I was really impressed with how many employees were here ready to help. Every experience I had was…read morevery positive, except for one slightly sassy cashier. It was probably more of a personality thing, but I just expect sort of a premium experience when I'm paying such high prices. I was really impressed with the guy at the customer service desk that helped me with a product I was looking for. He was able to ask an employee a clarifying question and give me history as to why that item was potentially discontinued and even gave me an estimated date for when it should be coming back. I was very impressed. I got the runaround at Whole Foods asking about this item and I didn't even try target. My kiddo has lots of significant anaphylactic allergies so we end up buying lots of expensive specialty items, and take the occasional trip to specialty grocery stores like Arbor Farms. I love the concept of shopping for Local Michigan items, but with a big family, this is not always in the budget. I will definitely be back with the level of service that I received from the Customer Service guy. Thank you so much!

The coffee area is disgusting. The tables are full of crumbs (the floor and chairs as well). I…read moretried to clean my table but it's sticky and it has some gunk. Dirty. Filthy. Horrible. Unfortunately I cleaned the table before taking pictures. But here are some. The tea is good, though, and the baristas are kind and attentive. Hours after being there, I'm still disgusted. Yuck!

Great service, coffee and lovely place to hang out. I enjoyed one of their avocado toast. Will be…read moreback.

We visited to get a quick meal. There was not much of a crowd on the side of the bar. However vegan…read morechicken sandwich served with a cold patty. The order took quite long despite their reassurance it would be quick. Overall experience pretty disappointing. Unlikely to visit again.

I now like their cold brew with oat milk and vanilla syrup! It's yummy!…read more Their signs are always so cool looking!

This place had great reviews so we decided to stop in on our road trip! There is a parking lot and…read moreseating inside, as well as some outdoor picnic table seating. The place is very inclusive and we saw a variety of folks inside. Their menu isn't large and it seems to be more of a "serious" coffee joint, which is fine by me. That said, we both went with one of the current specials, the blueberry pie latte (one iced and one hot). It took a while for the drinks to be ready, but they were fairly busy inside. The flavor of the espresso was good, but the blueberry pie flavor was lacking. I'd go back but probably wouldn't get a flavored beverage next time. Thanks, Hyperion!

Ordered egg bites and an iced coffee. Egg bites were really good and not greasy at all - good pricesread more

I tried 'That Coffee Place' for the first time today. Yummy coffee, served quickly, with a side of…read morefriendly customer service. What's not to love? Better than Starbucks for sure and locally owned and operated. :)

Super friendly, kind, and helpful. Nice ambience, a cute place. My husband got a frozen coffee,…read morevanilla. I got a latte. And he had some kind of granola bar. All good!

Cute little town with this cute coffee shop!…read more There is parking in front and seating outside and inside. We enjoyed outdoor seating in the nice warmer weather with a breeze. The employees were friendly and even wanted to check if I liked my drink after they made it (I asked to add honey to make it sweeter). I ordered the Cherry Amaretto Latte with Soy Milk as a hot drink and it was deliciousssss! I want to return and try their other drinks! We were glad they were open on a holiday.

Espy opened down the street from us a bit ago but I had been overdue in checking it out. Finally…read morerectified that this past week when I visited for a bite and a bit of caffeination and had an excellent visit. First off the space is beautiful. Very bright and airy and extremely spacious. Plenty of seating and lots of greenery and solid wifi make it a great place to set up shop for a bit, which I did as I sat in on a few work calls during my visit. They have a smaller but curated menu, both of food and beverages, with a real focus on the beans and expertly prepared coffee/espresso. They don't have many syrups or flavors, setting it up to let their roasts shine. I do like my coffee a little sweet so opted for the honey in my iced latte and it was delicious. For bites they have a few items, including an egg scramble, egg sandwich, sourdough pancakes (which is garnering them quite a following!) and my choice, the "Good Salad" which was greens, warm roasted potatoes, and fresh dill topped with a hazelnut green garlic crunch. I added the optional soft boiled egg for a bit of protein and it was great! I wish they sold the hazelnut green garlic crunch because I would put it on EVERYTHING. They also have a few baked goods available and I definitely snatched up the last chocolate walnut cookie while I was there. I'm not sure if they warmed it up a bit for me or they just make a magical gooey cookie but the chocolate chunks were melty and so decadent. They had a few seasonal strawberry based items right now, including some ice cream and beverages. I meant to grab the latter on my way out but got distracted and forgot. Next time for sure! It might have taken me a minute to get here but it won't be a minute before I get back!

