Weather Center Cafe — Restaurant in Sheboygan

Weather Center Café: A Hidden Treasure in Sheboygan’s Surfside Scene.

Nestled along the riverfront in Sheboygan, Weather Café embodies the easygoing charm of the “Malibu of the Midwest.” With a warm, oceangoing, surfer-inspired atmosphere, this inviting café is an ideal spot to unwind after an exhilarating day on the water—whether you've been catching waves or simply soaking in the beauty of Lake Michigan’s ever-changing tides.

Atmosphere & Vibe From the moment you step inside, Weather Café welcomes you with its laid-back, coastal aesthetic. The décor evokes a sense of adventure and relaxation, seamlessly blending Sheboygan’s unique lakeside surf culture with a cozy coffeehouse ambiance. Whether you're a regular or a first-time visitor, you’ll find that this café radiates a friendly, community-driven energy that keeps guests coming back for more.

Food & Drink The menu at Weather Café is thoughtfully curated, featuring handcrafted beverages and house-made treats that showcase a genuine love for quality and flavor.

Veggie Quiche – A standout on the menu, the veggie quiche is the perfect balance of light and satisfying. It’s ideal for splitting between two people as a snack, but equally enjoyable as a solo indulgence. The crust is perfectly flaky, and the filling is rich with fresh vegetables and just the right amount of cheese to create a harmonious bite every time.

Bread Pudding & Carrot Cake – If you have a sweet tooth, these homemade delights are a must-try. Made with care and steeped in tradition, these desserts taste like family recipes passed down through generations. The bread pudding is wonderfully comforting, while the carrot cake delivers the perfect balance of spice and sweetness.

Aztec Mocha & Chai Latte – The Aztec Mocha is a bold and flavorful option for those who appreciate a little spice with their chocolate. A touch of heat elevates the rich espresso and cocoa flavors, creating a drink that warms you from the inside out. For a more soothing experience, the Chai Latte is a smooth, spiced delight that pairs perfectly with the café’s baked goods.

Service & Experience The team at Weather Café is as charming as the café itself. Friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming, they make it a point to remember their regulars, creating a sense of belonging that makes this place feel like home. Whether you stop in for a quick cup of coffee or settle in for a long conversation, the service is consistently warm and professional, reflecting the café’s strong sense of community.

Final Verdict For those seeking a unique and cozy retreat in Sheboygan, Weather Café is a must-visit. It’s the perfect spot to warm up and refuel after an early-morning surf session, a brisk lakeside walk, or a day spent exploring the city’s vibrant culture. The combination of delicious handcrafted drinks, thoughtfully prepared food, and a welcoming atmosphere makes it a local treasure.

Highly recommended—whether you’re a surfer, a coffee enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates a great café with...

This was a place I would go to but my daughter couldn't find anything to eat there that she liked. The service was ok, not good but not poor. For a morning visit, I didn't see cheery morning faces. They took my order and placed it on the table when it was done. My daughter thought she would try a cupcake, but when she ate one bite she didn't like the cake part. I tried to go up to the counter to let them know she didn't like it and asked what they might have made the cake part with, she thought it had cherries in it. They said no, but even though I am gluten-free, I took a small bite to see what she was tasting and if any of you have had Natural Ovens of Manitowoc granola bar, which they do not make anymore, that is what the cake part reminded me of. It definitely wasn't the traditional chocolate cake. I had also mentioned I was gluten-free, I did purchase something and separated the gluten from it. But I was surprised, that last time I approached the counter I noticed Gluten-free Peanut Butter Cookies in the display case. Nothing was mentioned to me when I initially mentioned I was gluten sensitive. But when I did look at the cookies I noticed they were quite brown, too brown and dark brown edges. As someone who owns a business myself, if a customer is not happy with their purchase and they only bite a small bite, you give the customer a refund. I also recall thinking, I am not sure I would display a batch of cookies that almost looked burnt. The decor is of something I would be attracted to, but the service wasn't anything special. My daughter and I had gone to Il Ritrovo the night before and the employees at this place could use a few pointers from there. I would not go back. I hope your...

This used to be my go to place when I Lived in Sheboygan. Has a great atmosphere right on the riverfront and a great mix of eclectic people. However, every visit home I come back and am more and more disappointed with this place. Stopped in as usual on my trip home for the 4th of July. I ordered a cold coffee and the employee proceeded to scoop some ice in a cup and poor some hot coffee over it. Maybe they are oppose to cold press here, but I find it to be a poor business choice not to serve cold press coffee during the summer at a "destination coffee shop" in town. At the very least brew coffee and put it in the refrigerator. I had two sips and tried to recover the beverage by adding cream and sugar, took two more sips and dumped the $3 beverage. I also ordered the granola and yogurt for $6. What I got was granola that tasted like it was good maybe 6 months ago and had been sitting in a container ever since. The sliced bananas had the taste of the onion cut with the same knife without being washed and the yogurt must have been Yoplait. I could have had a better iced coffee and yogurt and granola at home for 1/3 of the cost. My partner had the same exact order so we spent $20 on a breakfast we threw...