decided…read moreto get a hot beverage, some bakery, and spend some time with a book. The building is essentially stand alone, with an attached "Take 5" oil change business (I'd want to grab a coffee while waiting for an oil change). In the front, there are a few outside café tables. Inside is large, with plenty of tables and seating for different size groups. There are design and decoration elements that are religious in nature, but I don't find them overpowering. The place was mostly empty when I arrived. There were a few cars using the drive thru. Got a nice greeting from the cashier. Placed my order for a London Fog Tea Latte (little lavender, little vanilla, extra foam), and got it in a mug. I would have ordered a scone, but all they had in the case were muffins. Since I couldn't get a scone, I found the most decadent muffin, which was a Caramel Apple Pecan. It took a few minutes to make the London Fog (which is a good sign that they are giving it a good steep). They also left the bag in the mug, which I prefer. The beverage was excellent, the right temperature, good flavor, and the texture was right. The muffin was also very good. It was a very good experience and would make me come back again. Maybe next time they'll offer a scone or two.

I was recently at Brew52 for a work meeting. I had an iced Americano and a blueberry lemon scone…read moreboth very good. The staff were friendly and greeted us as we walked up to the counter to order. We will be back again soon.

Been here several times. It's a small locally owned coffee shop. It's part of a small strip mall,…read moreamong several other strip malls. The counter is right as you walk in. There is seating available for small groups 2-6 people. There is also another adjacent room for additional seating. There is plenty of natural light coming in from the windows. They sell other merchandise at/near the counter. It's a bit cluttered (IMHO). There are lots of regulars that show up here. On most Fridays, during lunch there is a musician playing guitar, and taking requests. It's a relaxing and joyful atmosphere. They offer lots of different lattes, teas, and baked goods. They also make soups and sandwiches. On this day I ordered my usual London Fog (little vanilla, little lavender, and extra foam). I wasn't going to get anything to eat, but they had some freshly baked cinnamon rolls on the counter. The smell was irresistible, so I also got one of those. Both the latte and the roll were excellent. The cinnamon roll was slathered with cream cheese frosting. Yummy, but way to much for me. It's a nice place, with friendly people, and good food offerings.

Really nice local breakfast and lunch venue. Great baked goods and a really really good chicken…read moresalad sandwich! The cinnamon rolls are to die for!. Periodically, at lunch they have a local musician playing guitar music. Relax in the room that is set up more like a living room than a restaurant and enjoy your lunch or coffee. They have a nice selection of giftware And locally made jewelry pieces also! Make sure to get one of the punch cards.

Came here for the first time with a friend. Didn't come specifically for the organic products, but…read moreout of general interest in what this place had to offer. Glad that we did! Food: Normally, I would get a London Fog Latte and a scone. They have both items, but because of their focus on healthy, organic, and local ingredients, I had to adjust my order and expectations. The London Fog Latte was made with oat milk and honey as the sweetener. The scones (and the rest of the bakery) are gluten-free. Both of these were different from what I would normally have, but they were very good. The London Fog was really well made. For oat milk, it had some very nice froth. The flavor and the temperature were good. The Pecan Maple Scone was also good. Like many gluten-free baked goods, it was more dense. They warmed it for me, and it was a delicious treat and a nice companion to the latte. Service: We received excellent service from the person helping us. We were the first ones there when they opened at 9:00. She was very helpful in explaining the café offerings and was clearly passionate about the mission. The London Fog is not on the regular menu, but they knew what it was and were happy to make it. They ensured we got everything we asked for: lattes in mugs, bakery items warmed, and food brought out to the table. Relaxed, helpful, and friendly service. Thanks, Elizabeth. Atmosphere: The place is bright and cheerful. The bee theme is present throughout the entire café, from the wall coverings to the small plates for beverages. Lots of nice light comes in through the front windows. There is plenty of seating for different-sized groups, with a choice of metal or upholstered chairs, or a couch for different levels of comfort and conversation. The entire visit had a nice vibe. I'm not quite ready to give up my flour and sugar, but I would have no trouble stopping in again.

We found ourselves in Mukwonago around lunch time and decided to try Bee Well Cafe…read more The decor carries a bee theme throughout the place with fuzzy looking bees painted on the walls as well as a hive pattern, coasters, real plates with bees, and even bee themed salt and pepper shakers. They note that they feature fresh local organic goods, though the cold cuts displayed were Boars Head. I ordered a grilled cheese artichoke havarti sandwich, and it was tasty and not too heavy. Our sandwiches were accompanied by savory gherkins, which were delicious. You can enter via the front or back entrance. The cafe features an array of seating options like fun yellow comfy furniture and a children's table as well.

