“I love this little neighborhood cafe and would frequent it any time over Peet's or Starbucks. While the inside is small, there is a large backyard area with tables and chairs to lounge in. You can tell that this cafe has its regulars patrons The pastries and quiches are fantastic. I have a fondness for their blueberry scones and their "peppery" chai lattes. Places like these are unfortunately a dying breed. I hope this one remains open indefinitely.“
“The food varies day to day, but the drinks stay. If you like coffee, they have good options, if you like smoothies, they have you covered. The workers are friendly and helpful. There are plenty of tables, and comfortable chairs. A nice place to study or hangout between classes or when the cafeteria is closed.“
“This location is every bit as consistent with every other Starbucks. Selections are a little bit more limited it would appear. In the service is generally reasonably good but has been known to be a little bit slow on occasion. Basically because it's not a completely staffed Starbucks but rather is a Starbucks inside of Safeway.“
“This is one of the more convinient locations. Spacious indoor and outdoor seating which is nice and inviting. Service is a hit or miss. Employees are friendly though. One thing that bugs me is the one and only garbage bin outside is almost always(no exaggeration)overfilled. From morning to evening. Whether I pull up early morning or stop by in the evening, that bin always looks like this. It doesn’t fit, being one of the nicer Starbucks in the area.“
“This is a very cute and loved (family owned?) Cafe. They have good coffee, and probably 15 kinds of homemade Turkish delights. Absolutely worth a try, as well as their other sweets.This place really feels well loved by the owners, and the care they took to decorate it and create an ambiance is really impressive (even if Pink is not your color).Pro tip: ask them to make you a Rose Matcha Latte. It's not officially on the menu but delicious“
“I don't drink much coffee these days. Mostly matcha. They source from Asha. Their coffee is very good, and with the gloomy weather, I've opted for it more often than not. They collaborate with local chefs for specials. The raspberry white chocolate mocha was my favorite limited edition drink.“
“Really loved their interiors. Felt like I was in Yemen.They serve chai is very fancy cups which makes it even more pleasing. Highly recommend trying their Adeni Chai with the Sabaya and the Honeycomb Bread. The Vegan Lime Mango cake was great. Also recommend their “
“Everything was incredible. Not only was the food delicious. The owner showed our 3 year old daughter all the choices and made her a custom small plate. It was very family friendly and delicious. Can’t wait to go back!!Vegetarian options: DeliciousParking: Lots of street spaces to park atKid-friendliness: They were very accommodating for kids. We had 5 kids total from baby to 3 year old. They were so friendly.“
“Donuts are definitely the best in town! Cute lil dog friendly place in the Laurel/Allendale district. There was an employee who gushed over my frenchie while we were there. Always friendly service. If you haven't had a cronut you will not regret the decision. My favorite is the salted caramel! This delicious box plus a latte for around $30 including a generous tip. I just love this place!“
“I was in the area and started craving some sweets. This was the only bakery open at 7:30PM on a Saturday, and I'm so glad it was! I had their Basque cheesecake and it's one of the best cheesecakes I've ever had. It's not super sweet which was super refreshing because I usually go for super sweet desserts.I'm looking forward to coming back earlier in the day so I'll have time to sit down and try their lunch menu.“