Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters Royal Oak

Great spot for high quality coffee in the Detroit area! Have only visited this location thus far, but was very happy with the single origin pour over and the oat milk latte my wife got was fantastic. Food is great, too -- highly recommend the pastries. Ambiance is hip and inviting and the service is fantastic. Highly recommend!

Love the darker toned atmosphere compared to the whitewashed cafes nearby, but remember this is a personal preference. Lots of space, and welcoming touches. Cafe is fantastic and I'm looking forward to trying more food!

Good ambience for the winter evening. During holiday period, cold weather, historic famous lights - all you need is the coffee, and this place suits well for the mood. Light live music is a value add, to enhance the holiday spirit. Food wise - Cakes are good. Coffee is average - as it’s not hot at all. It’s pricey though. Service is decent as well.

Awesome Cafe!!! Went on a Sunday and it was very quiet, peaceful. Good latte options, with various pastries. Friendly service too.

DOCR’s coffee and pastries aren’t exactly my taste, but they usually get the job done. Sometimes there’s a single origin I really like, but I notice their roasting style leans a certain way. The coffee does lean much lighter, acidic or brighter than other roasts at other companies. This means the cup isn’t always balanced and smooth, which is how I like it. The baristas are usually your typical baristas, but definitely more aloof and behind that invisible glass wall, so to speak. Usually pretty friendly, though last week I had one who was a little short with me when I questioned (honest question) the size of iced matcha I received. The decor here I’ve never cared for, as it’s always been this austere minimalism (same as DT and Ferndale)There’s always the same exact smell in this location, which isn’t coffee, but something else, maybe chai? Lastly the cheesecake is VERY cakey. It’s their style, apparently. I get it when I want a different flavor I like (pistachio, pumpkin, etc) and they put a flavored cream usually in the deflated space of cake. (It works, but you technically shouldn’t let the cheesecake deflate) so not my style, I wouldn’t ever get it plain. And none of their other pastries really hit home either. Unfortunately my usual routine is to get coffee here and pasties from Crispellies.

This place is one of my all time favorite place for coffee and a place to study / work. The area is pretty big with plenty of seatings. There are outlets accessible in the corner of ever section, but not available at each seating. If you want a quiet place to work or a place to catch up with a calm atmosphere and good drinks & sweets , this is a good place. There are some busy times when seating is scarce, but I been coming here for years and it happened to me maybe 1 or 2 times.

Delicious coffee! Staff was friendly and explained the Different selections of coffee in depth. I ordered the honey, lavender latte, and my husband ordered a pour over.

Suspiria. Pretty cool place with mostly friendly staff. Drinks are good, not great, and overpriced. Edit update: upon my return visit, I ordered a hot mocha. A combination of The Versailles and Dark Chocolate 🍫. They may have just given me dark chocolate because that’s really all I tasted, but none the less, it was delicious. 😋 I also have to add that my service was wonderful! That right there is what makes all the difference. Day and night from my first experience, and that is why I almost always give any establishment a return visit, and never judge a book by its cover.

They hands down make the best coffee drinks I've ever had. Worth every penny!! The service is already great.

This is a fabulous coffee shop if you want gothic academia vibes, moody lighting, and chill tunes. It's spacious and has different types of seating from bar stools to couches, or tables and chairs. The service is always great: the baristas are helpful and welcoming. They'll hand you a numbered card and bring your order to your table. The cheesecake is super solid- the brownie (gluten free) is my favorite. Variations of chocolatey layers complemented by sweet and fluffy layers of caramel-y cream. Tres bien. Their house coffee is smooth, medium bodied (imo) and very drinkable. I like that it's light- sometimes if you want a few mugs or a pairing, you need a complementary background drink, not a coffee nuke. Brownie points for cute glassware! Where I think Dessert Oasis could step up their game is in their latte biz. I've tried the lavender, and for this review, the pumpkin chai latte (plus two shots of espresso- basically a dirty chai latte to jumpstart my evening.) For whatever reason, their lattes and flavorings taste a little dull to me... like slightly burnt espresso or flat espresso that flirts with the distant memory of whatever flavor you choose. I didn't get a lot of pumpkin, pumpkin spice flavor, nor chai flavor... you knew there was something there beyond the milk and espresso, but it was kind of bland and bitter? I don't believe this was a side effect of adding espresso, as their iced lavender latte I had straight up did the same thing. Maybe it's the type of espresso used? Their lattes are good, but they could be brighter and punchier. Just my taste! This is a great spot for dates, small groups, studying, working, etc. There's a parking structure within a block that doesn't charge for the first two hours. I'll be back to Dessert Oasis, it's tres chill.

