Still delicious and still good service…read more This past week, I went with the two eggs, which comes with diced redskin potatoes and choice of bread - I had the biscuit this time. The potatoes are so yum. This time instead of adding on the blueberry almond oatmeal, I went with the Oatcakes (pancakes made from oatmeal) which had blueberries inside. Split two cakes with my wife - enjoyed them and the cinnamon butter on top is delicious. She liked the Heartland and the kids went with French Toast plus turkey sausage.

I am just so disappointed in the evolution of Morning Star Cafe. Truly, it could be so great with…read morebetter management and staff. The waits are incredibly long. We even ate before we went so we wouldn't get hangry, but even from the wait of being seated to the time the kitchen finally makes your plate of food, my children were almost in tears because their tummies hurt. My daughter literally only ordered yogurt and fruit. She was the LAST one served. Please train servers to get children's food out quick (for everyone's sanity). When asked how our meal was, I finally did mention that this will be our last time patronizing this establishment. Clearly they are too busy to craft a joyful and memorable experience. It's better if we find a new spot. My previous review still stands. Go if you want a good breakfast, but be prepared to wait awhile and pay a premium for it.

After a great day boating we were driving home and hungry. Our friends suggested Village Baker…read more We've never been here so we were happy to try a new place. We arrived mid-late afternoon and the restaurant was not busy but by the time our food arrived, Village Baker was pretty busy. The menu is huge but the blackened grouper sandwich was what my wife and I both chose. I was surprised how good it was because every February almost my entire diet is fresh grouper or mahi mahi. The dish here was definitely a worthy contender. Our friends ordered a Rueben and the Baker's Wife Pizza. Everything look so good. Since there were many items I'd like to try, we definitely need to come back. Service-Excellent. On our way our, we stopped at the attached bakery. Lots of really great looking baked items including scones, lemon bars, macaroons, tarts, cinnamon rolls, etc. So glad we discovered Village Baker.

They have the most amazing fresh baked pretzels, pastries,bread etc…read more.. The employees that are in the bakery are also there ready to help you with your favorite Village Baker item OH don't forget your fresh made pretzels

We had a wonderful experience at Lucky Tea & Sushi! Service was phenomenal. Staff were so kind and…read morefriendly. Our food was delicious. I did the chicken and steak hibachi. My husband ordered sushi rolls. My hibachi meal came with a soup and a salad. I loved the dressing on the salad. You pick between fried rice and noodles, but I asked for both. Great flavor and great portions. Loved my tea with boba. It was one of the September specials for the month. The dining area is small, but it does the job. We can't wait to go back!

My daughter and I had lunch at Lucky Tea & Sushi Cafe. The restaurant was easily accessible from…read moreboth 31 and Robbins Rd. The interior casual, clean, and inviting. There was open seating with both booths and regular tables. The menu offers a wide selection of choices. We opted for the lunch sushi combo A: which came with a choice of miso or mushroom soup, house salad with a ginger dressing and your choice 2 sushi rolls from their special lunch list. We loved the mushroom soup and salad! The sushi we tried were the Spicy Tuna, Jalapeño Yellow Tail, Salmon Sushi and a California Roll. The Jalepeno Yellow Tail would not be my choice to order again, the other sushi was delicious. The best part of our experience and earning 5 stars for the restaurant, was our server. She was fantastic! Great service!!!

The good - Coffee and sandwich were both tasty and made well. Biggby bragels, in my opinion, are…read moreone of the best fast food breakfast sandwiches you can get. I always add an extra egg because it's not much protein otherwise. The bad - The barista wasn't friendly. I mean, she wasn't rude either... just a very dry personality, no sense of humor, no smile. The interior is beyond empty feeling. I can't think of any Biggby that has ever felt very comfy to me, but this location in particular is very cold and uninviting. It was overall a meh experience.

The shop was very cute! The baristas were very nice and we got our drinks at a reasonable time! The…read moredrinks are VERY good and I recommend the campfire flavor if you come in the summer! I highly recommend this place to get your coffee!

So, so, so slow. I waited and waited and eventually canceled my order. At 5 minutes per car in line…read moreand 6 cars in front of me, that's a 30 minute wait. For coffee? I have better things to do with my time. It's a good thing this is not the Biggby where I normally go.

Hi there coffee enthusiasts! As someone who grew up in the PNW, drinking quality coffee I can…read moreconfidently say that I feel embarrassed for anyone who considers going. The coffee tasks like instant coffee added to sugar water that costs you $7. Service is great and environment is clean. Again, if you love coffee just be cautious. Have the best day ever!

What a surprise. I knew it'd be good, but was not prepared for HOW good it was…read more Casual, laidback ambience. Easygoing, friendly, attentive staff. Incredible food that I'm Gibbs dream about for a few more nights yet. I had the walleye, my fiancée had the pot pie (called something else on the menu; I forget exactly what). She only didn't finish hers because she eats like a bird, but I finished hers even after I'd inhaled mine. I came even describe the flavors (except to say the horseradish mixed in the potato top of the pot pie is inspired!) I will just say that each bite hit the sweet, savory, and salty notes just right all at the same time. Can't forget to mention: the service was lovely. Our server was very kind, personable, and relaxed, and she offered us great recommendations, and boy am I glad I listened. I can't recommend this place enough. I hear the James Beard nominations may be snooping around, and they'd be right to.

