Table of Contents cafe

I can only review what I purchased, which was the yogurt and granola. It was served in a small cup, maybe large enough for 1 kid scoop of ice cream, which was roughly the amout of yogurt I had. The cup was filled with granola with the smallest portion of yogurt. It was very upsetting, considering the cost was $6. Aside from that the location and ambiance here is very pleasant.

Great coffee with a lot of unique latte flavor options. I got the cardamom latte and it was wonderful.

This place is awesome! If you like coffee, books, and a really nice place to enjoy both, then you won't go wrong here!

I travel for a living and I can honestly say, their latte was GREAT. Loved the ability to look around and books. It’s just a great atmosphere and good coffee. P.s they don’t start serving food until 10:00.

Large drink menu with cozy seating area and great hours!

A nice place for a cup of coffee or a drink.

A wonderful bookstore and place to get a coffee or cocktail! Try the oatmeal cream pie!!!

Visited Table of Contents for the first time yesterday. It's tucked away in a nice little plaza, nestled between other little stores, including Sawall market, a pub, a dog grooming place and even a bird store! Before entering you walk through a cute little outdoor seating area with succulents in decorative teapots, which I personally thought was adorable. Inside you find a kind of rustic-ish cafe and cocktail bar amid a beautiful library of books for purchase! While waiting for our iced lattes, my boyfriend and I enjoyed looking through the interesting selection of books and puzzles they displayed. Categories were marked on chalkboards of the shelves and there was even a sliding ladder like in the movies, which we thought was pretty neat. The barista personally delivered us our lattes, that were delicious and we left to walk through the nearby neighborhood. Overall a very cool place and will be visiting again!

A coffee shop in a book store?! Sign me up!

This is a gem in Kalamazoo. Enjoy the vibe of a book store, with great coffee, good food, and they also serve alcohol!

Beyond books, enjoy author visits, live music and more events.

Most mornings are pretty full and the afternoon is busy as well, but I've never had a problem finding a table for 2.

We have visited the Table of Contents a couple of times to have informal business meetings. Good ambience although we were perhaps a bit too loud. Getting a table may be a problem because of the regular crowd. Good coffee and pastries, and efficient and friendly baristas. Lots of books around. They have also got beer, so meetings could flow in two lanes. Take advantage of that.