Bradbury's Coffee

John Kim

3.02 months ago

Very good drip coffee and cold brew, but I was disappointed with the dine-in experience. A lackluster crepe, long wait, poor indoor air quality, and cramped spacing were all turn-offs for me. 35-minute wait for an undercooked summer veggies crepe is a bit too much on a fairly quiet and rainy Sunday. The indoor air quality also wasn’t good; the smoke from the kitchen just permeates the seating area. A good grab and go caffeine option if I am around the square, but I am not in a rush to go back. I prefer Grace Coffee for the Sunday brunch vibe and Indie Coffee for the much better food (obviously not close to the square though).

Pam C

5.02 months ago

Swung by to Bradbury’s while I was on the square. This place has been on my radar for a while! I am so so glad I stopped. It was around lunch time, and I ended up getting a savory crepe (ham & Gouda). I paired it with an iced vanilla latte. First things first, this latte, the quality was SO GOOD! I’m still thinking and dreaming of this latte. It was incredible! The crepe was beautiful, it was almost too pretty to eat! The crepe was very tasty! I really want to come back and try some of the sweet crepes- I’ve heard very good things about those! The space itself is small and cozy, but I would highly recommend snagging a coffee while on your downtown adventures!

Versatile V

5.03 months ago

Crepe choice was ham, arugula, smoked Gouda, stone ground mustard on buckwheat crepe. It was excellent and I was pleasantly surprised by the sprouts, edible flower, & pickled veg that added that little extra. Staff was kind enough to supply me with hot water, though next time I’d get a latte. Seating was available on a Tuesday, late morning.

Danielle Mulvena

5.04 months ago

As someone from a much larger city, I have access to many great cafes, but Bradbury’s can hold a candle to anything out there. I had a lovely breakfast of a rhubarb and yogurt crepe and a flat white. Both were flawless. I’m so glad I found this gem during my short stay in Madison.

Rasika Viswanathan

5.05 months ago

This is one of my favorite coffee shops in Madison. Their coffee sourcing is exceptional, and it is 100% worth trying their single origin beans. You can really taste the individual flavors the beans are highlighting in every shot. On top of that, their crepes are delicious. My only critique is that they’re not just a hair bigger, so I could sit there on a warm Sunday and read in a cozy corner. I’ve come here so many times and I never get tired of it.