Campfire Coffee Roasters Inc.

I stopped by Campfire Coffee in Negaunee, Michigan, and it is a welcoming, well-run coffee shop in a historic UP town. What really stands out is their commitment to veterans and the local community. On Mondays, they offer free coffee to Veterans, and on the first Monday of each month they host a Veteran coffee hour from 9:00–11:00 a.m. This gathering creates a relaxed, supportive space for Veterans to connect with one another. Through their work with Together With Veterans, they are helping generate awareness and access to important Veteran services while fostering genuine community connection. This is exactly the kind of local small business worth supporting. Great atmosphere, meaningful community involvement, and a place that clearly cares about the people it serves. Adding a little Heikki Lunta fun tonight with Acoustic Sounds with Adam Carpenter... AWESOME!

Good service, clean cafe. The coffee was fine, nothing special but not bac. The smoothie and campcake were good, although the camp cake was small. The Monte Cristo was not good. It really wasn't a Monte Cristo, more like a grilled sandwich with cinnamon on the bread. Pudgie pie was meh. Not a great value for the price point. We will try a different place the next time we are in town.

Fantastic coffee and service. We ordered a special seasonal latte (alternative milks available including oat milk) and an Americano! Both drinks were clearly made with love by a very kind barista who made us feel welcome. The vibe of the coffee shop was very cute - rustic cabin aesthetic with modern amenities to be comfortable. The fake moving campfire was adorable. I also had a chocolate croissant later that was delicious. Highly recommended!

I recently stopped by a charming little coffee shop during a long drive, and it was a delightful experience. I ordered a vanilla latte, which was expertly crafted and very satisfying. The service was excellent, with friendly staff who made me feel welcome. The shop itself was small, clean, and had a cozy, cute atmosphere. I was impressed to learn they roast their own coffee beans in-house, adding a unique touch to their offerings. The menu featured an array of camping-themed drinks and some hot food options, which added to the quirky charm of the place. This spot was a much-needed oasis on my five-hour drive, and I left feeling refreshed and content. Highly recommend for anyone needing a great coffee and a pleasant break on their journey.

Our food was delicious, staff were friendly, and the place feels warm and clean. I didn't think my Americano tasted like an Americano.. more like a smooth coffee. We'd come back for the food alone, and I'll try one of their other beverages next time.