This coffee shop is a nice find in downtown Oregon. Friendly, fast service and a good variety of…read morehot and cold coffee drinks. They also have Kambucha and some others for non coffee drinkers. Food options included pastries, quiche dish and others. Nice place and solid choice for a quick local coffee. Enjoy!

Recently I moved to the Oregon area and was in search of a good coffee place. Well I found it and…read morethen some. The coffee options are plentiful, robust, smooth and flavorful. I would be remiss if I didn't share with you that they have daily quiche options that taste amazing. I had the sausage kale quiche. See picture for reference. Also on display to help you loosen your belt buckle even more are baked goods such as unique cup cakes, cookies and other bakery options. Today I had an orange lemon poppyseed cupcake and my eyes rolled back at how good it was. The Kickback Cafe is a gem for the Oregon community. I would highly recommend for those who enjoy good coffee and food. There is also a patio and comfortable seating for lounging in the café to read or just relax.

I stopped by on a Sunday morning for breakfast. The place was busy, but still I got a seat right…read moreaway. Garden omelette with tofu was my favorite item here. It had a good amount of veggies, and overall felt healthy. I also went for a seasonal peach pecan pancake. That was good one as well. Hot cocoa was a nice drink.

What an awful, stupid experience…read more This all started because their lattes DO NOT COME WITH ESPRESSO. The staff acted like I was an idiot for asking if the iced lavender latte I ordered had espresso. I'm 40 and have never ordered an "iced latte" from a cafe just to be served cold milk, but that's exactly what I got. I asked if I could get it remade with coffee, and they again brought out just iced milk with syrup. This time I asked for just a couple shots of espresso on the side so I could add it to the drink. They eventually at the end of the meal brought out a mug full of lukewarm espresso - probably 4-6 shots! I added a splash to my drink, mixed, and it was (finally) really tasty! But then I got my bill and they had tacked an extra $5 ($2.95 for the espresso + another $2.00 for ???) On top of already paying $4.95 for just cold flavored milk, I guess? When I tried to explain what happened, the cashier, I assume Karin, got combative and that's when I learned this entire weird experience was because they simply don't include espresso in their lattes! At any point somebody could've cleared this up, the cashier knew exactly what the issue was as soon as I asked about the charges, and was ready to argue! I was told "that's just how they named it" and I should've "read the description". So I would've known they're the only place I've ever encountered that considers just flavored iced milk at $4.95 a "latte". She said "chai & matcha lattes don't have espresso" therefore it shouldn't be assumed a "latte" comes with espresso. Chai & matcha have their own caffeine! It's the caffeine that makes a latte, not milk. Why in the hell am I literally arguing the definition of a latte with this lady??? I was really chill up until this point. I was more incredulous than anything. Served just iced milk twice? Takes almost the whole meal to just get gross overload of espresso? Whatever. But to then be charged an extra $5 (making this drink almost $10!) and argued with by staff? That was a bridge too far. Went from just a weird, bad time to a positively nasty time. Top 3 worst dining experiences. Good job, Spring Green General Store, these out-of-towners definitely won't be back, which seemed to be the point. Hope the extra $5 you bullied out of us was worth it!

This is a great little cafe if you want a late breakfast or delicious lunch…read more The menu is quite vast so you're sure to find something to order. One of my dining mates had the Granny's Breakfast which included eggs your way, a meat and either pancakes or French toast. It was really enough for two hungry people! She was happy with the food, the service and the price. I had the Reuben sandwich which came with chips. I love that the thousand Island dressing is served on the side! It was a huge sandwich on fresh marble rye bread, delicious! Great food at Grandma Mary's!

Breakfast at a diner is almost always a treat. The Morning Croissant was large and most generous…read morewith its fillings but could have used some seasoning. However the Apple Pie was a disappointment. Certainly not up to diner expectations. The dining area was comfortable and clean and well looked after by the wait staff. Their menu has many good looking breakfast selections. Worth a second try when back in the area.

