"Cute Argentina/Spanish cafe that serves coffee, pastries and light food. It’s small but welcoming, the service is good, but the value of the food is lower than my expectations. I paid $22 for 3 pasties and 1 americano. The pastries were ok, a little stale. I refuse to believe an almost $5 croissant is not fresh. Probably not gonna visit again."

"Great cafe!! They have a good lunch special as well and really good quiche! Certainly pricey and think their lattes can be portioned better but I'd still go again."

"Hidden gem! The empanadas are phenomenal!! So flavorful and delicious. The baked goods too. Came here w friends on 2 different Saturday afternoons recently. Both times I had the pleasure of meeting and chatting with THE Jezabel of Jezabel’s and immediately understood why this place is so good. She is full of passion for her craft and really enjoys cooking and baking for guests to enjoy her food. There is a lot of love in these empanadas ! Hibiscus lemonade is delicious as are the croissants. This is a great spot for a takeout treat, to sit and enjoy a coffee and a sweet, to dine in, or even have large parties or meetings. The space is so unique and includes indoor and outdoor seating. I would highly recommend Jezabel’s and can’t wait to go back again !"

"Argentine native here - the medialunas were pretty decent but the empanadas left much to be desired… small, with little filling and flavorless. For the price that we paid i expected way way more. 12$ for two empanadas is completely outrageous. Like come on, empanadas are supposed to be a cheap on the go food. Crazy. They would be rated a one star in Buenos Aires. Giving two starts because the medialuna wasn’t bad at all or else it would be a one star."

"I felt it was somewhat pricey, I paid $17.60 for three small empanadas. They were very nice, but I am not sure if they were worth the price. The place is very cute and welcoming, service very personable."