Very friendly service. Bagels here are what one would expect from a chain: serviceable. Big Apple…read moreis convenient and expedient.

Bagels are not big and chewy. They taste more like a roll. They are WAY smaller than they used to…read morebe and the hole in the center is so large you couldn't possibly make a sandwich with one. Prices are high, and they don't offer a bonus bagel with a baker's dozen.

Cinnamon Raisin Bagel: Einstein Bros. was developed by Boston Chicken (Boston Market) in 1995. In…read more2021, Einstein Bros. announced a merger with Panera Bread and Caribou Coffee to form Panera Brands. I don't typically go for bagels, but I snagged this classic Cinnamon Raisin Bagel at a work meeting. There's nothing special or flashy about it (unlike their tantalizing Maple French Toast Bagel), but it delivers what is expected out of that type of bagel. Pleasant, if not light cinnamon flavor, a moderate amount of raisins, and a satisfyingly chewy texture (I prefer to warm mine in the microwave as opposed to a toaster). It's no better than a frozen cinnamon raisin bagel from my local grocery store and I wouldn't go out of my way to get another, but I would pick it up again at a work meeting. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews

Inedible. Don't eat here!…read more Ordered coffee, all 4 options were stone cold and they didn't want to remake. Finally they remade the regular. (Coffee was bitter and acidic, not what I remembered, but that's not a staff issue.) Ordered an egg, bacon and cheese bagel. Bacon was burnt, bagel was cold, cheese wasn't even melted a little bit. These are food safety issues. Having worked in a similar place, I know everything is timed - from the amount of time the food is meant to bake to when you toss the coffee and brew fresh batches. This is far below any Einstein's experience I've ever had. Also cost over $10.

We had a wonderful breakfast/brunch here on a busy Sunday morning. We were given a 25-30 minute…read moretime frame for a table, which they definitely beat. The little puffy donuts they give you when you sit down are delightful and a different touch. We had the Nutella crepes, pancakes, eggs and bacon. This is all pretty standard stuff of course, but all executed very well and blindingly fast. One small criticism was the distribution of Nutella on the crepes - it seemed like there was too much at first, but we believe its because the crepes were folded and then Nutella and fruit were added. It might be a nice touch to spread some of the Nutella on the crepes before folding? Either way, the flavors were nice, fruit seemed fresh and the crepes were well made - not paper thin and also not doughy. Service was super friendly and welcoming.

Always a favorite spot for a breakfast or lunch. We picked up a family member from the airport so…read morewe decided on HONEY BUTTER CAFE. The ambiance is chill and the restaurant is always busy. There was a short wait time. Not too bad. What a treat! We ordered the Biscoff Loukoumades, but this time we didn't get the complimentary order. We then ordered all water and one coffee. Later ordered a Honey Blossom which we never received. Our entrees were the Pork Belly Skillet worth Berry Mascarpone Pancakes (less cream and loaded with fruit), a Texas Burger with fries and a Gyro Panni. Usually we are thrilled and the food is great, today they really enjoyed their meals but something tasted off with the pork belly skillet. Something was really off from the many times we've visited prior. Either way, the visit was nice and she was happy and that's all that really matters.

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This is arguably the best breakfast sandwich in Milwaukee! The bagel was toasted perfectly and…read morestill somehow very soft and cheesy on the inside. And came with eggs, veggies, tomato slice, two types of cheese. The flavors are incredible, and the cheese is perfectly melted. You get to pick the type of bagel you want, and I believe all the bagels are made in house. The service is quick understanding that your food is made to order so you might have to wait five or so minutes. The weight is absolutely worth it! They have a variety of iced coffees and I have tried a couple that all live up to the hype! The place itself is small and very cute so you can sit and work or study if needed. Will definitely be back!

Stopped in for a couple of London Fog Tea Lattes and to listen to the live music performance. They…read moredo a nice job with the London Fogs; great texture, good steep, the temperature was right, and served in a ceramic mug. What I don't like so much is the fact that there is no foyer at the entrance. When the front door opens, and if you are seated nearby, you get a blast of cold air. Not sure what they can do about that, given the fact that they are part of a strip mall.

It's a cute place, kitchey antiques and stuff all over the walls and stacked on shelves. I feel…read morelike I'm back in my grandmas basement. Mismatched chairs and tables from the 70s, maybe older based on the prints. I feel like I'm the only one in here today that remembers seeing and using a LOT of this stuff when was younger! It's definitely unique and fun. There's a lot of little seating areas as well, like tiny conversation pits near the entrance. One in front of a fireplace looked particularly cozy. I noticed a couple shelves with items for sale, likely from local small businesses. It can get really loud in here, which is to be expected with the high ceiling and large open area. Unfortunately that also means it can be difficult to have a conversation with people at your table. I chose to visit for lunch since I was in the mood for something light and new to me. What I did not expect was to leave still hungry. I ordered the equivalent of a caprese sandwich, however the tomato slices were so thin, the cheese sparse, and the pesto was almost nonexistent - if not for the green stain on the bread, I'd have thought they forgot to even add it. Definitely not a sandwich worthy of the $13 price tag. No complaints on the drinks. I wouldn't mind stopping in again sometime for coffee, but if you're hungry for more than a bakery case item, you may wish to go elsewhere.

