Coffee was pleasant but the matcha was watered down and tasted old, do not recommend. However the…read moreambience was enjoyable and a good study environment. Service was nice and workers were very nice but there was quite a bit of a wait time that wasn't bad.

I had a great cup of coffee at this Colectivo location in Milwaukee's Third Ward. It's right across…read morethe street from the Milwaukee Public Market and in a lively part of the Third Ward. I like an especially bold cup of coffee, and the person who took our order was knowledgeable in helping me narrow down what I should get, and offered a sample of a couple of their coffees so I could pick what I wanted. I got my cup in a real mug which always ups the coffee drinking experience, so glad they had those available for folks drinking-in. It's a comfortable, well-designed space that was busy enough to feel like it was a fun place to be, but not so crowded that we couldn't easily find a table. It's a chain, but a local chain with a handful of locations around town. Loved my coffee and the experience.

This is my favorite coffee spot in Milwaukee. The iced latte is amazing & I always get the…read morebreakfast sandwich with Gouda, siracha mayo, and add bacon! Definitely not cheap but so great. Service is always nice and vibes are always high! They even have cocktail / bar service! And bathrooms are well kept.

Third Ward is a great location to walk around and stop in here for coffee. Coffee these days is…read moreexpensive, but I'm not sure whether Valentine was worth the price. I enjoy lattes on the sweeter side and with flavor - my caramel latte wasn't bitter, but barely tastes of caramel. Interior is nice with some tables to sit and do work.

I went in for an early morning coffee. I asked the barista for a recommendation for an iced pour…read moreover and she delivered. I enjoy coffee that isn't tart and bitter, which the pour was not. It almost had a fruity hint. The shop was cute with ample spots to sit down and enjoy the drink.

Pricey. I'm not convinced that the prices were worth the…read moretaste. Especially in the paper cups - I do admit that I'm somewhat of a tea snob. They do have some unique blends and they were nice, but I feel that a nice tea cup would elevate the experience. Cold Brew Friend had the coffee - he said it was good. But he's not a coffee snob. Lol. Meadow tea Pleasant. Feels very herbal, and familiar. Carrot tea I have burdock tea all the time and the carrot tea tasted very similar to it. Marshmallow tea So I learned today that marshmallow is not the fluffy sweet white thing that goes in the middle of a s'more. Marshmallow tea was definitely unique, and I quite enjoyed it. Barista/tea brewer was working alone and working fast through the orders. But during a busier time, she might have trouble keeping up. Very nice, and not too chatty.

By far one of the better coffee shops in the area. They have a new specialty drink called The Big…read moreTop Latte - Iced. It comes with a frosted animal cracker and rainbow sprinkles!! There would be a line here sometimes but it moves quickly. Staff is nice and move quick. This location is inside the public market.

Anodyne, although is a staple, is not a coffee shop I enjoyed very much. Although I wanted to love…read moreit, I found the caramel latte to be too artificial tasting (I believe they use Monin syrups). They are also quite expensive, especially compared to other coffee shops. As they are in the MPM, seating is upstairs for the entire market.

It's like Cheers, "Where Everybody Knows Your Name". Meet Mike and Matthew, the proprietors of…read moreMilwaukee Coffee Peddlers. You may see them in and around East Town and Third Ward peddling coffee and now healthy snacks. During the week, they are parked outside the Johnson Controls building (Jefferson & Michigan). It's the service that separates them from the others. Every morning Mike yells out, "BARRY!" Mike and Matthew (when he is there) really work hard on getting to know everyone and makes it a point to remember what you do, like, your interests or asks about your weekend. Ask yourself, when was the last time you experienced that? I usually go for their dark roast. Recently, I tried the pour over (it takes more time to make) and the flavor and quality is much better if you have the time. Today, I wanted to try the Booster Bites,on-the-go energy in bite sized portions made with nuts, seeds and dried fruit. They are supporting this brand by selling this from their cart. They also donate 10% of their profits to a charity each month. The accept debit and credit cards too. Bring in your own cup and get a discount. Lastly, their coffees are from supports free-trade. +++++ Service!!! +++++ Atmosphere (Mike and Matthew) +++++ Quality +++++ Supports community If you are around the area, check them out.

