Coffee Corner Bistro

Loved their ambience, friendly staff and clean place. Turmeric ginger chai sounded very new to us and it was very nice and soothing. We also tried their hum- veg sandwich which came with chips and salsa was very delicious.

This is a small corner bistro in a small town. You can get soup, salad, sandwiches/paninis/wraps. Tons of specialty coffees, hot or cold. Great places for lunch. 5 stars if they would have deserts.

My father in law lives in Kewaskum so I like to pick him up a sandwich on way to see him. Yesterday there were 3 workers, and one family of three and one other person waiting. I had to wait 40 minutes for 2 sandwiches which I view as an unreasonable amount of time. It would have helped me a lot it I had just been given a heads up about the long wait. Maybe they had a lot of call-ins, were training, etc. I get that. No comps, no reasons given, etc. Have been going regularly but yesterday was last. Nice location but need to connect more with the customer and realize on my one day off that month, time matters to me as well as quality of product.

Amazing coffee, try the Turkish. Cabo sandwich is amazing as well, homemade soups, wonderful staff, fresh local ingredients, what more can you ask for?! :)

Quick service. Very friendly barista.
Moderately busy but not an overly long wait. Lots of outside seating as well as tables inside.

Friendly staff, relaxed atmosphere, plenty of seating out back on a handsome patio. Mid-day traffic does include plenty of semis going by which tends to hamper conversation outdoors. Lending library inside and some knick-knacks.

Quaint neighborhood coffee shop with a surprising array of menu options with low prices. Occasional live music, lovely outdoor seating and awesome coffee. Highly recommended for travelers and locals alike!

Quality coffee drinks and friendly staff. The style barriers they have in place due to the current public health emergency makes it incredibly tough to communicate through masks and over the noise of the machines.

The food is somewhat good but overrated. The service is good.

Unfortunately Google does not allow for the much necessary 6th star of Awesomeness, that this rare jewel in a land of forest and wildlife truly deserves. So after much internal strife I must settle for the mere 5th star of Loved It.

It is the gravitational pull of the fantastic service with a smile, that brings me from the orbit of slumber to my awakening reality. At that point the excitement hits as I wonder, what will today's cup of nectar from the tradespeople of Collectivo be? Possibly a Guatemalan, or perhaps a Black & Tan, what's this an Ethiopian? How did I make the far drive here without this much needed caffeine? At this point I wonder, "what could make this day better?"

And it occurs to me; they have epicurean delights!! Cinnamon rolls, breakfast burritos, and baked oatmeal, Oh my! Fortunately for me I am able to avail myself of these treats at least five days a week, so there is no need to hurry. And they are open for lunch. To flip everything upside-down, I had a salad for breakfast. It was splendid!! And I love a good tossed salad.

This place truly is the best. But don't take my word for it, try it for yourself. And don't let the road construction scare you off. There is parking accessible from USH 45. It's the first driveway north of the intersection.

And while you are in the area, go check out the rest of the town. You'll find real nice people. Say "hi" to Dave for me.