Absolutely loved this coffee shop. SO cute and close to the Farmington Farmer's market on Saturdays…read more. Their coffee is amazing and not too sweet. I ordered an iced Strawberry Mocha and it's the first one i've ordered where it was the perfect amount of strawberry where you could taste it but not too much! The line was out the door but was so worth it and service was very quick and friendly. Literally going back tomorrow morning LOL!

Very cozy spot with great customer service, impeccable lattes and a quaint atmosphere…read more I truly enjoy coffee that has notes that you can taste. I love a latte with lavender, soy milk, and honey. They get it right EVERY time.

This is my second time here and I will return again. While at first I did not expect to see a…read morecoffee shop in a small strip center, the ambiance is welcoming and the baristas are all super friendly (Kinda makes sense since their core jobs are all in service (first responders). Thanks for letting me hang out a bit, chat with you all, and do a little work too.

I dropped in for a quick latte. I wanted something other than my usual Starbucks so I looked for a…read morelocal spot and this came up. Cute place. Kind of hidden so you don't know it's there unless you're looking for it. I had a Samoa latte that was very good and well balanced. Not too sweet, and it had the perfect amount of espresso shots. The staff was really friendly. I'll definitely be back.

Help at the Metro Airport and just had I awful Chi Tea !!! missing my white Pine Coffee shop…read morealready!!!!

What a wonderful discovery right off the Polly Ann Trail in Oxford. We have stopped at the small…read morecoffee shop for hers, but not since it expanded and possibly changed owners. The vibe is relaxed, honey and rustic. Reminds us of some of the original Caribou Coffee Houses which we miss. Great place to hang out for quiet or a social connection. You don't feel rushed. There is seating in and outside. The staff were polite and efficient. The place was immaculate. We enjoyed the music which was piped in through old-time turntable and albums. Fun. Our mochas were excellent. Rich coffee with just the right amount of not too sweet chocolate. We also had pastries which were heavenly and so pretty. The prices were reasonable. Wish we lived closer. This coffee shop gives us a reason to return to this area.

A bit pricey of a spot but the ambience is really nice. Great for a solo work day, coffee date,…read moreetc. Came in on a Wednesday mornin and it was very quiet. Staff was helpful in assisting me with choosing a "less sweet" latte. Ended up with the house special and it was delicious. Spacious with lots of seating, good natural lighting.

Got a house latte on the way to an event in Rochester hills…read more The lady serving me was nice and explain the menu to my preferences which is something not too sweet. I customized the house latte to not include caramel syrup and add honey in addition to their house spices which includes cinnamon and cardamom and nutmeg. It was delicious and I'm glad I got it as I don't think I would have liked the espresso by itself or Americano as it seemed too strong. Pastries looked great and House made. Ambience clean and fancy looking. Shiny. We'll come back if I was in the area. One latte was around $7 - that seems to be the norm for these Turkish coffee shops.

Stellar, fantastic coffee, and Qamaria provides an attentive mail order experience. This is a very…read moreopinionated review, but based on 50 years of lucky access to very fine coffees, and ideally you will consider it more enthusiastic and informed than smug and annoying. We live on the West Coast, were looking for Yemini coffee, and fortunately found Qamaria's website, ordering the Gate of Yemen dark roast. The roast is lighter and less oily than a French roast, as it should be, with some oil in the beans appropriate to something called a dark roast. We would say that Qamaria not only skillfully but more importantly respectfully roasts for the bean. This coffee makes us very happy, with a good dark "round" and balanced aroma to the ground beans and the brew. We made it pour over, but it feels most appropriate to stove top espresso or traditional style. It has a very satisfying long tail. A pour with a plot. A touch of the right kind of bitterness. The bean crushes easily between the fingers and grinds up finer than the espresso blend that we drink pour over (45% French Roast using Columbian beans, 45% Italian Roast using Mexican beans and 10% dark roast using Indonesian beans). Qamaria dark roast makes a pour over cup that is thicker than expected, which we find very satisfying: it's a sort of the character of traditional brewing but in a Chemex. We like the surprising way that a slight, fine sediment sneaks through the pour over paper filters and spreads across the tongue. Next we will move on to other Qamaria roasts and blends, brewing on stove top. The price point kills us, but how does one settle for ordinary to save money, when extraordinary gives such pleasure?

Excellent coffee! The pistachio latte was phenomenal! Great service and a really cool and unique…read morelobby! Will go back every time I'm in town! Drinks were just a tad sweet but still very delicious!

One of my go to bakery in the areas. My favorite cake is death by chocolate and the carrot cakes…read more The ladies are usually welcoming and accommodating and sometimes they offer tasters

I had a very disappointing experience today at Sweet Dreams Bakery on Orchard Lake Road in West…read moreBloomfield. When I walked in, I eventually said, "Hello," to get someone's attention. I understand employees may be busy, so that wasn't my concern. What bothered me was the customer service that followed. I asked for a small Berries Delight and pointed to the individual desserts on the left. Instead, the young man assisting me went to the cakes on the right and attempted to hand me a small cake. I politely stopped him and explained that I wanted the personal-sized Berries Delight on the left. He responded by saying, "Those are called slices," in a tone that came across as rude and condescending. I then asked if I could have a fresh one from the refrigerator because the one in the display case looked like it had been sitting there for a while. He insisted the display one was fine, but I repeated that I would prefer one from the refrigerator. He reluctantly got one and handed it to me, saying, "There's your fresh Berries Delight," in a sarcastic tone. I visit Sweet Dreams regularly--between this location and the previous one, I stop in about four times a month. I've always enjoyed your desserts, which is why this experience was so surprising. I've never been treated this way before. I hope this feedback is taken seriously because the quality of customer service should match the quality of your products.

Great coffee hubby and I visited twice when in town for the Claressa Shields boxing fight last…read moremonth and we loved it! Cute decor

The definition of hipster is to have a store that you can only find if you know about it, already…read more So this place shares a building with a barbershop, which happens to be on the second floor, but the coffee shop has no signage. Was there in early June and the coffee and service were both good, as was the savory pastry I got. The main issue with this place is the noise... not for the usual reason in coffeeshops where they play music too loud, but it's a raucous and busy place, which speaks well of the business. But far worse than noisy conversation there's this bell on both the front and back entrances that plays a little five note electric tune every time someone comes in or leaves... Why is it there? Why is it needed? The fact that only a few people have noted it here perhaps speaks more of our noise-polluted lives than anything else, but it's maddening as this thing goes off literally every minute or more, constant, tintinnabulations of the bell, bell, bell, bell, bell... There was an employee taking a break on his phone listening to YouTube videos out loud, too... I guess we're all just so used to this now. So if you want a quiet cafe to get work done, this ain't it. Maybe it's more of a Central Perk scene, with people meeting socially, all who liked the place before it became cool.

Went with my friends and was worried that I couldn't get anything as I don't drink coffee, but they…read morehad so many adorable pastries and lots of options. The croissant I got was delicious and the pastries are reasonably priced and pretty big. Very cozy atmosphere and staff was very kind

The service was horrible. These ladies stood in front of me and spent over 10 minutes ordering mind…read moreyou I had to be at work in less than 20 minutes and I had about five minutes to order my coffee and leave. Nobody had to care in the world of the line of people waiting to order while these two ladies were standing at the register, just talking as if there's nobody behind them.. I ended up walking out without coffee. I came here to try their new cloud drinks. Honestly, I don't think I'm coming back, but I will definitely check out another location.