Don't miss this! If…read moreyou're in the Oak Creek area, and you're looking for a clean and quaint place to get some caffeine, this is a great place to be! It is a converted old school house right off Ryan Road. The interior is very welcome and inviting. The staff is very nice. And the coffee itself is from Anodyne, so you know it's good!

Love this place so much. An old schoolhouse, turned coffee house/bakery. The staff is so…read morewelcoming- including Rose the owner- she's a dear! The bakery case has homemade, unique treats. Coffee is terrific! Lots of seating. Big parking lot.

I was craving a "fancy coffee" has my husband calls it and OH MY GOD…read more This place is truly a gem within the Foxtown area and one I'm glad we stumbled upon! The interior is huge, allows for a variety of seating, including the patio, has a butcher next door and provides both pastries and coffee at this location. The cases were filled to the brim with beautiful pastries of all kinds - both savory and sweet - handmade and absolutely delicious! We opted for a box of 6 pastries, ranging in taste and size, and my Honey Almond latte and I was in literal heaven. The pastries are HUGE and we happily split with family. The coffee was a little sweet but hit the spot! Although it's a little pricy, it's worth every single penny for the thoughtful service and quality of ingredients/items! YUMMMM!

First time visiting Interurban Coffee and I had a great experience. The shop was clean, well lit,…read moreand offered both indoor and patio seating. The giant cinnamon roll immediately caught my attention, and it definitely lived up to the hype. It took me two days to finish, but every bite was delicious. Just be prepared for a generous amount of icing. I also ordered an iced matcha and an iced caramel latte, both of which were full of flavor. The wait was under 10 minutes, making this a great stop if you're in the area and craving quality coffee and pastries.

Stopped in for the first time. Right as they opened at 8am. The place is a little odd, but…read morecharming at the same time. It's a converted barn, and from the outside you might actually think that it's still being used. There is parking behind the barn, and some seating outside. (posted signs about Bees, and some places are off limits, but I didn't see any beehives?) The lower level of the barn had been converted/remodeled into a small restaurant space. There are several wooden tables. What is so very suprising was the large selection of home made bakery and pastry items. They all looked fresh and LARGE. I love a good scone, which they had, but they also had a selection of different coffee cakes, and cinnamon rolls. It was a tough choice but I ended up getting the Chocolate Chip Coffee Cake. They also made me a Chai Latte, in a mug. A was a great combination. The coffee cake was a little dry/crumbly (which I like), so it paired well with the hot chai. The place was busy. And from the sound of it, there were lots of regulars. That's always a good sign. Some people ordered breakfast and egg dishes. They all looked goo. It's a nice place, with nice folks, and excellent baked good. I would have preferred a bit more inside seating, but they are working with limited space. The outside could benefit from some better landscaping, and seating areas.

Delicious homemade meals and bakery with both savory and sweet choices. Kind of hidden within a…read moreconverted barn.

This quaint little bakehouse never gets old. On the latest visit, my kiddos were excited to try a…read morecinnamon roll knot (I think that was what it's called), covered in frosting. I mean what kid wouldn't be excited for that? So many freshly-made options to choose from, and this one was a winner. Definitely a very sweet-treat, and worth splitting a handful of ways, but boy was it tasty! I also grabbed a latte for myself, which I always enjoy here. I will say however, I wish they had other milk options beyond oat and whole milk. I say this with no means to complain, but both of those milk are very 'heavy' so whenever something like skim or almond is available, that's a personal preference for sure. Love the community feel here, love the goodies, will return.

Saturday, December 2025: My husband and I stopped at Matilda Bakehouse for a coffee and snack. The…read morestaff were very friendly and the cafe is spacious. They had a variety of baked goods to choose from- we opted for the cinnamon roll and the seasonal danish. We also ordered a cappuccino and an americano. The baked goods we had were okay. We were disappointed they wouldn't heat up the cinnamon roll, the reason they gave us was because the frosting would run and be messy. So the cinnamon roll wasn't very enjoyable. I liked the filling on the seasonal danish but I asked for it heated up and it was served at room temp. The coffee was good- we both thought it was weak for our liking but it had good flavor. Also to note, this place is very family-friendly. When we were in, there were a lot of children and families enjoying the space. I would love to come back and try the monkey bread; they were sold out when we arrived this morning and we were told it's a top-seller.

