Fast service, great coffee and breakfast sandwich. Beautiful location by the water flumeread more

Me and the lady got an Air BNB right down the road from here and let me tell you..... Worth it!…read moreGreat service, good food, and even better coffee! Staff was very nice. Clean building with lots to look at. Would come back any day!

This is a must stop when I'm in town, and I make sure to bring all my guests as well (So they can…read moreexperience it). The ham, egg, and cheese bagel sandwich is my favorite but you can't go wrong. Same with the coffee! It's super cozy inside, and everyone is so sweet on top of the great service.

This is a great find! If you are on I39 and want coffee and a snack you really must stop here. The…read moreespresso and the lemon cake are excellent. Great people and a very nice bathroom. Pleasant inside as well.

Expansive space in a couple connected historic storefronts overlooking the Fox River. Tastefully…read morerenovated, with lots of seating options. Good service. Espresso is ok. Recommend.

A unique boutique offering bulk loose leaf teas, gourmet popcorn, fresh cinnamon roasted nuts,…read morehandmade chocolates (seasonal) and a selection of gifts & greeting cards.

Cute little shop in historic Ripon with wonderful loose leaf hot teas, gourmet popcorns and…read morehandmade chocolates. Nice, cozy atmosphere and friendly service

Great stop if you're road tripping with kids. They have a wide selection of specialty coffee…read moredrinks, sandwiches and pastries. Plenty of seating with games for kids!

I am very disappointed to be writing this review because what started as a wonderful birthday visit…read morewith my daughter turned into a shocking and upsetting experience. On April 4th, I was visiting my daughter at college for her birthday, and we chose Wisco Coffee Company to spend time together. She had mentioned she was a little concerned when ownership changed recently, but we still wanted to celebrate there. Unfortunately, her concerns turned out to be justified. When we arrived, the shop was packed, so we used the only available seating and moved one chair so we could sit together by the fireplace. Before leaving briefly for a scheduled appointment, we returned the chair exactly where it had originally been. When we came back, the shop had cleared out quite a bit, and we again moved a chair so we could sit together by the fireplace. We stayed for several hours celebrating her birthday, purchased multiple drinks and food items, visited with friends who stopped by to wish her well, took photos, and even had other customers comment on how cozy our little seating area was. While we were sitting there, a woman cleaning a nearby table repeatedly stared at us with a very angry look and then approached me and sarcastically asked if I was an interior designer. Confused, I asked her why she would ask that. She said it was because I moved a chair. At first, my daughter and I laughed because we genuinely thought she was joking. When she continued to scowl at us and look extremely angry at us I asked if she meant to demean us, she said "Yes, I meant to be a smart ass." It quickly became clear she was serious and upset, and the interaction escalated from there. When I asked if she was the owner, she identified herself as the owner's mother and continued escalating the situation. At one point she aggressively rushed at us while speaking, which felt intimidating and honestly made us uncomfortable and concerned about how the interaction might escalate. She called us both "privileged" and "dumb," and also stated she "wouldn't waste any more of her time with stupid people like you," and even said she would "take me out with the trash." When I told her she was hurting her child's business by treating customers this way, she responded that she "didn't care." We were honestly stunned. What had been such a meaningful birthday visit together--especially since I don't get to see my daughter often--ended in a very upsetting confrontation over simply moving a chair so we could sit together. Sadly, after this experience, we will not return and cannot recommend this business. I hope the owner is aware of how interactions like this affect customers and the reputation of the shop.

This is such a cute, unexpected spot in Omro. Dauntless Soul Brew Co is located between two…read morebuildings making it the perfect patio space. The beautiful and dreamy mural adds so much character to the space. Their seating for adults and kids is so welcoming and spacious. And their coffee... so good!!! I was so pleasantly surprised that they have so many unique flavors like cookie dough on the menu and it was really delicious! I will definitely be back and highly recommend.

Great atmosphere, great drinks! They also have baked goods! Great specials, friendly staff !read more

Very surprising find in the middle of Wisconsin. The quality of the breads and pastries is a huge…read morelevel above what we usually find in this area. They're a small shop, so we couldn't buy as many loaves of sourdough as we might have liked in order to freeze and bring back to Chicago! My wife loves their sliced sourdough toast and says it's even better than the high quality Miele sourdough at whole foods in Chicago. That's a pretty high standard.

Love this place! Key Lime Tart is my favorite. Focaccia is wonderful. All soooo good!read more

Drove 15 minutes to find a nice coffee during our stay at a nearby house. Obviously late October is…read moreoff season so it was a little ghost townish around this part of Wisconsin. Thankfully we decided to make a drive to Dauntless Soul and are glad we did. We had drip coffee, lattes and some baked goods. Items were priced affordably and good quality. Interesting teas, and mixed drinks. Staff were friendly and helpful and patient while I made selections. The decor was cute and relaxing although we didn't stay to enjoy. I hope this place does well! They had an ice water station which was nice. Oh, and they did have almond, oat, and coconut milk if that's important to you. I would gladly visit again if I was a local!

4/1/25: Opening day. The first "brick and mortar" setting for this shop started in Winnebago…read moreCounty in an Airtream trailer converted into a coffee shop. Beautifully decorated shop, which dates back over 75 years, initially a diner. Great service, great coffee. Really nice ambiance, with lots of seating options and a kid's play room! Awesome oak slab counter looking out front window.