The gurls are so nice Even though they have cooties …read more I like the coffee even more better

Best coffee place around. Service is friendly. They are always coming up with new and interesting…read morerecipes for coffee, tea and craft sodas. There's a local chain called Ginger Ale chain but it's overrated and doesn't compare to this little local gem.

Coffee was very tasty along with the bacon, cheese, and jalapeno scone. I would definitely go back.read more

If I could give Voyagers 6 stars, I'd throw in a seventh just for the caffeine high…read more Once upon a time in the mythical land of Robinson, Illinois, there was a bar. It probably saw its fair share of karaoke regrets and questionable dance moves. But like a phoenix rising from the beer-soaked ashes, Voyagers Coffee emerged--and thank the coffee gods it did. Walking into Voyagers feels like stepping into your cool best friend's living room--if your best friend also happened to be a barista wizard and interior design ninja. It's cozy, it's quirky, and it smells like happiness brewed fresh daily. Let's talk coffee: I don't know what kind of sorcery they use, but this isn't just coffee--it's life juice. I'm convinced they've harnessed the actual essence of productivity, joy, and possibly rainbows, and poured it into every cup. And the staff? If kindness were a superpower, this crew would be the Avengers. They're always smiling, remembering names, and making you feel like your presence matters--because to them, it does. I'd give up a kidney before I gave up my morning latte. Long live this glorious coffee temple.

Farmhouse Haystack- Being a fan of eggs on a hamburger, I hadn't tasted one better than Kuma's…read moreCorner in Chicago ($15!!!- ouch) -until now. The egg- dripping perfection. The bun- buttery & toasted.The Pepperjack, bacon and hashbrowns- WOW! I suggest the side of onion rings with homemade dressing. This filling meal was $10.99. Happy returning customer.

Stopped by for a coffee. They have an extremely large selection of coffee syrups and was fun…read morechoosing one among the many! Their display of goodies --pastries, bagels, cookies looked absolutely yummy. We ended up getting a. Hoco late chip cookie which was delicious. The shop is located in the main part of downtown Casey, a block from the World's largest rocking chair! It's an adorable town with a small town atmosphere. The service was swift and the staff pleasant.

My husband and I came to Casey, IL on our way home from St. Louis to see all of the world's largest…read morethings they have in town; but when I saw a HARRY POTTER-themed locally owned coffee shop, I just had to stop in and try it! Even the menu had original coffee recipes dedicated to each of the Harry Potter houses. I'm not sure if this coffee shop was originally Harry Potter-themed or if it was only for a limited time, but the first thing I noticed when we walked in was how cute and cool all of the decor was. Service-wise, the baristas were personable and so fun. I wouldn't shut up about how cool the shop was, and they appreciated it and asked where we were from and what made us stop in their small town. We talked for a while, and I ended up ordering The Chocolate Frog under the Ravenclaw house. I got my drink fast and the barista told me to crack my cup when I was ready to drink it because of the crackling chocolate on the cup. When I was served my drink, they didn't put the lid on it because customers do it themselves in case they want to put anything extra inside. However, my husband and I both tried to put a lid on the drink and couldn't get it, so we had to ask one of the baristas to do it. She explained a trick she uses to easily get them on, and we were on our way. Seriously, such nice people working here! The latte was absolutely to die for. It was smooth, flavorful, and absolutely amazing, so it makes me very sad that I won't be able to have it again for a long time, if ever again. They need to open this place by me in Chicago or the suburbs!

We're on the way to Ohio and dozing off along 70 and Apple Maps referred us to Joe Sippers. What an…read moreamazing name! We walked in and loved to see the plants and the genuine decoration in the place. The woman who took our order was nice and patient. We asked for light ice and were given that. I ordered a dirty chai and YES! Has a great chai flavor and overall lovely balance between sweet and spice. Danny got an Americano which he says is really good and smooth. We even got to draw flowers while waiting for our coffee. It was quick and a great stop for us on our journey. Only comment is we got a sleeve on our cup that was unneeded because we both got iced coffees. We like to reduce waste!! Thanks so much!!!

