I absolutely love this place.The food and drinks are amazing! The service is very quick and…read moreeverything seems very clean!

A legit bop bing su korean dessert spot. So you have had k…read moreBBQ and kimchee but did you know that Koreans make dessert too? Well for a majority lactose sensitive population they do. Is this as good as French desserts.. no but it's different and tasty Bing su is cloudy shaved ice that is fluffy. This isn't your snow cone ice. Much fluffier drowned in sweetened condensed milk. Then your topping. Oreo, strawberry, mango etc. it's sweet, cold, refreshing and delicious. Is it better than a hot fudge sundae. Nope. Is it delicious. Yes! I'm I also heard the croffle is great too. They do have dumplings and rice cakes and breakfast sandwiches. Good but nothing special TBH. Come and sit down for a bing soo. You won't be disappointed!

Been to Lake Effect a number of times, and it's a consistently good spot. On this Saturday morning,…read morethey were super busy and the place was packed. We were a group of seven and were able to find a couple of tables to pull together. The staff have always been super nice and helpful. They make excellent tea lattes. I usually go with a London Fog, and they do a very nice job with it, even adding some latte art. If I could make one suggestion, it would be offering a 16 oz option. They currently have 12 oz mugs, and sometimes I'm just looking for a little more. A tiny issue. Thanks!

What a cute coffee shop! So many windows, greenery, and cozy decorations! This is definitely a spot…read moreI could hang out at for awhile. I just popped in for a to go coffee today but will definitely be back! Staff was super friendly and conversational! Amazing service- even though they were busy, my coffee was delicious and ready quickly! I had the butter pecan latte- so good!

Stopped by for a post dinner drink and to catch up. They definitely boast a lot of cocktail…read morecreations and take pride in their homemade ingredients. Their current winter "Port No 6" menu has drinks starting at $12 but you can tell they put a lot of care into each creation. We stopped by on a Wednesday before 6pm and they did offer $2 off tap beers so I got a zombie dust tulip for $5. Not bad! Staff are friendly but things may move a little slower due to the care they put into their cocktails. This is definitely reminiscent of island vibes. Wait for a good drink and relax at the bar or outer patio (which has heaters in the winter). Street parking is pretty easy to snag, even around dinner time.

Stopped by on a Friday night on the recommendation/persistence of local brewery staff and was…read morepleasantly surprised by this spot. There was a wide variety of drinks options and reasonably priced as well. I ended picking the Zoinks cocktail based on the bartender recommendation. It was a slightly savory cocktail and a nice way to close out my evening. There was a decent sized crowd throughout the space. There is limited indoor space but its made up for with an outdoor fireplace and picnic table seating. I would happily return to Station No 6!

I have been coming here for a while, so I honestly thought I wrote a review. It's on my Go To list…read morefor breakfast. The vibe is warm and friendly. I noticed that the folks in the neighborhood like to gather here and hang out. Love the community feeling! I have ordered a variety of dishes, but I have to say the chilaquiles are my favorite with carnitas. The pork is tender and juicy! Their coffee is decent, although I like mine a lot stronger. Overall, I've been happy with my experience and definitely plan on returning!

I guess I haven't been here in 3 or 4 years because I noticed the remodel, which the hostess told…read moreme happened 3 or 4 years ago. I've been several times then, plus my visit today. The food and service has always been good. Today, we ordered Chilaquiles with Carnitas added in a verde salsa, Corned Beef Hash, and sides of hashbrowns and 2 pancakes (instead of toast). The Chilaquiles were very good and the over easy eggs were perfect. The carnitas were tender and nicely seasoned. The housemade corned beef cubes were tender and the diced pan fried potatoes had a nice latin seasoning blend. I just wish the hash had diced bell peppers and onions. I also wish the poached eggs I asked for with the corned beef hash were cooked properly. I was expecting the type of poached eggs that are like small balloons waiting to be popped so the egg yolk oozes out over the corned beef hash. These poached eggs were over-cooked and looked un-appetizing, but tasted fine. The hashbrowns were perfect - crispy and tender and properly seasoned! The side of pancakes were fluffy and absorbed the syrup quickly. Overall a good visit. The food was mostly on point, except for the disappointing poached eggs and lack of onions and bell peppers often found in a hash. If I go back, I'll stay away from their benedicts (since poached eggs are not executed correctly, and corned beef hash, and instead stick with the Chilaquiles.