Been here several times. It's a nice coffee shop. The staff are friendly and attentive. There is…read morea small parking lot out back, which is where you enter. The seating area is a large room with several different table groupings. There are small tables for groups of 2-4. There are big windows on the front, so lots of natural sunlight. There were a few other tables taken, and people were having quiet conversations or doing work. We ended up taking a spot in the corner, with chairs that are made for relaxing, but definitely not for talking :( (they lean way to far back, super awkward). They did a good job making my London Fog Latte (little lavender, little vanilla, and extra foam). There was not a lot of fresh bakery items to choose from. I wanted something more like a scone, but all they had was a cinnamon roll. They heated it up, and it pretty good. We would come back. ps - there is a large world map towards the rear of the shop. It's always generated fun conversations on the way out. Also, it still shows the "Gulf of Mexico" :)

We always have the best coffee shop experience at Espresso Love. Drinks are delicious and made…read moreaccording to your liking. They offer a great selection of breakfast and lunch options. The staff is always friendly and attentive. The owners support local artists and allow them to display and sell their work. They are truly invested in our community and do so much behind the scenes to help make Mukwonago better.

My husband was looking for pumpkin/apple orchards in the area and noticed elegant farmer is known…read morefor their apple pie in a bag. If you're going to get 1 item from here, I highly recommend it being that. It's won awards for numerous years and is recognized from reputable places. This small town market has a lot to offer, most of its products are directly from them or locally sourced. It's designed to give off a small town feel and is cozy. We were hoping to walk around the apple orchard and outside grounds but unfortunately that is only available Saturdays and Sundays. Since we stopped in on a Wednesday that area was closed. We made the best out of it and strolled around the market instead. Staff members were helpful. No one was pushy and we didn't feel rushed to get in and out. We purchased several items and if I were to go back I'd definitely get the apple pie in a bag and chocolate peanut butter balls again. I'd pass on the seasoned pretzels and cheese curds. They were just fine IMO.

Our recent visit to Elegant Farmer has me so excited for another return in fall (aka peek season to…read moreget all of their incredible autumn-themed products). My in-laws were in town visiting and happened to be passing through that area. It was a must-stop seeing as my father-in-law's favorite food is apple pie, and Elegant Farmer has undoubtedly the best in the state! We opted for the biggest, 9″ pie for $24.99. Worth every penny. Once a year I'm reminded how dang delicious they are. Make your stop here for not only pie, but endless other goods from their shop like pastas, cheese, sweets, jams, honey, dressings, popcorn, meats, juices, and beyond! So many classics not to be missed. We'll be back in Sept/Oct time for apple picking and all of the fall-family-fun they have on-site!

I'm always finding new spots when I travel, and this particular BBQ spot caught my interest …read more David Alan's BBQ in Mukwonago did not disappoint. The smoked meats were on point, juicy, flavorful, and you can tell they take their time with it. The pulled pork and sausage had that perfect smoky bite, and even the brisket in the bowl hit. The sandwiches were stacked and messy in a good way, and the sides actually showed up too, mac and cheese, coleslaw, and cornbread all solid. If you want legit BBQ with big portions and real flavor, this spot is worth it. Service was attentive, the ambiance was cool too. I definitely will return when I'm in town.

Had the opportunity to try their Cod fish fry. It comes with three nice sized pieces of beer…read morebatter cod and your choice of a number of different side options. We had their pig tail fries and potato pancakes. The fish was very good, not greasy, cooked perfectly. The pig tail fries were also very good. Had to have the potato pancakes recooked as the first ones were over done. The second ones were very good as was the applesauce. Rye bread is rye bread not much more to say there. Neither of us cared for their coleslaw, which is vinegar based. Overall we give it 7 out of 10. The service was handled by the bartender and she did a great job. The ambiance is sports bar/restaurant with plenty of TVs.

Stopped in for lunch. Food was great, service was great, place is well kept and has a nice…read morehometown vibe. I'll be coming here again.

Homemade cooking. Everything is good. There is a large menu…read more Lucy is so friendly and kind. Charming location in an old train depot.