did you know that morning ritual has breakfast sandwiches?…read more all of which are default vegan (option for dairy cheese available) 1. bacon, egg, and cheese 2. sausage, egg, and cheese 3. egg and cheese all sandwiches come on an english muffin with richie sauce which is some sort of spicy mayo. they still sell nantucket goodies too like bagels, vegan croissants, and the vegan pb chocolate rice crispy treats. i personally like the new location, though of course i miss the character of the old building. the photo booth is fun and i enjoy perusing the various local products and art they sell/display.

I don't know how to feel about this place! It's creative and unique, the space is big with lots of…read morenatural light and a good amount of space to work. The drinks are interesting. It wasn't bad, but not my favorite. I didn't love the specialty options, but the fruity loopy special was pretty good and tasted just like the cereal (although I wasn't expecting a green coffee) In terms of specialty coffee, I wish they had more staple espresso options (such as brown sugar or cinnamon) rather than fruity syrups (strawberry/peach). Everyone's taste is different, I'd still encourage to give it a try!

Every time I am in here the atmosphere is perfect. Everything I could want from a coffee shop:…read morecalm, slow and swanky. The decor and music choices are perfect, they lend to a good start on any day. The coffee itself is actually fantastic. So much so that everywhere I go in the city I can't quite find anything to match. So I'm really thankful for that. The baristas are skilled and kind. The service is excellent.

Stopped in the other day for a quick visit with family…read more Coming from Metro Detroit, this is one of the best coffee shops I've ever tried! Great service, friendly staff. The inside of the building is spruced up nicely, enjoyed the artwork. Will be back again. :)

We got a drip coffee, iced coffee, and two acai bowls. The acai bowls were delicious! The added…read morepeanut butter was the perfect touch. They overall were very filling, I was surprised how full I was after. Definitely recommend. We sat outside bc we brought our dog but the vibes were clearly nice. Definitely caters to the college crowd.

Sometimes you just need a place to escape the hotel room, crack open the laptop, and get some work…read moredone. That's exactly what brought me to Midnight Express Cafe in Grand Rapids. Apparently this is a favorite among the local college crowd, and I can see why. The space is big, bright, and inviting. There were groups of friends playing card games, plenty of people working on laptops, and an atmosphere that somehow felt both fun and relaxing. The vibe check? Passed with flying colors. It wasn't perfect, though. If you're planning on working for a few hours, be prepared to hunt for actual working power outlets because they're surprisingly scarce. My chai latte also left a lot to be desired. It wasn't bad, just forgettable. Then came the açaí bowl. Organic açaí blended with blueberries, mango, blue agave, and coconut milk, then topped with granola, coconut flakes, chocolate chips, honey, strawberries, blueberries, and peanut butter. Oh... my... goodness. I was not prepared for what arrived at the table. Every ingredient tasted incredibly fresh. The fruit was vibrant, the granola had amazing texture, and every bite felt like the perfect balance of sweet, creamy, and refreshing. It wasn't just delicious--it was one of those dishes that makes you stop what you're doing because your full attention suddenly belongs to the food. Here's what makes that statement carry some weight: I live in an area of South Florida surrounded by a huge Brazilian community. I have no fewer than six dedicated açaí shops within eight minutes of my house. I've had a lot of açaí bowls over the years. Without question, Midnight Express Cafe serves the best açaí bowl I've ever had. I never expected to find my favorite açaí bowl in Grand Rapids, Michigan, but here we are. Sometimes the biggest surprises happen in the places you least expect them.

Awesome coffee shop!!! Since I've been in town have stopped in twice. Had a great black coffee and…read morea lovely dirty chai latte. Staff was very friendly! They have a very cute downstairs lounge area to chill .. look forward to coming back. Grad yourself a bag of beans as well. Many options to take home.

Decent coffee shop in the downtown area. Ordered the Carrot Cake Latte, and it was okay; nothing to…read morewrite home about. The best attribute of this place is the space it has to get work done. The lower-level is darker and cozier so it's great to dial in some work. Staff seemed friendly enough, but nobody went above and beyond by any means. Not the best coffee in downtown IMO, but not horrible either.

This place is off the chain, so many options yet so small, very good vibe, as well as very clean,…read moreI've recently moved into the area and had my doubts but had nothing but positive vibes the only negative aspect is the homeless people lurking around outside in the parking Garage seems that's a hotspot tho but other then the homeless people it's great store inside and out

Bridge Street Market is a fancy Meijer, basically! It is Meijer's attempt at appealing to the…read morepeople who want organic strawberries, multiple options of coconut water and $10 almond butter. I can dig it, though, because sometimes I am that person. But also, sometimes I am not that person, and I'm especially not that person when I just want to find a fully stocked aisle of children's medicine (Tylenol in bubble gum flavor, in fact) at a good price. Thankfully, Bridge Street Market is a little bougie, but not so bougie that it loses its Midwest Meijer roots. Anyway, I picked up my children's Tylenol, but I also stopped by the wine section before I checked out. Bridge Street Market has a large and fun wine area. I say fun because they take the time to label some of the wines on display with tasting notes and other descriptors. I was in the Italian section, so I picked up a bottle of Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, just based on how it was displayed on the shelf. The merchandising people at Bridge Street are doing a good job -- they made me pick up wine on a whim! (Which, to be honest, isn't that difficult, but still.) All of the checkout lanes are self-check-out, but there are people standing by to help.

Quite possibly one of the best cafe mochas I've ever had. Just great coffee- with great vibes…read more Bonus points for super friendly staff.

This place is good! However, it is pretty overpriced for what you get. I'd recommend Lantern or…read moreanother neighboring coffee shop if downtown.

I always love discovering new to me places, and I had seen a few reviews of Moka Roots recently, so…read moreI made plans to meet up with a friend there to catch up. The space is beautiful and spacious, and there were a few other people meeting and working there. The menu is interesting and they specialize in Yemeni coffee and other drinks. I got the Moka Roots latte at the recommendation of the owner, which was delicious with some light warming spices like cardamom. They also sell slices of cake and other goodies - I got a piece of baklava which was perfectly crispy and sweet. There is plenty of parking in the lot, and it's attached to the amazing Super Green Market. They also have an outdoor patio which I'd love to enjoy in the summer. Moka Roots isn't super close to my house, but I'm glad I checked it out and will definitely be back in the future.

Delicious, amazing coffee, and great space to get some work done! Great customer service and…read morerelaxing atmosphere.

Awesome coffee shop! I love that your drinks are made then put in a can, it so fun!…read more The staff was extremely nice and it was a cool place to hang out. The bathroom was clean and there was plenty of seating. Loved it!

This place is perfect! I'm traveling through Michigan while working remotely and this has been my…read morefavorite spot so far. Lots of seating and great espresso pulls. Avocado toast was a good sized portion. I like the ample seating options and availability of seats. Service was friendly except for the male barista who cut in front of me to put away coffee cups grabbing a fork and napkin. I thought he was another guest so I let him go first, but then realized he worked there. A little rude imo.