I've been obsessed with Brickhouse from my first visit. I initially stopped in because I saw on…read moretheir website that they have gluten free and dairy free scones. I love scones. Sold! I've since been many times and I love this place. The Glass Slipper tea is my fave--a lovely cherry almond caffeine free blend. I'll pair it with a scone, the blueberry earl grey maybe being my favorite. (But they are all so good!) I come in here to write, and they have a good amount of outlets and seating. They do get busy, so sometimes I'm squeezing in to the last spot for a bit, but it does slow down if I'm there a while. They have a rewards program that's great! I've earned free pastries and teas, and it felt easy to do (unlike some local shops that take a loooong time for me to earn a reward). Anyway, I love Brickhouse and will hear no criticisms. Thank you and goodnight. ;)

Go for the coffee. Bypass the food. We love supporting…read morelocal coffee shops. it's one of my passions. We've gone to Brickhouse several times. This last time we got breakfast sandwiches. I am gluten & dairy free. Their Menu board listed a few sandwich options one being bacon egg & cheese & another being sausage on a croissant. I asked for the egg,bacon & no cheese on Native gf bread. My boyfriend is vegetarian & he asked for a egg & cheese on croissant. Upon ordering the cashier said they typically dont offer substitutions but they will do them this time but may not be available the next time. Well, we got them & the egg was cold on both sandwiches. I still got cheese & I'm pretty sure my bread was not the gf option. (I ended up just eating the bacon & egg part & pellibg off the cheese)I know this because I buy Native Bread from the local bakery & have it at home. All around the whole experience it put a bad taste in our mouths. To the business--- If you don't want to offer substitutions on menu items, please post this on the menu so patrons will know & won't feel scolded for asking. Next time.... We'll just go for the coffee...which is always good!

We visited The Well Coffeehouse as our new coffee spot for February, and it did not disappoint. The…read moreatmosphere was warm and welcoming with plenty of seating -- a perfect place to read a book or get some work done. The service was top notch. I don't remember the guy at the register's name, but he was incredibly friendly, outgoing, and helped us navigate the menu since it was our first visit. The coffee was amazing. I ordered the Fireside Latte (vanilla and cinnamon) -- not overly sweet and absolutely worth the trip to the north side. My wife got a caramel latte with almond milk and said it was delicious. Highly recommend if you're in the area -- we'll definitely be back!

This place always has really fun seasonal options! This time I tried their elder and ivory drink,…read morewhich was an elderflower and white chocolate latter. Elderflower is one of my favorite flavors, but I've never had it in a coffee drink before! It was a very yummy fruity and sweet combo. I got it half sweet, and that was perfect for me. The service was excellent and the staff were very helpful. This is a great place to study or work!

We decided to go get some international foods and then we saw these beautiful treats. I started…read morewith the honey lavender macchiato and that was a great way to begin the shopping trip. He ordered a cappuccino. He enjoyed his as well. After we walked around for two and a half hours looking at everything and buying our items we went back for the garlic bread with cream cheese, some sweet treats and we made the best decisions picking them up on our way out. The ladies were so nice and ready to help. Great selection. I really like the presentation of the baked goods. Very well lit and they all are well described. We definitely will be making another trip there. Can't wait to eat our apple tart thingy tonight! I'm sure it's going to be delicious!

Very tasty little bakery inside of Saraga! My sister and I have been in a few times together, but…read moremost recently my husband and I + my sister and BIL stopped in after spending the day in Castleton. Their bakery items are very pretty, but we have noticed that some of the offerings (like the stuffed donuts) do not really have a taste to them besides sugar- which is fine if you're just wanting a quick sugar rush, but disappointing if you're actually wanting to try an ube stuffed donut and then don't get any ube flavor at all. Their display offerings are very good and always taste like what they say they should. I've never tried any savory pastries from them, but I want to on my next visit. They have coffee, hot chocolate, frappes, smoothies, lemonades, etc as well. The tiramisu latte is amazing and I get it every time I go since it's always when it's fall/winter, but an iced coffee or lemonade sounds so good once the weather gets warm again. Plan your visit for early in the day before their pastries get bought up! They stay very busy and our last visit was late in the evening to coincide with grocery shopping in Saraga so we could take everything straight home to the fridge. They were very picked over, but I got a slice of pound cake to snack on with my latte and a load of milk bread. The milk bread is a family favorite, so I recommend trying that out if you've never had it before. They also sell some super cute "accessories" on top of the display case and I bought "Happy Birthday" candles for my husband's birthday earlier this month from them, as well as some that said "I Love You" for Valentine's Day.

