We came to Interval for the first time today & it didn't disappoint. The entire shop is really cute, I love their decor & furniture. The menu is fairly standard for drinks, with more food options than I was expecting. It was also nice to be able to sit down & to have our food & drinks brought to us. Seating is fairly limited, but there were definitely rushes & slow periods where more seats were available. My only complaint is the lack of seating & the fact that the tables downstairs spun & were kind of wobbly. It made it hard to cut & eat our food. But the food was so good that it was worth it tbh! I had an oat milk honey latte, & it was really tasty! Definitely not too sweet, but well balanced. I also got the avocado toast, which was surprisingly delicious (I just don't expect such a flavor punch from avocado toast ordinarily). It was a large piece of toast with tons of toppings, definitely a 10/10.

Another top notch coffee shop in Milwaukee! It's a small place so not a lot of indoor seating but there are a handful of tables upstairs where their main seating area is. They serve coffee and tea in addition to pastries and breakfast items. I tried their seasonal black sesame toffee latte which was one of the best tasting lattes I've ever had!

Interval did not disappoint. The coffee cake was mesmerizing and the coffee was even better. Definitely great place to enjoy the scenery, music and brunch.

We dropped our car off at a repair shop nearby and made a stop at this coffee shop. The Filter Coffee had no flavoring added, so its taste should reflect the quality of the shop's coffee. The flavor of the coffee was pretty good, although it gave me a little more sourness than I would prefer. The Carrot Cake Latte with almond milk was quite tasty because it presumably contained some syrup that masked the sour taste of the coffee. Since one of us was a bit hungry, we ordered an Evo Toast to share. The taste was pretty good, and the kimchee further enhanced its flavor (although not everyone likes kimchee). Overall, we would go back to this shop if we wanted to have coffee in this neighborhood.

A comfort space for many of us to visit while the convention was in town. A hybrid of an upscale coffee bar and a hipster vibe. My fave is the Morida Tea iced! A second is the Brazilian Limeade. The staff is pleasant. I will visit again:)

What a cute coffee shop! I came here to study with a friend on a Sunday, as so many coffee spots in Milwaukee are commonly closed on Sundays, I was happy to see this one open. The inside was spacious with an upstairs area for plenty of seating, including two spots with booths for bigger parties. I had a latte which was delicious, but the real treasure was their olive oil cake, which was divine. I'll definitely be coming by Interval again; the vibes were great and this is a wonderful spot to catch up with friends or hunker down and study until closing :)

FOOD: I would like to start off by saying that Interval has some of the best breakfast food I've ever seen in a coffee shop. Their breakfast really helps you charge up for the day. The classic breakfast was amazing. My eggs were perfectly scrambled. The jam paired well with the toast and I'm not even a fan of jam. A solid morning meal can be had here. Thanks to the photo gallery for this place, I had to try the Olive Oil Cake. It was pretty good. I'm not a huge fan of thick crusts. From my photo, you can see there's a thick crust over the cake. Once you get past that, the actually cake is very good. Strong olive oil taste. SERVICE: The baristas in Interval are so nice. They bring your drinks and food to you. I had a blast. I sat upstairs so I could get some serious study time in. The workers were pleasant and conversational. AMBIANCE: Interval has great architecture. The building gets flooded with so much natural lighting which is perfect for some sunny day study time. The noise level isn't too loud. You can hear yourself think and have conversation. The music is the appropriate volume. Also, whoever the DJ is at Interval has a great playlist. A solid mix of Lofi, Oldies, and Newer music.

We went to Interval on a Sunday around 10:30am and it was busy the whole time (I understand why)! Everyone I was with loved their coffee! I like how a lot of their specialty drinks have oat milk in them. I got one of their specialty drinks that had strawberry infused oat milk and frothed espresso with mocha. It was one of my favorite coffee drinks ever. The prices here are a little crazy (my latte was $8) but after tasting it I thought it was worth it! I will definitely be coming back (but probably limit to once a month, given the aggressive pricing). Next time I will try one of their bakery items (cookies and coffee cake looked great)!

Came here on a recent Saturday morning for coffee and a bite. It's a small space and gets very busy. When were were there, there wasn't a single table or seat to be had. No biggie as we just took our coffee and bites to go but something to be mindful of if you're in a group. Their espresso is smooth, clean, robust, and flavorful. I ordered their avo toast which came with a fried egg on top and lightly dressed greens on the side. It was terrific. The bread was rustic and hearty and the dressing on the greens was light and lemony. The service was friendly--they were definitely working hard to get everyone their coffee and bites! Get to it!

Interval is one of my favorite coffee shops! They have fun seasonal drinks and also have a variety of food and sweet treats. It's a bit on the smaller side, but there is seating upstairs where you can study or catch up with a friend. Definitely recommend stopping by and checking them out!