Hi. My name is Holly and I'm a BEJ addict. I'm not even joking. The days I try not to go I end up…read morethere right before closing! I go through drink phases... but once I've ordered it a few times they remember my order which is crazy scary cool! I've tried and loved: - The Mudslinger Frappe - The Snowslinger Frappe - Iced Raspberry Mocha - Iced Vanilla Latte - Chocolate Cherry Cordial Frappe - Carmel Apple Smoothie - Chocolate Smoothie You can probably tell, I'm not one for hot drinks. Sorry, I can't speak to those! They also have a rewards program so you can earn a free drink! Oh, and they give out chocolate covered coffee beans for an extra kick! WARNING: Must be strong willed and non- addictive personality to try... or be willing to take on a second job to afford your new addiction. :-) #Addicted #BlackEarthJavaSummer

So for some reason they are using a very heavy perfume inside of the coffee shop, the last two…read moretimes my coffee has actually smelled & tasted like perfume not coffee. The first time I threw the coffee away and chalked it up to someone with lotion on their hands. Today, I did go in to complain and the I didn't notice the smell inside because I had already inhaled so much of it on my coffee cup, but when I got outside, I realized my hair and my clothes all smelled so bad of perfume now as well. So instead of doing my errands I had to come home and take a shower and throw my coat in the washing machine and spray my Jeep out with alcohol. A coffee shop should smell like coffee and donuts not perfume. Very disappointed.

It sure is interesting! Like stepping back into time. The coffee is not my favorite by any means…read more But it is something different and is fun to stop by.

I love finding these Gems in small towns. Toads is super quaint. Very tiny, only three tables that…read moreseat two each. But the space is so amazingly eccentric, it's enjoyable to just sit and look around. The coffee is roasted on site, good flavor nice balance. The proprietor was just as eclectic as his shop, interesting and informative. Overall I gave this a 5 star rating for the atmosphere, the good coffee was a bonus. Huge fan of this place.

Best coffee shop in Storm Lake!…read more They have it all: good vibes, yummy drinks, and friendly staff. They even have small conference rooms you can reserve (or just use if they're open) for meetings or work. They're also female owned! They have a standard menu along with a rotating seasonal one. They also have a variety of food options for breakfast and lunch, including many vegan options. It can be hard to come by intentionally made vegan food in this area and the effort is much appreciated. There were some cookies and macarons out when we stopped by as well, the former of which was vegan and gluten free. Who knew such a woke business was tucked away in Storm Lake? They also have a drive thru, but I recommend stopping inside with a friend for a nice morning in town. I tried a mint mocha seasonal drink and the aforementioned vegan oatmeal cookie. Both were great and I would get them again. This is my new go-to coffee shop in Storm Lake and it is absolutely worth a visit.

Love a good, strong extra ice americano! The espresso is smooth, strong, and delicious! If you want…read morea nice strong cup o joe, head over!

In town for a short stay and wide needed coffee. Looked up on here and found some options but…read morejumped on the web to check and found Fifty-Nine (no Yelp listing yet). I'm glad we tried it because it is fantastic. She got a hot vanilla latte, smooth creamy with a hint of sweet. I like my coffee like I like my coffee ice cream, cold and sweet. I went with an iced Rambler (brown sugar cinnamon, honey, and mocha). It has a nice pronounced cinnamon flavor right away and ends with the sweetness from the brown sugar and honey. Not sure I taste any mocha, but that's okay. We will be back for sure.

Was visiting from out of town and stopped in for avocado toast and a matcha. The BEST matcha and…read moreavocado toast I've ever had! Will definitely be back before we leave. I'm gonna miss this place when I get home!

Right across the road from the waterpark sits a charming little coffee shop that perfectly balances…read morecozy and spacious. The interior feels warm and inviting without feeling cramped, making it an ideal spot to relax. They serve creative and delicious cold brew coffees alongside a tempting selection of pastries and egg dishes for breakfast. We ordered a toasted bagel with cream cheese, eggs for the kids, and the breakfast pizza--everything was fresh, flavorful, and absolutely worth the stop! Highly recommend popping in if you're in the area. The staff worked quickly on orders and was very pleasant.

Got two coffees through the drive through and didn't put chocolate in mocha and the other they…read moredidn't add sweetener to latte never go back. Both orders Mocha and latte wrong! Beware of drive through here

Greene Bean Coffee offers a seasonal menu for of yummy drinks. I have been loving the Bee's Knees…read morewith a vanilla cold foam. The baristas are easy going and you can always stop and talk to them. The coffee shop has a relaxed ambiance and plenty of spaces to read a good book.

A little gem of a coffee shop nestled in our amazing small town. Great coffee and drinks.read more

First time at Ardys Mae. Both the Italian Grinder and Cubano sandwiches were very good. The pasta…read moresalad was good but had lots of dressing. There weren't any scones by lunch time. Latte was very good. They had chili & cinnamon roll that I'll try another time. The shop is nicely decorated. A couple people were just hanging out working or reading. The staff was great. Very nice experience.

I came here to buy a T-shirt for a friend. But then I love the ambiance. So I bought a cuppa…read morecoffee. Good grief!! It's the best coffee I've had in a long time. I am a heavy coffee drinker!! Then I tried their coffee cake. Blimey! It goes well with my drip coffee. OMG! I am hooked. This is a great coffee shop.

I don't get around to going very often, but I always love it when I do. It has a really nice…read moreatmosphere and the prices are about the same as any other coffee shop. But the staff is always nice, when my daughter or son is with me, they always give them the chance to order for themselves (which my kids love!). The coffee is always amazing and the food is delicious. If I had any complaints at all, it would be that there isn't anything really savory that's meatless. But that's not enough to lose them a star.

What a great little coffee shop. These are the hidden gems I like to find when traveling. They have…read morea story and you aren't just getting a good cup of coffee or a latte, you get the family friendly place. I gave them a 4 only because I couldn't try any food as it was New Year's Eve and they closed early so I couldn't rate the quality of food. But I'm sure it would have been great as well. Support local and get out there and get a coffee.

This was a great experience. I didn't try the pancakes but it's the size of a plate and looked…read moreamazing. The Reuben sandwich was really good. I love that they are a farm-to-table and scratch kitchen. They also sell locally sourced ingredients for sale. I purchased a 100% whole-grain wheat flour for making French baguettes at home. It didn't disappoint and is a great price. All the staff were very helpful and eager to answer our questions. This is a "highly recommended" from me. I plan to visit my next opportunity.

I'd like to give this restaurant a better review, the one negative was a big one. For the long…read moreLabor Day weekend, we plan to meander to Sioux Falls, SD. One of the first major stops is all the antique malls in Walnut, IA. The wife mentioned that she would like me to find a bakery that served food. I thought I was the hero finding Milk & Honey - a farm to table bakery. The restaurant is in an old Ford dealership building next to a jui jujitsu place. You have to order 1st up front and then wait for them to deliver your food. The good: An excellent place to people watch. Both the employees and clientele. Interesting enough quite a diverse clientele. I ordered the sausage breakfast sandwich with a side of home fries with cheese, peppers and onions recommended by the lady who took our order. A great recommendation. When our food arrived it was hot and good. The bad: My wife wanted to sit outside. I wished I took her suggestion. It was hotter inside than outside. We waited 45 minutes for OU order. You don't want to be around my wife when she is hot and hungry.