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I came here, first time, on a whim since it's close to where I reside and I always walk by it…read more I was out and about earlier in the day and wanted to have a nice sit down meal for myself. I love sandwiches and knew I had to try the pastrami. It was fantastic. I've been trying to cut back on caffeine and I instead went with one of their refreshers on the menu. It was I believe and 'Blue and Grapefruit' - and that wasn't my favorite as someone who doesn't really care for grapefruit that much. I got it thinking it would be diluted a bit, SO, if you like grapefruit, I'm sure it's perfect for you. I also got a peanut butter oreo pie and wish I took a picture of it...but I devoured it too quick to even think about it. For me, that dessert was the definite highlight of the cafe. I'll definitely come back on more weekends when I have a craving for pastrami.

First time here. It was a cold morning, so I stopped in for a hot beverage and something to eat…read more Food: For not being a coffee shop, they have an extensive menu of hot and cold beverages. I ordered a London Fog Tea Latte, with a little lavender and a little vanilla, in a mug. The barista did a nice job and gave the tea a good long steep. It had excellent flavor, and the temperature was right (about 140°F). It would have been even better with a bit more foam on top. For bakery items, they had a big pile of large cookies (cowboy?), but not much else. The food menu is a little sparse but has some good options for breakfast or lunch sandwiches. I ordered a Cubano sandwich, which turned out to be an excellent choice. It came out hot, with nicely grilled bread and savory meats inside. The roasted pork was especially tender and flavorful. It came with a small container of slaw, which was a little uninspiring. Service: The person who took my order and made my drink did a nice job. She took her time and did a good job with the drink. I appreciated that they delivered both the drink and the food to the table. She was a bit soft-spoken and a little hard to hear with the music playing. Efficient, but not especially outgoing. Atmosphere: The space has a bit of an industrial minimalist feel. High ceilings with the mechanicals in plain sight, along with colorful paint and design elements. Seating can accommodate groups of different sizes, though there aren't too many spots ideal for couples. The space can be a bit echoey, and the volume of the music could make conversation challenging at times. It's a nice spot for groups to hang out, and there was a larger table where people were working and collaborating. A decent spot for hanging out at lunch or later in the afternoon.

This cool spot in Walker's Point is perfect for hanging with friends or when you need a mid-night…read morerest spot. There's a variety of seating, games, hookahs, cafe (w/ coffee, alcoholic beverages, tea, and food). We ordered a Mocha Latte and pour over coffee. I am very particular about my coffee, and this spot held up. I wouldn't definitely come back to work one day.

My husband heard about this place and was excited to bring me to check it out. We had a full day…read moreplanned on a Saturday and it began around 2 pm with our first stop here at dream lab. We were greeted by Shawn, our barista who had friendly, chill vibes. We asked for his suggestions and ended up choosing the pistachio latte and the espresso drink. Shawn told us to find a seat, I was delighted to see there were tons of spots to choose from. We ended up sitting on the main floor at a very large wooden table that would be perfect for playing games with a large group of friends or family. Shawn promptly delivered our drinks and they were delicious. Besides the drinks, the music and ambience were great and we especially liked the gift area with art, t-shirts, books and more. The sign saying "you are f#ucking magick" resonated as we left in great moods ready to take on the day. We will be back soon!

I enjoyed the cozy and casual vibes, the service of the friendly barista and the good coffee here…read more I've followed this local independent micro coffee roaster on Instagram for a while. They took over the public cafe space at the Dubbel Dutch Hotel and partnered with Matilda, a local women owned and operated bakery that I like a lot! The latte was very smooth and rich. Personally I preferred stronger espresso, but I still enjoyed my cup here. The cold brew got a unique herbal and earthy taste and naturally sweet long lasting aftertaste - I thought some people would like the herbal part while others would avoid it. There's also a nice line of coffee beans from different countries and at different roast levels for purchase. The pastries were very good. Nice pairing with the coffee. Street parking is normally easy.

Lovely local coffee shop/pop up at the Dubbel Dutch hotel. Their caramel latte is delicious, and…read morethey usually have baked goods from another local vendor (Matilda). Great for sipping your beverage right there or to take it to go. Elegant and cozy ambiance. They are open from 7am to 2pm daily.