Sullivan Taylor Coffee House

A great place for conversations, hanging out with people you care about and enjoying our Macomb community. And, the beverages are great! I love their chai!! Excellent environment, great staff.

A new experience, steamed milk in Earl Grey tea. Could well catch on, 👍 great foccaccia & zucchini bread too.

This is THE place to go in Macomb for coffee!
The customer service puts chik-fil-a to shame and Starbucks can't touch Sulivan Taylors. Seriously though from friendly funny customer service to deliciously fresh baked pastries my fiance and I love this shop and all they have to offer.

The muffins are the absolute best thing in the world. The baristas are generally helpful and friendly and the drinks are amazing. I love the atmosphere because of the natural light and the decorations. It's one of my favorite places in town.

Had a great sandwich and lemonade.
My girlfriend had a chicken salad wrap and a smoothie. Service was awesome too.

Great service, great coffee, nice ambient, lot of tables....

I find myself to be fairly picky when it comes to coffee shops, especially the smaller 'mom and pop' places. This is by far, one of the best I have ever been to. The coffee is smooth, the baristas are smoother, and the smoothies are the smoothiest. It is worth the visit, these people truly care about creating you a drink as well as making you smile, and the food is pretty dang good as well!!

Great coffee and the inside is decorated in such a modern way that makes it feel relaxing.

I had a delicious cup of coffee, and a bagel with cream cheese. They have wifi, so i listened to some articles on you tube. I go there several times a week. They have a different flavored coffee each day.

Nestled in the Southeast Corner of the town square, Sullivan Taylor is a refuge for those seeking refuge from whatever they are seeking refuge from: snow, rain, heat, a bouncing yapping pit bull in full Chihuahua, whatever you are fleeing from, you can flee from it here--unless it's other persons. This is a small town and you may well run into whomever you are fleeing from at Sullivan Taylor, who is likely fleeing from something or someone else (maybe you). In which case, ignore them and enjoy the pastries and your choice of liquid delights, warm and cold. If you seek quiet, go after lunch, when the studious show up and Sullivan Taylor takes on a quasi scholarly air. The mornings, especially the earlier hours, are more garrulously social. 11 to 1 is also convivially noisy. After one, a conversational purling is more the ambient sound. A large table at the very very back is often empty in the afternoons. If you don't mind being interrupted, signal this by sitting in one of the window seats. Passersby will make a note that you were in the window, which they will mention to someone at Wal Mart and few days later a friend at the gym will casually remark, "So I didn't know you read science fiction." You can also sit in the front area of the Wine Sellers next door. It's quieter there and just as sunny, but not as warm in the winter, at least not to this heat worshiping, salamander. I like to sit in the alley on warm days, reading in the sunlight or in the shadow. The staff is friendly without being obsequious or intrusive.