I highly recommend coffee here. I got a cortado and it was excellent. If you don't know your…read morecoffees well though, just know cortados are going to be much smaller volume in a bigger sized cup (unless the store specifically has smaller sized cups). My son was holding my coffee and was like, "Mom, they didn't give you a lot of coffee." I had to explain it was how the cortado was suppose to be made and I expected the cup not to be full. Anywho...it was excellent flavor, brewed correctly and the steamed milk did not over power the espresso itself. Very nice cup. Now, I do wish my brain had been functioned correctly because I came in to order bagels for some camp kiddos for breakfast the next day. I asked if they were house made or brought in. As soon as I was told they weren't house made I should have ended my order with the cortado. However, I wasn't thinking and was in a hurry to get back on the road. I ordered 5 bagels, 3 with cream cheese and 2 with butter. I expected to be charged some for cream cheese, but thought butter would be free. It isn't, they charge for it. I didn't know if there would be butter available at the camp the next morning so I just ordered it anyways. I think butter should always be free with bagels/bread/toast/etc. these bagels were like bagels I would buy at Walmart...but instead of paying like $2-$4 (great value or Thomas brands) for 6 bagels. I needed up paying about $4 a bagel! again, wasn't thinking or I would have canceled out the bagels. It wasn't until it would have been awkwardly too late to cancel them bagging them and asking for a refund that I realized how much I had just spent. Then when I saw the bagels, my gut just kind of dropped, cause they were not great quality bagels. But, kids had food the next morning and it wasn't the end of the world. Learned a lesson. They did cut the bagels in half which would have bothered me more if they weren't for kids but again would have been nice for them to ask first as we weren't eating them that day. However, despite the bagels, I'd still recommend trying them out, especially for coffee. They looked like they had some good bakery options, salads looked fresh and full of ingredients, and they had lots and lots on their menu!

I have a gluten allergy and there have been multiple times when ordering a gluten free stacker that…read moretheres a tear in the wrapping. When I go to Haes it's always with my partner who doesn't have an allergy. So our food is in a shared bag increasing the risk of cross contamination.

Dropped in because of the name, not disappointed. I do enjoy a pun. Nice selection of savory…read morebaked goods, got some lunch type stuff to go which warmed up easily in a microwave in my hotel. Liked it so much, returned to get road trip snacks the next day when we left town. Friendly service without the usual annoying "I'll help whose next in line," or "would you like a receipt today?" or worst of all, "Have a nice rest of your day." Instead I got a plain English, "hello," and "thank you." I do so like my baked goods with good, clear, communication, especially before coffee is on board.

My son and I are bakery enthusiasts. We look up a couple bakeries in the towns we travel to and…read morewe pick one and go taste the treats. I don't like to give low ratings to local establishments, but sometimes it's just that bad. We were intrigued by the F*ck cookies and the interesting pastry flavors. $41 + tip was spent on 4 of the most tasteless cookies I have ever eaten in.my.life. Honestly, I'm a "for fun" baker at best and my teens thought my sugar cookies were/are heaps above these. The icing, which I feel may have had too much meringue in them to help set. They freaking cracked when biting into the flavorless cookie. I urge you to seriously rethink this recipe. I got the guava Danish, this was actually good. One son (the other bakery enthusiast) got the ube cheesecake. He will eat ALL THINGS ube. He said it tasted like nothing. And the other son got the black mass cheesecake and he didn't have any complaints, but he's also not a bakery snob like us. Very disappointed to spend that much money on really bad sweets.

It's been a while since I last had Cafe Moxo. Probably a few years prior to the unfortunate fire…read morethat caused them to shift to a new location. However, I came back to Springfield for a visit and gave them a try - and it was absolutely worth the wait. I had their Fall Over soup -- chicken stock, homemade sausage, sweet potato and pear. Even my 3-year-old said it was one of her favorite soups she's ever had! I also tried the Aloha sandwich - toasted pretzel roll, Korean BBQ pulled pork, pineapple chutney, mixed greens, and tomatoes. Both of these sweet and savory dishes were incredible, and I'll likely stop by for lunch again before we head home next week. Aside from the food, this new location has much more space and brings a new energy with it. Many of us have nostalgia for the former location, but I like this one as well. I definitely recommend you to check it out!

Stopped in while on the job…read more Had a walnut chicken salad and I have to tell you quite a tasty meal. The dining area was roomy bright and clean. Service was great and so was the price. Will definitely be back Thanks guys

I honestly would give 0 stars if able. I did an online order and upon driving an hour home, I found…read moreout that this is what I was given. I called the store and was assured that this bagel was fully cooked and edible. The bagel was pale, thin as a piece of paper, felt like dough and even tasted like it was undercooked dough. I will never give Einstein another cent of my money.

This place is awesome. I had the Maple House bagel and it was the best bagel I had ever had in my…read morelife. The place was very busy. The people were very friendly and very quick. I have never been to one before and this was my first time and they greeted me with a smile and thanked me for coming in. I ate my bagel in the parking lot with my caramel macchiato. It was so good in fact that I had to go in and order six more French toast, bagels to take home with me and try to re-create that sandwich with the two eggs and sausage and whatever that sauce is they use was fantastic. I would highly recommend if you're in this area of Bloomington Illinois you try this place.