I've always enjoyed the atmosphere and food at this cafe, but I wanted to bring up a concern regarding the comfort of the space. Recently, I've noticed that the cafe has been less pleasant due to an unpleasant smell, likely caused by some homeless individuals who frequent the area. While I understand that homelessness is a complex issue, it has made the environment uncomfortable and difficult to enjoy my time here. I try to support small businesses but it is getting out of hand. I believe it would greatly improve the experience for all customers if there were steps taken to address this issue--perhaps additional cleaning, or considering options to maintain a comfortable and welcoming space for everyone. I'm sure other patrons would appreciate any efforts to maintain the great vibe the cafe usually has.

There is a back entrance that is next to the parking garage and some parking spots, so you don't need to go around the block. It's a great place to catch up with a friend, work/study, or read for a while. My favorites here are the salted caramel latté (it's good hot or iced because they mix the caramel sauce with the espresso rather than just drizzling it, so it gets well incorporated) and the gluten-free brownie cheesecake. It's probably one of the best gluten-free cheesecakes you can get! There is a bussing cart and trash near where you order and pick up your food/drink.

Nice coffee shop, people and unique selections of coffee. I found through a search for Ethiopian Coffee and I was pleasantly surprised to find it locally. The ladies at the counter were very knowledgeable about brewing methods, pour-overs, drip, brewing tricks, etc. Parking is conveniently located on the street and parking lots behind the coffee shop. It's a very chill coffee shop with a nice and cozy vibe.

I've biked by this cafe many times, and finally stopped in for a study session. It is a big space with a lot of seating, and there was great music playing. It also seems like they host a lot of community events which is great. Not the warmest welcome when we got to the counter, but everyone has their off days. I ordered the Versailles Mocha, which sounded super appealing. There were also many gorgeous desserts that I hope to try the next time I stop in! The latte art was gorgeous, but I did not taste a lot, or any, of the spices that the mocha suggested. Either way, it was still a great drink. This is definitely a place I'd stop by again to get some work done!

I enjoyed a Mocha and croissant during my visit to Dessert Oasis in Royal Oak, MI. The coffee is robust and the Mocha had raisin/date flavor notes. The croissant was soft and flakes as it should be. Three stars for food and drink. During my visit, there was just a single employee working. The young lady did a great job considering the customer load and number of orders to fill. Because of her, I gave Dessert Oasis a fourth star.

I ordered an iced latte with soy. I wanted to like it because the place looks like a hipster coffee joint with pour over setups etc. I was a little disappointed in my order. The latte had a very oily mouthfeel. This usually is a problem with the bean roasting process. My husband got the hot brewed coffee which was fine. Came here on a Sunday morning so it wasn't crowded. People were on there laptops working. The space is spread out and would be a great place to work. The staff is friendly. Young college type guys working the coffee stations. Overall disappointed w the coffee but gave it 4 stars for the ambience and service. I will try this place again and give it another review. Hopefully it was just a fluke.

I loved this coffee shop! There's a ton of seating for people of all types (people who want to work & people who want to read). I ordered the 12oz iced white chocolate mocha and I loved it! I spent a few hours reading and did end up putting my headphones in because I felt the music was too loud for my taste, but that's a personal preference). I will def come back again :-)

The coffee was good! I got one of their novelty pour overs. The caffeine was very strong so unless you're a consistent coffee drinker, I wouldn't recommend drinking more than one. The ambiance was laid back and more modern. It seems like a very good place to get work done and have good coffee. There is a decent amount of seating and tables. There is a bit of a line because there's was only around 2 barista working.

Great coffee, friendly staff and a great atmosphere! Stopped in here a few times on my way home from work for that "end of the day pick-me-up" of energy. They have really good non-corporate coffee. Which to me, means that it's very unique and is full of flavor. No sugar or creamer needed. I've even had some of the cold brews and they are very top of the line. The atmosphere in this coffee shop is really "homey". It looks like they have a set up for live music in here, maybe not though because I've never caught any of it when I've stopped in, but I've seen a lot of people working on things on their laptops or reading. That's always a good thing to have for a coffee shop. This place is near one of the main parking structures in downtown Royal Oak, so parking isn't too much an issue. If you're lucky, you can find a meter out front or around the corner too!