Back again, road stop, one year later!…read more Perhaps even better than it was then. Soup (red pepper bisque) & salad (w/Thai-inspired dressing) both really fine. Veggie wrap had remarkably fresh ingredients for mid-west, mid-winter). Portions were nearly gigantic! Friendly, prompt service. Super cute, spacious dining area. Good on 'em! Keep it up!

Cute little coffee shop in downtown Washington. I liked the eclectic, comfy atmosphere, and the…read moredrink prices were excellent! As it was crazy hot, we had an iced chai latte - good flavor but not completely mixed - there was still some powder. I also tried an iced vanilla coffee and it was perfect - not too sweet, excellent coffee flavor. Five stars for that drink. All in all, a nice stop if you find yourself in downtown Washington, IN

When I visit a new town I always have to find the local coffee hang out…read more My visit to Cherry Ghost was great! It was a hot, humid day and I asked for a recommendation on the iced drinks. I absolutely loved the iced white chocolate coffee. Yum!

They have great food Tessa always has a smile and a friendly face. I love that lady. You get plenty…read moreto eat for your money and staff very friendly.

We ate at Midpoint Cafe on May 10, 2036, and a few hours later, four people in our group…read moreexperienced symptoms consistent with food poisoning. Of course, no one can know with certainty what caused it, but this was the only meal we had all shared that day that seemed questionable. When I contacted the owner to let them know about our experience, the response was disappointing. The owner said, "I don't know what to do with this information. I'll have to talk to my manager." I explained that we were from out of town and that this breakfast was the only meal shared by the people who became sick. The owner suggested it could have been a virus from a few days earlier. I understand that foodborne illness can be difficult to confirm definitively, and I'm not claiming certainty about the cause. I simply wanted to share our experience so others can make informed decisions.

Wowza... I wish I had this coffee place by my house in Illinois. When we are down in TH we always…read moremake it a point to stop here. The espresso is amazing- but so are the regular coffee drinks and cold brew. Staff are so polite and efficient. We have eaten here a few times and everything was delicious. Excellent coffee shop. Please think about opening up in Frankfort, IL :)

I was in town for work and decided to stop here before getting on the road again, it's a cute…read morelocation and they seem to know their regulars! I had a delicious and savory cloud egg sandwich, it was perfect. As well as an iced coffee, that was also good! I was able to sit for a little while and enjoy some people watching, I hope I'm able to get back one day.

Yesterday I brought my kids for a Saturday morning breakfast. This was Graze's first weekend after…read moretheir reopening this past Wednesday, so I want to start off by saying that I realize they are just getting back into the swing of things. First off, this is such an inviting, cozy little spot in a beautiful historic building on Main and the girl running the front counter was very sweet. My sons and I assumed the only food available was what's put out in the display cases. They do not include other food items on their menu board. That being said, we each ordered a caramel cinnamon roll. I ordered a hot chai latte (delicious!), my eldest ordered a hot macchiato (very good), and my youngest a hot chocolate (a bit on the watery side...not much flavor). Had their full menu been visibly displayed, my two hungry teenagers would have definitely chosen something else. After ordering, we sat at an available table and waited for our cinnamon rolls. They were brought to our table in a few short minutes. I assumed since we were "dining in" that they would have warmed the rolls prior to serving, but they came out room-temperature making them a little on the dry/hardened side. I'm sure we could have sent them back asking that they be warmed, but we didn't want to be a bother as there was now a short line of customers waiting to be served. They still tasted good and I'm sure they'd be delicious warmed up and maybe a little larger in size. Regardless, I'm happy Graze 1885 has reopened its doors! It's so nice to have another alternative for breakfast / lunch downtown. My only suggestions would be to 1) ask the customer if they would like their food warmed up, 2) consider an alternative way to display the full menu...a digital menu board that can be updated as needed would look very nice. Oh and placement of a customer-accessible trash receptacle would be great! I look forward to frequenting Graze in the future. :)

Beautiful location, delicious pastries. Ask what is on the menu as the wall menu does not give…read moretheir complete menu, ie they have hot breakfast sandwiches.