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Infusco Coffee Roasters

4.7· 157 reviews
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What reviewers say about Infusco Coffee Roasters

Based on 157 reviews on Trustburn · updated 70 days ago

Across the cross-section of reviews, customers commonly describe Infusco as a friendly, low-key, clean, and quaint coffee shop with great-tasting coffee and espresso and helpful staff, though a few mention that prices run high and pours are smaller than expected.
What does Infusco Coffee Roasters do?

Infusco Coffee Roasters is a coffee shop based in Sawyer, MI, located behind the old fire station and right off the freeway, that serves coffee and espresso drinks. No detailed description of the business is on file beyond it being a coffee place.

What are the most common complaints about Infusco Coffee Roasters?

Based on the critical (lowest-rated) reviews, the complaints focus on the coffee itself not tasting good -- including espresso described as over-roasted, drinks that reviewers felt lacked flavor, and disappointment with a soy drink -- along with criticism of the staff for not acknowledging customers or greeting them, high prices, and smaller-than-expected pours. Note that these are the views expressed by the critical reviewers, not the overall picture of the company.

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Scott Stewart
Reviews 1

It's a quaint coffee shop right off the freeway. The coffee at this shop is great and tastes incredible. The staff is helpful and kind, too, so please ignore everyone who says they're rude. This is just the style of customer service that you begin to expect from good coffee places. They aren't bad, unkind, horrible, or any other negative word. They are focused on making the best coffee they can, and that's how I like my coffee.

HA ST
Reviews 1

Nice, clean place. Baristas were very friendly.
Prices are pretty high. Pours are smaller than what I'm used to.
Coffee was ok...not good enough for a place that specializes in it....
I agree on the weird setting: I was in line behind some lady....only she was not on line....We got squared away pretty quick, but there were 4 of us in there. This setting sure must be a pain of it's any busier.

Krystal Kotesky
Reviews 1

Baristas are friendly and super helpful. The coffee is extremely good. Like, you dont even need any creamer in my opinion because the coffee tastes great without it. The chi lattes are the best I've ever had...even better than the trendy Detroit coffee shops I've visited. Its smells AMAZING in the shop since they roast behind a window so you can watch the beans turn dark. Also, you definitely want to visit Nick, one of the baristas that has been there 5 years, because he genuinely cares about having your experience be a good one when you come in. He is the greatest people person you will ever meet and explains everything from coffee to tea simple but extravagant at the same time so you know what you are about to order. I'm a regular but treated like I'm a valued customer every time! Highly recommend!

Preston Stell
Reviews 1

This is a great place to get coffee. They have crafted their coffees excellently and have very pleased customers. The pastries served are from Bit of Swiss and they oftentimes have something from Greenbush down the street as well. Local art is on display and they always keep the bathrooms and the shop spotlessly clean. My only personal hang up is a short supply of different options for light roast. The Ethiopian Yirgacheffe they offer is quite good, and when they have the Harrar or Sidamo the light roast is even better! They do a lot of dark roasts, so know that in advance. I personally love light to medium roasts, which is not where they tend to camp out.
The baristas are always friendly and the owners (Rich and Stacey) are some of the kindest folks you'll ever meet.

Caleb Vander Ark
Reviews 1

Excellent small town coffee shop and roaster. They roast all of their own coffee on-site! They work with small farmers so no need to feel guilty about your brews. Local pastries are available too. Best coffee in the area. Indoor and outdoor seating is available.

Tip: they make a great chai tea latte, and they also do catering!

Elyse Gambino
Reviews 1

I have to say, the service was so outstanding that I actually said, "you guys have like one bad review online and that person is a moron." The prices are better than fair (ESPECIALLY considering the mission of the business) and the staff was beyond friendly. I said, "I want cold coffee, I've never had anything here." And the gal who rang me up described the cold brew on nitro (HIGHLY RECOMMEND!) while another employee poured me a little taster w/o even asking. I said I'd like a little room for soymilk (since I'm lactose intolerant and saw soy on the menu) and she offered that I could have almond milk as well. In summation: I got a croissant the size of my face, a large cold brew on nitro w/a special milk, gave a $2 tip and STILL came in under $9. What more do you want?! Oh, also the place was cozy and lots of polite young families and bicyclists were chilling outside. LOVELY.

chris kopecky
Reviews 1

Perfect halfway stop on my drive between Chicago and Grand Rapids. Friendly baristas who remember my cortado drink choice even though I only stop by 4-6 times per month. They have a very pleasant cafe to relax and unwind. Also they do roasting in house, which fills the air with the most intoxicating smells of toasted arabica beans.

marcos portillo
Reviews 1

Got a dark roast about a month back (Italian or Verona?) and really enjoyed it. Stopped in again today for another dark roast (Mexican Altura) and it was even better - one of the best cups of coffee I've ever had! Servers were personable, too. So I bought a sweet coffee mug to commemorate.

Jim Craig
Reviews 1

We just stopped in - 2pm on a Saturday, so you don t know what to expect. First time. But I knew they roasted their own beans, so I was hopeful. Turned out, they had the dark roast Brazil and the Ethiopian on tap and we got one of each. Literally amazing...both of them. They re both of the quality that each sip tastes like a treat. Sugar-free, and it s a dessert in your mouth. Definitely a new favorite.

Dana Behler
Reviews 1

Delicious, small-batch roaster tucked away in Sawyer. They make the BEST SF Caramel Latte! The big chains never make a sugar-free drink that I enjoy. Infusco's latte is sweet without being cloying. Whenever we are in town, we always go home with a bag of their coffee for our french press. The staff is always welcoming and happy to talk coffee with you! They also have great pastries to go with your cup of joe:)

Kyle Dewey
Reviews 1

This is the one coffee house I ve been to in SW Michigan that s consistently exceptional. The staff is friendly and personable, the coffee is to die for, and the atmosphere in the shop is phenomenal. If you re swinging through sawyer, stop and get the best coffee you ll ever have.

David Lewis
Reviews 1

Small solid coffeeshop in small solid town. A half dozen two tops, long U-shaped bar, and a couple of coffee tables with benches and easy chairs facing them. Instrumental something-or-other on the audio. Free wifi with no password. Several outlets. Concrete floor. Plain walls with a mural and a few plants. Small selection of pastries (very sparse on Sunday afternoon). Some yogurt and drinks in a freezer case. Chai is Oregon Swill. Moderate selection of decent quality loose leaf teas, though not a chai.

wade schultz
Reviews 1

This is a nice little place to sit down and enjoy some coffee (or tea, or cocoa, or a number of other cool beverages). The hot coffee is great for most of the year, and when the weather gets too hot for me to drink hot coffee I switch to the smooth and refreshing cold brew. The environment is relaxing and the staff is friendly and helpful.

Megan Goodrich
Reviews 1

I enjoyed the relaxing atmosphere and the music selection. My Americano and cookie were both delicious and soothing. The only thing that was a downside was that they didn't have a microwave but I was offered hot water or coffee to top my drink off to make it warm again before leaving. I will gladly return for a longer stay next time.

Honeybee Pollinator35
Reviews 1

The owners roast their own coffee beans in operation in back of coffee house ! How cool and my husband loves choices as I m a tea drinker so usually get something else . They set up a great curbside operation and prob would still bring drinks outside if call and prepay if asked as we only do curbside or delivery pickup . Amazing muffins and almond scones . ( it s across street from sawyer garden center and next to iga set back ) don t miss it !

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