It kind of smelled in here, especially when you go back to the bathrooms. They have very good dessert options though and a nice chai tea! Just not sure if I'll be back to study here.

This is a great place to grab a coffee and relax!! They have a great variety of different coffee roasts from different countries. I had the Columbian roast today and really enjoyed the different taste. The pistachio latte was also incredible. They also bring your order to your table where you don't get that at other places. Highly recommend!

Very cool spot with a great spattering of options. Have been several times and always walked away happy. The cheesecake was lovely when I had it, and the coffee was just as good. Will come again.

Great place to get some good coffee or in my case oat milk chai latte! I love it extra hot and they nailed it this time. Service was fast and friendly! Atmosphere is great - not too crowded and lots of cozy seats. There is a stage and open mic so you can enjoy live music or performances occasionally.

Atmosphere: I have been here more times than I can count. I attended this specific Desert Oasis nearly 5/7 times a week consistently during my Winter 2024 semester. The service was fine; I had a total of 0 bad experiences. There was plenty of room for seating, and it was spaced out, which I liked, this cafe also has plenty of charger ports. One notable thing is, unfortunately, the uncomfortable seating. The only comfortable seating is the couches (which are hard to do work in). Food: The cookies are decent; they always warm them up for you, they're not soft, though. Their cheesecakes are criminally underrated; they have the perfect smoothness and consistent flavors. Coffee: Every time I have entered this establishment, I have always tried a new flavor of coffee, and most, if not all, the times I have tried their coffee, it has been prepared extremely well with little to no flaws. It is nothing crazy because it is coffee, but it would never be done the wrong way. The prices are fair, too ($5 - $7 max), compared to coffee prices nowadays ($9+). Issue: Recently, I have tried coming into Desert Oasis, but there has been a consistent fruit fly problem. At first, I thought this was a one-time thing. But this is not the case; it has gotten to the point where I am swatting them away. It's honestly disheartening to see this, but I am both a restaurant owner and germaphobe myself, and it was an absolute dealbreaker for me. This rating is a solid 4.0/5.0 stars (not accounting for the recent issue).

I ordered a PB choc cheesecake to go. The cheesecake was okay, it wasn't great. The service was okay as well. The atmosphere looked cute. I probably wouldn't go back (just because I would go to other places for my dessert options).

A perfect coffee shop to drop in to along main street. Tasty drinks and baked goods for you to select from. Drinks are delivered to your table if you dine in. Has a great atmosphere that feels less chaotic and corporate than Starbucks. Only thing, in the evenings seating can get crowded so be aware you might have to hunt for a table.

Great vibes and coffee and service. Lattes are my go to. Opens later than other places as well.

Came here after a crappy dinner elsewhere looking for some great coffee, tasty dessert, and a chill place to chat--we found all three. This place is a gem and I'm definitely hoping to stop by again soon! The Oreo cheesecake was everything cheesecake is supposed to be: rich, but not overly sweet; just the right kind of dense (like my prom date--badacha!). The coffee had a depth of flavor that was amazing, well roasted with no hint of bitterness. Go to this place!

I come to Dessert Oasis almost weekly. It's a great place to study, catch up with friends, go on a date, or listen to live music. The staff is super friendly and the drinks are well-made. Typically I get an iced mocha, but I tried the Versailles latte the other day and fell in love. They also have a range of desserts - I've only tried a crêpe and a chocolate chip cookie, but they were both good! During the day the crowd sometimes picks up but I have never had an issue getting a spot to sit. If you are looking to study in somewhat of a quiet area, make sure to check online if they are hosting a live music session that night just in case. Additionally, this is one of my favorite spots to study downtown in Royal Oak because of the large parking garage behind. You get two hours of free parking, and each hour after is only $.75. Also, if you want to sip your drink outside, there is a park (the Star Dream Fountain) close by.

