"Came in real quick for a coffee and left with a delicious sourdough cinnamon roll and a coffee. Was pleasantly surprised how delicious it was, the staff member that was working there was so nice and delightful. Glad to see this place under new management!"

"Fantastic store, great variety of indoor and outdoor seating, full garage size glass doors for opening up. Baristas and service help was very friendly and helpful. Coffee's and food were all excellent, went like 3 times while visiting son nearby. Great place, will go back when in town."

"So happy with the new owners here! The food was great I got an egg sandwich and a yummy matcha! It was full of flavor and they didn’t skimp on the matcha!!!"

"Great coffee and a lovely atmosphere—so glad to have this café in the neighborhood! Loving the Halloween vibes right now."

"People of Color: This business presents itself as a values-based establishment—selling products that affirm Republican beliefs—which I’ve respected, as I believe people should be able to hold differing political opinions. However, I drew the line when I was peacefully drinking coffee and overheard a conversation between the owner and a customer discussing the business’s strategy. The customer said, “Don’t give up—don’t white flight,” and the owner enthusiastically celebrated the comment with a forceful, “Awww, thank you!” I directly asked the owner if she heard the “white flight” remark, as that phrase essentially affirms the idea that I—and people of color like me—don’t belong there, and that others do. She denied hearing it. Whether that’s true or not, I would strongly caution people of color against visiting this location, as she offered no acknowledgment or reassurance that countered the harmful comment. A simple statement like, “I’m sorry that happened, and I want you to know you’re welcome here,” would have gone a long way. At best, this business sells merchandise that promotes a political ideology and tolerates harmful, racially charged remarks from customers; at worst, the owner’s reaction suggests she affirms them. I left in tears. The world can already be hard enough—and I was deeply disappointed, not only by the customer’s words but also by the owner’s response. I felt embarrassed for having brought my son into an environment that caused us harm, and I’ve since decided I will not return. I hope this message reaches both the owner and the customer as a reminder that people can coexist—even across political lines—and that everyone deserves the simple dignity of enjoying a cup of coffee without a side of hate."