IG: diamante.lara.milwaukee…read more The food was fantastic and the ambiance was great. Seems to be a unique go to spot for me. Service was well. Watch the video attached.

Walking in the person at the cashier didn't seem to be in the best mood? But did all the right…read morethings. Came here on a Sunday after service. The Carmel Apple Danish was superb. The homemade pop tart was adorable and not too sweet. The white mocha coffee served hot was smooth and sweet. Also got the hot ham and rolls. I like that this place has like pulled pork ham v.s the sliced. Unfortunately on the seeded ( hard rolls?) were the only ones available and I wasn't a big fan because they were so messy! But other than that enjoyable. I like the bench wall seating. The bathroom was incredibly clean so worth a mention- but there is no baby changing table in there. Will be coming back for there $10 pies! And that Carmel apple danish! And probably the wole order honestly but there pies look so unique and special.

Omg both dishes were amazing. The hash was incredible and the bowl had such good flavor…read more Big portions.

I've visited Mad Rooster multiple times, and every time I've been there I've always been pleasantly…read moresurprised! The menu is huge, which I don't always like but because Mad Rooster does a good job with everything they serve, they can pull it off. I've tried a few different dishes and have liked them a lot. This weekend, I got the bacon, egg and cheese bagel with an upgraded side of sweet potato fries. The scrambled eggs were loaded onto the bagel, but not so much so that I didn't know where to start. I loved the melted cheese on top. Mad Rooster doesn't take reservations, but you can join the waitlist from afar by going to their website. You'll get a text notification confirming that you joined, and right before your table is ready, you'll get a text saying "you've been removed from the waitlist". Don't be alarmed! This doesn't mean you've lost your spot in line, it means you're almost ready to be seated. The place is always super busy (green flag!) so make sure you get on that wait list unless you're willing to wait 45+ minutes on a weekend morning.

A good addition to the neighborhood. A small, quiet coffee shop that can satisfy basically all your…read morenormal coffee needs. Opened and run by Marquette students who I think did a great job in using the space, designing the interior of the coffee shop and creating a lovely ambiance. Currently they only open on weekdays. They serve Stone Creek beans and Troubadour bakery for now. Not sure if they will go sourcing their coffee in the future when the business is more stable, but the coffee now is not bad. My 12-oz latte (includes 2 shots) is rich and flavorful. Maybe a sophisticated professional barista can create beautiful latte arts but that is not necessary to me. My chocolate chip scone is okay. Nothing really special. The jazz music is nice. Overall, a good place for a quick morning coffee run, working, studying and reading, and small group meetings.

This place is cute, but I hope it gets better with time. I have ordered lattes here twice, and both…read moretimes they have just not compared to a normal coffe shop latte. Each time I have ordered, the cashier has had to ask another employee about how to do something on the register. This is a student run coffee shop, so I hope with experience some of the kinks will be worked out.

One of my favorite Colectivo locations with the outdoor seating (plus firepit) and ample seating…read moreindoors. The service here is always friendly, reliable and speedy, even during busy times. As with other Colectivo locations, the menu rotates with seasonal coffees and food items. The cold brew with cold foam is my latest go-to and the vanilla cold foam here was just right, not too sweet or overwhelming with vanilla flavor. We grabbed the coffees to go but although the cafe was busy, there was still ample seating because of the large space.

