This is a wonderful cafe in downtown Lowell! Their food is all homemade, so it might be different…read morewhen you come, but everything my siblings and I tried on the 2 days we came was delicious. As a few others mentioned, it's not the fastest service. We waited on average about 10-15 minutes each day for food/drinks to be ready. Overall it was a really positive experience and I'll definitely be back!

Quaint little cafe with amazing coffee. Quiet atmosphere with plenty of space to sit and socialize…read moreor get some work done.

Their honey iced latte is delicious! I order it with oatmilk and prefer it over the whole milk…read more 10/10

Perfect little breakfast spot to fuel ourselves before we hit up the antique stores around the…read morecorner! Staff was incredibly friendly and attentive. The space itself was clean and inviting. The food was great-- the tiramisu cappuccino was ammmmmmmazing. My wife ordered the chorizo wrap-- she loved it. And I had the breakfast sandwich. The only "eh" was the bread was just so heavy for the sandwich. BUT, those side potatoes were epic. But aside from that, com hungry and definitely check them out!

Hall & wealthy bakeries are some of the best in town. Everything is made fresh daily and you can…read morereally taste the difference. Great neighborhood spot to support locally. Never had a bad experience there!

The food was not what I wanted at all. My mother ordered her food and then I ordered mine this is…read morewhat I said "I want a breakfast pizza with sausage egg and cheese" I received after almost 40 minutes of waiting a pizza with some type of leafy veggie, ham, sausage, and a fried over done non scrambled egg just sitting on top of the pizza like who wants that I literally picked the egg up in one piece and it was just sitting on one slice of pizza like what am I supposed to do with that, also I didn't want ham or the leafy veggie that I'm guessing was spinach which I will let you know I'm allergic to. Very disappointed this time if you come here get a pastry no a breakfast pizza thx.

Went to Mudpenny for the first time for brunch. Decent crowd on a Saturday. Opted for the Kevin…read moreMalone instead of the Brunchwrap and I think that was the right choice. Burrito is packed full of hash browns, crispy bacon, sausage, egg, and cheese. The only downside to the Kevin Malone is that they use spinach instead of like a chopped lettuce for the burrito and the texture is a little overpowering. Plus, they don't chop the stems off the spinach, so I'd either order it without or pick some pieces out. I feel like the Brunchwrap has a thicker layer of it and as much as mixing in a green is smart, it has to be prepped properly in my opinion. Patatas bravas as a side were fire. The potatoes were roasted and seasoned well. It advertised a garlic aioli, but we did not get that. As with San Chez's patatas bravas, ask for the sauce on the side. It is a very good side of potatoes compared to the thinly, oddly sliced potato slices that came with the breakfast sandwich. They looked like apple slices and were sort of wet and soggy like them too. Nitpicking their spinach prep and refining their side dish of potatoes are really the only notes if someone from Mudpenny is actually reading this and got this far. Great breakfast spot and service was spot on.

MudPenny was a great treat for an out of towner! I was staying in Ada and MudPenny was across the…read morestreet, location was great! The staff were warm and helpful. I got a brown sugar shaken espresso latte and a steak bowl and both were fantastic. I was surprised by the latte not being too sweet like most places, and you could still taste the coffee. The only downside to this restaurant was the heat, it almost felt like there was no air conditioning. I will say there are tons of windows and nice natural light, so that could be the culprit. They do have a nice patio if the weather is right, unfortunately when I was there the smoke was considered hazardous, so eating inside was the best option. All in all, I would recommend anyone trying MudPenny if you like to eat good ingredients and drink great coffee!

There is not a bountiful amount of restaurants in Ada, but I love the Pantry. You could get great…read morecoffee with your morning pastry. My favorite items are the prepackaged meals or the frozen section to take home and warm up. My favorites are the curry chicken salad and biscuit for lunch. The frozen tiramisu is excellent for a dessert...or make it a breakfast!

