Locations: Walker's Point, Bay View, Milwaukee Public Market, and Wauwatosa
"Anodyne Coffee Roasting Company is a locally owned, small batch roaster proudly working in Milwaukee, Wisconsin." Provides the coffee for SHSST; can purchase beans as well.
7044 S. Ballpark Dr., Franklin
414-600-0705
Menus: coffee, cocktails, food
Located in the area of Milwaukee's minor league team, The Milwaukee Milkmen; close to the seminary. "Nice selection of hot & iced coffees & teas, bakery items and hot breakfast sandwiches."
4930 W. Loomis, Greenfield, located inside Bluemel's Garden and Landscape Center
414-282-4220
$ Menu
Offer Collectivo Coffee. If you like nature and coffee - this is a great place to be amongst both.
Many locations in Milwaukee
$ - $$ Menu
"Since 1993, we have been sourcing coffees from origin and roasting every batch by hand. We are proud to offer our Session Roasted™ coffees in addition to Letterbox Fine Tea and handcrafted Session and Nitro Cold Brew. ... We prepare all of our baked goods from scratch, made fresh daily at our own Troubadour Bakery. Our artisan breads, pastries, cookies, croissants, and more are made with patience and skill. We believe that knowing our neighbors is important, whether they’re our customer or our vendors. To that end, we value quality ingredients and source locally whenever possible."
418 N. Mayfair Rd., Wauwatosa
262-770-3187
Family-owned coffee shop; supports several local Catholic groups. Sandwiches, salads, homemade deserts.
5918 W. Vliet St., Milwaukee; also in the Third Ward and Oak Creek
"Valentine is specialty coffee roasted in small batches by people who care. The “specialty” part means we only choose to roast top-tier, rigorously-graded, traceable coffees. Small batches ensure our full attention to each and every roast, and we take care to respect the effort of every person involved in bringing us these coffees from their far-flung farms."
2 Locations:
7613 W. State St, Wauwatosa or Walker's Point, 524 S. 2nd Street, Milwaukee
Menu - choose a location
Old-world atmosphere, and delicious coffee. No corporate decorations or fancy lingo. Occasional events held locally. From the website:
"Espresso is an ITALIAN word. Macchiato is an ITALIAN word. Cappuccino is an ITALIAN word.
For far too long, the American coffee culture has ignored the source by stealing the terms while delivering an experience and taste that falls far short of what the words promise. But no longer. Our goal is to (re)introduce the American public to an adventure of flavor and culture that has been withheld from them.
Vendetta is an ITALIAN word."