As luck would have it, I happened upon this location the first day they opened!…read more Everybody was helpful and super attentive, it goes without saying the service was top notch. I didn't really know what i wanted so I put my order in the barista's hands. It was everything I wanted! Next time I'll make sure to come hungry and bring a friend so we can spend time sitting at the bar, sipping our drinks or lounging in the window area on the gorgeous leather couch, watching passers by. 5/5 Highly Recommend

My family loves Wild Brew -- my 7 year old gets mad if my husband and I go without him for a mini…read moreday-date! We grew up in the area but live 2 hours away now, so we only stop in when in town visiting family. If we lived closer we'd be here multiple times a week! The decor inside is beautiful and the drinks are so good -- both change seasonally to keep it fresh, too. We appreciate having a place to meet up with local friends and run into people we haven't seen in forever. Parking is all on-street, but the spots are large and usually plentiful, even when it's busy (many people walk there from the local businesses nearby). Service is knowledgeable and friendly, and can help suggest combinations/alterations to drinks if you're not sure what to get. We will definitely be back and highly suggest Wild Brew to others who happen to be in the area!

It's a Starbucks since Gloria moved out…read more Grabbed a nitro brew, OJ, rice crispy and a turkey, pesto, provolone on ciabatta $25.83. They were pretty much out of every breakfast and sandwich item on their menu. They pastry items in the display wasn't so appealing. The nitro, juice and the rice crispy was okay and as expected. The turkey was dry like jerky and the ciabatta was soggy from being heated in the microwave. It was disgusting and not worth the money or consumption. What a sad sandwich and sprinkled with some gristles to boot.

This Starbucks needs to have a manager on sight, especially in the evenings! Often times crew is…read morejust a bunch of kids with no direction. Usually short handed and out of a lot of things. What a disappointment. Defiantly not the kind of experience your use to receiving. Plus while in their today, we heard a "manager" tell a couple girls they aren't allowed to accept tips, and if they do, and don't put the money in the cash drawer, it will be considered stealing!!! Seriously, come on Starbucks you can do better than this for your people!!!

Coffee 10/10 Food 9/10…read moreAmbiance 10/10 Service 10/10 I spend a considerable amount of time in Oak Harbor and Wild Brew is *always* on my list to stop. They have wonderful service and a nice rotation of seasonal beverages. As I mentioned in my previous post, they're generous with the syrup so if you don't want your drink to be super sweet, just ask for less pumps. For this visit we had the Mistletoe Matcha and it was a dream! Creamy iced matcha topped with sweet raspberry cold foam. The perfect holiday drink for matcha lovers. The breakfast sandwiches are in a grab-and-go case and they'll heat them up for you. There are also a variety of sandwiches, desserts, and protein bites (my fave) to go along with your coffee. They also offer a nice menu of non-coffee drinks like boba tea and smoothies, which my kids love. Check them out, you won't regret it.

Great little coffee shop! Oak harbor is in desperate need of places like this to provide a nice…read morechill environment for people of all ages to sit down and have a chat over coffee or get some remote work done. The employees are super friendly and the coffee and food options are awesome.

Nice place with a small hometown vibe. Cappuccino was ok, not great but a nice place to read in…read moretheir book area with a cup of coffee.

This coffee shop is sooo cute. It's also a great place to study and in my case practice Spanish…read morewith a language exchange group. The bevy's are delicious. I look forward to going again.

What a wonderful coffee shop! Glad to see some places still have great, artisan coffee, as well as…read morea good vibe! First off, I chatted with the very knowledgeable barista about the beans they use, and if I lived closer, I'd definitely make it my mission to go through and try each kind. Got a pour over which was delicious and full flavored. They also offer all kind of coffee and espresso drinks, so something for everyone. They also have baked goods that looked delicious but I certainly didn't need it haha. And to the side are all the beans. Most had roast dates within a week, so all super fresh. Love the vibes inside. Very earthy and natural, yet benches were comfortable and I can see getting some work done here. Love this place! I wish I lived closer I'd totally become a regular.

My favorite stop whenever I am in Bowling Green! The interior is gorgeous and spacious, perfect for…read moreworking, and the baristas are always so friendly. The coffee here is delicious with my favorites being the iced cardamom latte. I often pick up beans here for home too!

Great Little coffee shop downtown Fremont. Excellent service and very friendly staff the coffee and…read morethe danish was fantastic. I would definitely recommend and come back.

My husband and I found this adorable cafe on a road trip and took a detour for a much-needed cup of…read morecoffee. I was impressed with their selection of house-made syrups. The owner was the barista and very friendly. My amaretto latte was tasty although too sweet. My husband's pour over was also good. We were a bit shocked by the price - over $11 for two medium coffees. There were no prices listed (at least nowhere obvious that we could see), otherwise I would have given this cafe 5 stars.

I lived in Seattle for 20+ years and this place reminds me of the coffee culture in the late 1990s…read moreto early 2000s. Great place to hang out w friends, by yourself and people watch, business meeting, do you school work, or simply have a cup of Joe. I discovered it on my first trip to Toledo and I have gone back everytime I come back. It my coffee place in Ohio.