Cozy decodration and cool vibe. There is a stage and a piano. I would imagine that they have bands coming sometimes but not at the time of my visit. It'd be cool to watch! They have good coffee. It was full and bright. It might be a bit strong if you are used to regular latte. They also bring your drinks/food to your table, which is not common for coffee shops. In terms of working, there are many seats with outlets and fast internet. The music is calm and peaceful. One star off due to their macha latte is a bit mild and bland. Specifically speaking, - Ambiance 10/10 - Cleanliness 8/10 - Barista 8/10 - Working Vibe 10/10 - Internet 8/10 - Noise 8/10 - Coffee 8/10 - Tea quality ?/10 - Tea variety 7/10 - Pastries quality 7/10 - Pastries variety 7/10

Little hipster coffee shop in downtown royal oak. Lots of parking options near the shop and it's in walkable distance to many other shops. The ambiance is cozy and relaxing. The service is wonderful. The workers are very knowledgeable and give good recommendations. They roast their own coffee in house and have house flavors as well to make this place even more authentic. The drinks are reasonably priced for how tasty the coffees are. They are also known for their desserts and pastries. Both are so delicious. This is also a good place to hold a meeting with a coworker, or go on a first little coffee date, even do homework or answer emails. Some days they offer open mic. Overall, this is a new go to spot. Will be back.

I'll admit I have patronized other coffee places in the area nearby, but this coffee shop has to be my favorite for it's actual coffee. I have only tried one drink- the honey cinnamon latte (hot, not iced) with oat milk and it is fantastic! I don't love super sweet coffee drinks at all, and prefer less sweetness and this one fit the bill/ pleasantly surprised me with how smooth it tasted! Tip: try this latte or the Fools gold! Superb! There is a very cool vibe at this location and hip/good music playing- it does feel a bit industrial versus cozy / chic, but can suit you if that is the mood you are in. I know previous reviewers said it isn't as "cozy" but I personally don't need to feel I am sitting at Central Perk, and like the ambiance at this location even though it may come off as a bit "cool". The main reason I would not give this place five stars is their "large" cup is laughable for their hot drinks and for the price you pay. If the owner is reading this can you please make a larger cup size/ offer a size up? The biggest size they offer I think is truly a 12 oz or maybe 16 oz at the biggest, and in my opinion is not large enough for the price you pay, despite the superb taste. However if you're in the mood to splurge on a tasty, unique hand crafted coffee beverage then this place wins with the most creative yet great tasting coffee lattes/beverages in the city of Royal Oak in my opinion. Lastly I was here the other day and realized the bathrooms don't have locks? It just seems like they could keep up a bit more with the aesthetics here and offering more tasty snacks, unless I didn't look hard enough. All I saw were cheesecakes in front of me on the day I went. My last suggestion: can dessert oasis make keurig cups? I'm not sure if that's an oxymoron, but it's a bit of a hike to get here, but worth it, lol!

What we have here is one of the areas best craft coffee shops with a wide, diverse selection. The design sets it apart from all others. Pictures don't do it justice. The fact that they offer a wonderful product doesn't hurt, either. Just like Norm to Cheers, I immediately felt embraced on my very first visit. Everyone is so kind. Like a small extended family. They have heavenly cheesecake that tastes great. I'm not sure it was worth $5 a slice, but it was pretty damn good. Chris wants me to mention the banana Nutella is to die for. Due to allergies, I cannot concur. You can trust her. I can tell you I debated on a second piece of Tiramisu cheesecake (it was that addicting). My nephew, Dhani, only does gluten-free. He really loved the gf brownie cheesecake. For what it's worth, the Michigan Cherry herbal tea was a bit hit in our party. The waitstaff was super nice and helpful. Considering the huge crowd, it was a shock that someone (I assume a manager) came over to check on us. That was nice. If you're looking to satisfy a sweet tooth after dark, you should check them out. 9/20

I've lived in multiple cities and even for my own enjoyment roast and experiment with my coffee beans. Dessert Oasis does not disappoint as one of the best coffee joints in Royal Oak/ Metro Detroit. Their vanilla latte with almond milk was exceptional. It's very difficult to latte in which you can still taste the espresso. The price is a little above average, however the spend is worth the experience. The staff is easy going, but very kind. They work as fast as they can to ensure quality drinks. If you're looking for a super quick coffee you'll have to wait, because something that tastes good takes some time to create. The ambience is dark mid century chic. It looks like they would host a little coffee house slam poetry sesh in each shop! Usually they are pretty spacious and have a unique approach to the furniture where you can unwind, work, and chill. Know that they always have music going in the background. It's a little loud, but the tunes are pretty chill! For the Royal Oak in downtown Detroit location. They both are located on city streets. So you'll have to find paid parking on the street, a garage, or parking lot. Their coffee is an art to the taste buds.

