"Honestly it took me a while to come inside and try this place out. As a native, it seemed a little out of touch. However, when I finally did try it, I found it warm and welcoming. The baked good and menu items are delicious. I usually get the olive oil cake and avocado toast. In the world of coffee, my partner loves the coffee here, it is a little bit tangy for me, so I usually get their matcha. I do have to say the matcha can be a little more matcha- y as I find it a little weak inconsistently. Not enough to dislike or not come back- I come often and it’s really cozy inside."

"I got a gift certificate for this place near my job so I could grab some lunch. I was so excited! It’s really cute in the menu is awesome. But the photos of the sandwich online are very different from what I ended up with. We just paid like 17.50 for some really tasty pickles and kale on bread., there’s like no cheese on here. Barely any. Nothing like the photo. Posting this to let them know, they should add the cheese that they promised in the photos on the website to the sandwich."

"The small decaf americano was incredible — the aroma of the beans literally seeped through the cup as my husband carried it over to me. It was divine. I’ve never had takeaway coffee smell that good. But the moment I tilted the small cup to take a sip, it started dripping. The napkins I had nearby were instantly soaked. I was flustered and honestly very annoyed. Because of that, I feel it’s important to share this experience in hopes the café sees it and takes note: the small cup lids are not sealing properly on the small cups. I’m including a video we took at home — even with a gentle tilt, you can clearly see the coffee leaking at the rim, and the outside of the cup is covered in coffee stains."

"Very cute and curated eatery with high quality ingredient meals. I tried a couple of their sandwiches. Overall enjoyed them because of the fresh ingredients but a couple of them could have been more flavorful like the wild tuna sandwich which felt a bit dry, their chicken jalapeno and even their ham and cheese. The pretzel bread was good as well as the roast beef."

"I'd love to like this place because it’s so convenient for me, but I’m really torn. The atmosphere is charming, and I appreciate that they don’t offer wifi for obvious reasons. There’s a significant markup on the groceries, which I guess comes with the convenience. But because everything is so expensive, you expect premium quality, and they really fall short on the bread and pastry front. The baguette they sell is from Balthazar. If you’re going to charge five dollars for a baguette, at least source it from an actual artisanal bakery, since there are plenty around here such as Cannelle, Bicyclette, Industry or She Wolf, not an industrial facility. It’s serviceable enough to mop the floor, but not at this price point. The croissants and pain au chocolat are also surprisingly bad, almost airport level. They taste like low-quality butter and feel defrosted. I’m saying all this with goodwill, and they would genuinely benefit from leveling up their game on that end, especially in a competitive neighborhood. When customers are paying premium prices and face the now standard guilt inducing screen suggesting to tip 20% or more when buying a bag of chips, it is reasonable for them to expect not to be taken for pigeons."