3.5 stars for now!…read more My friend and I met here for brunch & coffee a couple of months ago. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, love that they implement the little "library" where you can take a book & leave a book. The fireplace is unique and pretty, too. They also have gifty goods that you can buy. The food was good, my friend enjoyed her quiche and I had a bagel with smoked salmon- there was a drizzle of a honey and I thought it was such a nice touch! I had wanted to try their lavender latte but they were out of the syrup. I tried their hazelnut instead and did not enjoy it at all. It tasted like sweet milk, it didn't seem like there was any coffee in it at all. To me, coffee should be the star and it just wasn't. My hope is that if I give them another try the coffee will be much better.

Situated in my girl's hometown, this cafe certainly offers something unique for this community…read more With its straight and flavored coffees, small plates, bakery items, welcoming atmosphere, and drive thru, it has found a comfortable niche. Vicksburg is too small of a market to attract a Water Street or a Starbucks, and so far there is no Biggby's. Windfall's only breakfast competitors are two traditional diners: Yogi's (situated a mile or so to the west) and Rise N Dine (downtown). We happened to meet our niece this morning, just by luck, so we ate and drank and caught up. The cafe has counter service. My girl had a water and the Grilled Breakfast Wrap (described as "bacon, egg, & cheese wrap grilled to a crispy outside & melted inside served with garden salsa"), our niece had a coffee and the Spinach Quiche, and I had a coffee and the Biscuit and Gravy. The breakfast entrees are all small plates and were priced as such ($3.95 - 4.25). The entire breakfast for the three of us was $17. We ate in what the cafe describes as its "Green Room." Though Prairie Street is a main thoroughfare into Vicksburg from the west, we didn't hear that much road noise. The food was yummy though I thought my coffee was stunningly bitter.

Good coffee. Plenty of comfortable seating. Nice decor…read more Fairly typical coffee shop vibe. Baristas were very friendly. (Which is a departure from most good coffee shops ) Whenever I'm in Kalamazoo, I usually stop in.

The Good: The coffee was tasty…read moreThe barista was friendly and quick The seating was cool The Meh: The vibe was slightly off - stayed a bit to see if it was just me but nope, couldn't shake it. The traffic flow in and out of the Radiant staff & guests only doors was distracting Church people seemed to be the majority of who was in the space

Brutal. $7 Iced chai that was suppppeerr milky or watered down. Plus the wifi just doesn't let you…read moreopen anything, plus I had to pay for parking to get there so overall I had a bad time. Food looked good, and maybe other drinks are good but i'd say spend your money at waterstreet, the tried and true!!

Factory coffee is pretty nice. They make their own coffee. They refurbished an old building and the…read moredecorations have a nice mix.

Homemade food with lots of options. Breakfast is served all day and they do have a kids menu…read more Prices are fair. If in the area definitely try and the raisin toast is excellent! I got the salmon was shocked about how good it was. It would be double the price for that quality in places I normally go to.

Great breakfast spot in Kalamazoo. We were looking for breakfast including crepes in particular…read moreand this was suggested. Nothing fancy but perfect for great breakfast. Crepes were delicious as well as everything else. Good prices too. Beware, if you order a 2 eggs breakfast, they give you a huge amount of food!!! Excellent.

Cute little restaurant. Nice place for breakfast. Now open for dinner some nights. The fajitas were…read moregreat and could feed two people for sure.

Nice restaurant with friendly staff. Everything that my party ordered was very good, particularly…read morethe Mexican cuisine. Highly recommended. It's a great off the beaten path gem.

The second time we have stopped at the Cozy Egg Cafe. Great place to grab breakfast or lunch when…read morewe are coming back from Chicago or the west side of the state. Absolutely love that they are dog friendly! My husband and I came for breakfast. He got the lox plate which was so fresh and good. I got the oat cakes with blueberries. I swapped out the syrup for a side of honey. The oat cakes are made with oatmeal, cinnamon, and yogurt. So good! The service is great. Everyone is so friendly. Food came quickly. Make sure to ask for a coffee menu too! I forgot to take a picture.

We stopped for lunch on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. I had the Breakfast Chorizo Quesadilla,…read morewhich was the special. Very good. The quesadilla was big and filled. I really liked the chorizo on this, which was more like a ground beef texture. Good spice (which does overpower the eggs). Mixed with the hash browns, pico de Gallo, and sour cream. My daughter had the Oat Cakes, which she said were very good. Very cute inside. We sat outside under the covered patio. Service was good. Everyone was friendly.

This is a great little hidden gem! located on the bottom floor, back corner of The crossroads mall,…read moreacross from chicos. Employees are very nice, store is clean, order was correct and made quickly. Pistachio cream frappe is great, 10/10. white Hot chocolate is good too

coffee & food is great!! But I also drive an hour to this place and the hours are never Consistent…read morethey close and open when they want too & I try calling every time before I leave because I do drive an hour no one ever answers phone and they also close "for periods" of time so they can restock and clean . I ain't ever hear anyrhing like that your a business . You dont close to re stock things , that has happened to me three times I'll come in and they will say they are temporary close not sure when they will re open and it's frustrating because it will be anytime of the day as a business you don't just get to close for 30 mins -40 to clean or restock . I just get tired of driving here , and it's always something if you have set hours then you should be open the full time , not closing for short periods of time or closing early and if you are then update people have accurate phones because I hate driving an hour to a place that says it's open and it's not

Pastries from case were very dry. I may not have known what to order --but we ended up tossing most…read moreof them.

The absolute best bakery in Kalamazoo for sweets and bread, Mexican style or otherwise. Walked out…read morewith 7 huge pastries for $9.50. Deliciouso!!!