"Stumbled across this place on a walk and loved walking in. The cafe has a homey ambience upstairs to sit and read/get work done, and the basement is a little spunkier to sit down and talk. They have a great bulletin board of unique/interesting upcoming events along with a small bookshelf in collaboration with Lot 49 Books. Did not get a chance to try their food, so I will have to go back! I am a little biased, as I’m not a fan of La Colombe roasters and it would be great to see a local roaster instead. Overall, staff was super friendly and I highly recommend if you’re in the area."

"Cold brew is good and the place is old style and cozy. Cakes are pretty wrapped and in the fridge and the guy did not even asked to warm it. Carrot cake was super dry and crumbly"

"Had a bad mocha and wrap. Barista had to remake the coffee because it was colder than room temperature the first time. He wasn’t happy about that. Second time it was kind of warm, and mostly tasted like milk. The wrap didn’t taste good and was also cold in the middle."

"The cafe played indie, jazz, and chill music at a comfortable volume, allowing for easy conversation. There were only a few working outlets, so it's best to come with charged devices. The place was busy, but I didn’t wait long for service. The barista was friendly, and I tried the Moroccan Rose latte with turmeric. It was surprisingly good, as the turmeric and rose balanced the bitterness of the espresso."

"Not worth your money (3 years experience). If the owner is making your food IT WILL BE EXTREMELY SKIMP. He wont put more than two pieces of tiny bacon on a bagel, he wont put more than half a bagel worth of cream cheese, so bagels taste just like toasted bread.. The coffee taste burnt everyday... Im leaving this review because for a neighborhood cafe, its not good at all. Sometimes the employees make a great sandwhich, but him & his son are pretty bad at this service. ( son gave me an ice chai with 1-2 pumps of chai, so my cup was just milk )"