
Hours
| Wednesday | 7 AM–6:30 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–6:30 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–6:30 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 7 AM–6:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 7 AM–6:30 PM |
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Reviews
The seasonal coffees are tasty! The breakfast/pastry options good and big enough to share.
The best part is the little outside seating area. You can work, read a book, or just relax.
This is my official study report for this cafe. As for seating the chairs are all comfortable and cozy, however there isn’t a lot of indoor seating. In my opinion though this is passable due to their incredible outdoor seating area. In summer and fall it is the perfect place to settle and do homework. Which despite being in the middle of the downtown isn’t too loud, plus when there are concerts you can hear them which is a neat perk. The inside part of the cafe doesn’t get too much natural light, however the outside seating I feel balances that out pretty well. In addition the prices for the coffee and baked goods is very reasonable. My favorite is the cinnamon bun latte (It’s very similar to the café au lait). In the photo I pared it with a maple bar. The order ended up costing me about 9$, with the coffee only being 3.45 before tax (16oz). They do have free WiFi and I’ve never had issues with it running sow or bugging out on me. Finally they have a single bathroom (it’s really not as much of an issue as you’d think), and free accessible water (which is a requirement for me at cafes). The cafe is also pretty small in comparison to some of the others in the area. I don’t find this to be too big of a flaw though usually there is a couple students studying or people filling out papers and planners.
Finally there are outlets everywhere! Even in the outside seating.
My only criticism is that it doesn’t have too many lunch/meal options. Most of their food is baked goods, with a small selection of tea time sandwiches (pimento with chicken on focaccia and chick salad on croissant).
However the food and coffee they do sell is very good.
Overall like I said at the beginning this is a lovely cafe, that sells great coffee and a niche vibe. If you need to sit down on a nice day with a lovely book I can’t help but recommend this place.
Ambiance: 9.5 out of 10
Very cutesy. Small and Intimate Space. Nice place to study while you have a coffee or just come to chill.
Food/Drink: 8.5 out of 10
Items I Tried:
-Cinnamon Bun Latte (Modifications: add oat milk and whipped cream): Overall it was a very light drink
-Cheese, Pesto, and Tomato Foccacia: Requested for it to be warmed up, I would recommend asking for extra toasty, it was good
-Chai Cold Brew (Modification: add oat milk)
-Beetlejucie (Modifications: oat milk): im said it was just a seasonal drink because it was really good
Price: $$
Decent pricing, comparable to starbucks
Parking: 4 out of 10
Limited parking due to downtown traffic and location. But if you know where to park then its not HORRIBLE. May have to walk a little.
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