Interesting location, right on one corner of a roundabout. It would be a difficult spot to access…read moreduring busy hours, I'd assume, as people getting off of roundabout wouldn't want to stop behind you as you're trying to get into their parking lot. Thankfully, the road wasn't busy when we came, and we didn't run into this trouble at all. I'm just assuming, since roundabouts are made on roads that are busy during traffic hours. The coffeeshop itself is quaint and cozy inside. Service was slow, as there was only one person working on making all the drinks, taking the orders, taking payments, and getting food out. There were only 2 people ahead of us, but it took a while for us to get an acknowledgment for being there, as she was working hard on making the drinks for them. Our group mostly stuck with regular coffee, and the cafe uses Stone Creek Coffee. The latte was good and creamy. Vibes inside were cozy and warm on a cold December day. And the neighborhood was nice! All the other visitors in the cafe were so nice!

A super cute spot, in the middle of nowhere! This is an old schoolhouse that was updated and is a…read moregreat little spot. They serve Stone Creek products which is great. There isn't a ton of seating though. There are couches in the middle and some seating on the edges. Definitely recommend.

I first fell in love with Dunn Brothers Coffee many years ago on a trip to MN and was excited to…read moresee a location not too far from me. I guess they used to have one in Pewaukee awhile ago but sadly that closed. What makes them unique is that they roast the coffee beans in the stores. Whenever I am in the area I pick up a bag of their dark roast. It's a bit on the pricey side, but worth it. I also love their pumpkin spice coffee and counting down the days until that comes out.

Stopped in for some coffee and I love nitro so was happy to see that as an option. I got the…read morevanilla nitro nirvana (or something like that) and it was excellent. Sipped on it for awhile as it hit the spot in combination of coffee flavor and just enough sweetness, but not too much. My wife had an iced chai latte and said it was also good...will swing by for that nitro whenever I'm in the area.

The cutest coffee shop, a true gem hidden within Cedarburg's downtown. This shop is hard to miss,…read moreas it's located on the top floor of the same building as the winery. Upon making your way upstairs however, one is transported to a tranquil, serene cafe with sounds and views of the river dam below. Love the extensive latte offerings available here. Almost every latte flavor I can think of can be found on the menu! Also, the shop owner is so wonderfully attentive and sweet. We were offered glasses of water in the middle of our stay, and also told to gesture to her if fellow cafe dwellers were being too loud. 100% recommend making the trip out from Milwaukee to visit this lovely gem. Will definitely be back.

Pleasantly surprised to find a lavazza Bar in Cedarburg! Love how you can order from the kiosk or…read morein person. Very friendly staff excellent menu. I tried the frozen blended drink and it was quite sweet for my taste but very good just the same. Can't wait to go back and have a regular espresso or a cappuccino.

First time here. It's a volunteer organization located in the same building as the Volunteer Center…read moreof Washington County. I came with my wife for lunch. Food: They have a small menu, but it includes several items that would be among my first choices for breakfast or lunch. I was pleasantly surprised to find Avocado Toast. Their version was a bit more "exotic," with both pickled red onion AND pickled fennel. That was a first for me. The addition of a balsamic drizzle provided a nice balance. I got mine with a fried egg. They only offer the egg fried hard. My preference would have been a softer egg with at least a little runny yolk, but it was still very good as served. My wife got the Quinoa Bowl with chicken and guacamole. That was an amazing combination. The guacamole isn't made fresh on-site, I happened to see the package from Costco, but it was actually very good. Service: Lots of very nice people here. My understanding is that there are a few paid staff members, but the majority of the people working are volunteers. Everyone we met was genuinely friendly and helpful. Ordering was easy. After placing your order, you get a number, and they deliver the food to your table. Atmosphere: It's a nice space. There's a smaller area where you place your order, along with some small tables. An adjacent larger room has additional seating and bigger tables. Lots of windows provide plenty of natural light, and there are areas that work well for smaller groups. My understanding is that the larger space is also used for meetings and gatherings by different community groups. It's a great facility for a community that wants to nurture neighborly goodwill and social involvement. This is definitely a place I want to support. Maybe there's a future volunteer barista position for me! :)

I recently got a to go Quinoa Bowl and a coffee drink to go from here. The Quinoa Bowl to go was…read moreok. It was quite plain and dry. It didn't have any balsamic dressing that it was supposed to have. I would not order again as not worth the price. The Coffee drink was good. Service was good.