Always crave one of these delicious fuckin lattes when I can't keep my eyes open mid-day.

Amazing staff and ambiance. Cool vibes at this place from the karaoke to the people that stop in. The pistachio cheesecake is amazing

I've been in MI from the DC area since 2020 trying to find coffee that could sit at a similar bar to DC and coffee shops around the country. I've been so disappointed even by the boutique style shops like "Red Hook" who does dessert well, but coffee just okay, or "The Proving Grounds" which is all around okay. But finally this place does a perfect pull of espresso, great milk foam that holds the crema perfectly, great latte art (an added bonus), gobs of space, and most importantly a fantastic team. Just thank you! So excited to come here again and again.

The perfect combination of coffee shop ambiance, excellent coffee/espresso drinks, and an amazing dessert selection (especially if you're into cheesecake). The live music makes you want to dig in for a couple of hours and just relax.

This is a great place to relax, get coffee and dessert after dinner. Chill vibe. Live music (there's a girl singing now who has a folk/Jewel/usher songwriter kind of thing going). Good drinks and lots of cheese choices. Not stuffy or anxiety increasing kind of place.

Friendly service and delicious coffee. This is a must stop when in Detroit. we especially appreciate the commitment to supporting other local businesses and sourcing coffee beans responsibly.

I'm rating a little higher than I want because I ordered hot chocolate and not coffee. It was late and I didn't want caffeine. Cute coffee shop with a nice vibe. There was a line which I didn't understand. One staff taking orders, one making coffee, and the other just kind of hovering. Not sure if that's how it was supposed to be. Just seems the hovering person could have been more helpful. I got a slice of Oreo cheesecake and a hot chocolate. The drink wasn't hot enough. It was warm. Not the temp a typical hot chocolate is at. I love that it was made from scratch. Reminded me of my grandma making it for us as kids. Cheesecake was good if it were just a dense Oreo cream pie. It was rich and dense, but didn't have the typical cheesecake tang. It was slightly over cooked at the edges. The staff was super friendly and welcoming. They didn't rush you to pick a menu item. Place was clean. I will give it another try.

My mom and I usually go to the Rochester location, but decided to come to the RO one today since we were in the area. This coffee shop is definitely more spread out and more of the "study and do work" kind of vibe. The interior is nice, clean, and spacious. Seems like a lot of people were there chatting and getting work done. My mom got a mocha and I got the "Colombia Finca Mi Fortuna" pour over. Here are our thoughts: * Mocha (3/5) - My mom thought it tasted more like hot chocolate than mocha since she could not pick out any coffee flavor whatsoever. The espresso must be nonexistent or extremely light. The drink wasn't too sweet (which my mom preferred), but that meant there wasn't very strong chocolate flavor and the overall drink was overpowered by milk. Not a horrible drink, but this is definitely not a coffee drink. * "Colombia Finca Mi Fortuna" pour over (5/5) - $7 for a pour over is pretty steep but these are limited edition beans with "red grape, lemon curd, and caramel" tasting notes. I really like these flavors and it made an incredible pour over. With every sip, a fruity explosion came before a nice caramel after taste that lingers in your mouth. I loved it. Not sure if I would splurge on a pour over like this every visit, but it's definitely a nice treat. I would recommend this to those who love a fruity pour over.

Update: my opinion is still very mixed on the coffee from this place, but I have since been through their entire pourover menu. Some of the varieties were downright awful, one was borderline, but the Guatemalan and Rwandan coffees were both quite good. Still not my favorite coffee in the broader metro area but worth a shot if you are nearby. Note: they have a new location in Ferndale.

The baristas are arrogant and act like they are brain surgeons.I took my 16 ounce thermos in and was filled halfway because that's a 12 oz coffee I was told.Will never go back and coffee is not that good

Easily the best coffee roaster in Metro Detroit...every thing is crafted with precision and great care.