Good service !!! Great Coffee !!! I'll be returning soon !!! P.S. Next time Large on Coffee .read more

From the owner: Einstein Bros.® Bagels is your local bagel shop serving fresh-baked bagels, breakfast sandwiches,…read morecoffee, lunch, and catering. As a bagels-first breakfast destination, guests can customize their meals by choosing from a variety of bagels, eggs, meats, cheeses, shmears, and toppings to create the perfect breakfast or lunch. From classic bagels with cream cheese to made-to-order egg sandwiches and premium coffee, we offer fresh, flavorful options for dine-in, takeout, delivery, and catering. Visit Einstein Bros. Bagels nearby for freshly baked bagels and customizable breakfast favorites being served so you can own the morning!

Breakfast is the main time to come to this long time favorite in Bloomington. Denny's Doughnuts…read morealways has a variety of sweet treats on hand. It also has an indoor dining area if planning to sit and stay. Coffee is basic but it's hot at least. There's also bagels as an option. A pretty worn out looking bakery from the looks of things in here. It's obviously been here quite awhile, and is one of the few breakfast places around for locals. The main thing is the doughnuts obviously. Has a few other things to get started in the morning. It's about $2 for coffee, which is pretty basic stuff out of a well. A few flavors. There's nothing really interesting about it. It's about $1.50 for a bagel. These again are pretty basic, with limited options as far as toppings. Come here if getting a pretty basic breakfast. It's basic coffee and lots of doughnuts. There's also some bagels but these are unremarkable.

Oh my goodness--thank the universe for Denny's Doughnurs & Bakery! Traditionally, our marching band…read moreeats cookies and drinks hot chocolate after a long day of competing. In the past, the cookies were purchased in the suburbs of Chicago and driven to the Bloomington area. After many failed attempts to source cookies within the band budget, it was suggested we call Denny's! Not only were their cookies $6 cheaper (PER COOKIE), they were willing to customize them to match the show theme of wolves. The price was so nice, we ordered 2 for every high schooler! The cookies came out exactly as I imagined and they were so delicious! We enjoyed some leftovers back home for a couple of days. I am already dreaming about the cookies for the 2026 marching season!

The donuts were wonderful they went out of there way to make sure I got my order I will be back…read moreover and over

Due to poor planning on my part, I needed to pick up food for an event I was a part of and nothing…read morewas really open at 5 am so I drove to Pekin for doughnut. Awesome experience. The woman behind the counter was really helpful. Everything was incredible and everyone loved them. Some of these were so massive that I genuinely over ordered, but we started handing them out at the end of the day. Would go back if I lived in the area.

Service was not good, not the wait staff themselves, but how disorganized everything appeared to…read morebe. We waited over 20 minutes for our food. Somehow we had the same order number as another table which confused the poor waitress who was nice. They clearly don't have a system for the wait staff to identify which table has whose food (you order at the front, not your table). We thought we saw my order come out but the eggs were scrambled, not fried, so I assumed it wasn't mine and didn't say anything. Eventually my friend confirmed they made my order wrong and didn't know who to bring it to and quickly remade it. Potatoes were overcooked, toast was dry, and eggs were fried with a good runny yolk. They're good for coffee orders but don't sit down to eat.

I don't know why I even come back and looking at my reviews from 8 years ago, the experience…read moresomehow got worse. If you don't look a certain way, the staffer treats your extremely rude. She talked to and smile to anyone before and after me. Also was yelling at another guy who didn't look a certain way. Paying $7 for a premade mid latte. Tables are dirty and extremely unpleasant experience.

We stopped by Jubelt's on the way to Milwaukee and it did not disappoint! It is adorable and the…read morelunch and breakfast options are plentiful. Service was friendly and fast. I got the summer salad with chicken and fruit and vegetable beef soup. Both were fresh and tasted great! My fiancé got the biscuits and gravy, hashbrowns, bacon, and sausage and it was all delicious. We got some baked goods on the way out and they were also wonderful. I did get a special latte that I didn't care for, so I would try a different drink next time.

Excellent food! We each had the loaded baked potato soup which was good and creamy. My boyfriend…read morehad the three sirloin tacos which was very filling. I had a half junior club sandwich on a croissant and it was tasty too. Friendly service and clean restaurant. Next time we will buy some bakery items to take home.

We stopped by for a quick bite to eat before leaving town. We had the Pecan Lovers Latte and some…read morebreakfast sandwiches. Everything was amazing!

My son and I stopped in. We decided to try two drinks on their summer menu. I had one that was…read morebourbon butterscotch and banana. It was ok but not great. Had a burnt taste, and the banana was faint. The drink also wasn't cold for having ice. I understand adding ice after but I wish they would have tossed the ice around to make it cold. My son got a blueberry with cheesecake foam. He said it was tasty so I wish I had gotten it to try instead. The service was great, the staff were friendly. The place had quite a bit of seating and people were working quietly. We didn't stay but it would have been a great place to sit and hang with a friend if you wanted.