"Cute, cozy spot with delicious, unique drinks! I wanted the Oaxaca Coffee but since I can’t have caffeine they offered to made me a spiced decaf americano and it was delightful! Thanks for the great service. My husband got a shaken salted vanilla latte and loved it too. Hope to be back soon 💓"

"Such a cute little coffee stop. So many food options to choose from and all sound great. I wasn’t starving so I ordered the Banana toast thinking it would be simple and small. It is not. It’s loaded with butter and banana and topped with chocolate sauce. Decadence that I wasn’t expecting. I also ordered a maple pecan beverage of some kind that was amazing. There are a few more drinks here that I can’t wait to come back and try! So many people here working quietly on computers- if you need a place to get out of the house but still need to work- this place has outlets and the right atmosphere."

"Stopped in from a quick search for nearby restaurants and this place came up so I stopped in for a coffee. The place was packed but for me that’s a good thing. The wait wasn’t that bad and from what I could see there was constant movement throughout kitchen area which wasn’t very big. The coffee was pretty good and the atmosphere was even better. Give it a try!"

"First time here. It's a nice spot in St. Francis. There is a good-sized parking lot out front. It has the look of a small home. When you enter through the front door, it's just a short walk to the counter to order. There are café tables outside, and a bunch of other tables inside for different-sized groups. They have an extensive menu of hot/cold beverages, both teas and coffee. If you are hungry, they offer pastries, breakfast sandwiches, and Mexican tacos, quesadillas, etc. Came on a Saturday, late morning. There was a short line of cars that were ordering at the window. The place was already crowded, and there was also a line for the counter. Grabbed a menu while I was in line. It was a bit loud inside, and getting louder as more people showed up. It was a bit of a wait until I arrived at the counter. They offered some interesting variations on the standard coffee/tea offerings. I decided to try the Neblina Tea Latte. To me, it's a Mexican version of a London Fog Tea Latte, but they use chamomile instead of Earl Grey, and horchata instead of milk. They had some really good-looking pastries, and the server recommended the Conchas Twist, filled with strawberry. Waited a little while to get my order. Because of the noise level inside, we decided to grab a table outside. That might have been a mistake because there were plenty of hornets flying around, trying to get into the drinks and the sweets. But we decided that it would still be better than dealing with the noise inside. Both the Neblina and the Conchas were good choices. The Neblina was hot, well-steeped, and had a nice bit of cinnamon on top. The Conchas was fresh, nicely sugared, and the strawberry filling was a nice treat. Lots to like about this place. However, the issues with the noise inside and the hornets outside would give me pause in coming back."

"cute cafe! our first time and we are definitely coming back. welcoming atmosphere, 10/10 drinks and food. we had tres leches latte (iced) + coquito latte (hot) and flautas de papa with avocado."