This little coffee shop/bakery in Ada is so cute! They just openend a new location in Forest Hills…read morebut the one in Ada was the first one. I love that the have seasonal coffee drinks, it makes me go in more often to try all the new ones! For Easter they had a Cadbury egg one and a peanut butter latte and I tried both and couldn't decide which one I liked more! You can't go wrong with any of their pastries, I've had the banana bread, carrot cake muffin, cherry lemon muffin, to name a few but they've all been delicious. The decor is so cute with black and white checkered tile and olive green board and batten walls. And the staff are always so friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend if you are in Ada!

WOW! What a gem! Love this little spot & as a student I would totally sit here until *midnight* as…read morein the name. Coffee lattes and even decaf were all really good. Our food was amazing, the pesto chicken wrap stole the show. I am from out of town and can't wait to go back and try more.

Food and coffee are amazing! I am a student and I love studying here. The staff is always so kind…read moreand welcoming. Also very comfy seats and plugs everywhere for you to study comfortably. I strongly recommend the avocado toast and Cesar wrap but honestly everything tastes good :)

This place is such a nice not so little find. It's part coffee shop, part nut and specialty goods…read morestore, with the café on one side and the retail shop on the other, which makes the whole experience feel relaxed and fun. We had a matcha latte and the vegan chocolate muffin, and both were really good, well made, and satisfying without feeling heavy. Afterward, we spent some time shopping around the store and browsing their goods, which was just as enjoyable as the coffee itself. Another cool thing is that you can reserve a conference room to get some work done or have meetings in. Oh and they have a pretty big parking lot for a Grand Rapids coffee shop! Overall, Ferris Coffee & Nut is a great spot to slow down, treat yourself, and leave with something tasty to take home. Bonus points if you live only a couple if blocks away from it

After seeing Yelp photos of one of my friends', I decided to check out Ferris! Super cool spot with…read morea retail store, coffee shop, training center, and private rooms to rent out. The barista was super friendly and welcoming too! I ordered an iced matcha and added the orange blossom syrup. So tasty! I also grabbed a bag of their Columbia coffee beans and can't wait to have that with my breakfast tomorrow.

Sometimes you just need a place to escape the hotel room, crack open the laptop, and get some work…read moredone. That's exactly what brought me to Midnight Express Cafe in Grand Rapids. Apparently this is a favorite among the local college crowd, and I can see why. The space is big, bright, and inviting. There were groups of friends playing card games, plenty of people working on laptops, and an atmosphere that somehow felt both fun and relaxing. The vibe check? Passed with flying colors. It wasn't perfect, though. If you're planning on working for a few hours, be prepared to hunt for actual working power outlets because they're surprisingly scarce. My chai latte also left a lot to be desired. It wasn't bad, just forgettable. Then came the açaí bowl. Organic açaí blended with blueberries, mango, blue agave, and coconut milk, then topped with granola, coconut flakes, chocolate chips, honey, strawberries, blueberries, and peanut butter. Oh... my... goodness. I was not prepared for what arrived at the table. Every ingredient tasted incredibly fresh. The fruit was vibrant, the granola had amazing texture, and every bite felt like the perfect balance of sweet, creamy, and refreshing. It wasn't just delicious--it was one of those dishes that makes you stop what you're doing because your full attention suddenly belongs to the food. Here's what makes that statement carry some weight: I live in an area of South Florida surrounded by a huge Brazilian community. I have no fewer than six dedicated açaí shops within eight minutes of my house. I've had a lot of açaí bowls over the years. Without question, Midnight Express Cafe serves the best açaí bowl I've ever had. I never expected to find my favorite açaí bowl in Grand Rapids, Michigan, but here we are. Sometimes the biggest surprises happen in the places you least expect them.

We got a drip coffee, iced coffee, and two acai bowls. The acai bowls were delicious! The added…read morepeanut butter was the perfect touch. They overall were very filling, I was surprised how full I was after. Definitely recommend. We sat outside bc we brought our dog but the vibes were clearly nice. Definitely caters to the college crowd.