Weather Center Cafe

Chris K

2 months ago

Great little coffee shop. Unique setting of the old world sheboygan fishing riverfront. They have a nice selection of coffee styles and flavors with a good little selection of some really tasty pastries as well.

Kit Tx

2 months ago

I love this place! The food is great every time, especially the bakery. The coffee is just right, the customer service is really friendly, and things are delivered in a timely fashion. The only downside is the hours - often when I want to go they're closed!

Michael Kraig Beeck

3 months ago

Great coffee (colectivo), service, atmosphere, and food.

Thamizh Shanmugam

5 months ago

I had a fantastic experience at Weather Center Cafe. I ordered a latte, and it was exceptionally well-made, smooth, and balanced. You can tell they care about what they serve. The atmosphere is what makes this place stand out. The interior has a distinct, rustic coastal theme, complete with wooden finishes, fishing nets on the ceiling, and plenty of local photos and décor. It feels very authentic and cozy, unlike a typical commercial coffee shop. The baked goods display appeared fresh and inviting, and they offered a wide range of snacks and beverages. The setup is simple, but it adds to the overall charm of the place. The best part is undoubtedly the location. It is right on the waterfront and offers outdoor seating. You can sit outside, drink your coffee, and unwind with a serene view of the water. It's quiet, calming, and the ideal place to unwind. The service was friendly and welcoming, making the overall experience even better. Overall, this is a great place if you want good coffee, a laid-back atmosphere, and a beautiful waterfront setting. Definitely worth revisiting.

Scott W

7 months ago

First time here. We were staying at the American Club for the weekend. Asked some folks where there was a good coffee shop in Sheboygan, and they mentioned here. Thought we would give it a try. Showed up on a cold Saturday morning. Food: We ordered a couple of lattes and some breakfast. For drinks it was one Vanilla Latte and a London Fog Tea Latte. Asked for mugs, and we got them put them in glasses. Okay, I guess. Both of them were made well. Good textures, nice flavors, and the right temperatures. For food, one Veggie Quiche, and a piece of the Spanakopita. They were both very good, after they were reheated (see Service below). Both of these items were very good. I had the Spanakopita, and it was loaded with spinach and feta. The dough to filling ratio was very good. The flavors were complex, and rich. The portion size was large. Larger than my appetite, but I managed to keeping shoveling it in, until I was stuffed. Service: The service for the food was a disappointment. Even though we were eating inside, for some reason they had us marked as take-out. This resulted in number of issues. When they delivered the two takeout containers to the table, I mentioned that we were eating here (we were drinking coffee in glasses, not cups). The server shrugged and said, "oh well, they are marked as take-out). I went to the counter, asked for a couple of plates, and that they be heated to the right temperature. That took a while, but they did finally come back out with the right temperature. And they exchanged our plasticwear for metal utensils. Not much in the way of an acknowedgement or apology for the delays. Atmosphere: The place is rustic, and right on the water. Reminded me of a fish shanty. There are a couple of different rooms for seating. We took the room in the back, it was a bit more quiet. I liked the look of it, had an authentic feel to it. However, there were some areas that hand old furniture piled high for storage. They have an outdoor patio that overlooks the river. Would be nice to sit out on a warm day. We'd go back. If I ordered food, I'd make sure that they got the details right.