Brew Coffeehouse — Restaurant in Town of Liberty Grove

We were excited to get a cup of coffee while staying at our family’s cabin in Rowley’s Bay- not too much open here in the Winter. We had been here several times before and had looked forward to them opening on Monday. My five year old son wanted a juice and I asked the man behind the counter what flavors of Nantucket Nectars they had... at first he just stared at me and then he, very rudely, said “ we have the flavors that you see”. Really?! He knew that we were looking for my son, since I was holding my son up and attempting to show him the juices available. The juices were about 10 feet away in a cooler, through a plexiglass screen and it was necessary to peer through some items to see back in that direction. Just very rude... and to a child even. Also, while putting the lid on my coffee drink, he had a difficult time and ended up touching the entire inside of the lid with his hand multiple times before placing it in my cup. Not something I would ever want to see, but especially not in the times of Covid. That being said, the woman behind the counter was very nice. But, the man’s attitude and unprofessional demeanor ruined the experience. Too bad. We probably won’t choose this coffee shop again...

On a recent camping trip at Newport State Park, I realized I had forgotten a necessity and needed to make a quick trip to the grocery in Sister Bay. It was morning and I decided to get a quick breakfast and Brew Coffeehouse looked inviting on the road as I drove by. I returned after shopping and went inside for a cup of coffee and breakfast sandwich. The inside is completely blocked off so no seating there (good job Brew!) but there were about 5 or 6 tables outside. I ordered my coffee and sandwich from the fully masked and sanitary staff (thank you!). The sandwiches were premade but mine was delicious. I would definitely stop back here on future trips to the area. Good job...

My family has summer cabins in the area. When it first opened, my mom and I would go there because it had Wi-Fi, and we needed a place to check our emails on our laptops. With smartphones and cellular data now, I don’t really need the Wi-Fi, but it’s a great place to get some morning coffee. During my brief visits, I make sure to make a stop every morning. When I’ve been able to make longer visits to the cabins, one of the baristas asked if I was local. Great coffee and varieties, nice treats, and probably the best chai I’ve had. I’m also a fan of blues music, which they regularly have playing in...