"A cozy cafe that is worth a visit on your way to the airport or light rail. They have delicious baked goods, tasty coffee, and generous portions. They have a drive through to grab a drink on-the-go. But I prefer dining in to catch up with friends. This is a neighborhood favorite, and you'll see the cafe regulars hanging out here on the weekends!"

"Very much a neighborhood coffee shop. Welcoming - people know each other here. Salt of the earth. Easy parking. I stopped in for coffee instead of waiting at the SeaTac cellphone lot and avoided the Christmas traffic to pick up family."

"I believe i’m at the owners that were preparing my coffee and breakfast sandwich. Awesome awesome people they are respectful and humble. I’m a coffee snob. The coffee was to my liking and their breakfast sandwich and pastries were very flavorful. Simple but very good even if the food wasn’t good, I was still giving my five stars for their service and their atmosphere i’ve been in the food service for over 17 years and I pride myself in good service and making sure that my client is taken care of you don’t see that much nowadays"

"Great cozy atmosphere! A lot of friends gather here! Pino and Maria are the owners and are so welcoming and fun. Authentically Italian!"

"Comfortable cafe offering drive-through service. There's also plenty of parking in the plaza. I arrived a little after 6am and ordered a much-need cappuccino and breakfast sandwich (I chose croissant, ham, and pepper jack cheese). I'd reviewed pricing on their menus online in their personal website, and it is very, very outdated with pricing. I've uploaded a few pictures of their in-cafe menus here for future customers to reference. They also serve some fancier drinks like honey lavender lattes, which are advertised on the shop windows (not pictured). My bill came out to $13, which was a splurge-y breakfast for me. The coffee was a bit burnt and very milk-heavy. It didn't quite hit the spot, unfortunately. The sandwich, on the other hand, was glorious- substantial, hot, and oozing. The atmosphere indoors was comfily communal- a large TV in the corner playing the news, a corner of pleather couches to sink into, plenty of seating and tables, with free Wi-Fi for customers. I could see this place being a favorite for its environment, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way again to grab coffee here."