We popped in today for a light lunch and it was delicious. Our group had an iced latte, cappuccino…read moreand drip coffee, all of which were very good. We had two different kind of breakfast wraps. I think one was the Garden Wrap and had fresh eggs, fresh spinach, feta and tomatoes, with salsa on the side. Slightly toasted and very yummy. Laid back and welcoming atmosphere. Super nice staff. A wonderful addition to Mercer.

We made a special trip because this place sounded lovely. I even called ahead to warn them that…read moreeight of us would arrive 30 minutes before closing--apparently a crime. From the moment we walked in, we were very unwelcome. We ordered quickly, smiled politely, and were met with unwavering annoyance. Half our group was served normally; the other half had their meals packed to-go as she stood by the door like a bouncer. My husband was still eating his chili when, at exactly 2:00 p.m., the lights began flashing like it was bar time. Patrons exchanged stunned looks. A new mother's baby cried as she was abruptly scooped up. Perhaps Uline should train their employees to have more personality than their boxes! :)

Another great experience at this location in Manituish Waters. It is very clean, modern, quiet, and…read morevery good service with high-quality food. My wife had the Dixie's Delight Salad, I had the Chorkie, and my father had the Cuban Bichon. All were good. We also had a Bear Claw and a Caramel Latte. Great views to the lake. Everything was meticulous and clean as we experience on every visit. We will be back next year..

Passing through small-town America in one of the colder sites in the North. The folks here are…read morepleasantly chipper and incredibly tolerant of this old man's rambling on. This spot has a calming, laid back charm that is incredibly relaxing. The light snow fall accompanied by the soft music create quite a feeling of nirvana. They offer a few decent crepes, breakfast sandwiches and other items, but the coffee creations and the atmosphere are why you come. It's pricey, but such it's the cost for the environment. There is noticeably a younger crowd in this house. More of a modern feel than the old, rickety traditional shops. Even the bathrooms are up to date and spotless. I prefer the solitude, so timing is everything. You'll find both the noisy, crowded breakfast niche and the quiet, pristine haven will provide you with a memorable experience. 02/25

We stopped in today while visiting a friend. This is a cute town and this coffee shop is delicious…read more We each had a different drink and all loved it. Our barista was Sherry and she was so friendly and helpful. Definitely recommend

The coffee was good, but the service wasn't great. My boyfriend and I went in to get some coffee…read morewhile we were on vacation, hoping for a cute little coffee shop. We ordered a dark chocolate mocha and a white chocolate mocha, and both were good. However, it was an odd setup with no separation between tables , so we decided to walk around and drink our coffee. The register was broken, so it was a little confusing how she rang us up.

Great iced mochas. Not sure if server was in a bad mood or what but hospitality could have been…read morebetter.

Went here for lunch on a Monday while on a road trip. First tip, they are cash only. While my…read morefriend went to the BP next door to grab cash, I got a table. The waitress was super accommodating because we had a child with. Right away, she asked if we would like crayons or cars. The toy cars were a huge hit for the child and kept him entertained the whole time. It was a great thing since the restaurant was pretty full. As for food, it was standard diner food, just what I wanted. I got the veggie omelet, which was pretty good. It was a very thin egg layer and filled with veggies. I think the mushrooms were canned, but they didn't necessarily taste like it. The rye toast was also tasty. My friend got the beast burger, which we thought was super interesting to have that combo of meats on the menu. It did need some condiments as the combo of lean meats made it a little dry, but it had a good flavor. We also got the 9er, which was just the right amount of food for a child. Overall, we had 5 star service and the food was just what we needed on the road trip.

No water due to them cleaning the water pipes. The cheese curds were not to bad not amazing but…read morethey were ok. The hash browns were pretty good. The service was less than welcoming but nothing to make us want to leave. Good parking. Small town restaurant. We might give them another shot when we come back to that area of town.

These are by far the best pasties i have ever had - the Cornish Pastie being my favorite. I drive 3…read morehours round trip to stock up. We love everything about this place.

This place is the definition of local. Definitely has mom and pop vibes and is loaded with a…read morevariety of baked good that'll stimulate your appetite. From sugary donuts to savory pasties they're cooking it up nicely and the prices are low. Easy parking. Walk in and get your order and the counter and you're good to go. They have a fair amount of seating in case you wanna enjoy your food on site. The people are friendly and serving up good stuff at a good value. Don't second guess it if you're in the area and looking for a quick bite.

This bakery on a hill in Ironwood was unknown to me until yesterday. Best baguette I have had…read moresince living in France. The crust was absolutely perfect. Great sliced for yesterday's dinner and toasted for breakfast. The ginger molasses and Wow butter cookies were also big hits with the family. Very friendly person working the counter. We'll definitely be back!

Just found this place today and what a find! Great sandwiches and the people were wonderful!!!!…read moreWill definitely be back the next time I'm in Ironwood. Wish I had taken pictures but was too busy eating.

This place surprised me in a very good way! Their iced caramel latte was awesome and the panini was…read moreout of this world! It's a small space that acts like a coffee shop in the morning and sort of speakeasy in the evenings. Even though it was busy, the staff were really fast and very friendly! Will definitely come back!

Owner was the sweetest person. I had a berry energy drink and a chocolate croissant. Both were…read moreamazing. The atmosphere was very comfortable but also clean. There were local postcards and other things on display to buy. I highly recommend going here!!

Anytime a coffeeshop has a traditional macchiato on their menu it's a sign they take their coffee…read moreseriously. Delicious coffee from Colectivo in a fun and inviting space.

Staying "Up North" for a weekend getaway and decided to drive into Bolder Junction to get a morning…read morecoffee. I was pretty sure my option was going to be at best a gas station cup of Joe. Was so happy to see a Colectivo Coffee sign in the window of a shop in town! Very surprised.... No ecstatic, to see a really nice coffee shop in this tiny town in the far north woods of Wisconsin! Had a large cup of Blue Heeler (my favorite) and a breakfast sandwich. Both hit the spot. Service was friendly and I enjoyed my breakfast and coffee on a comfortable lazy-boy chair in the back room. Will be back tomorrow!

A friend recently suggested we try pasties on a road trip we were taking through Michigan. We saw…read morea sign advertising pasties and ended up in the Bread of Life Bakery. What a nice little place. They have tons of baked goods, donuts, French loafs, buns, all of the good stuff. We just got our pasty and ate it in the car. OMG, so good! It's a mixture of beef and potatoes inside of a pie crust, kind of like an empanada. There was so much seasoned beef and potatoes in this pasty that it filled us up pretty quick. The crust was flakey and delicious. We drove away thinking how our family at home would love these. We may try to recreate them in our own little piece of the world.

The peanut butter chocolate cookie and sticky buns were excellent. The cinnamon roll was good but…read morenot great.