First time here. Stopped in for a hot beverage and a pastry. It's located in a building with other…read morebusinesses. Plenty of parking out front. Nice large windows that bring in lots of natural light. Inside, it's well-designed and spacious. Plenty of tables for different-sized groups. It was 8am, and the place was half full. The noise level was good, and it was easy to have a quiet conversation. We ordered a couple of lattes and some bakery items. They made a London Fog latte that was very good (a little lavender, a little vanilla, extra foam). I was a bit disappointed with the bakery selection. For me, a great coffee shop (I know, this is a "Café" and not a "Coffee Shop") needs to have more than muffins and cookies. Croissants and scones are a must (IMHO). The chai cinnamon bread was good (not great). They offer "Gluten-Friendly" items for people with that sensitivity. My overall impression is positive, but with the limited bakery items, it's not a place I would come back to for a morning beverage. Maybe breakfast or lunch?

The food was super good! I also had a matcha blueberry and loved it. There's plenty of setting and…read moresuch a cute cafe. I loved all the cow photos on the wall! All staff was super nice and service was great.

Always fantastic! The place is full of life any given day of the week, and the staff are always…read morefriendly and patient. I love their speciality coffee drinks, which go beyond simply adding this syrup or that one; they're genuinely creative and suit the season or holiday well. Whether you're looking for a traditional macchiato or a fancy beverage with whipped cream and chocolate, you can get it here and know that it will be delicious. This is a perfect place to catch up with friends, get some work done alone, or just read a book. The shop itself is more spacious than a lot of coffee shops in the area and retains that classic old brick industrial building charm, situated on the first floor of the historic Grafton Arts Mill (which you can also check out if you want to see some great local art!)

Date of visit: January 22, 2026…read more A fun little place in Grafton to wait while your husband has a procedure down the road at Aurora. Okay, you don't have to have that specific scenario to enjoy this cozy spot! You could tell that this was a big meeting place for the locals and regulars, though despite being neither, I didn't feel out of place or viewed askance, which I really appreciated. My Salted Caramel Mocha was a thing of rare beauty and joy, and I went ahead and signed up for their loyalty club at the same time (who doesn't like freebies in exchange for your soul/data?). If you want to work out of this location, make sure you have a fully charged battery as there are few outlets in the inner cafe area; the outer area is better equipped that way but was decidedly lacking in heat and not a place I could stay for any larger amount of time! Since I was there a while, I also went with a peanut butter cake, though I was disappointed to find out that you earn no points on food, just coffee. The cake was very good but also very rich, and I wish that had water on hand to help me finish it!

Was passing through Cedarburg and decided to get a hot beverage. This was my first time here…read more Food: One of my favorite drinks is a London Fog Tea Latte. I usually ask for it in a mug, but unfortunately they don't have mugs, so you get a paper cup. I asked for whole milk, a little lavender, and a little vanilla. After I got it and looked inside, I was seriously disappointed. It was pretty much a cup of hot milk with a tea bag floating at the top. It was hot and had reasonably good flavor (the bag was still steeping), but there wasn't much latte texture at all. I didn't even finish it. They have a nice selection of different bakery items, cakes, and cookies. I saw many people enjoying these, but I didn't get anything myself. Service: The folks taking the order were nice. They seemed to know lots of regulars who came in for beverages and food. Atmosphere: The place is super cute. It has an old-time feel to it, with a tin ceiling, wood floors, period lighting, and a cast-iron radiator. The roaster sits in the middle of the place, with a counter all around it for enjoying your drink. Other seating options are along the outside walls and near the front windows. As cute as it is, I'm not likely to stop back. It just doesn't offer a quality beverage that I would enjoy.

