Blue Hat Coffee

Stopped in on a Sunday morning for a cup of coffee and a breakfast bite. The coffee was good.There is a variety of morning pastries. Some looked homemade. I had a cinnamon thingy which I don't think was homemade.Coffee was in a to go cup and pastry served on a paper plate. Excellent work space. The space reminded me of a library. There are a lot of work tables. The space reminds me more a library. People were whispering.They have board games to play, and artwork for sale on the wall.Service was friendly.

HIIII BLUE HAT! WHERE ARE YOUR REVIEWS?!I have found a new place to frequent!!! The barista has experience in the service industry and it shows in the way he interacts with patrons behind the counter and how he busses/converses with tables after they receive their order. As someone who works in the same industry it's so refreshing to meet a personality like that. It makes the coffee shop stand out more from it's local competitors. Because the interior... lacks life and we all know it. Yes. The indoor seating area is outdated and makes you feel like you're in a school cafeteria or a cafe area of a library. HOWEVER: it's been only two months since they finally opened (They've been working on this for over a year to open their doors) and it has a lot of potential to bring some more character and color. They already have pieces from local artists for sale! The cafe has very high ceilings and I'm excited to see what they decide to cover up some of the naked walls. Maybe a nice tapestry or quilt? Maybe have a contest or a community project so we can bring some color to you? for free? lol. Maybe some donation from neighbors with plant clippings? who doesn't love plants. Whatever you need, we're here to support you. We're excited you're here. I am a big fan so far. The tables are thick, sturdy and big. There is so many jokes with that statement- but lets be mature here. I have room to put my work out without needing to use chairs for extra leverage or feel the pressure to leave because other local places are too cramped. Blue Hats chairs are outdated but.. they actually have padding and it's comfortable. It's comfortable folks and I'm not mad about it. I ordered something off menu. I requested something spicy and he made it happen without any problems. He told me a little bit about how things run: housemade syrups, bake their own fresh noms like: eclairs, scones, cookies, cakes (things included in pictures in this review).So if you don't judge a book by it's cover- I think this is a great spot for you to try. Be mindful that they just opened. The coffee is fairly priced, it's good, the atmosphere is quiet and the ambiance offers a lot of space. I am excited to see this business grow. Try it out. Park in the lot right next to it. It's a great find!

Very nice and friendly coffee shop offering a variety of coffee drinks and bake goods. I really enjoy the molasses cookies. They do offer sandwiches however I have not tried. Enjoyable game night on every other Wednesday.

the place looks clean on surface but while watching them prep my pastry and shot of espresso I didnt see one handwashing which goes directly against health code of Michigan. while at the register I was able to listen to the employees openly trash talk another employee which is highly unprofessional and inappropriate. the espresso shot they pulled was also sub par quality, and while that is happening saw an employee transferring pastries to another plate without gloves, which is just gross.

Large space with great service. Pastries are made fresh daily on site.many teas to choose from...great space for large group gatherings also has out door seatin on patio. Stop by you won't be sorry

This place just opened not long ago. Inside a renovated house and also sharing space with the free masons secret society this independent coffee shop sits in a cafe like area. It is well lit and spacious. Not much decorations yet but they were working on filling the space with art. For a place that just opened they seemed to be doing well there was a few people there. Coffee was pretty good/average at an average price. Definitely will be back to see how the menu evolves and love the local art.

I met up with a few friends last week at Blue Hat Coffee and couldn't have been happier with our choice to meet. The cafe is big but cozy and is in a historic building with an attached parking lot. Lots of tables for study groups and we chose a circle of comfortable arm chairs in a circle. My first drink was a white chocolate frescante (their frozen drinks) and it tasted like a delicious vanilla ice cream. My second drink was an ice tea which was a green iced tea with strong fruity notes and a little bit of floral. It was so good! I have to say if you are gluten free Heights Brewery is just around the corner for lunch or dinner afterwards. All their food if gf!

Tried this place today and was pleasantly surprised to find out they had two different gluten free brownie options! I had a brown butter oat milk latte which was great. Friendly barista and helpful! Lots of space and fun old building. Could use a little more decor, but overall a great experience!

Great atmosphere- the cafe also has out board games for customers to playThey have a good selection of hot teas

Disclaimer: I am not a coffee person and this does not reflect the coffee sold at Blue Hat. I was looking for a workspace and had trouble with the wifi here. But everything was alright. I was able to get what I needed to be done . The electrical plugs are on the floor. The table I preferred to sit at did not have a plug on the floor. So I had to move to another table. The coffee cafe is nicely decorated. It has a very old school look with the wooden floors. Prices seem pretty high as normally when I see coffee on diner menus it's less than $1.25. Prices range from $3 and more. They had pop cans and other drinks in a stand up fridge. Food look like it was still being made. I will come back again later this year for lunch and try it out. They had sandwiches and , desserts.