Things to do along I-75 N/S to and from the Detroit area (1 of 2)…read more I had to spend a few days in the Detroit area and I-75, featured in black and white on Eminem's excellent Super Bowl commercial, is the route on which I'd be driving. I have become increasingly tired of Starbucks, but less so of other chain coffeehouses. That said, I always seek out the independent coffeehouses. Mostly, I was sold on the name (Rustbelt) of this coffeehouse in Downtown Toledo, just a few blocks from the small cluster of downtown mid-rises. Inside, it has the open floor plan with exposed ceilings up above, which works very well here and fits the industrial Rust Belt mood. The seating options were to my liking: big butcher block type tables meant to be shared, smaller tables, and upholstered seating with coffee tables. I wish I could have stayed at Rustbelt longer. It was a warm and humid summer day and I had an iced tea and a pastry. The items were tasty. The pricing was fair and the service was unremarkable, but did lean toward being good natured. Parking is available right in front along the street, should you want to keep an eye on your car. That said, I couldn't get a read on the location ... it seemed that there were other eateries and bars nearby, so maybe that meant it was okay. Also, I couldn't figure out where the customer base came from. Usually, bohemian coffeehouses have bohemian enclaves nearby where the bohemian people live. I didn't see any, or maybe I didn't look long enough. I couldn't imagine them being suburbanites. Lastly, I believe I've always seen Rust Belt spelled as two words. If they want to stylize this and go with one word, that's their prerogative. So, what you have here at Rustbelt Coffee are good tea/coffee with pastries to choose from, fair prices, decent service, and a spacious open interior plan where the climate control system was working very well. That sounds like 4 stars to me.

The one local coffee shop in Bluffton... and it's great! Full breakfast menu, too, which was a neat…read moresurprise. Quiche was fantastic! I'm in the area a few times a year, and I'll be back.

We ordered breakfast and waited 15 minutes. Went to counter and asked and nothing was sent back…read more Got a refund and a "sorry".

Best muffins anywhere. Eat one and take some home. Coffee is delicious. Walk through veterans park…read moreright next door.

Lovely coffee shop. Came in for a coffee and enjoyed a muffin and cinnamon roll also. I had the…read moredrip raspberry crème brûlée coffee with the cinnamon roll. The outside was a bit dry, but the inside was much nicer. My husband had a latte and an orange cranberry muffin. His muffin was very moist inside. The team had quick service. It wasn't clear what all the coffee options are but they seemed to have the ability to accommodate just about anything. I opted for simple as I'm not much of a coffee connoisseur. Hahaha. We sat outside as it was a lovely morning with a great breeze. This is right on the corner next to the veterans park and across the street from the post office. Unfortunately, they didn't seem to have a restroom. Highly recommend for the coffee and sweets P.s; noticed some folks had a croissant sandwich while we were enjoying our coffee outside. I must've missed a menu and other offerings. I might've ordered that versus the cinnamon roll. Next time.

This review is for not only the amazing coffee in this quaint and cozy coffee shop, but also the…read moreamazing catering they did for an event this weekend. Came to middle bass island for the Great Lakes cruising club rally (https://www.glcclub.com/) Friday and Saturday were rainy, windy and cool. Friday evening's dinner was a BBQ catered by the team from Island Grind. (Pulled pork, chicken breast, coleslaw, potato salad and dessert bites.) They did a great job bringing the dinner to the Lonz pavilion. It was hot and everything tasted great. Saturday morning, they provided breakfast. Since it was chilly, they offered the speakeasy for us to be in versus the pavilion. The breakfast was delicious. Blueberry pancakes, perfectly cooked bacon, sausage patties, yogurt granola and strawberries and multiple juices. Saturday evenings dinner was salad, garlic bread, lasagna, eggplant amazingly large meatballs, and Italian lemon cream cake for dessert. Fortunately, the weather cleared and was nice and sunny. Dinner in the Lonz pavilion was served hot and it tasted wonderful. Jane and her team did an awesome job all weekend! Highly recommend this coffee shop for their catering as well as anything they serve for breakfast or lunch! A must stop if you're on the island!

10+ stars. We had an amazing day on middle bass island, which is a little known secret and…read morebeautiful place just a quick ferry ride away from put in bay!!! Kudos to the buckeye state for putting their tax dollars to good use and converting the old Lonz winery into this gorgeous state park! The old mansion is open for tours where you can learn about the epic parties that George and wife Fannie hosted. The upstairs has been beautifully restored and can be rented!! There are also some walking paths with informational signs about the wine making history on the island and other factoids. We thought we'd make George and Fannie proud and ended our day at the island grind- wait for it- speakeasy!!! The drinks were delicious, and the decor, vibe and crowd were all A+. There is also an adjoining coffee shop and restaurant that's open during the summer. Special recognition to our barkeeps Kieran and Daniel, Lynne the mansion tour guide , and Jane the manager. One of my best memories from my time on the bass islands.