Cute place, lots of seating inside and out (with a great fire pit); very casual vibe. IMHO, the…read moreemployees were talking a bit too much to each other, didn't seem like they were really paying attention to what they were doing. I noticed 2 large coffee drinks made and slid over to the pickup area; they were in exactly the same paper cups, but neither were labeled. How were they to know which drink belonged to whom? I wondered.‍ Oh well, sure hope they did. I ordered a flat white, something I'd heard great things about online. However, this one was not a good way to start my journey. This flat white was absolutely AWFUL. I'm not sure what it was--if the coffee itself was over-roasted, or the milk went bad, or the machine (God forbid) was not clean--but the drink tasted burnt, bitter, highly acidic, and just "off," giving a weird unpleasant sourness at the back of my tongue. It's a good thing Collectivo serves flat whites in their smallest size, because if it had been any larger, I could not/would not have finished it. I'm by no means a coffee connoisseur, but I *am* a bit of a coffee snob. I love a good coffee. I love a well-made coffee. I know good coffee. I typically buy local freshly roasted beans, and make myself a coffee at least 1-2 a day at home. NONE of the coffee I've ever made at home--or that I've had out and about at any other shop--has tasted as bad as what I had at this particular Collectivo. I'm not saying they're all like that, I'm not even saying any other drink at this Collectivo is bad, but I anticipated--and expected--much better. I may give them another try in future, but only with GREAT trepidation. Of course, YMMV.

Such a hidden gem! We tried three matcha drinks -- strawberry, toasted marshmallow, and cookie…read morebutter -- and every single one was phenomenal. You can truly taste how fresh everything is, and it's clear each drink is made to order with so much care. This is a pop-up inside a small Mexican restaurant, and the concept alone is so special. He's curating ceremonial-grade matcha, and you can tell there's real intention and love behind every cup. The flavors were perfectly balanced, unique, and not overly sweet -- just really well crafted. If you're a matcha lover (or even if you're not yet), this spot is absolutely worth checking out. Handcrafted drinks, great vibes, and an experience that feels thoughtful and personal. Can't wait to come back and try more!

I absolutely loved Rodeo Matcha! I went to their pop up event at Don Lucho and was able to get my…read morehands on their famed Mango Stick Rice Matcha. Its was $12 so my expectations were very high, but the drink did meet them. The matcha used was extremely high in quality and I could taste the mango and stick rice taste profiles individually. The service was also relative quick considering the fact that they were making the matcha in a traditional way. For a pop up, the ambiance inside Don Lucho was great and vibrating with excitement, which enhanced the experience. I would highly recommend trying this matcha at least once if in town!

Coffee tours are our thing... This place is a nice stop and…read morewe enjoyed our drinks. Was dismayed by a previous review - but we found the place quaint, clean, and enjoyable. I dont think furnace or air conditioners hanging ruin any experience here. It's a small location- obviously working with what they have- and didn't bother us in the least. Have a few high top chairs- and one table with low chairs... spring is here and the sun really brightens up their location. Friendly staff. Cookies are made by owners. Donuts by Grebe's. Happy to be able to have a little nosh with my coffee. It's a small shop- happy that they are here. Coffee from Madison, WI- the first mke location for the roaster. I'd say give them a chance....

love to see local coffee shops thrive, and I was hoping that K&K Barista would live up to its high…read moreratings. Unfortunately, that wasn't my experience when I stopped in on a Saturday morning. It's a small place with cheerful blue paint on the outside, a couple of large front windows, and white awnings over each. Inside is a small area with a few tables and stools at the windows. The space felt cluttered, with portable air conditioners and a heater hanging from the ceiling, which made it feel disorganized and a bit uninviting. I was the only customer when I arrived. There's a menu board on the wall behind the counter. I didn't see my usual drink, but I was able to order a Chai Latte. It was well made -- hot, with extra foam. I would have liked to order a pastry, scone, croissant, or muffin, but the only options were a box of donuts and a jar of cookies. I know many people enjoy this place, and perhaps most customers stop in just to grab their coffee and go. However, I prefer a café where I can relax, enjoy a pastry, and read a book. For that kind of experience, this wasn't a good fit. Overall, not the kind of coffee shop experience I look for.