Maybe some of the best (sandwich) bread I've had. The sandwich's we tried were the Noreaster…read moreand the Neptuna. Both of the sandwiches were good, but the bread they were served on was the real winner. Also had some type of potato soup that was only okay. Had to try a couple of desserts too! Both were pretty good, my favorite was some type of bread with strawberries. Don't remember the name, but it was a very unique banana breadlike dessert, only made with strawberries. Very cool vibes in the restaurant, surfer themed! Outdoor seating on the river is nice too.

First time here. We were staying at the American Club for the weekend and asked around for a good…read morecoffee shop in Sheboygan. This place was recommended, so we decided to give it a try on a cold Saturday morning. Food: We ordered a couple of lattes and some breakfast. For drinks, it was one Vanilla Latte and one London Fog Tea Latte. We asked for mugs, but they were served in glasses instead. Not quite the same, but acceptable. Both drinks were made well, with good texture, nice flavor, and the right temperature. For food, we ordered one Veggie Quiche and a piece of Spanakopita. After they were reheated properly (see Service below), both were very good. I had the Spanakopita, and it was loaded with spinach and feta. The dough-to-filling ratio was excellent. The flavors were rich and complex. The portion size was large, larger than my appetite, but I somehow managed to keep working on it until I was completely stuffed. Service: The service around the food was disappointing. Even though we were clearly dining in, our order was marked as takeout. This created a number of issues. When the food arrived in takeout containers, I mentioned that we were eating inside (especially obvious since our drinks were in glasses). The server simply shrugged and said, "Oh well, they are marked as takeout." I went to the counter and asked for plates and that the food be brought to the proper temperature. It took a while, but they eventually returned with the food reheated, served on plates, and replaced the plastic utensils with metal ones. There was very little acknowledgment that a mistake had been made, and no real apology for the delays. Atmosphere: The place is rustic and right on the water. It reminded me of a fish shanty, in a charming way. There are a couple of different rooms for seating, and we chose one in the back that was quieter. I liked the authentic feel of it. However, there were some areas with old furniture piled up for storage, which took away a bit from the overall look. They also have an outdoor patio that overlooks the river, which would be a lovely spot to sit on a warm day. We would go back. If we ordered food again, I would just make sure they clearly understood from the start that we were dining in so the details were handled correctly.

I stopped in for a sweet treat. This is more than a bakery. They serve up some sunrise breakfast…read moregoodness like a BLT, quiche, avocado toast , and breakfast muffins. I wasn't looking for breakfast so I just got an oatmeal raisin cookie. I could tell the cookie was made with wholesome ingredients. It was soft, chewy, and very flavorful. I only wish I had gotten a coffee to go with it.

WOW 10/10 fresh pastries and you really can't go wrong with anything you order. We tried the almond…read morecroissant ($4.5) pain au chocolat ($4.5) and the classic English sausage roll meal ($12). Both the pastries were fluffy, flavorful, with a balanced amount of almond and sugar (almond croissant) and a thick bar of chocolate (pain au chocolat). The sausage rolls were hardy which paired beautifully with the soft pastry exterior. The salad and fruit were fresh and overall it was one of the best breakfasts I've eaten in a while. Busy shop on the main street in Port Washington - minimal seating with tables so come early!

Service was amazing immediately upon arrival. Food and coffee were both extremely satisfactory and…read morehad me craving more. Overall great experience and would recommend and come again:)

This place is super cute and has amazing options for breakfast. Drank a delicious matcha with oat…read moremilk and had a healthy breakfast bowl with mushrooms, spinach, and wild rice. Our server was super friendly and informed us of their custom sides and made sure I was okay with the matcha powder containing some dairy. My husband had the grapes (covered in a fruit sauce/icing and nuts) for his side and I went with the tomatoes with feta. The tomatoes were delicious - they even sell the secret seasoning packet at the front counter. Wish we grabbed some pastries for the road. Would eat here again!

I vacillated between 3 and four stars The food is very good,…read morebut there's such a thing as too much. The potato pancakes are great. An order comes with two. I couldn't finish one. Had eggs over easy next time. The amount of hash browns was daunting. But real maple syrup and excellent tea choices are positives for me. Good friends tell me their burgers are really good. Ambiance of a tidy fifties diner. Very nice waitress. I would like to try this place for dinner.

Burgers are big and very tasty. Service was very prompt and out waitress was very friendly. Not a…read morebig restaurant but more like an old downtown dinner. The last few times I went there it was cash only.

Everything went well and was so fresh and worth the wait and money. I love that everything…read moreLITERALLY is from the field right to your fork it's been amazin

It was really busy but moving quickly. We often prefer to sit at the bar and got to enjoy watching…read morethe kitchen work and checking out the decor. It's eclectic and you can see the mission of farm to table really clearly throughout. The juice was outstanding and so was the food. I tried the biscuit that wasn't mine and couldn't finish the last piece of avocado toast- it was so filling.

Absolutely awesome food. Great service, and great music / vibe. I got the red shorts breakfast -…read morethe hashbrowns are so crispy and shredded so thin, eggs bacon and sourdough toast was great. Coffee is very good too, black as I got it or one of the specialty drinks- can't go wrong. Definitely recommend !

Cute little cafe in downtown Plymouth! We went two days in a row because it's a classic, cozy, and…read morequick breakfast option (they have lunch but we did not try). The classic breakfast is a staple: the pancakes were delicious, the salmon benedict had really nice flavor and the veggie omelette was cooked nicely. You can't go wrong with what you get. The server's were SO nice and attentive. The first time we were seated immediately but the second time took a little longer because they are definitely limited on the seating options (but they try to make sure you aren't waiting long).

Great atmosphere, however every time I've visited in the summer over the last 3 years it seems…read morethey've been understaffed. I don't really have the desire to wait 10 minutes to order a cold brew and another 10-15 minutes to actually get it. When it gets busy, the place becomes body-to-body in the café area, which may be some people's jam, but personally it isn't mine. I really wanted to buy a couple of books, but the line to order food and coffee is the same line used to purchase retail items, and I just couldn't bring myself to stand in it again. (I guess pick your books first and then stand in line to pay and get food/drinks?) I'll be back again... but will definitely make the trip earlier in the day... or come on a weekday.

The Book Nook is a fun place - very unique - they have everything from books and coffee (as the…read morename suggests) to novelty items and wines. It's part cafe, part bookstore, part wine bar, and part entertainment venue. Most important thing is the coffee is good. It seems like every other time I try to go they are closed, but other than that I recommend it. (To be fair, I usually only come through white lake area at odd times!)