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    Mains Treat Coffeehouse

    4.3 (80 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Outdoor seating

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    Smoked salmon super and Italian bagel
    Lucy G.

    $45 for 4 bagels that were all trash! Besides the fact that we waited 25 minutes all our food was COLD! Bagels were not toasted like we asked. The salmon bagel was outrageously small for $11! The panini!!! OMG don't call it a panini if it's not one, call it a cold sandwich, and the Italian bagel, they need to learn the difference between mortadella and Bologna. They cut all the cold cuts super thick, like Bologna is. Not coming back that's for sure!

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    Billy L.

    Mains Treat Coffeehouse is amazing, especially since they opened their new location on the corner of Main Street and 32 mile in Romeo. Their hours of operation are excellent and service is quick and good options are great. The desserts are great and always fresh.

    Nicole E.

    Small downtown area, about 2-3 blocks long. We ate brunch at Peaches. Had some coffee and tea at Main Treat located in an old bank and walked through and bought a few items at Town Hall Antique. A sushi shop and a grocery store downtown and a toy store. Not a lot of shopping, but still a downtown nonetheless.

    Tracy O.

    A business doing everything right!! Friendly staff, cute and cozy shop, delicious food, and every kind of coffee you could imagine. We had a panini, dessert, and pour over coffee. All were amazing. We will be back soon.

    Daniella L.

    In a quiet small town, there is a unique coffee shop located at the corner of 32 Mile and Main Street in Downtown Romeo. Stepping inside, you immediately notice the character and individuality of the space. I told the barista, "This coffee shop has such a great vibe; before, it felt like walking into a bar." The shop is housed in an old historical bank, featuring beautiful high ceilings and ample space to accommodate many customers. Since I work in the area, I often stop by Mains Treat Coffeehouse for my coffee. The quality is excellent--not burnt like Starbucks--and the prices are reasonable, falling into a mid-range category. The staff is not only friendly but also truly awesome!

    Fruity pebbles and expresso macaroon
    Heather M.

    The coffee is really good here, and I tried the fruit pebbles and expresso macaroon. Along with the Carmel Macchiato - it needs to be stirred very well or (in my opinion taste to sweet) but when it was stirred together well tasted so good . Now service was so/so there was alot of people behind the counter and only 2 people at the end of the bar waiting for orders but I was waiting for quite so time before someone helped me. But when someone did get to me they were friendly and answered any questions I had. FYI for some reason the entrance door was really hard to open and it was stuck.

    Cecily W.

    I came here during the peach festival, and the line is pretty long. The indoor seating is very minimal, and most people got the drink to-go. They also sell some handmade arts/decoration pieces from local artists in the store, many items are so cute! They have very delicious drinks, we tried the matcha with strawberry cream on top. It was so tasty. Though kinda pricy (almost $9!). The upcharge for milk alternatives is high too. I wish this is a more affordable place.

    Two iced coffees with cold foam
    Kate O.

    Get it together with your mobile app ordering please! I know you're moving into a new location soon, and maybe you'll have worked this out by then, but every single time I order online, there is a problem. I love your place, but more than once now, coffee syrups or other ingredients that are listed as options on the app are not actually available. The beverages ordered are never ready when they are supposed to be when I come in, and if they are, I still have to wait in line just to let someone know I placed an online order. Otherwise, nobody acknowledges you standing there waiting. What is the point of a mobile app then? It's just so annoying. Another concern...why do you put smoothie lids or lids for drinks with whipped cream on an iced coffee with cold foam?! Cold foam is meant to be sipped with the iced coffee. For the price you're charging, give customers the right lids, or maybe don't offer cold foam.

    Dana K.

    I was in the area and located this little gem not too far from where I was working. I was greeted by friendly staff who provided me with a recommendation that did not disappoint. I ordered the Maddie's Fav which was delicious, and gave me the extra boost I needed to get through the rest of the day. They also had delicious looking sweets, sandwiches and smoothies that I will definitely return to try.

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    Pam H.