We stopped in here on our girls fall day trip. They had so many wonderful fall flavors to choose…read morefrom. My daughter got the Carmel apple smoothie, delicious I got the hot Carmel apple latte so good. Love the atmosphere so cute!

I went to Coffeville Brookfield for the first time today! It has a small parking lot attached. The…read moreinside is decorated very creatively, set up like a train station! They have a selection of coffee mugs, coffee beans, and tea available for purchase. They offer both food (savory and bakery) and drinks (coffee and smoothies). I got an iced almond milk caramel macchiato, which cost $11 - a little steep. Although the coffee was delicious, I'm not sure yet whether it is worth it.

In decline since my last visit:…read more The breakfast sandwich was OK. The service was disappointing. My friend & I were surprised to find it practically empty on a Saturday afternoon; and even though it was empty, nobody stopped by our table like they had just done at another one. Also, they left our food on the counter for us to pick it up and we were never called or buzzed. It was clear to me that they just didn't care about our table. Not much of an atmosphere other than the train backdrops. The place could use some background music. It was so quiet that my friend & I felt that we needed to whisper so we didn't disturbe the other two tables. It's a shame. I used to like this unique coffee shop; and recommended it to others.

I always enjoy stopping in here when I am in the area. Their speciality drinks are always…read moredelicious, and so are the staples. I've never had anything bad to eat from there (most recently had the turkey panini and YUM!) and their sweets are always tasty. It's a cozy little corner shop, with a good amount of seats and a great outdoor area for the warmer weather days. The employees are always super sweet, and it's just always a nice experience.

Such a charming café! The decorations and environment were so welcoming and cozy. I ordered a…read moreTurkey Bog Wrap and a "Muddy" latte (mint & chocolate). Both were quite good, the inclusion of the berries in the wrap really upped the flavor quality. The staff were very helpful and kind when I asked for a drink recommendation. Great place to stop for a coffee with a friend!

First time here. Here with my sister to have a conversation, a hot beverage, and a piece of bakery…read more Glad we did. Food: I checked online before coming, and they have an impressive list of drinks, both hot and cold. We ordered a couple of lattes. Mine was a London Fog Tea Latte (a little lavender, a little vanilla) in a mug, and hers was a Coffee Vanilla Latte with almond milk. They did a great job with both of them. My London Fog had great flavor, well-textured foam, and was a good temperature. They did leave the tea bag in, which might be their standard practice, but I prefer the tea to be fully steeped and then have the bag removed. Otherwise, removing the bag later messes with all the wonderful foam (next time I would ask). Each of us got a scone. Mine was blueberry, and hers was white chocolate raspberry, warmed up and plated. Both were very good. If I had to be completely honest, these scones are more like muffins than traditional scones. However, they were both delicious. Service: As soon as we walked up to the counter, it was nothing but friendly vibes and helpful service. They stepped us through the details of the order ("whole milk okay, how much flavor, etc."). They didn't rush the orders and took their time getting them right. When the bakery items were heated up, they brought them to our table. I always got the feeling that they truly appreciated us being there. Atmosphere: The building is a quaint, wonderfully maintained historic brick building. There are café tables outside that would be great on a warmer day. When you enter, you are taken back in time. The vibe is authentic and relaxed. Much of the interior looks like it may be from long ago. It's a bit cluttered, which could be distracting, but I think it fits. There are enough windows to bring in a good amount of natural light. The counter has a large array of pastries, muffins, cookies, etc. The main area doesn't have a lot of seating, and I did find it a bit loud. There is a separate seating area toward the back with several more tables and much less noise, which is where we sat. A very good first visit. Would definitely come back again.

I had to check out the Java House ad my sister just bought a home nearby. Such a cute little spot!…read moreI can imagine how cozy and perfect it will be in the winter months - it feels very Gilmore Girls-esque. The baristas were cheerful and knowledgeable. My dad got a breakfast sandwich and I stole a bite - it was tasty! I ordered a cortado and it came in the cutest little cup. It was solid, not the best cortado I've had in my life, but it did the trick. Will definitely be going back!