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.

Got have either their sweet roll or the loaded up bagel both are delicious. Pair that with their…read moreCaramel Mochiatta to wash it down. Great service too.

The moment I first walked in it was like another world comfy seating very nice employeesEvery late…read morestart on Wednesdays me and my mom would come in and get bagel bombs and boba and made the day so much betterthank you evergreens for giving me a wonderful late start Wednesday school year and new favorite place for food and boba

Drinks: I tried the Bees Knees on some recommendations and it's worth getting. It's their version…read moreof a cafe miel. I also got a nitro and it was ok. I didn't get a ton of flavor from it. Service: Always friendly, always above and beyond. They're just really kind folks and I appreciate the recommendations. Ambiance: There was a girl singing and playing guitar and it created a great atmosphere. The place was busy with conversation and folks enjoying the beautiful day.

Five stars to this great shop!! Love the urban looking decor and the warm woods of the place. I…read morebought a bag of their beans to roast at home and they are fresh and I'm having a great coffee at home. When I was there I got a latte. She asked me what I like and I like vanilla and carmel. I'm sure it has a name...but it was hot and well made and delicious! I had my little baby grandson with me and although he didn't get himself a latte...I got him a peanut butter bar, which was very good.

I randomly discovered this gem. Very welcoming, cozy vibe;…read moreseats less than 30 inside (and more for patio seating); definitely a prime third space shop (wifi, ample tables, outlets); brightly lit from natural light coming from large windows facing south and overlooking the creek. Thrilled to see @crust_fenton pastries. Sadly, cannot give a fair rate on coffee; first sip tasted off because the half and half must had turned sour. Staff seemed friendly. Loos were shared by @20FrontStreet; but kempt, stocked, nice smelling soap. Need to come back to have a full experience for the coffee.

It's all about the light roast. People were super friendly more expensive than others around but…read moreit's good if you know what you like.

Compared to other Tim Hortons, they are the best! They are…read morefriendly, give great service, give me a receipt, honor a Senior discount, clean bathroom (men's) and the list goes on. Plus, I am starting to like Donut's. Thanks for everything you guys and ladies do, it is much appreciated.

I go there all the time after work for my donuts and drink. Never once that one of their donuts…read morewere out I love it! I ALWAYS get the honey cruller aka the best one and in other locations they're out but this one they have it for me hehe and ofc their matcha and other drinks r golden. And they get ur food ready for u so quick and very attentive at the window and very friendly.

3.5 rounded up! I love that they have house made syrups, the banana bread syrup was very good! The…read morelattes are priced very well. I don't love their espresso though, it tastes very light to me and they need more ice in their iced lattes! Overall I haven't loved either lattes I've gotten here because of the espresso and ice ratio, they are ok but not great, not sure I'll come back!

It's a solid 5 stars…read more First: coffee was so unique. Seasonal menu available, changes every two months. Syrups are home made, made with whole ingredients. Espresso is to die for. Got the pooh bear latte and it was so worth it. Lovely maple syrup taste (not overpowering) and the honey comb crunch was great and subtle. Ambiance: you can see why you would want to sit and stay for hours. It's so inviting. So cozy. Well lighted. Plants. Good handwriting, lol. Books for kids. Their bakery items are all baked in house. Sweet and savory. Glad I tried this item (half eaten!) Service: a solid 5. I asked so many questions, all were answered with a smile and with no annoyance. Warm. Welcoming. First time, but treated like a regular. Would come back if in area.

My wife and I went here for brunch on our anniversary weekend. We were fortunate to get a table…read morequickly. They were busy but not overly so at around 10 am on a Saturday morning. We were quickly offered coffee which was typical diner fare. My wife didn't care for it, but I'd certainly had worse. We heard about the specials and took both. One was a Doc Holliday skillet which was typical skillet material but also had country gravy. The other special was a Stuffed Strawberry French Toast dish. We also ordered the suggested Lemon Ricotta Pancakes. We knew we'd have some to take home to the kids. The pancakes were a little dry as was the biscuit were traded our toast for; but everything else was pretty great. The service was fast but somewhat rushed and inpersonal. They were busy, but not THAT busy. An all around 4.2 rounds down to 4.

Greeted and seated right away even tho it was a hopping lunch crowd. Super cute modern farmhouse…read morevibe. Clean. Server was super friendly and helpful. Enjoyed sitting in a booth in the window. There are cute tables for outdoor seating in good weather but they are right on street so I likely would choose to sit inside. The food was good. I ordered the gravy omelet. Good portion and potatoes were perfectly crisp. The sourdough bread is $1 more. I think next time I would try white bread. Couldn't really taste the sourdough flavor but had great crumb. The gravy was outstanding just like my mom made. A friend tried the egg sandwich. The waitress said it was a croissant but looked like a biscuit. My friend said it was tasty. The e sausage were links which was a unique twist. I do have to say it was a little chilly so I was glad I had my sweater on! But hard with Michigan back and forth weather to properly regulate the temp.