Coffee - 2 stars Breakfast- 8 stars!!!!…read more This bird's nest breakfast was the best thing I ate all week! The meal was huge, kept me full well past lunch time. The homemade bread with a light toasting and the egg in the middle, avocado in the side and the greens. Such a lovely surprise! The latte was honestly disappointing. Very weak. Flavor was ok. The inside is cute, good amount of tables to sit and eat, or work. Service was pleasant and fast.

I made a morning stop at Ruby Coffee Roasters while passing through town, and it instantly felt…read morelike a place locals genuinely appreciate. I went with a grilled chai tea latte and an order of French toast. The chai had a layered spice profile -- hints of cinnamon and cardamom came through clearly without turning sugary. It had a comforting warmth and a smooth finish that made it easy to savor slowly. The French toast was beautifully prepared. Lightly crisp on the outside with a soft, custardy center, it had a subtle sweetness that didn't rely on drowning it in syrup. You could tell care went into the preparation, from the golden color to the balanced texture. The café itself has a modern yet welcoming design, with a calm atmosphere that makes it a great place to sit and relax. The team behind the counter moved efficiently and were happy to answer questions about their roasts. Ruby Coffee Roasters left a strong impression -- thoughtful drinks, well-made food, and a space that invites you to linger a little longer.

Wow, what a pleasant surprise, grabbing a delicious blended cup in Antigo, Wisconsin! I should've…read moreknown when there was a line at this local store. It had quite the extensive menu. It was hard to pick just one, but of course I opted for my usual blended mocha and it hit the spot! It was on the pricey side so they must know what the cities and chains are charging.

Stopped by as we were passing through town. Very delicious pumpkin chai latte and the drip coffee…read morewas wonderful, too. Also had an almond pastry that was fabulous!! Friendly service.

The Edgar Grind is a new coffee shop in Edgar. To many, including myself, it is starting to feel…read moremore and more like a permanent fixture of the village. I predict it is something that will eventually be viewed as a timeless treasure of the community, and it should be celebrated, cherished, and most importantly utilized. You are instantly greeted by a friendly face behind the counter the moment you walk in the door. Sometimes, that person is the owner of the Edgar Grind, an entrepreneurial mother of a local family who decided that Edgar deserved something nice. And boy did she deliver! The coffee is outstanding (I recommend the lavender latte personally). The food - let's just say they are constantly trying new ways to entice you into having a snack. One scroll through their Facebook posts and you'll instantly be hungry. Once you get your food and your drinks, you have plenty of places and environments to sit in. Tying back to the beginning of this review, the shop is decorated with many historical photos and captions of what has made Edgar great in the past. It is truly fitting, as the Edgar Grind is doing great things today and will undoubtedly join them in the pantheon of what has made Edgar such a special place to live, play, and drink coffee.

From the owner: From the moment you walk into The Edgar, you can tell it's more than just a place to grab caffeine…read more— it's a vibe. The cozy and home town vibe makes it the perfect spot to relax, get work done, or catch up with a friend. Our Specialty Lattes are inspired by our barista's favorite drinks as well as some local legends. The Sweet Sinz is a delicious local honey and cinnamon latte named after our very own football Coach Sinz who has lead the team state for years. We also have the Sammy Special and Eternal Lattes which are named after our loved ones who are no longer earthside with us. Food-wise, we also have our eggers (Sounds kind of like Edgar, right) these are amazing breakfast sandwiches that are ready for you to customize. We love every single customer who walks in the door and hope to see you soon! Much love, The Edgar Grind.

Good coffee. Service is just really slow at times, but many coffee spots are with the billion…read moredifferent drinks people order.

I have been drinking JSA Coffee for years already--they formally shared a store at the Green Tomato…read morein Appleton, but opened their own cafe with a lot more space in Seymour. They roast their own coffee here on site and serve it here--you can get it as fresh as it gets! In addition to countless delicious flavors (my favorite is the Chocomallow Graham) they also have great unflavored roasts...the best and probably most popular is Logan's Choice. My wife is a fan of the teas and the half-caf coffees they make. The best thing to make it worth the trip is to grab a couple bags of coffee to bring home with you. You can get it ground as fine or coarse as you like, or just grind it yourself at home which is what I like to do for the freshest taste. Once you get used to drinking JSA coffee, you won't want to settle for anything else.