I ordered at the kiosk and got the mix and match for $4.99 per item. Very similar to the pick 2,…read morebut costs less and fewer options. I was happy to see it still came with a side item. I got the French onion soup and cranberry walnut chicken salad sandwich. The order came up pretty quickly. The food was good, but nothing special.

The service is always quick and friendly at this Panera. When the line at the counter is long,…read morethere is usually a kiosk available to place an order. In addition to having great coffee, they also have awesome cold drinks like the new Hazelnut Mocha Frozen Java I tried. It only took a few minutes and my drink was ready. It was smooth and creamy with a rich hazelnut mocha flavor balance. Perfect for a hot summer day! I will be returning to try some of the other new flavors.

Closest breakfast option to the Delta gates at MKE. Was looking for something quick at 5AM and I…read morecan never say no to bagels. Tons of options for sandwiches and paninis. All of which can be done on a bagel. ~ $11 for a breakfast bagel sandwich. Tons of bagel flavors. Sunrise sausage was okay, would've love for it to be toasted a little more. Asked to add cream cheese on both sandwiches, they forgot to add it. Food was ready pretty fast.

2/5 customer service - unenthusiastic and moved at snail's pace…read more2/5 food- how does one mess up a bagel? Mine was burnt, so much so I could taste the char. They tried to lather it with cream cheese to cover it up. I should've paid attention to the reviews.

Picked up a bakers dozen bundle with cream cheese through the drive thru. They had a really great…read moredeal if ordering thru the app. Brought to work and everyone LOVED them. Especially the pretzel bagels and hot honey cream cheese. Order was ready when I arrived, and packaged nicely with the 'everything bagels' wrapped separately. Will definitely be back.

It's great for a fresh fast bagel! Not too many places to sit nor does it have a good ambiance. The…read moreemployees are not happy to be there nor to serve you your food but they get it done. I like that I see the same workers there most days.

Anodyne was a great spot for hanging out and studying…read more The espresso and tonic with blueberry was so good! It was floral, sweet and had the perfect tartness from the blackberry and espresso combo. The Chai was one of the best I've had, super smooth, flavorful and a good amount of foam. It's cozy inside with comfortable seating. The music is a tad too loud but enjoyable. The staff were super kind and welcoming and that stood out to me in comparison to the other coffee shops I've been too. I'll definitely have this shop in my rotation!

Always a good choice to drop by and get some good-tasting and smelling coffee. The aromas are so…read moregood . The service is good too, employees are nice and like to help you out. The place is nice and you're able to come in and chill. On hot/warm days you can rep by and get some cold still water.

The coffee is good! They have a good selection and their pastry options are also delicious!…read more The cafe is spacious and has wonderful natural light. The coffee is good! They have a good selection and their pastry options are also delicious! The cafe is spacious and has wonderful natural light.

Caramel Tres Leches Cake: Ethiopia is where wild coffee plants originated on our planet, but Yemen…read moreis where coffee was first harvested, roasted, and brewed back in the 15th century. Coffee is now ubiquitous with daily life in America, which brings me to Qamaria Coffee. Hatem and Munif are two Yemeni entrepreneurs with a passion for Yemeni Coffee and the joint goal of wanting to share it with the world. They founded Qamaria Coffee in 2019 to accomplish this task and in January 2024, they opened a location near Milwaukee in Greenfield, WI. Qamaria offers a variety of dessert options, including a Chocolate Tres Leches, Pistachio Tres Leches, and Caramel Tres Leches cakes. I went with the caramel version, which is described by the cafe as "A decadent caramel treat inspired by tres leches cake, creamy, sweet, and irresistibly smooth". If you've never had Tres Leches Cake, it's a light sponge cake soaked in three types of milk (evaporated, condensed, and whole) that's popular in Latin America. The cake originated in Nicaragua during the 19th century, so on first glance it's not exactly a Yemeni dessert. Doing some research, Middle Eastern variations exist that feature cardamom or rose water and some Qamaria locations do have a Rose Tres Leches. It's fine that the Greenfield location did not have that variety as I honestly would have got the caramel version anyway. My slice was perfectly moist as there was plenty of milk soaked in, but not so much that it made a mess or compromised the structure of the cake. The bottom layer was soft and Tiramisu-like in texture, while the cream on top was rich and thick. Personally, I found the caramel flavor to be mild, but delicious. As it is served chilled, it paired nicely with a hot cup of coffee (which they have a plethora of options to choose from). Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews