Flint Crepe Company is a must-visit breakfast-brunch spot in downtown Flint, for more reasons than…read moreI can fit into any review. There is plenty of seating, and they open up outdoor seating when warmer weather comes. Despite how busy it gets, you will find seating opens up pretty fast. The staff are kind, quick, and knowledgeable, and prices are reasonable for the caliber of quality you get with every menu option. They also have a seasonal menu that is worth keeping an eye on as it cycles throughout the year. Every dish I've ever had from here has been a feast for all my senses. I recently got the Michigan Smoke and substituted their roasted garlic cream sauce for the BBQ sauce- it was seriously delightful!!!! I usually get their egg crepe and they also have seasonal drinks.

Such a cute little cafe! Four of us visited on a Saturday, and the place was hoppin' but not so…read morebusy that we had to wait for a table. Between the four of us, we had two savory and two sweet crepes. I had the blueberry French toast crepe, which was delicious! I also had a honey latte (hot), and it was yummy! My daughter goes to UM Flint, and this is one of her favorite spots to dine.

This place is about 40 minutes from us and while on a road trip to Grand Rapids we decided to stop…read morein for a pick-me-up as it was on our way. You guys, this place is legit and well for sure be going back despite the distance! My wife and I both got Banana Lattes and they were fantastic. The problem with a lot of coffee shops (local or chain) is they have these speciality drinks on their menus, but they never really taste like what they are meant to taste like. This was like your Grandma's World Famous Banana Pudding, but in coffee form. It was creamy, had tons of banana flavor, wasn't too sweet, and the espresso was perfectly pulled to balance everything out. We also got a few pastries and my only regret was not getting any pictures. That's mainly because we devoured them so quickly. One was their Pistachio Croissant which was packed full with pistachio spread. No skimping there. We also got their Blueberry Croissant which gave baklava vibes with this sticky sweet honey/syrup. A little messy, but totally worth it. The service was excellent and the owner was super friendly and helpful with making suggestions on what to order. All around it was great vibes, great drinks and food, and a great experience in general. Quick side note, to the dude crying over their WiFi password being "FreePalastine" in their review saying how they should keep their opinions to themselves, you're probably the same type of person who would be all like "Hell yeah brother!" and high-fiving the owner if it had been "MAGA2028" instead. You can't have it both ways my little snowflake!

Tucked into the plaza by Foutch's Pub (right by Speedway at Corunna & Linden), this new coffee spot…read morefeels like a little escape from the everyday grind. The vibe is elevated but cozy, think elegant decor, tons of space, and plenty of comfy spots to actually sit, sip, and stay awhile. The menu leans creative with unique flavor combos you don't see everywhere, and everything we tried was solid. Service was genuinely friendly (not the forced kind), and the whole place was spotless, which always earns bonus points. They've also got pastries and cookies if you're in the mood to turn your coffee run into a full-on treat moment. Easy parking, super convenient location near Walgreens, Walmart, and a bunch of other spots, so it's perfect for a quick stop or a relaxed hang. We paid about $16 for two iced coffees, which feels pretty standard for something a little more specialty. Overall: a stylish, welcoming addition to the area that actually makes you want to linger. Definitely worth checking out.

We haven't tried it yet. The wait time was over an hour so we went to Blue Fish. Blue Fish did not…read morehave a wait and our food was amazing. Definitely recommend

How do you order an iced latte from a Coffee Shop and get this ? At least get me the proper cup,…read morelid, straw. Idk

Glad to see it on here. That were closed for so long. I will…read morebe visiting soon. The coffee is great and the bakery is so handy for a morning treat.

