"Nestled on the most unassuming corner in town is a quaint, quiet little restaurant. You step in and are greeted by an intimate dining area meant for friendly conversations over a simple but wonderfully executed meal and a serene view of the sun greeting the mountain. It invites you to chat with the owner, who you will surely run into. It offers a moment for you to slow down, to savor, to be curious, to wonder. It’s a curious kind of place. The food is made in front of you with high quality ingredients. The best cooks do the fundamentals just extraordinarily well. The owner is friendly, but not intrusive. He offers a tasty hot beverage (or cold beverage if that tickles your fancy), the largest best scone and a hot, yummy and simple meal. Can’t go wrong if you’re looking for breakfast."

"Really enjoyed our visit here, the food was delicious, and great mocha latte!!! We will definitely be back!"

"This tiny hole in the wall, with barely enough room to fit 12 people has so much charm and chill relaxing vibes, full of amazing smells and foods. The people working here(who I'm guessing are the owners) are so awesome. The food tastes amazing and super like home made with high end restaurants flare and flavors! (All made to order so slight wait on the food, but very much worth the wait) It's so worth coming in for the food alone! Everything else is a plus!! Recommended foods: Am quesadilla and the Mr.Breakfast sandwich"

"Small, but quaint café in the heart of Jerome. The owner operate is a one man army serving up delicious breakfast and great coffe."

"If you’ve ever seen the Soup Nazi episode on Seinfeld, then congratulations—you’ve already mentally prepared yourself for a visit to this little coffee shop. I walked in hoping for caffeine and a place to warm up, but instead, I got a full-blown performance from the owner, who treated my decision not to order a scone like I had personally insulted his ancestors. The coffee? Decent. The atmosphere? Cute enough. The customer service? Let’s just say I’ve been scolded less during parent–teacher conferences. If you’re craving a side of drama with your latte, this is your place. If not… well, there are other coffee shops where declining a pastry doesn’t trigger a plot twist."