The true definition of what a coffee shop should be! Super cozy on a cold winter day, yet a lot of room for one to study, chill, or hang out with friends. The design is so aesthetically pleasing, I LOVED IT!!!! There are tables, couches, and other places to sit and enjoy! I ended up getting a Lavender Latte, which was crafted so well, and made just for me! My friend got a hot chocolate - a great tasting beverage for folks who aren't into coffee. I'll be back!!! Please open more coffee shops like this around the metro Detroit area!! :)

I should've read what was in the vampire drink before trying it. My taste buds aren't refined enough to appreciate those flavors together! The vibe of the place was great, however the seating wasn't that comfortable. It seemed like a good working space, rather than a spot to hang out for long. I loved that they had vegan options for pastries (there are very few places with GOOD vegan options). I had a blueberry muffin while my friend had a crepe (not vegan). Super good! The servers/baristas were nice. I liked the place overall!

I stopped into Dessert Oasis as part of an event. I generally do not get coffee downtown unless I'm meeting up with someone, especially in these COVID times. I really glad I did as their coffee is great, worth going back for. The environment and decor is chill too, it would be a nice place to be able to hang out. The service was great, despite being understaffed, the gentleman was engaging and friendly. I also got a slice of cheesecake and a blueberry muffin to share with a friend. They have a lot of gluten free baked items. The cheesecake was really good, crumbly, though the muffin was just okay.

I've been coming here recently to study due to the late hours, but I find it very difficult to study here. The music is very loud, sometimes they have live music (which is even louder, and it's hard to find outlets. The cheesecakes are okay and the drinks ate ok as well. Not a fan of the syrups , especially the pistachio. Probably won't return much. Most people do come here to study/do work so I wish they kept the music at a reasonable level.

I had an outstanding outstanding pour over here. It was the Ugandan coffee that undergoes anaeorbic yeast fermentation, which sounds a little more exotic than it tasted. I thought it would be like coffee that had carbonic maceration, but it wasn't. Instead it was kind of like a mildly bright washed coffee with lots of layers of fruit flavor...I wish I had written the review sooner when I could remember better what I liked about it so much, but for sure justified the upgrade to a natural. I wouldn't hang out inside these days, but the seating was open, and actually pretty full for 5PM friday in my opinion. Lots of seating and a good place to chill out--post pandemic--even if a little run down. Staff was nice and helpful...not super knowledgeable about the coffee, but definitely brewed the coffee well.

Among the three Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters (the other two are in downtown Rochester and downtown Detroit), this one is by far the nicest and newest one. I saw that they had crepes on the menu, and I had to try it. I ordered The Classic Crepe which came stuffed with strawberries, bananas, and vanilla ice cream. It was a good but messy combination. I did not like the choice of placement on a much smaller plate than what it should have been. The crepe was huge, and I liked the size of it. But the fact that it is on a plate that is smaller is where I was confused; it should not be hanging over the plate. The coffee shop should consider utilizing a more appropriately sized plate for their crepes. I enjoyed the Honey Cinnamon Latte; however, the honey flavoring was subtle. The cinnamon flavoring was by far the predominant one of the two flavors.

This rating has nothing to do with an experience here, but the audacity to write me on yelp from an employee on here. My less than stellar experience here made a employee rudely write to tell me "well boomer, then go and just stick to my hippy SB, since I don't know good coffee!" So I will be glad to do so, and most of my yelpers! Your loss! SO BEWARE! Less than stellar here your gonna get a pathetic employee message about your OWN opinion. These "millennials" are butthurt.

Great coffee and very cool vibes! Visited twice on my short trip to Michigan. A little loud if you're looking to work or study from, but definitely a great place to check out and hang for a while. I tried a vegan desert which was a little subpar but I would still recommend checking out this cool shop.

We went here for coffee, tea and dessert. That Friday we went, there was live music. It's a nice place to grab dessert and they open late. I support small business and it's nice to see that they survived Covid shutdowns. We will come back for their coffee and tea. It's good!

Thought that there would be a lot more pastry choices. Nic quiet atmosphere. Good for young people to gather. A little bit noisy bc on Main Street. Should be nice in the warmer temps

Everyone here was extremely friendly. I wasn't sure what to get and they guided me on different options. I also have a huge sweet tooth and absolutely loved their cheesecakes!!!! Highly recommend stopping by if you can!

Excellent spot in downtown Royal Oak for coffee and good conversation. The staff are friendly and it's warm during the winter so you can enjoy your coffee in a sweatshirt or work in comfort. The pumpkin spice and honey cinnamon lattes are really good! If you are in the area this holiday season, stop in for coffee and a piece of cheesecake with a friend!