Always wanted to stop & found the time yoday. Very good coffee! Yummy cookies too!read more

Look no further if you want an honest cup of freshly roasted coffee, beans, locally made pastry, or…read morecoffee-making supplies. These guys are just getting started but they're doing a lot right. Stop by.

Stopped at Bella Goose Coffee in the Dells and ordered a salted caramel latte -- and it was SO…read moregood. Perfectly balanced, not overly sweet, with that smooth espresso flavor coming through just right. It was creamy, warm, and honestly the perfect drink to sip and slow down for a minute. The cozy atmosphere just makes it even better. Such a great little coffee spot!

I'm not a coffee fan,so when some friends offered to take us for a quick lunch on our way home from…read morethe Dells,they suggested Bella Goose Coffee,I was a little reluctant. I'm so glad though that my reluctance was definitely unfounded.Of you're into coffee, you'll really like this place,but they have something to offer for everyone.My wife and I split a very tasty Grilled Cheese Sandwich on toasted sourdough and I added a Tropical Smoothie (with pineapple!) and it was one of the best I've ever had.One of our friends ordered a BST(Bacon,Spinach and Tomato)Sandwich and a Strawberry Smoothie too and he said both were excellent.Our other friend ordered a yogurt dish and she really enjoyed it as well.The is menu is small,but has many interesting sounding options,but we'll have to save those for another time.We have a place just outside of the Dells,so we'll definitely be back!

I just visited this place for the first time and it is so cool! It definitely gives the vibe…read moreimplied by the title: mystical, woodsy tavern feel that's quite cozy. They have a small menu, and I only had the draft latte (which was delicious) but I will definitely be back to try more drinks and some of their food. Staff were so friendly and patient and I was informed that everything is made in house which is amazing! I'm excited to return!

Some friends and I met here and were a little bummed with the lack of seating. We had four people…read morewhich didn't seem extreme but most the spots were suited for 2. There is one large table which already had a group of 5. We squeezed with them but it was awkward. The space is really cute and very well decorated. The person working didn't seem to know what was going on. I had asked what their season jam was and she told me something with pears. Once I ordered, it was some sort of cherry I think? Just bizarre. My friend ordered a vanilla latte and they told them they didn't have that but would "make something better" but it was a nitro cold brew. I asked for a vanilla latte (at a different time) and they said they don't have vanilla but could do simple syrup. The latte I got was good but the experience with their staff was bizarre.

I don't know if the recipes have changed but Iv been there numerous times and gotten a vanilla iced…read morelatte, no modifications, super simple. Today I ordered it and it's overly sweet, it looks like iced coffee with a splash of nonfat milk with the color and how watered down it is and it's bitter as heck. I got two of these because I wanted to surprise my boyfriend with one and now I'm just going to dump them. I don't mind sweet things but this is soooo sweet for no reason and watery and bitter.

La Java is my favorite local coffee shop. The coffee is great and people are friendly. Unlike some…read moreof the high priced coffee shops, the prices here are very affordable. I am not much for flavored coffee of fancy lattes, my go to is always a venti medium roast with cream. Drive through at both locations moves quickly too. Support local and give them a try!

BEST coffee! Personalized and delicious. This one stop shop offers everything you expect from the…read morebig name chain coffee stops that are over priced. This is small town charm at its finest. We absolutely love the cleanliness and friendliness of this fine establishment. Best espresso drinks North of Appleton & Up North! You'll love this coffee shop stop! It's well worth it - it's become our favorite along the pathway. (Slight detours now but it's still obtainable!) We highly recommend Mile 22!

I really like this place for coffee! I come here whenever in town visiting family, and have…read morebasically no complaints - I did have one bad experience with the owner, but the daughter rectified the situation, so I have been coming back since and would recommend to others :)

Great lunch sandwiches. The carnitas wrap was very good! Something I will go back for…read more We ordered one personal sized pizza for my young kids. They loved it so much we ordered one more. Best of all they serve Babcock Hall ice cream and Point Root-beer. Great little country market! Worth the drive!

From the owner: We specialize in Wisconsin-grown fresh produce and Wisconsin-made products. Babcock Ice Cream from…read morethe UW-Madison is served daily and a menu of sandwiches, pizzas and salads are made to order. In spring, Wisconsin Territories sells bedding plants, herb plants and vegetable starts, as well as hanging bags and baskets - all grown on-site. In fall, the market features autumnal decorations including pumpkins, squash, gourds and garden mums.