    Adorable coffee shop in the charming downtown Romeo. The shop had a variety of interesting coffee drinks, baked goods, macarons and bagel sandwiches or burritos. Plus smoothies and Italian sodas. Plenty to choose from. We enjoyed a dirty chai (spicy and strong!), Americano, brown sugar/white chocolate/cinnamon latte (really wonderful combo - I'd probably go with dark chocolate next time to cut the sweetness a bit), a bagel, and some macaroons to go. Everything was made on the spot, tasted fresh and delicious, but they were slammed! We waited half an hour between waiting to order and then receiving our items. So not a place to go when you are in a rush. The employees were apologetic and working as fast as they could - it was just really busy! Luckily we had time to spare so wasn't an issue.

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    This is our favorite coffee shop in the metro Detroit area. The interior space reflects a charming blend of historic Romeo, housed in a beautiful former bank replete with touches including an actual, repurposed bank vault and fun lounge seating area tucked behind a bank "teller window". We haven't even gotten into the coffee and treats, which are top-notch across the board. The team provides service with a smile, and you can tell given the repeat customer base that you see when visiting that this is a local gem - and sought out by non-Romeo residents equally for all of its unique and special qualities! We were even able to bring home a "dog bone bagel" - what a treat!!

    CJ M.

    Great spot with excellent service. Overall, the experience was delightful. The drinks were solid and the atmosphere was relaxing. Would love to return soon!

    Abhilash T.

    I truly appreciate a small hometown cafe like this. It's got that character we are always in search of. You get greeted when you walk in and it's not a generic "welcome to $$$". It's right on Main Street as the name suggests; I ordered Ren's apple cold brew. You definitely get that apple flavor and it's a refreshing drink. It was perfect for a remarkably cold morning in august. I also got an Asiago cheese bagel with the honey and cinnamon cream cheese, a solid bagel but there wasn't as much of an Asiago flavor as you might think, I'm nitpicking though. I plan on coming back real soon and trying a few more drinks here, from the other pictures it would appear they have some sort of coffee flight option and I am intrigued.

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    Nice bagel/sandwich shop, but definitely not as inexpensive as you might assume…read more Don't get me wrong- this is a nice bagel shop, especially for the mall. They're definitely doing something right. The bagels are incredibly fresh and obviously baked daily, plus the breakfast sandwiches are delicious, as well as their freshly baked cookies. It's obvious some TLC has gone into the mix here. If you expect stale bagels and a commercialized taste, you might be in for a surprise. The food is fresh. I don't think the staff would let a stale bagel leave in a customer's hands. No joke. The only problem is the price. I get that everything is fresh. Shouldn't every bagel shop be selling only the freshest of fresh goodies? I think so. The prices here at Bagel Brothers are a tad high, especially on the baked goods and treats, like cookies, muffins, biscotti, etc. Most of the baked goods are in the $9 price range. I think paying that much for a cookie, as good as it is, is a bit excessive. It's not made of gold. The bagel sandwiches are a bit higher than most of the competition, too, but I don't believe they're as out of line in price as the sweets are. It's just a little bit steep, especially for the area. Located in the former Cinnabon location at GVC, Bagel Brothers opened this year and since then, I have enjoyed their bagels and cookies a few times now. I was actually pretty excited to try it, but not so excited about their prices. Again, considering the area and the competition, it's a little high, but the quality is certainly there. I particularly enjoyed the chocolate muffins and their fresh bagels, which come in a variety of flavors, including pumpernickel, whole wheat and sun dried tomato (my personal favorite). Personally, I think the Lox bagel, with salmon and sprinkled with capers, is the best bet. I think it was about $7. Most of the loaded bagel sandwiches are in the $6-$8 range. Regular toasted bagels with cream cheese are a little over $2 (gourmet cream cheeses are extra, but the regular cream cheese suffices). If you want to spring for the gourmet cream cheese, get the dill. It's worth the extra money. They also have a large selection of sandwich wraps, as well as soups. I haven't tried the soup yet, but the broccoli and cheese looked pretty good. So far, service has been fine, but nothing out of the ordinary either way. The location is great, right on the first floor and away from the food court upstairs, which is occasionally a zoo. There is some seating out front, so you don't need to feel as if you're compelled to plop down on a bench in the middle of the mall to wolf down your bagel sandwich in a New York minute. I think they have a great product, but I don't know if everyone would be willing to spend that much for a few bagels and cookies or a muffin. Just saying. Honestly, it doesn't really bother me that much and I'm willing to spend a little more for the quality, but I'm not certain everyone would feel the same way. Like I said, excellent quality, but slightly exaggerated prices. Overall, I think it's worth it.

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