"Kind of difficult to find since you have to enter via a loading dock and then walk through a kitchen. Selection was also very limited. (Not sure if I got there too late or if they limit bakes on slow days.) The pasteries I did get were delicious though. Chocolate croissant was very crispy and the opera cake was just the right amount of coffee flavor."

"This place is such a gem. I have been getting lunch from this spot for a couple years since I moved into the area, always appreciating their working class prices and variety of specials for lunch. But ever since I had their knock-your-socks-off pumpkin pie (not even a big pumpkin pie fan), I started to give their cakes more of a go. Now I always volunteer to be the person to bring the cake to the birthday parties and everyone is always delighted. This is a feel good business to support. I hope they continue to do what they do for a long time to come."

"I had the perfect experience here with the best soup I've ever had. I think it was cream of butternut squash which tasted like it had a lot of mushrooms with the right amount of richness. It was ~$5 (the website is a little out of date). I asked if the soup came with bread and the server said it could and gave me delicious toasted bread for no extra charge. The for here order was nicely packaged in paper except a plastic soup lid and spoon. We sat in the charming and mostly empty patio on a February Monday during the lunch hour. It has 3 umbrella covers and it and the cafe can be accessed by elevator from 3rd St. The cafe was floor 2 or maybe 2R."

"You can definitely tell they are trying what they can to keep business flowing. They have a solid set up outside in the back and the cashier gentleman was courteous and helpful. I was running onto my next thing, so I only grabbed a blueberry scone but it felt well balanced and had homemade quality. Check them out for sure!"

"Delicious Pain au Chocolat and Danish. Haven’t had croissants that good since Paris. Looking forward to trying other items."