We're back after several months. Really good coffee and honey and frappe. Super here on corner of…read moretown square. We like.

Beautiful restored and renovated building. Wonderful owners and staff. Great drinks and snacks…read more What more do we need?!

This place has been on our list for so long, and we finally made the trip this weekend. We ordered…read morea couple pastries, the cinnamon roll and a cherry turnover, but there were so many to choose from. Both of these were fantastic; definitely get the cinnamon roll heated up! The ricotta toast was a delightful surprise. We had no idea it also included a delicious orange marmalade on the top, which was absolutely the star of the show. The vibe in here is adorable. This is oddly specific, but the smell took me back to a fancy Disney resort. Not complaining! One note: they didn't have any high chairs. We made due with our infant on our lap, but it would have been nice to have one available.

OMG...everything looks delicious in here. My daughter ordered the macarons and I ordered the pecan…read moreroll. I don't usually like macarons but apparently I just have not had a good one--until now! They are AMAZING here!! Fun, don't walk to Fariner Bakery!!!

We really enjoyed our stop at this little cafe in Wahoo. The space is small, but nicely laid out…read morewith tables and chairs. There are two tables for two outside as well. Order at counter from the menu board. The pastry case is right there too, with irresistible coffee cake, scones, and other treats. The coffee cake was irresistible to me so I ordered a big slice. Bookguy had the large biscuits and gravy. We both had a sausage croissant breakfast sandwich too. Bookguy really liked the biscuits and gravy, wishing it was bigger. I tried a bite and liked it too, not salty and the biscuit was tender. The breakfast sandwich was pretty standard, but hit the spot. The coffee cake was very fresh and delicious. The coffee bar was unexpected with flavored coffee and regular. I chose the one called Jamaica Me Crazy that was flavored with vanilla cream and kahlua which was excellent. The staff is friendly and I had a great conversation with a woman whom I think is the owner.

Friendly reception and delicious breakfast of croissant with egg and cheese and a cinnamon bun with…read morewalnuts. Very conscientious in keeping tables clean and stocked. Appreciated receiving chamber's magazine to learn more about Wahoo.

I got a yummy blended chai with a shot of espresso. Enjoyed a friendly conversation and got…read moredirections to a nearby gas station. Very welcoming and friendly spot!

Advertised open at 630a but were not. Sign in window said 7a, but we didn't have the time to wait…read more Will return another time and day.

This is a little hidden gem in Fremont. We stopped by for lunch, and I was pleasantly surprised…read morewith how much I enjoyed my sandwich. I ordered the chicken pesto panini, and while I'll say it was not really a panini vs just a toasted sandwich, it was delicious regardless! The atmosphere is very cool and kitschy, and the service was excellent!

Love this coffee shop. When I am in town I always stop. Today I brought friends from Bellevue and…read morewe took time to enjoy breakfast and coffee. Hot mocha with a pump of caramel sauce and a croissant egg/ bacon/cheese sandwich- there is no skimping on the bacon!!! The place was hopping- there was even a baby shower in an area that was roped off. It's a large place with lots of seating and a variety of chairs couches, tables & chairs. Great place to sit and visit.

When I checked Yelp, the only coffee options in Crete were Casey's or Casey's. This was fake news…read moreaccording to Google Maps, as it directed me to this locale. Great little coffee shop with a modern vibe. There were lots of books and knick knacks. Seems like a good place to study also.

You walk in and feel cozy right away! Beautiful ambiance, great service, and great drinks! The…read moredirty chai made with almond milk =10

I heard only great things about this coffee spot in Lincoln, so I had to check it out for myself…read more For starters, the outside is just as a vibe as inside. Very welcoming and cozy. It is the perfect place to study, work, have a coffee with a friend, relax. There are two floors, both very clean and aesthetically pleasing. I opted for the biscuits and gravy and hot blueberry latte. The coffee was too sweet for me, but the flavor was there. I loved the blueberry syrup, but prefer less next time. I usually get iced, so I'll have to do an iced coffee next time. The biscuits and gravy was so tasty. The barista was very friendly and served us quickly!

Neutral Grounds isn't just my favorite coffee shop in the area--it's one of my favorite coffee…read moreshops of any of the places I've ever lived. While service can be a little slow at times, their coffee is well-worth the wait! My go-to drink is an iced Sweet and Salty (great with oat milk, which cuts some of the richness of the sweetened condensed milk). I also recommend the matcha latte or the Blue Lavender for non-coffee drinkers. Their seasonal offerings are always fun; I've been a big fan of the Cornhusker (which features house-made sweet corn cold foam!) this fall. Their food menu is limited, but very good! The pan con tomate is my favorite of their toast options. Their scones are always light and flaky (lemon poppyseed is the best!). I'm also a big fan of their house-roasted coffee beans. I haven't encountered a roast I dislike, but their medium roasts are probably my favorite. The only downside to Neutral Grounds is that they don't open until 7am, which is late for a coffee shop. (In their defense, I'm usually the only one there if I go before 8:00; their clientele seem to lean later. 10:00-11:00 appears to be their rush hour, with most seats taken and a line of customers waiting to order. The few times I've gone in the afternoon, it's been pretty quiet).

What a fun surprise while visiting! I loved the vibe as soon…read moreas you walked in. Very homey and welcoming. I also loved how they provided a little mini barista experience for kids to experience the barista life. I enjoyed the Nebraska Lavender

I don't make it to Milford often but was pleasantly surprised to find this gem of a coffee house…read more Their iced mocha was fabulous and I had my first London fog tea drink here and was blown away. Try one! Their tasty drinks and ambience would be enough but that is only part of what makes this place great. The friendly enthusiastic staff make this of a 5 start experience. Thank you, Ladies!

Wow. If you're traveling across the country like us you have got to stop here. It's about 5 mins…read moreoff I-80 so will add about 10 minutes to your trip but well worth it. I had the best blueberry scone I've ever had. And everything is cheap, at least compared to bigger cities. 10/10. Fresh lemonade was amazing too. And so cute inside. Iced mocha was great too.

Love this place! It's in a bit of a weird location but I've heard good things so I had to make the…read moretrip - I'm so glad I did. It's pretty small inside but cute. I like that you can order at a kiosk yourself or from the counter. I got the seasonal cozy latte iced. 10/10 SO GOOD!

I frequently go to the Grind since it is the perfect study spot if you're in the area, and the…read morevibes are truly the best for a productive morning. The decor is warm and homey while remaining cute and trendy. Their seasonal decorations are always adorable, and the ambience is perfect if you are looking to study with friends, telework solo, or maybe grab a coffee date. They also have a virtual kiosk and options for your drink to be ordered in advance and brought to your table, which is an introvert's dream. I have never been disappointed with drinks from the Grind, and I most recently purchased the French toast iced latte, which was phenomenal! It was the perfect blend of spicy and sweet, and I thoroughly enjoyed it, as I do all of their drink options! The English muffin sandwich was good but their menu items are pricey and not necessarily worth it, not that they aren't good, just nothing to write home about as far as the sandwiches. I hope to try a pastry next time and my opinion may differ.