Latte Flavors:
Vanilla
Dark Chocolate
Caramel
Raspberry
Hazelnut
White Chocolate
Toasted Marshmallow
Frosted Mint
Coconut
Irish Cram
Sugar Free:
SF Vanilla
SF Dark Chocolate
SF Caramel
SF Raspberry
SF Hazelnut
SF White Chocolate
SF Toasted Marshmallow
Smoothies:
Strawberry~Banana
Mango
Banana
Strawberry
Blooming Berry
Harvest Greens
Teas:
Organic Caffeinated
Black
Earl Grey
Green
Vanilla Mint Chai
Organic Non-Caffeinated
Tangerine Ginger
Blueberry Rooibos
Turmeric Ginger
Peppermint
Chamomile
Spring Specials
Located in downtown Mukwonago, Espresso Love Coffee offers a place to slow down and enjoy meeting friends.
Hand-crafted drinks and eats.
Espresso Love coffee opened in December 2003 by Katie Pierce, member of SCAA since 2004 whose background includes time spent in Brazil, US Barista competition certified judge and working as a barista in college. Her love for coffee and conversation led her to open this cozy coffee shop, perfect for meeting friends.
We work hard to welcome everyone who passes through our doors and make the best possible coffee drink so you may enjoy the rest of your day. We want to be a bright spot in your hectic day, a place to slow down, sit with your favorite drink on our overstuffed leather sofa and read something, get a bite to eat, or chat a while.
Espresso Love Coffee food choices include fresh bakery and hand-crafted soups, deli and panini sandwiches, & Salad Bowls (build your own). We source organic and local ingredients when possible and have many gluten free options.
Phone
(262) 363-2558
Location
105 N Rochester St. Mukwonago, WI 53149-1310
FALL Hours
Monday - Friday 6a - 6p
Saturday 7a - 4p
Sunday 7a - 4p
Espresso Love Coffee is located in scenic kettle moraine country. Just north of interstate 43, we are located in downtown Mukwonago. Ample parking and entrance in back.
FRED KREUTZ~ YE OLDE PHOTOGRAPHY SHOPPE
As the science of photography improved in the last part of the 19th century, a three part process became standard for developing plates and creating paper positive prints.Upon experimentation, photographers discovered that adding Sepia to the final process greatly increased the longevity of the print, giving the photo a brownish tint. That's why when you view a photo of generations long past, what you see is a basic brown and white variation of contrasting hues that define the photograph.
Fred displays digital and authentic sepia photos in a collection of portraits. Come check them out!