Perfect café for Monroe residents. Small towny and familiar. Good and fresh menu options. Supports…read morelocal artistry, and even offers Paint 'n Sips on Thursdays! I am just visiting the area, but I would frequent this place if I were a local.

This is a remodeled funeral home - the food is average. The owners are from out of town and seem…read morefriendly enough. The environment is a bit strange as the furniture does not match and they seem to think it is ok to us old church pews as benches. I had to ask for my scone to be warmed up- average customer service. The coffee was good. The 2 single daughters and very quiet. I'd recommend it for a quiet place but not classy.

Good was great and had good conversations with all the people there... workers and other customers.read more

Very nice and clean store with a lot of quality items and variety. Well worth the drive from…read moreRockford.

Cute, quaint cafe. Street parking available and there's the Civic Center Parking lot across the…read morestreet (just in case). I had a vanilla latte with almond milk- the coffee tasted great and the owner was very friendly. Have some patience with the staff though after you order, they get quite busy and only one person was making the drinks on this hot June Saturday morning. My only complaint is the outdoor seating is slightly confusing. The cafe had three tables with chairs out in front but then there's another building next door that says it's a residence but it had a lot of outdoor seating and I noticed people from the cafe were sitting over there. I still don't know if that seating is for the cafe, for the residence, or both. Some more signage would be helpful!

This is such a great coffee shop! Seating outside is plentiful. The coffee was not weak and was…read morevery smooth. We had a honey cinnamon latte and a caramel latte. The pastries all looked delicious.

Great place and Amazing soup along with cabana sandwidge. Best desserts on our road trip to…read moreNebraska.

Came through from Milwaukee to galena and stopped for a great grilled cheese and creamy potato soup…read more Great customer service

It is what you hope to find in a small town diner. Great breakfast, with attentive and friendly…read morestaff. A perfect start for a day driving around Wisconsin's beautiful driftless area.

This restaurant is under new ownership. It used to be Irma's kitchen. The service is very good and…read moreso is the food. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner (on Friday). They are closed on Mondays. Open Tuesday-Sunday.

This is a nice cafe with prompt, friendly service and an interesting Somali menu. Whatever meal you…read morechoose, don't forget to add one of the sauces that are brought to the table. Our first taste seemed bland. We were told that traditionally dishes would arrive to the table already seasoned, but some customers found them too hot, so they now let each diner add their own sauce. The lunch menu is comprised primarily of a choice of meat and either rice or pasta, the latter being a leftover from Italian colonization of Somalia. I had the goat and pasta, both of which benefited by the (judicious) addition of the hot green sauce by itself or diluted a bit with the mild white sauce. The goat was a bit tough but had a nice flavor. It came with a lime wedge and some chopped lettuce, onion, and green pepper. My husband had the beef chapati and was "underwhelmed." The chapati was quite soggy and the dish was heavy on potatoes for his taste. We both enjoyed the sweet and spicy Somali tea, a chai type that is enjoyably heavy on cloves. This family restaurant is definitely worth a stop.

I dined in on a Monday evening. The place was not too busy. Shaah tea was my absolute favorite item…read morehere. A small one was just $2, but came in good quantity, and it was rich and flavorful. Chapati beef roll was my favorite entree. There was a spicy sauce in green bottle. That is super flavorful. That enhances the flavor. Chicken legs over rice was my other item. Chicken was super tender and flavorful. Rice came in good quantity and was flavorful as well. Side salad had an extreme strong kick from raw onion. Portion size was big here. Prices were reasonable. Drinks in the front fountain (pinapple and mango) were complimentary. That was a nice gesture. Other places would have charged a couple of dollars for that.

Been here a few times in the past several months. Shaun and Andrea and their workers are very…read moreinformative, professional and attentive. I enjoy the flavors, the location is perfect and exactly what I need for a protein shake or tea.