I had a great experience here as a solo diner. I was seated…read moreat the counter, in front of all of the books, which was lovely because all I wanted to do was sit and read a book. The tomato fennel soup was delicious as was the shaved vegetable salad I do wish that they offered half sizes of all of their salads because the salad are really wanted was not available as a half size I ordered a drink, which never came out, but it's fine The desserts all looked delicious but enormous

I love my coffee, so when I travel, I always seek out a local roaster, and I am SO GLAD that I…read morefound Uncommon during my first visit to Lake Michigan! I'd come across them while doing my HW for the trip, but without really knowing the area, I'd thought that staying in South Haven meant I wouldn't get the chance to visit, but after stopping in to The Flying Saucer in South Haven and picking up their beans there for the house, I learned everything is kinda close on this part of the coast! This is their main location, right in the heart of Saugatuck. It's cozy and colorful, warm and inviting, and filled with some incredibly sweet people. Oh yeah. They have A LOT of great coffee too! Their specialty and seasonal drinks all sounded delicious, but I'm a purist in pursuit of the best cup of black coffee, here for the single origins and blends that are sourced and roasted by this skilled team. Walking in I was faced by a massive wall filled with beautiful bags of beans from all over the world, each labeled with notes on origin, processing and flavor profile. I set my sights on a pour over and when the cashier said I could choose anything from the wall, I was gobsmacked (that's a funny word). The range was so impressive, with great representation from all over the world, processed in all different ways, making the choice quite difficult. It's a good thing I used my time in line to look at all of the options, and I settled on a white honey processed coffee called Villa Sarchi, which was delightful. If I have one quibble it's that they didn't have an actual pour over menu and this is simply because I enjoy asking the baristas about the coffees. This spot is super hot, with a line out the door at all times, so despite the barista at the counter being incredibly accommodating, I couldn't in good conscience hold up the patrons behind me with too many questions or returns to the wall. I also tried their espresso lime tonic for a beverage to stroll with and enjoyed the slight sweet and tart drink very much on a hot day. Uncommon also has a great menu of food offerings and we had a bagel breakfast sandwich and one of their MASSIVE savory scones. I wish I'd asked or been asked about warming the scone because it definitely needed it, but holy hell this thing was packed with cheesy goodness and the perfect foil to my naturally sweet coffee. Normally I go home with one bag of coffee as a souvenir, but I couldn't help but buy two, which were in addition to the beans I also bought in South Haven! In total I think I sampled about 5 different Uncommon roasts and loved them all! I loved this place so much I looked to buy merch, but sadly they had run out of the sizes I needed. There's always next time. Or maybe they'll ship...

Very much looks the part, but was left wanting a little more tbh…read more First off, vibes wise: amazing. Beautiful old house converted to a coffee shop with a dreamy garden in the back. Incredible. Coffee wise: fair. I ordered a few specialty summer cold brews for my wife and I and they were tiny, and my wife's was well-made with cold foam and cinnamon, but mine barely had a dollop (I gave her the good one, aren't I a nice husband?) I got a black coffee on my second visit and it wasn't very good. Service: friendly but slow. I was SO glad to have pitcher on pitcher of cold brew back at the AirBNB so I didn't have to wait. The times I came, this place was popping and it (expectedly) took some time. Hours: I was out for an early morning walk in the six o'clock am hour and several other middle-aged to elderly people were circling like vultures waiting for their caffeine fix. I feel like in peak season bumping hours to 6 or even 6:30 might do numbers for them. Food: I ordered a buttered bagel for my kids the first time in and it took a long, long time. I think they forgot about it. It appeared to be a grocery store style bagel and was ok. I'm telling you, this place looks beautiful and it's got great energy. It just so happened the business and the coffee on just a few visits didn't quite land. I would definitely encourage folks to try it out, it just missed the mark more than I was hoping for.

Coffee was delicious and they have coffee grounds for sale from Higher Grounds. Service is a little…read moreslow but there was only one person working, so it makes sense!! Lots of tables indoors.

A little expensive for my liking but since that's kind of the standard at coffee shops I'll put…read morethat aside. Cold brew was just a shot of espresso with cold water and ice added. Not great! Cortado was very run of the mill! That said, very friendly service and lots of cozy spots to sit inside!

At first this place looks like a hole in the wall, but then you notice the overflow on the other…read moreside of the wall. The atmosphere is very moody, which fits the hole in yhe wall 1st impression. The 2nd impression is it's very welcoming and gives small town vibes. I ordered a bowl of N'AWLINS GUMBO ($8) which has medley of rice, okra, Andouille sausage & chicken. It was very good and did give that southern feeling and would be especially good on a cold day. For my main I ordered the POLISH PLATE ($18)  two kielbasa, three pierogies, cabbage roll and kapusta. This was excellent. The Kielbasa were tasty and just as good as dedicated Polish restaurants. The Kapusta is a Polish cabbage dish baked with onions, mushrooms, and sauerkraut. It was excellent, I don't think I've had it before, I'll definitely be having it again. I didn't think I like cabbage, at the very least, I like theirs alot. The pierogies were excellent and only needed the sour cream to be perfect. If you like Polish food, I definitely recommend this dish! The service was very friendly and efficient. Overall an easy 5 star review. Would I return? Absolutely. The only issue would be do I get the excellent Polish dish or try something else?

Everything on the menu is great, I especially love breakfast, the bread is so so good! Great…read moreservice, even when it's busy. Super cute cafe style decor.