Been here a few times in the past. This time, I came with a friend to get a hot beverage and a…read morepastry. Food: They have a large selection of breakfast pastries, including scones, cinnamon rolls, hand pies, and more. There are also some savory items, such as a rosemary biscuit. It was a tough choice, but when in doubt, I go for a scone, and they had a Maple Cinnamon one. I had it warmed up a bit, and it was delicious. These scones are not muffins in disguise, which means the texture is a bit drier and more crumbly--perfect alongside a hot beverage. For my drink, I ordered a London Fog Tea Latte. I was hoping to have it served in an actual ceramic mug, but those are only offered to customers who order drip coffee. That said, they made a very good London Fog, with a little extra lavender and plenty of foam. For my taste, it could have been a bit hotter. Service: Everyone who helped us was kind and helpful and gave us plenty of time to choose the perfect pastries. When ordering the London Fog, they explained how they make theirs and how they would add the extra lavender, which I appreciated. As mentioned above, they do not provide mugs for specialty drinks, using mugs instead to keep track of customers who have paid for bottomless drip coffee. I could bring my own mug from home, but I am not a fan of carrying around coffee shop essentials. Atmosphere: The building is nicely designed on the outside and sits on a corner with plenty of large windows that bring in natural light. It faces north, so you avoid the glaring morning sun. Upon entering, there is a short walk to the counter, where you can view all of the bakery and pastry items. A menu board above clearly displays the breakfast and lunch offerings, making it easy for first time visitors. There are numerous tables that accommodate small groups, and a fireplace with a couple of upholstered chairs offers a cozy seating option. Even after filling up with customers, the noise level was very good, and easy to have casual conversations. A nice visit and a place I would enjoy coming back to.

This is such a cute cafe with delicious food! The service was fast, even with a very long line to…read moreorder during lunch hour. My husband enjoyed his breakfast burrito. Their sandwiches are so fresh and delicious. My friend got a version of a grilled cheese with a blended pepper soup, which she thoroughly enjoyed! I got the avocado bacon club with a side of their daily soup,SO good. Minus one star for the coffee drinks being very watered down and "weak". Highly recommend this.

I've driven past Casera many times, and finally took the time to stop in and check it out. Gosh, am…read moreI glad I did! I was in need of something small to sustain me briefly, so I ordered a London Fog and the special scone (rhymes with "gone"), that day a delectable-looking chocolate chip with chocolate drizzle. The Fog was most interesting in that it was topped with nutmeg, which I adore. To be honest, for some reason the combination of the regular London fog and nutmeg reminded me of some medicine or unloved candy from my childhood, but it wasn't so offputting that I didn't finish every last drop. The scone was hands-down the best I've had outside of Scotland. That sounds like hyperbole, but it's not; it's honest. The texture was impeccable for my personal taste as I prefer a moister, cakier scone. This one was that, a perfect scone with a perfect number of chocolate chips and a perfect chocolate drizzle. This pastry alone (and whatever other flavors the bakers produce) will get me going back again and again. The establishment was very clean, I found some of the chairs to be uncomfortable, I thought the mix of lighting fixtures was interesting, and I enjoyed the sunshine pouring in through the garage doors. It was surprisingly quiet because everyone there was on a laptop. It does make me worry a bit about coming in with children or with a friend to have conversation, but we can all get along. :)

Walk in. About 12:30 on a Sunday after church. It's surprisingly not to busy. Came for their scones…read morethat if it's available, it's mine! Today it was a variation, a sweet scone which is like the chocolate scone I usually get but I believe with cranberry's and a thick buttercream drizzle.(which I LOVE) . Sugar cookies arnt my favorite things but I love how they're decorated. The barista/ person who took my order was very attentive. Love that they have physical laminated menus right there in the front for you.(they do serve a full breakfast menu outside of their showcase of bakery.)

Come here often, and this visit was another good one. It was only partially full inside, making it…read moreeasy to have a quiet conversation. They made my London Fog just the way I like it: served in a mug, with whole milk, a hint of lavender and vanilla, the tea bag removed after steeping, and frothed milk added afterward. The temperature was a perfect 140°F. Thanks!

I visited here when visiting family in Wisconsin. This coffee shop is super cute and a perfect stop…read moreif you're shopping in this area. They have a nice creek behind it where you can enjoy your coffee with a pretty view. The staff are super friendly. I got an iced vanilla latte and it was good!

Today was my first time trying this place. I got there less than two hours after opening, and they…read morewere already almost sold out. There was one customer ahead of me, who seemed more concerned with making conversation with me and asking me what I would be ordering, rather than making his own decision. After it was finally my turn, I asked the employee if a specific product contained custard or pastry cream, and the answer somehow included telling me the history of the owner attending pastry school, a list of their locations and hours, and a tour of everything they carry. I was just looking to get in and out, and apparently this is not the place for that. I am used to big city bakeries, and I would say this is a small town bakery. I'm sure it's fine if you have time to kill, but I wasn't looking for that. I decided on a dark chocolate croissant. It was $6. The small part that had chocolate in it was WONDERFUL, but it was just about a dollar coin size of chocolate in a large croissant, so it was almost entirely just a plain croissant. For $6. I wanted to like this place, especially since there don't seem to be other bakeries in the area, but I likely will not be back.

First time at this location. Staff was not very friendly. It's your basic croissant variations. Not…read morea lot of filling in the ham and cheese or the fruit.