Very cute store with some good quality items. Stay away from the coffee. My wife and I ordered…read moretheir maple syrup lattes and were not impressed. It tasted bitter and the milk was very foamy. Not only that but they charge $6 for a latte, $1 extra for their maple syrup, $1.25 extra for a milk alternative and $.25 for decaf. The barista was very kind, but I wouldn't come back for their coffee again.

Got the 16oz iced maple latte. It was almost NINE dollars and that was just with normal milk, no…read moreextra nothing. If it had been amazing, I may not have minded paying that much but it was so mediocre. Couldn't taste the coffee and barely could taste any maple. After we ordered I also heard the girl making drinks saying she didn't know how to make it and was like learning how to make it on my drink so that was interesting. Cute inside and lots of cute things to shop for but will definitely not be back for coffee.

Quaint little diner style cafe. It specializes in breakfast and they do it right! The food cooked…read moreperfectly to specifications and the portions were right. For breakfast the prices were higher than average but it is quality food. We found the service to be exceptional. Something different you don't regularly hear is the saying how they appreciate the other. It added an extra level of delight to the experience.

Saying that service is indifferent is a compliment. Food is ok. Were locals so we have given them…read morea number of tries

Johan's is definitely a Petoskey staple... it has been around since 1958! I remember stopping in as…read morea kid when I spent time each summer in Northern MI, and I don't think it has changed much since then (we'll just say that was the 1990's for now). I recently stopped in on July 4th and picked up a dozen red, white and blue decorated cookies to bring to a friend's house that was entertaining. I found some with fireworks decorations and some with smiley faces. Needless to say, they were well received by the hostess and the guests enjoyed them. Even on a busy holiday morning, there were delicious looking donuts and baked goods, and the aroma brought back all kinds of emotions from my childhood too. Johan's is old school but that never goes out of style. Service was not the friendliest but it was not bad. You order at the counter and pay and you're out... easy peasy. While I took my cookies to go, there are some tables outside if you wanted to sit down for a few and enjoy your treats there. If you're in the area, definitely stop by Johan's for a tasty pastry (or two) and cup of coffee!

Best Bakery, best Coffee, best service, and Ambiance is authentic bakery. Go early because the…read moreplace gets busy, and trust me you don't want to disappoint your family, friends, or business folks and come back empty handed.

So disappointed. Bagel so so...cream cheese nonexistent. We ordered and brought our bagels to…read morethe park, so going back a hassle. Terrible value. I paid fir cream cheese...barely a scraping.

Food is prepared quickly and correctly every time I have been there. The service is excellent, many…read morecustomer service people could learn from this staff. The store is very clean, when not super busy, but the staff attend's to the restocking and cleaning of the store as they can. The staff have a good sense of how the store and customers need to be taken care of, all the while working well as a team.

This place turns me from a sleepy potato into a fully functioning adult in under five minutes. The…read morebaristas are caffeine wizards, the espresso is smoother than my best excuses, and the pastries taste like they were baked by someone who genuinely believes in me. Five stars, no notes.

Wonderful cute little independent coffee shop in downtown Petoskey. Baristas made some beautiful…read morelatte art for us. Great place to study or work. We tried the nicely bitter cacao latte and the honey cinnamon cafe miel.

great atmosphere and coffee, friendly staff especially my barista Joe went above and beyon! great…read morecoffee but better people!

I went to this bakery yesterday. I had an apple fritter. For a beverage, I chose chai with a shot…read moreof espresso. Both were very good. The outdoor/courtyard seating on a nice day is *chef's kiss.*

I moseyed into Johan's Pastries on a sun-dappled afternoon, lured by the scent of fresh-baked…read morenostalgia and the sight of... wait, is that a Doric column? Yes, friends, this donut temple is housed in a former gas station with Greek Revival flourishes, now lovingly restored into what can only be described as Art Deco meets Glazed & Confused. A former gas station with a Hollywood-era name, like a movie star who left the screen for something more meaningful. Like donuts. The donuts? Subtle. Soft. Soulful. They're the anti-Crumbl. No technicolor sprinkles, no birthday cake frosting tsunami--just golden rounds of lightly sweetened perfection that whisper, "You don't need to show off when you're this good." Try the Old Fashioned. Then sit out under the overhang like a dignified donut aristocrat and soak in the scene. Johan's isn't just a bakery. It's a vibe. A vintage dream. A fried philosophy. Come hungry. Leave enlightened.

We're visiting for the summer and absolutely love the quaint downtown vibe of Harbor Springs…read more Wednesdays and Saturdays are especially the perfect time to visit downtown because of the farmers market. On Wednesday, after visiting the farmers market, we stopped by johan's for a breakfast treat. My wife had a breakfast sandwich and I had an apple fritter that was as big as my head. No kidding, it was huge. They were both delicious and reasonably priced. The freshly brewed coffee was exceptional. What a fun way to spend a lazy morning. There are so many pastries, muffins, donuts, and sandwiches offered that I could not even begin to list them all here. It would be fair to say that there is something for everyone, including frozen novelties for kids like Sponge Bob Square Pants popsicles. There is a small inside place to sit and a larger covered outdoor patio where you can sit and people watch.

Glen Arbor's secret - a real deal Jewish deli shop with enormous sandwiches and variety of bagels…read more Get there before 10 AM because they do sell out TIp: order the half sandwich or if you and your dining companion like the same sandwich just get one and split it. At about 14 a2 to $15 apiece this is one of the rare exceptions where it is a good value because you will get two meals out of each sandwich. We ordered a Tripoli (ham, turkey, salami, and provolone, lettuce, and tomato) and a Gaza ( curried chicken, lettuce, tomato, shredded carrot, and peas) both on rye bread. Both sandwiches were made with high-quality ingredients and we would definitely recommend either of them. Again, I cannot stress it enough, the sandwiches are enormous, and you really should share. it feels like a grammar school, kind of a cafeteria, it's modern and clean, but not particularly in inviting or appealing or charming in any way. Service was patient with his first time, kind, and very helpful. Recommend!! I'd like to return in the future and try their bagels. I'm disappointed that I came at lunchtime and all they had left with cinnamon raisin and I'm not a fan of raisins so... Next time!

This place is the perfect place to grab a breakfast bagel when visiting Glen Arbor! I went two…read moredays in a row. I had the onion bagel with egg and cheddar, and it's perfect! I would love to try to lunchmeat sandwiches on my next visit. Highly recommend this. Don't expect it to be a go, grab and leave. It's a busy place so even if the line isn't long, you'll be waiting for a bit to get your order. I'd say, it's completely worth it, as long as you have the time!