I came here this afternoon with my best friend wanting to try a new place. I ordered a honey…read morecinnamon latte with their signature Ope Milk and my friend order the same but with ice and dairy milk. Her drink was great, very similar to Roos Roast and very enjoyable (I tried a sip). My drink was good quality but I didn't prefer the Ope milk because of the distinct nutty and roasted taste of the sunflower seeds. Because I am lactose intolerant and that is the only option, I don't think I would come back here for coffee. I could tell by the taste aside from the milk that the coffee was good quality and brewed with great attention to detail. As for flavors, Espy only had two flavor options on their menu which is unique and has its own pros and cons. I love that the seltzer water is on the house. I would love to try some food here next time I come. Amanda was our barista. They were incredibly kind and eccentric in the best way. They made us feel comfortable and helped us navigate the menu well. Hopefully I have them as a barista again :) The overall vibe of the cafe is amazing. The merch is very cute and as a ceramicist, I really appreciate the handmade mugs, plates, planters, and so on. The open layout was spacious and I genuinely enjoyed being in there. I hope to come back soon and maybe just order a different drink to try,

Absolutely love this local gem! It's such a welcome addition to the neighborhood -- exactly the…read morekind of spot we needed. What sets it apart for me is the variety of savory baked goods, which are often hard to find. Everything I've tried has been delicious, but the breakfast galette is hands-down my favorite. Additional plug for my favorite latte in Ann Arbor: Strider's vanilla ube which is served here :) The service is always fantastic -- warm, friendly, and impressively quick, even when they're busy. We've also had the chance to enjoy their weekend brunch, and it was just as wonderful. You can tell there's real care put into both the food and the overall experience. Highly recommend! One thing to note: the seating is very limited inside, but there are picnic tables with umbrellas outside or lots of neighborhoods to walk in on either side of the intersection.

I still think this is one of the best breakfast sandwiches you will ever have and a solid bakery…read more That being said some of their inefficiencies are really annoying. I get their sandwiches are great and can sell out by 10:30-11, they're that good. After a while one would think they would be able to plan for the increased demand. Also, I came this morning at 7:40am, website says sandwiches available at 8:30am. So the store is open from 7:30-2, and they only have about a two hour window to get these breakfast sandwiches? The other annoying aspect is they rotate their baked items frequently so the items I really like such as the Ube coconut bun and other items are not always offered. You have to check their website a day before or on the day you want to go to plan what items are available. That being said if you have flexibility in your morning work schedule, still one of the better bakeries to go to. It's one of the few places I would like to go to more often, but often skip due to the strict hours of the breakfast sandwiches available and not always having the items I really like.

We used Harvest Market to cater our birthday party, asking the deli and cheese shop to make us…read morecharcuterie boards and fruit trays, and they did an outstanding job! We got tons of complements on the food -- everything was delicious. We would definitely use them again for catering!!

It's still early but out the gate Harvest Market was quite impressive!…read more My husband and I swung by when we were in the area and I was impressed by what we found. First off, it's HUGE. They have an impressive array of options and stock. And it's clean and the aisles are quite spacious, so you're not squeezing past people and their carts just to get by. Lots of grab and go options, too. They have a coffee counter and a pretty sizeable hot bar/prepared foods section. We remarked we'd definitely come back through for that when we weren't in the mood to cook. Produce was impressive. Everything looked fresh and they had a fairly robust selection of tropical fruit, too, which was exciting since I do love a fresh passion fruit now and again. Meat counter was stacked and they have even more in the frozen section, including local farms and purveyors which was impressive. Speaking of local, they carry a TON of local products, from coffee to jams, snacks, meats, dairy, deli meats, etc. They also have a sizable bulk foods section and we were psyched to see our favorite local coffee roaster (Roos Roast) was included. We go through a lot of beans this time of year for our cold brew so it's great to be able to stock up in bulk. They also have a few grinders for freshly making your own bulk peanut butter and almond butter in a variety of styles and roasts. Oh and they also have their own butter churning space near the diary section! Which was unique to the area. It's behind glass so during production hours you can see them make it. After hours you can find their churns in the cooler, with a spread of options including cinnamon, herb, garlic, etc. The only part that was a slight disappointment was the bakery dept. But I have high standards on that. They do have desserts and a variety of options (breads, cakes, pastries, bagels, donuts, etc) at different price points but I wasn't really knocked out by what we got (blueberry lemon scones and a half dozen donuts). Again, not bad, but we are spoiled here in town with access to a lot of kick ass baked goods so it's definitely hard to compare. Check out staff was really nice. Layout made sense and was easy to find whatever we were looking for. My hope is the continue to maintain the quality they've kicked off with! We'll definitely be adding them to our grocery rotation!