"Visit Date: January 20, 2026 I got the LI cafe passport book from my co-worker for Christmas. In January I got to go to two coffee shops in this book, for five was the second one. I went with one of my friends. We both had the mochas and I had a shot of espresso because the book recommended it. The espresso was good, not overly bitter, pretty much just right. The mocha was amazing a good ratio of chocolate, coffee and espresso. It was pretty busy here and the atmosphere was nice. The snacks looked really good maybe one day I'll go back for a pastry. I give for five five stars and five beans and would recommend coming here if you like coffee shops."

"One of the worst café experiences I’ve had. The staff were visibly bored, disengaged, and seemed annoyed to even be there. Our coffee was made and left sitting on the counter with no announcement, no name called, and no attempt to inform us. We had to figure it out ourselves. The pastry situation was just as bad ,a flaky pastry dumped into a cheap brown paper bag, not a plate in sight, zero presentation, zero care. For all of this, we paid $20, which is laughably overpriced for such poor service and lack of basic hospitality. This place clearly doesn’t value customers. Save your money and go elsewhere."

"Great spot! Very busy too! Great vibe. Lots of people hanging and chatting and even many with their laptops out working. In addition to the pastries and such that you see and the items in the case that you can grab yourself, there is also a menu to order from. The food items were really good. I would only add that the prices are $$$$. Just so you are not shocked. Go enjoy a cup of coffee alone or with a friend 😋."

"Had a quick bite here and was pleasantly surprised at how cozy this place was. Very spacious with an open concept. I loved how they have sample dishes out so you can actually see what you’re getting. Perfect for people who are very visual like me. I need photos on the menu but this was a great alternative too!"

"I love their bare Espresso station! Amazing sandwich bread, croissants, etc. Confusing entrance and exit: you don't know if you're supposed to seat yourself or what. My friend and I were walking around aimlessly for about half a minute, clueless. Then even more confusion when after you order: they give you a numbered sign to bring back to your table, but they still call out your drink by name... They should let you know this, or have a sign. It's spacious enough, the food's delicious, but that rear door really lets in the wind: Surprise, napkins from a few tables gone. They seem to have a lot of outdoor seating, so I would recommend going during the warmer months."