
Roomy coffee shop serving espresso drinks, specialty teas & light daytime fare in a relaxed setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 22 Clifton Country Rd #78, Clifton Park, NY 12065
Phone: (518) 383-5373
Website: http://www.mochalisa.com/
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Reviews
Wanted to try to place for a while now but their kitchen hours would end just before I could get out of work on a normal day, but at some point they started to sell liquor and thus were forced to keep the kitchen open during all hours. Works for me.
Ordered online using their website, going with a slice of the quiche, a Vanilla Protein shake, and the Joe Buss’n which comes with chips. Came to just under $36 with tip, pretty standard for Cafe local.
Pickup was simple, right on the outer side of the mall, though they were waiting to make the final touches on my shake. Which as soon as I got it I could tell it was really, watery, which I confirmed back in my car. Typically the protein shakes I have had are thick, like a smoothie, I mean I added bananas, blueberries, strawberries, peanut butter, and a handful of flavors. Yet it was about as thick as the almond milk I picked. Great flavor mind you, great flavor, but no substance or body. To say I was disappointed, would be about right.
Back home I dug into the quiche and the sandwich. The quiche was like many I have had, great cheesy and eggy flavor, the crust was buttery, and the veggies added a nice refreshing edge. Pretty solid. The amusingly named sandwich was, different, but in a mostly ok way. Loved how crispy the ciabatta bread was, the pepper jack was a great choice, chicken and bacon was good, and the veggies were also great, but something about the BBQ sauce muddled the waters. I don’t know why, it should have been a good compliment to the meat, maybe it was just too intense? Whatever the reason I found the sandwich to be pretty whatever, nothing to write home about.
Overall, prices match typical cafe fare, service was good, shake and sandwich were disappointing, quiche was good.
What a hidden gem! The menu has a great variety of fresh, tasty, and relatively healthy dishes that both kids and adults can enjoy. The latte was excellent, smooth, rich, and perfectly made.
The place has such a cozy vibe, shelves of books, fun board games, and cool tables that make it easy to hang out and unwind. The staff was super friendly and kind, which made the whole experience even better.
I really liked their hybrid service, you order at the counter, they bring everything to your table, and you bus your own dishes when you’re done. It’s relaxed but still feels well thought out.
Honestly, it’s such a lovely spot. Wish we had a place like this in our neighborhood!
The coffee was OK, not particularly robust or full bodied.
It is what it is but the 1 star is lost because the vibe is definitely “in a mall”. But I will 100% return when in the area. Highly recommended!
We need not have bothered.
The place was jam-packed. It was Hunger Games-level competition to get a table. The line was long and the wait for food was close to 30 minutes *after* ordering.
The “Gilmore Girls”-themed advertising was misleading, at best. There were maybe three lattes with GG names and a hot cocoa. My kid ordered “Luke’s pancakes,” only to learn that there is a pancake-flavored latte, not ACTUAL pancakes. When we found this out, the server said, “Oh, you’re the third person today to be confused by this!” I mean, in a breakfast shop, if the menu item is called “pancakes”, shouldn’t it BE pancakes?
Anyway, the mug containing my coffee had lipstick on it. Ew. The staff didn’t even apologize. She just dumped it into a new cup and handed it back to me like I was an inconvenience. When our food was served, they didn’t give us utensils until we specifically requested them. The food was meh. They also were using tiny plates and my croissant was hanging off the plate because it did not fit, so I was practically eating off the table. The staff was unfriendly, at best. They were busy, yes, but also pretty dismissive.
All in all, it was a disappointment. I am not so familiar with Clifton Park, but I am sure there are friendlier, tastier, less crowded, quieter dining experiences nearby.