“Love this place it’s very cozy and the workers were very friendly and ready to help. I believed this place is very busy most of the time so I do have to order my drink ahead through the app?? ❤️ I am so glad Starbucks carry a lot of Keto bites but I rarely get their Sugar Loaded Bomb drinks as it would compromise my Ketosis… I usually pick the Americano plus with a dollop of butter in it!????❤️Dietary restrictions: I am hoping Starbucks will add more Keto products, gluten free, products made of Almond or Coconut flour with Stevia ingredients in it!?“
“Cool shop with lots of collectibles, and hard to find collections of things like Christmas ornaments, salt/pepper shakers, ect. Mostly older or discontinued items. Prices are hot or miss, some are reasonable, others seem a little high for the item.“
“Delavan Dunkin donuts usually has good coffee/food service. Never have had a complaint.Vegetarian options: Meatless sausage croissant.Kid-friendliness: Everything is almost kid friendly there, food and dessert.Wheelchair accessibility: Handicap stalls out front.“
“Buckle up, my unfortunate comrades, as I recount the harrowing tale of my encounter with the abomination known as McDonald's. Prepare to be disgusted, horrified, and left questioning the very existence of taste buds. This is not a review for the faint-hearted, as I delve into the depths of culinary calamity that is McDonald's.Let's start with the infamous Big Mac, a monstrosity that should come with a warning label. The dry, lifeless patties, adorned with wilted lettuce and plastic-like cheese, make me question the sanity of anyone who willingly subjects themselves to this greasy nightmare. The "secret sauce" feels more like a cruel joke, as it fails to mask the flavorless horrors lurking within. Consuming a Big Mac is like sentencing your taste buds to an eternity of flavorless torment.Moving on to the Chicken McNuggets, or as I like to call them, "questionable chunks of poultry." These so-called "nuggets" bear no resemblance to anything remotely resembling chicken. Their rubbery texture and suspicious gray color hint at a sinister manufacturing process that involves unknown substances and a complete disregard for culinary decency. One bite of these abominations will leave you longing for the days when you thought chicken nuggets were made from actual chicken.And let us not forget the infamous French fries, a disgrace to the noble potato. These sad excuses for fries are perpetually limp, greasy, and disappointingly devoid of any flavor. It's as if they were left to languish in a vat of oil for days, losing any semblance of crispy goodness. The only thing these fries are good for is a sad reminder of what fries should taste like, making you question why you ever walked through the doors of this fast-food abyss.Now, let's touch upon the desserts, a final act of cruelty from McDonald's. The McFlurry, touted as a delightful treat, is nothing more than a swirling vortex of disappointment. The ice cream is a lackluster imitation of the real deal, with a texture reminiscent of freezer burn. The "mix-ins" are haphazardly thrown in, resulting in uneven distribution and an overall lack of flavor. It's a sad attempt at dessert that leaves you wondering why you didn't just opt for a bag of frozen peas instead.In conclusion, McDonald's is a culinary nightmare that should be avoided at all costs. Its offerings are a mockery of taste and a testament to the horrors that can arise when profit outweighs quality. Steer clear of this fast-food purgatory and seek solace in the arms of restaurants that value ingredients, craftsmanship, and the sanity of their patrons. McDonald's is a culinary catastrophe that will haunt my dreams for years to come. Spare yourself the horror and find nourishment elsewhere.“
“The service is great ! Very knowledgeable. Able to guide and explain what I could and couldn't have because of multiple food allergies. Cute gift stuff. Very relaxing friendly atmosphere. They make you feel like a old friend. The coffee is always amazing.“
“I planned to only stop here once since I'm on vacation. The man behind the counter, Matthew, was very kind and understanding as I asked so many questions about the menu. The first drink I had was the pine needle Chai, and if you want some Christmas, there it is. I paired that with a box of sweet treats and they were exquisite, especially the pistachio with apricot jam. On my second visit (within an our) I got the honey Lavender latte and that too, was full of flavor with its subtle hints of Lavender and honey, to the power of the espresso with a homemade chocolate chip cookie, also delicious. The vibe inside is very warm welcoming and I look forward to returning.Dietary restrictions: They have fairy free options!“
“As a former manager of a busy shop in Santa Fe I'm always looking for a sweet spot to grab some espresso over ice. (I know, weird, but yummy!). I went in today, haggard as all get out and ordered. From the incredibly cheerful register employee to the hustling baristas, this place is on point. They've got a good thing going-and it shows in the non-stop customers walking thru the door.“
“Cute little spot. Have drove past a few times but never got to stop til today. We had great service, helped right when we walked in & quick and friendly. There is a drive thru option as well. There is also half priced lattes 2-4 on weekdays when we visited. Tons of options on the menu. I went with the Carmel frap & Rasta smoothie. They were both delicious but soooo sweet. Very good tho. I'd love to try other things on the menu in the future!“
“I walked over here while waiting for the Christmas parade to see if they had any good food options for a small lunch. I noticed some cute women's clothing off to the right.Due to the parade the line snaked all the way around the side of the ordering station and I didn't get a chance to see the menu to check for food, but decided to get in line because there were a dozen people ahead of me already!There was a small dining room in the back near the kitchen with table seating and I could see that they had baked goods.Once I made my way around to the front counter I was glad to see that they did have three soups, which seemed like a perfect option for keeping us warm while we watched the parade. They also offered paninis and other food items.The soup options were chili, pumpkin, and chicken noodle. While I love a good pumpkin bisque, I wan't sure if this one would be a cream based version here or not, and something like chili with beef sounded great so I ordered two of those and a hot apple cider.Due to how busy they were, there was a bit of a scramble for the staff to determine the best way to communicate with the kitchen and get soup up to the counter, but they were on it. My apple cider came out quickly, and it was good although I wished it had been just a little hotter. Several minutes later my chilis were ready, piping hot and complete with crackers, spoons and napkins. The chili was homemade with lots of tomato chunks, celery, some beans and beef and it definitely hit the spot.The shop is family-owned and had lots of gift items, decor and clothing available as well as Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream. Their coffee brand was JBC Coffee Roasters. Available in the shop they had drinkware, Jewelry, teas, soaps, and pet supplies to name a few.When I got back to my parade post, I found out they were running a hot cocoa counter out of the back parking lot with a long line as well. If in the area I'd definitely stop back in.“
“So first the coolest little coffee house with expertly made specialty coffee drinks. Annnnd they roast their own coffee on site. But shhhhh if you're cool enough. There's a secret speakeasy in the basement. Complete with secret password a payphone code and a moving wall inside the old school phone booth.The unique and expertly crafted cocktails are cool. But the vibe is HOT? . The best kept secret in Delevan.“