Ephraim Coffee Lab

One of the best places for coffee in door county! read more One of the best places for coffee in door county!

The best coffee in Door County! My wife and I are avid coffee enthusiasts, and this is our go-to place. read more The best coffee in Door County! My wife and I are avid coffee enthusiasts, and this is our go-to place.

The coffee was fantastic! I ordered a pour-over, and it was by far the best coffee I had during our weekend in Door County. The atmosphere of the shop is also v... read more The coffee was fantastic! I ordered a pour-over, and it was by far the best coffee I had during our weekend in Door County. The atmosphere of the shop is also very pleasant.

This is a fantastic coffee shop with a wonderful atmosphere! The owner is very friendly and incredibly knowledgeable. The coffee is roasted right on the premise... read more This is a fantastic coffee shop with a wonderful atmosphere! The owner is very friendly and incredibly knowledgeable. The coffee is roasted right on the premises, ensuring it's fresh, and he clearly knows what he's doing with top-notch equipment. We ordered a pour-over and an Americano, and both were absolutely perfect—10 out of 10!

It’s the only place to get coffee in the entirety of Ephraim. And it’s also one of the only businesses on the entire peninsula to not update their hours as “clo... read more It’s the only place to get coffee in the entirety of Ephraim. And it’s also one of the only businesses on the entire peninsula to not update their hours as “closed” for Labor Day weekend on Google or any social media. No note on the door either. What we thought would’ve been a nice walk from our cottage for coffee and a relax by the water turned into a 20 minute traffic jammed drive to the next town north which isn’t as quaint and comfortable as Ephraim.I wish businesses understood they can negatively affect customers without them even stepping into the store. That’s truly good hospitality to consider people go out of their way to support a business, especially in a area of the country with few resources. For example, if we knew they were closed we would’ve planned ahead bringing coffee to our rental and not planned to visit. It’s as simple as thatVery few people in Door County take pride in the craft of creating something- many of the businesses are truly touristic bare bones, meaning low quality ingredients: buying bulk corn syrup jams, green dyed pickles, and artificially flavored teas and repacking them in plastic and jars with the “farms” name on it, buying and thawing out frozen pastries instead of making their own. We were really excited to get coffee from a place that actually cares about coffee. Not a business that calls their room temperature hot brewed coffee “cold brew”They only seem to respond to negative reviews and don’t thank customers for their nice ones so perhaps it’s best we didn’t get to patronize their business all weekend. It’s amazing how quickly they responded to the previous negative review but couldn’t make a similar effort for an Instagram post or Google update. Maybe next year!