The One and Only Local Coffee Shop in Flushing located in the down. But the interior is great and…read moreit has a vintage vibe which was pretty cool. Ordered a Cappucino and tea they were ok but dint like the fact they served it in To-Go cup straight away with out asking. Pros: ------ Free street parking Ample free parking behind Other Food Options next doors Wifi Clean restrooms Cons: -------- Cash only

Here from Cali at one of our favorite breakfast/brunch spots. It was crowded, but there was no…read morewait, and we were seated in a comfy booth right away. We were hungry so we ordered a little of everything: Lobster bisque, Rosemary fries, grits with cheese ,french toast, and the million dollar bacon. We also ordered the Good Morning meditation. Everything was delicious and absolutely no complaints. Thank you to our server Chanda

I can't say enough good things about Brothers! The waitstaff are always welcoming and today we had…read moreour usual waitress, Ameada, she greeted us by name! We hadn't been in a month or so. She's the best, but all of them are thought and ready to make your brunch special. I spoke to the manager to praise Ameada and he told me they are very careful with hiring. The food is fresh and made in-house. I got the lemon ricotta pancakes with lemon curd and fresh strawberries for $14 and my date had breakfast chia pudding. $14 You can't get that anywhere around here. I love their home-made, seasoned potatoes and my date likes the bacon. My son always gets the smoked salmon frittata for $17. Those prices are fair considering the quality and staff. A regular Coney place will be a few dollars cheaper but we are rarely that excited, and the choice is more limited. It is usually busy every day. I would recommend going at 10am. They are only open 7:30am until 3. Don't come after 2;30. Let the staff a chance to clean up and go home at a reasonable time.

Broccoli cheddar soup was hot and delicious. My sandwich was one of the specialties and it was so…read moregood! Service was friendly. It's a cute little place we always visit in holly!

Arika our server took great care of us. Chicken and rice soup + carrot cake were super. Small town…read morevibe was wonderful. Hot chocolate exceeded expectations.

I've been multiple times I've never had any issues always been good but I am highly disappointed…read moretoday when I went it was a different girl then usual and the drink to price ratio is ridiculous for nearly 8 dollars a drink I would like it to be more then just ice there's no need for it to be that much when the cup Is maybe a quarter full

Good milk tea! About a 7 ish min wait for 2 drinks wasn't bad. Could stand for some decor in their…read morelobby, looks a bit sterile. But the drinks were great and the staff was nice

Café Brulee is such a great new addition to the area! It sits right at Dye and Miller Roads, with…read moreplenty of parking and easy entrances/exits from both roads. The inside is bright, spacious, modern, and incredibly clean, with plenty of tables and two spotless bathrooms. They also have picnic tables with umbrellas outside if you want to enjoy your coffee and watch the world go by. The owners are the same people behind Pesto's, which has been a neighborhood staple forever, so I already had high expectations for the quality, and Café Brûlé absolutely delivered. They serve locally roasted Fireside Coffee and have a huge coffee menu, along with sandwiches and an amazing selection of baked goods they make themselves, including croissants, cookies, cheesecakes, and more. They even sell locally made items and little crafts like earrings, which gives the place a nice community feel. Now, let's talk about the cinnamon roll cheesecake because THAT deserves its own paragraph. It was phenomenal. Seriously, one of the best desserts I've had in a very long time. The key lime cheesecake was also delicious, with the perfect balance of tart and sweet. I tried the brown butter chocolate chip cookies and molasses cookies too, and both were moist, flavorful, and tasted homemade. My caramel latte was fantastic. You could actually taste the espresso! I hate when a latte tastes like a cup of warm milk with a rumor of coffee in it. This one had plenty of coffee flavor while still being creamy and delicious. I also grabbed a sandwich to try later. I haven't eaten it yet, but if it's anything like the sandwiches at Pesto's, I'm pretty confident I'm going to be happy. The service was excellent. Everything came out quickly, and the woman helping me was incredibly friendly. She even took the time to tell me how Café Brulee got its start. Prices were very reasonable too, especially considering the quality. It's also in a convenient location near Flint and Swartz Creek and within about a mile of the dog park and walking trails, so it would be a great stop before or after a walk. Definitely worth checking out. And whatever else you order, get the cinnamon roll cheesecake. Trust me on this one.

Beautiful new place! Lovely pastries, sandwiches and coffees! Atmosphere is welcoming. Only wish…read morethey served their coffee in a mug, and/or recycled their plastic and paper wear. Also, heating up the pecan roll would be better in a toaster oven than the microwave