Factory coffee is pretty nice. They make their own coffee. They refurbished an old building and the…read moredecorations have a nice mix.

Just moved to the area and have been in search of the best honey vanilla latte...I finally found…read moreit!! 10/10 on service and taste. The bookstore location was adorable, I have been back 3 times already :)

I saw several locations for this coffee shop, so I figured it had to be good. They have breakfast…read morefoods, tons of pastries, and lots of options for syrups and flavoring!

Ordered medium dirty spicy chai latte. Received a small. Returned it and was given a drink in a…read morelarge cup. Very little flavor at all, lukewarm and doubtful there was espresso in it. Could have done better at home with Tazo for less money and had drinks all week. Daughter had a caramel latte which also was weak, lukewarm. Have been here before and it was good. Sunday 6/21 at approximately 10:45.

Totally brewed Cafe is a great place to have your brunch with friends or just a good place to sit…read moredown and read a book, The only con I have is that they're not open later due to first shift in the area getting out at 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. I would 100% go here again the food and the tea is immaculate me and my friend had a lovely time sitting and visiting.

I went to WSC on Water St. for the first time yesterday looking for vegan pastry options. And all…read moreI can say is OMG. First off, Abby was such a great help in explaining it was homemade and what had what ingredients(I have a soy allergy) and helped me pick out some tea to take home. I was so impressed, because nkt a lot of businesses have given me the attention and help. Oh and the Taramsu vegan cheese cake was the BOMB. As were the protein balls. Thank you Abby for making me feel heard, I can tell how much you love your job.

Cute little cafe close to the hotel I was at for a conference. Stopped in for a quiet lunch. Had a…read moreTurkey Sandwich and a lemon pastry. Service was quick and friendly.

Checked in for their breakfast feta and spinach pastry --damn good! And flaky and yum-- and their…read moredark brew. Now, I'm a coffee connoisseur and this was thoroughly quaffable. I don't know how this place hasn't been on my regular rotation? But I'm returning.

The Good: The coffee was tasty…read moreThe barista was friendly and quick The seating was cool The Meh: The vibe was slightly off - stayed a bit to see if it was just me but nope, couldn't shake it. The traffic flow in and out of the Radiant staff & guests only doors was distracting Church people seemed to be the majority of who was in the space

Quiche from Bakewell bakery is one of the best I have ever had with potatoe and cheese…read more SERVICE: could not find nicer people to serve Loved the cleanliness and people watching.

Cute spot, slow service...seriously The Doll making drinks was slowwwww. So if you have somewhere…read moreto be, this may not be an option for you. Coffee was good, though. Bagels were okay. Passing through, so I doubt I will ever return.

Originally Nate and I stopped in to try to get a coffee and maybe work/read for a bit, but every…read moreseat was taken when we were there. We still got some drinks to go, and I also bought a locally made birthday card that I saw on display. The interior of this coffee shop is pretty bland and not that cozy, it's just a little sterile for me and doesn't seem like a spot I'd want to hang out in for long. I like that they have a food menu (bagels, pastries, etc.) but we didn't get any food on this visit. I went with my regular, an oat milk latte, because I didn't see a cappuccino option listed on the menu. Nice little spot to grab a drink near downtown but kind of limited seating.

Not a bad little store. Sometime can be long waits, but they get slammed with business. Overall…read morenice experience!!

Coffee service had really changed. Too bad but there are plenty of better, local coffee spots…read morenearby.

Lovely coffee shop, right down the street from the library. Whenever I've been, there has only been…read moreone barista working, so the wait can be a bit, but it's worth it. There are a few seating areas inside, and a few tables and chairs outside in the summer, so you may or may not find seating if you plan on staying. The good news is that you can head down the block to Bronson Park and hang out there. I love the iced coffee, the homemade dessert options (we LOVED the homemade cinnamon poptart!), and the coffee. Our teen loves the ice cream drinks (not surprised, are you?).

Small coffee shop inside a larger building (sorry, I'm not from the area so I'm not sure of the…read morename), I almost passed it until I saw the sandwich board on the sidewalk. I was the only customer at almost 8am on a Tuesday. Service was quick and friendly. I only ordered a chai latte and bagel with cream cheese so I'm not sure how the other food items are but might be able to stop by again before I leave.

The BEST food and service in downtown Kalamazoo. It may look like a plain "coffee house" but in…read morereality it's more than that. The food is FRESH, HOMEMADE, AND SERVED WITH A SMILE. The owner is helpful and I'm glad I asked for recommendations. The chicken salad sandwich was made with REAL chicken, on FRESH bread. I wish I had more time to sit down and enjoy the BEST FOOD AND FRIENDLY SERVICE.

I will have to say this is the coolest bakery and culinary experience I have been to in a while,…read moreservice was amazing, the shashuka was super tasty and extremely fresh, and they had this cute band playing folk music when we went, they also had a local artist with hand carved fish exhibited there and we ended up loving it so much we bought two of them definitely worth going to if you're in the area of central Michigan

I've heard great things about Sarkozy Bakery for years, but never had a chance to stop in since…read morethey close at 5 pm or earlier. We happened to be in town during lunch time so Nate and I stopped in for a quick bite. Their lunch menu includes some sandwiches, a couple salads, pizza, soup, and quiche. I got the ham and cheese sandwich, and Nate got an 8" pizza. The food came out pretty quickly, and I liked the sandwich. It had plenty of mayo and thickly sliced ham and cheese. It came with a little cup of pickled veggies, which I enjoyed. I had a bite of the pizza, which was very tasty! The prices were great - I think my sandwich was $7.50. We also got some pastries for dessert - I chose the cherry danish, and Nate got the pistachio croissant. Both were very tasty and not too sweet. The vibe of this bakery is more old-school and homey than some of the more "trendy" bakeries that I'm used to - not a bad thing, just a little different. They sell loaves of bread, cookies, and pastries. I loved their merch, too - cute pins, hats, tote bags, etc. They have brunch every Sunday and they were swapping out some art while we were there. It's a cute spot and I'm glad I finally got to check it out.