My favorite coffee shop I have ever been to. Wow- service, food, ambiance, coffee. Incredible. I…read morelive in Florida but visited here in July of 2025. I had a salted Carmel latte and I think about it everyday. It's now January of 2026! Lol.

The cafe seems far more invested in cultivating an aesthetic than delivering quality food or…read morehospitality. Service feels slow and strangely disengaged, as though customers are interrupting the ambiance simply by ordering. What should feel warm and welcoming instead comes across as performative and inattentive. The food is especially disappointing considering the prices. The sandwiches are remarkably small and underfilled, leaving you wondering whether you accidentally ordered a half portion. The salads are even worse, which is essentially a pile of arugula. For a downtown business surrounded by residents and neighboring businesses, the lack of inclusion for the community and the repeated disregard for basic city noise expectations is difficult to ignore. Ultimately, Flint has several coffee shops that provide better food, better service, and a far more genuine sense of love for the community here.

This old-world German town is home to the world's largest Christmas store, a Christmas wonderland…read morethat feels like a glimpse of the North Pole, no matter the season. I loved how every aisle tells a different story -- sport-themed, college-themed, color-themed, Santa suits, personalized ornaments, beautifully detailed nativity scenes, and unique keepsakes you won't find anywhere else. It instantly makes you slow down and smile. You name it, they have it. Every section feels thoughtfully curated. It's not just shopping; it's an experience, you find yourself wandering, looking up, and taking it all in. That said, a few things to keep in mind: the store is huge and can feel overwhelming, it's almost always crowded, and with so many amazing options, it's easy to overspend. Some sections can feel repetitive, and the nonstop Christmas theme might be a bit much if you're not a big holiday fan. Even with these minor points, Bronner's remains a magical place, bringing out childlike joy and reminding you why the holidays feel so special. Clean restrooms and free Wi-Fi were definitely appreciated.

If you wanted to see Santa's workshop this is as close as you will get…read more I was truly amazed at how they found so many wonderful ladies to sew and personalize all the stockings and ornaments. It was amazing to see them at work and how nice they are! The prices are sky high! be ready. ornaments are north of 20 dollars for the cool ones. so doing a whole tree in one visit will be the price of a used car. I saw many folks buying one or two each year creating the tree slowly... it will take hours to see it all, and the crowds are plenty.... it is open year round.

Broccoli cheddar soup was hot and delicious. My sandwich was one of the specialties and it was so…read moregood! Service was friendly. It's a cute little place we always visit in holly!

Arika our server took great care of us. Chicken and rice soup + carrot cake were super. Small town…read morevibe was wonderful. Hot chocolate exceeded expectations.

Stopped in here for a meeting and it was amazing. The inside is so cute and cozy and spacious…read more Their coffee is great and on Fridays they have donuts. Staff was super friendly. Will totally be back!

Comestibles and Potables. Photodocumented experience. Fresh and tasty baked items. But, no dark…read moreroast nor real cream (just mini moos). *sad face* Execution and Hospitality. Very friendly, smiley, and happy. Great display of baked goods. Open. Lots of natural light. Logos, Pathos, and Ethos. Clean and stocked loos. Families, couples, business types, and friends filled the place. Drive thru option. Lot parking. Overall, will come back for the atmosphere and fresh comestibles.

Update: this location is drive-thru only now!…read more Very nice location! I was hesitant to try this spot at first but was pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness and friendly of the staff! They have some newer seating arrangements that looked very modern and the inside looked very clean. They employees were so sweet and the drinks were made very promptly. They had a good selection of baked goods on display as well. An employee, who was clocked out and leaving her shift, even made an effort to hold the door open for us as we left. That really just shows the politeness and quality employees here which was beautiful to see. The Mango Blood Orange Crème Freeze was DELICIOUS, and I would highly recommend to anyone who likes mangos It was $7 for a 20oz though which did take me by surprise. The Sweet Foam Caramel Cold Brew was a underwhelming as I didn't taste much caramel as I have from other locations but I wouldn't call it bad. It's my go-to drink for a creamy drink with some caffeine that's not too sweet!

Hopped in the driveway as the inside is closed…read more Placed an order for my drinks and proceeded to the window. The cashier was really sweet. I have never used the app so I had to scan a few times but she had me together. This drink was so good but next time I would get it frozen. I would return here. Great service!

Let food or coffee here be a last resort. The breakfast burrito was bland and was hardly a burrito,…read moremore like a tiny wrap with no avocado or anything burrito like. The iced coffee was so bad I could only take one sip. This is an amazing museum though!

If there's one thing this city has in spades, it's decent places to grab a coffee. The Palette Cafe…read moreis no exception. Tucked away inside a corner near the front of the FIA, the Palette Cafe has all the makings of an all-around quality coffee spot, featuring a small, but well-rounded brunch menu, solid coffee drinks, free WI-FI, a comfortable atmosphere, and even adult beverages to boot (they serve wine). Years ago, this was a standard-issue, Starbucks-licensed coffee kiosk with some seating, designed to keep patrons of the FIint Institute of Arts happy if they wanted a coffee or a cookie in between checking out art installations. That has changed. Eventually, it came into its own and became the Palette Cafe (the name is obviously a wink to its location within the FIA, wink wink), a full-service coffee shop with a host of food, coffee drinks and more with expanded hours, its own WI-FI connection, events held on-site, and more. Today, it holds its own in a city dripping with places to get a cup of coffee. They serve coffee from the Mighty Good Coffee Company out of Ann Arbor and true to its name, it is mighty good (long gone are the days of serving Starbucks). The Cafe Americano is my go-to drink, smooth and bold at the same time with no acidic aftertaste. Weak, it is not, but it isn't overtly strong and bitter, either. It's just right. Now, that's a good cup of coffee. As for the food, there are a couple of clear winners on their brunch/lunch menu. The caprese flatbread is my favorite on their new "sandwich board" menu. It isn't slapped together in a rush or made with less than fresh ingredients. It was better than I expected it to be. The flavor, texture and presentation were all there. I had no complaints. I'd say it was at least comparable, and in some cases, much better than the caprese flatbreads that I've had elsewhere. They have a quality Mediterranean Veggie sandwich, too, piled high with appropriate fresh vegetables on artisanal bread, an optimal choice for a vegetarian like myself. My husband had a Tuscan Chicken sandwich once and gave it the thumbs up. My husband and I split the hummus appetizer, which was a decent size for two people. I liked the texture and taste of the hummus, creamy without being oily. Oily hummus is a no no, so naturally, I was relieved that it wasn't a disappointment. It was actually quite good and made for a great shareable appetizer. I would order it again. The soup of the day is always made fresh in-house daily, so remember to check that out. The soups rotate frequently, which means what you had last weekend might not be back on the menu for awhile, but it's best to check back regularly for updates. They have a nice variety of fresh baked treats to satisfy a sweet tooth, but my favorite are the sugar cookies, so soft and moist. I'm sad to admit this, but they are far and away superior to any sugar cookies that I've personally ever baked at home. I know, I should be embarrassed about acknowledging that, but who cares? Oh, and I did mention they serve wine, right? Yes, they do! There's nothing wrong with that in my book. Their WI-FI connection is decent, but it largely depends on just exactly where you're seated. Some tables get a better connection than others, so if your connection seems weak, just switch to the gallery's WI-FI and it will probably be fine. I've had to do that a couple of times and it's usually no problem, although I can see where it could be pretty frustrating. They're often open late, usually in tandem with ongoing events at the FIA. They have a "palette punch card" which entitles the bearer to a free beverage after ten purchases and FIA members always get 10% off their bill (20% on certain FIA member appreciation days).

Been years since I have stopped at Anschutz Cafe…read more Walked in the back door and was greeted by friendly staff and a clean place with good smells from the kitchen. Full bar available if one so chooses and breakfast ALL DAY! Nice home town diner appeal. Good bar Ice cream counter And a full menu worth trying

Amazing food and amazing people! We drive 50 minutes to eat…read morethere! Their fired chicken, country club is to die for. Denny M.

One of those great small town breakfast cafes.... a favorite spot for Saturday morning... good…read morefood, great service, the best coffee

It was okay. Server was friendly. French toast was not special, I can make those myself easily…read more Hash brown was an okay. Bacon was dried and fall apart when bite.

Stop in while taking a stroll downtown. They had a season latte menu so got the cherry vanilla iced…read morewith almond milk. It was good. Not the best latte I've ever had, but I was disappointed in it either. The service was good. I HATE that at checkout the kiosk asks if you want to tip. I think people have forgotten why the tipping process was created. Anyway.... Very cozy place. They sell some local goods such as candles, jewelry, and homemade cards (made by a 10 year old). Check it out!

Best family owned; independent coffee shop in the area. Everyone is friendly and greets you with a…read moresmile. Their coffee is great! And, so are their muffins!