Right off the nickel plate trail Great outdoor space with…read moresun & shade Pup friendly Great coffee & nice baristas Perfect place to read, study, meet up with friends Only con is that coffee is expensive (but where is it not now and days)

To preface, I came here for the Conan Gray cafe event, so it was not the typical experience. The…read moreinside is very basic in decoration and it has an industrial feel. I was not overly impressed by the drinks, especially given the hefty price tag. My latte tasted almost exclusively of milk and there was very little coffee taste. The matcha was good, but there were some chunks in it. While we were waiting for our drinks, one of the baristas spilt a drink on the counter. I was very impressed with how the workers handled the situation. They made light of the situation and were able to joke about it. I really appreciate seeing situations handled well.

This is a nice coffee shop in the arts district of Carmel. I had been wanting to stop by and was…read moreable to on a week day without a huge line or crowd. I got the Spanish latte which is perfectly balanced. They had some interesting matchas drinks which I might try next time as well as many pasty options. The interior is beautiful and well styled. They have a fair amount of small tables.

Bovaconti in the Carmel Arts & Design District is one of those places that just gets the atmosphere…read moreright. The coffee is great, the vibe is fantastic, and the outdoor seating is especially gorgeous when the weather is nice. It is an easy place to enjoy whether I am working for a while or meeting friends to hang out, and that flexibility is a big part of the appeal. Carmel is better for having spots like this. Staff are always chill as well, maybe not the most chatty, but it's almost always busy - they're working hard!

I'm so glad I discovered Cath Coffee & Tea House at Castleton Square Mall. From the moment I walked…read morein, the experience was wonderful. The owner was incredibly kind and welcoming. I tried the regular iced vanilla latte and the iced Biscoff latte. Both were delicious, but the Biscoff latte completely stole the show. It was so smooth, flavorful, and unlike anything I've had before. It was one of those drinks that makes you immediately want to come back for another. Everything on their menu looked amazing, and I'm already looking forward to coming back and trying more. If you're in the area and looking for great coffee, matcha, tea, or a sweet treat, definitely check this place out.

First of all: Cath Coffee is located inside Castleton Square Mall! It's not a coffee shop, per se,…read morebut more like a coffee stall by Macy's that specializes in caffeinated beverages and desserts. So, if you want to visit Cath Coffee, you will need to enter the mall. I didn't need a coffee shop to hang out in, just a place to get a drink to give me an edge. I needed my wits about me on this afternoon, because I was buying a kettle bell at the nearby Dick's Sporting Goods, and I needed to determine which weight was the right fit for me. Important stuff! But this is neither here nor there. At Cath Coffee, I ordered a black iced coffee. Haters will say that my order was pedestrian, considering the abundance of coffee options on the Cath menu. I coulda got a chai latte! Or a lavender lemonade! Or a toasted marshmallow hot chocolate! But I wanted just pure caffeine with the least amount of calories. Black coffee fits that description, and I chose iced because it was a relatively warm day. My iced coffee was ready lickety split, and it tasted great. It's hard to eff up an iced black coffee, and luckily, Cath Coffee did not do that. They have a lot of pastries and desserts, including baklava and macarons. They also have Dubai chocolate bars!

This was my first visit to the cafe. Most people would probably find it a pleasant environment, but…read morefor me it was too loud. When looking at the menu, the BLT caught my eye and my lunch decision was made. I'm a bit of a BLT snob and was very surprised by the quality of theirs. It is definitely in my top five, and I'll be returning just to have another one. The only issue I was unhappy with was the coffee service. I did not care for having to retrieve my own coffee. I was at a sit-down restaurant to rest and eat. That is the primary reason I could not give five stars. Having to serve myself coffee alone won't stop me from returning, but it will annoy me next time just as it did on this visit.

Everything is fresh and full of flavor. Nice environment…read morewith great service. I highly recommend the tenderloin, it's big, juicy and tender.