"Great breakfast sandwich! ($11) I ordered the breakfast bagel on an everything bagel. The bagel was toasted which gave it a nice crunch while maintaining a soft interior. The egg had green onions which I appreciated. Simple and delicious! Only downside for me is that they use egg from a bag. If you are okay with that, you’ll love it!"

"I would suggest ordering ahead of time, and planning on taking it to go. Seating is limited, with three small tables and one bench. If you are looking for a sit down restaurant this does not fit the bill. The food is delicious and plentiful, but it is slow to come out. This is likely due to a few factors: fairly constant stream of patrons, there being one cook and a desire for quality food and ingredients. Set expectations and enjoy."

"This place was really fun and a great find! Stopped here on our way from Vallejo to Los Angeles for coffee and breakfast as we heard their sandwiches were really good. It did not disappoint. I ordered an Iced chai, one of the best ones i have ever had. Great spice level, can really taste the Cardamon. And I got The Situation breakfast sandwich on a cheese bagel, no cream cheese. Super generous sandwich! Egg had cheddar, onions, and potatoes in it. I added some hot sauce and it was the perfect breakfast. Service was fast and they were really friendly. Nice outdoor seating area, nothing fancy but a good place to sit and enjoy. If you are in the area, you must visit."

"Amazing bagels and breakfast sandwiches. I don’t think you can go wrong with any selection but the Kitchen Sink always hits the spot. Coffee is okay, and there’s very few seats if you plan to dine-in, but it’s worth visiting this cafe for a bagel or breakfast sandwich."

"[10/28/2025 at 11:00 am] Unfortunately, my experience here was disappointing. I purchased a bagel and asked to use the restroom. While I understand the business does not have a public bathroom, under the California Restroom Access Act, any place of business open to the public that sells goods and has an employee restroom is required to allow access to individuals with eligible medical conditions or who use an ostomy device. I explained this to the staff, but they were not empathetic toward my situation. Although they eventually allowed me to use the restroom, it was after an uncomfortable and unnecessarily stressful interaction. It was disheartening to have to explain and insist on access to something that is legally protected for people in my situation. Although I didn’t have my medical card with me, I was more than willing to show proof of my medical condition (such as a diagnosis or doctor’s note), but I was never asked. For the future, I hope this business will better train its employees to be aware of this law and to approach such situations with empathy and understanding. Creating an inclusive and welcoming environment benefits everyone."