Date of visit: January 22, 2026…read more A fun little place in Grafton to wait while your husband has a procedure down the road at Aurora. Okay, you don't have to have that specific scenario to enjoy this cozy spot! You could tell that this was a big meeting place for the locals and regulars, though despite being neither, I didn't feel out of place or viewed askance, which I really appreciated. My Salted Caramel Mocha was a thing of rare beauty and joy, and I went ahead and signed up for their loyalty club at the same time (who doesn't like freebies in exchange for your soul/data?). If you want to work out of this location, make sure you have a fully charged battery as there are few outlets in the inner cafe area; the outer area is better equipped that way but was decidedly lacking in heat and not a place I could stay for any larger amount of time! Since I was there a while, I also went with a peanut butter cake, though I was disappointed to find out that you earn no points on food, just coffee. The cake was very good but also very rich, and I wish that had water on hand to help me finish it!

Always fantastic! The place is full of life any given day of the week, and the staff are always…read morefriendly and patient. I love their speciality coffee drinks, which go beyond simply adding this syrup or that one; they're genuinely creative and suit the season or holiday well. Whether you're looking for a traditional macchiato or a fancy beverage with whipped cream and chocolate, you can get it here and know that it will be delicious. This is a perfect place to catch up with friends, get some work done alone, or just read a book. The shop itself is more spacious than a lot of coffee shops in the area and retains that classic old brick industrial building charm, situated on the first floor of the historic Grafton Arts Mill (which you can also check out if you want to see some great local art!)

This place was such a cutie little stop before heading to the beach! I tried the pineapple iced tea…read moreand thought it was tasty and not too sweet. The pineapple muffin was also delicious! I've never had a pineapple muffin before and loved it! I will definitely need to come back to try some more of their food because many things in the menu sounded good!

I stopped in for a sweet treat. This is more than a bakery. They serve up some sunrise breakfast…read moregoodness like a BLT, quiche, avocado toast , and breakfast muffins. I wasn't looking for breakfast so I just got an oatmeal raisin cookie. I could tell the cookie was made with wholesome ingredients. It was soft, chewy, and very flavorful. I only wish I had gotten a coffee to go with it.

Staff is polite and quick, so you'll get your fun seasonal drink in no time. This location is…read morealways busy but not overcrowded. You could reasonably get into a book here or get some work done if you wanted to. The outdoor space is excellent. It's shared with Sahale next door but there's tons of seating and you'll always see families hanging around, especially during events. I had a Mint-Vanilla Au Lait (seasonal) and it was nice and drinkable. The mint was more of a scent than a flavor, so the iced beverage hit the spot on this hot summer morning! I prefer this Fiddleheads to the local Colectivo and they're about 2 blocks apart. Go here if you want a quick coffee.

I'll never come back to Fiddleheads again. I give it two stars because it isn't terrible and the…read morecoffee shop itself is a nice place to work or hang with friends, but the coffee and food is less than mid and I'd much rather go to other competitors / chain coffee in the area. My mom ordered a latte and the coffee itself has a sour taste which I've heard from others too! It was a $7 latte and she ended up tossing it. All of their flavored syrups are the Monin brand so nothing homemade and very artificial tasting. I ordered a bagel and it was $5, and it came with a Jif PB packet and Smuckers jelly. I wish they would at least have homemade jam or a peanut butter that doesn't have terrible fillers and oil in its product. I then asked for cream cheese and it also came in a packet. The bagel ended up being hard after 20 minutes and I had to toss. The prices are so overpriced for the quality.

Out of business. This place no longer exists. There's an old door that says carols on it. But no…read moreit's not a coffee shop. It's currently for rent.

Just had the rosemary chip ice cream and so good but you have to be into rosemary. The lemon…read more Poppy seed cake ice cream was a refreshing change of pace and if if course had to have it on a homemade waffle cone

Heading south from Sheboygan with my family I had a craving for ice cream, so I pulled up the…read moreoptions around Port Washington. The "best" local place that was open in January was The Chocolate Chisel. My family and I stopped and each got a cone. I also got three truffles. The truffles I bought were chai tea milk, experimint milk (ganache with peppermint extract), and peppermint hot chocolate. The chai tea and experimint milk truffles both tasted like they should based on their descriptions, but I wouldn't wantto buy either again. The peppermint hot chocolate had some crushed peppermint on top, but other than the chocolate being in the shape of a mug, nothing about it reminded me of hot chocolate. Ultimately I don't think any of them were worth the price. The ice cream was lackluster. Both of my kids got cookies and cream in a cake cone and thought it was skimpy on the cookies part. My wife and I sprung for waffle cones with ours and were both disappointed in the excessive cone to ice cream ratio that heavily favored the cone. She got plain chocolate and it was fine. I, however, got banana-rama and ended up throwing it out because it tasted more like butter pecan than anything banana related. I even went back inside and verified with the employee that it wasn't mislabeled in the case.

This place is such a gem! All the current workers and managers are so sweet and caring and they…read moremake incredible drinks and healthy versions of things like scones and cookies. I buy natural items here like my Dr. Bronners lip balm and also musical instruments like a mini tambourine and maraca. They also have some amazing larger instruments and talented musical souls involved there. It truly is a gem in our community, and this place should when 5 stars hands down.

I believe this place is called Amplify now. The service is always great friendly and…read moreaccommodating. I very much enjoy their Americanos and brewed coffee. My child loves their smoothies and steamers. It's fun to browse the musical and other fun wares they sell while you wait.

Great little place. We've been coming to PW for many years and I don't know how we've overlooked…read morethis place. Came for brunch. The omelets are amazing. They are huge. They have plenty of ingredients and cheese. The potato side was also amazing. Crispy little cubes of delight. The staff was very friendly. The inside of the cafe is cute. Bonus... a beautiful outdoor patio next to the marina We will definitely be returning again. I am excited to try other menu items.

If you are looking for a slow morning with coffee, and a view of a waterfront you are in the right…read morespot at Dockside Deli. They offer patio with water view, side patio, and indoor seating. I opted for the marina view with a black cup of coffee. They have a large variety of options between breakfast and lunch. I chose to have the crepes with berries and cream cheese filling which were light and delicious. The service was quick and efficient. I was able to customize my own coffee with milk and flavors of my choosing which I appreciated. With the outdoor seating I chose to enjoy the beautiful Saturday morning with the marina in the background and read some of my book between sips of coffee, and bites of crepes. I hope to head back north again soon, and will ensure that there is a stop here for breakfast as it is the perfect spot to begin the morning at.