"I had an Einspanner. The coffee was a bit on the acidic side, and the cream on top was smooth. I liked that it wasn’t too sweet. I come to this cafe pretty often, and it’s a good spot to grab coffee and catch up with friends. They also have a nice selection of bakery. I liked the canneles and the cheesecake. They also have a traditional mexican soup on the menu, and I want to try it next time."

"Pleasant vibes inside with plenty of space to sit. Got a Spanish latte that was quite good plus red bean croissant tayaki that was fresh. Chicken sandwich was a little pricey but good size with lots of stuff on it and fries were crispy."

"First time here Clean and nice ambiance. No expectations. Will most definitely be back to try more. Do not sleep on this Gem!. Drinks are soo yummyy The food delicious!."

"It makes me sad to give this place a bad review because I come here quite often to study, but EACH TIME I’m here there’s always crumbs or other things that should’ve been cleaned on the table. The long table in the back especially is always dirty there’s even spider webs on the window. Don’t even get me started on the men’s bathroom… This place would be better if they hired a janitor and had more outlets for people to study. The ambience is nice though I guess."

"Chill spot in Ktown that’s open pretty late, which makes it nice if you want to grab a coffee or a bite after hours. They’ve got a good mix on the menu — drinks, sandwiches, snacks, and some sweets — so there’s a little something for everyone. We tried the Banana Cream Matcha Latte, Strawberry Cream Latte, Maple Pumpkin Cream Latte, Croissant Taiyaki, Fried Chicken Sando, and California Wrap. The Fried Chicken Sando and Banana Cream Matcha Latte were definitely my favorites. The space is comfortable, and they even have free parking, which is a nice bonus in Ktown. Overall, it’s a solid spot to hang out, grab a bite, or get some work done without feeling crowded."