TLDR: a real cafe. Homey Italian food. The epitome of a cafe. Very small place located along side a road with a homey cafe-like setting. The cafe area very much looks like a home kitchen. There are two small pastry cases at the register. Very quiet and relaxed atmosphere. It seems like this place gets more lively at night when the band comes in. Menu can be a bit unreliable--it is a small place and they do run out of sauces and dishes. There are seasonal menus. Most things cooked to order. Even though this place got an excellent in food service, the fruit flies crawling about on the pastries in the case we're a bit disconcerting. Service: very friendly. Order at the register, seat yourself, check brought to you. Side salad: comes with pasta dishes. Very tart but tasty. The egg plant is an excellent texture--not too mushy and not undercooked. Zesty Italian sausage add on: a bit on the chewy side and slightly salty. Pomodoro sauce: much like tomato sauce and very tangy.
RANDY HANSON
As a Pacific Northwest native since 1984, this is a great caffe' with delightful cuisine.Atmospheric ambiance:) !!!A place to take out of town guest's, and local clientele...
Cindy Fu (YUKIN3K0)
TLDR: a real cafe. Homey Italian food. The epitome of a cafe. Very small place located along side a road with a homey cafe-like setting. The cafe area very much looks like a home kitchen. There are two small pastry cases at the register. Very quiet and relaxed atmosphere. It seems like this place gets more lively at night when the band comes in. Menu can be a bit unreliable--it is a small place and they do run out of sauces and dishes. There are seasonal menus. Most things cooked to order. Even though this place got an excellent in food service, the fruit flies crawling about on the pastries in the case we're a bit disconcerting. Service: very friendly. Order at the register, seat yourself, check brought to you. Side salad: comes with pasta dishes. Very tart but tasty. The egg plant is an excellent texture--not too mushy and not undercooked. Zesty Italian sausage add on: a bit on the chewy side and slightly salty. Pomodoro sauce: much like tomato sauce and very tangy.
Daniel Lovre
Absolutely amazing food pastries live music ambiance. Let me not overlook the wonderful staff and the beautiful multi talented owner Marguerite Conti. I miss her espresso crostatas and most of all our conversations. Caffe Musica is the only thing I miss since moving from Seattle.
Daniel Lovre
Absolutely amazing food pastries live music ambiance. Let me not overlook the wonderful staff and the beautiful multi talented owner Marguerite Conti. I miss her espresso crostatas and most of all our conversations. Caffe Musica is the only thing I miss since moving from Seattle. ♥️♥️♥️
Mark Hillman
Good food and music, friendly low-key service.
Barbara Bulzomi
Our favorite neighborhood cafe! Great food and entertainment, wonderful service, love it!
Douglas Hughes
Fun quiet local spot with small but very tasty menu!
Hailey D
Nice lady. Good pastries and coffee. Feels like you're in someone's house
Maia Hammy
Excellent espresso and always friendly service. Music nights, including open house, sound amazing. Also can't wait to try breakfast or dinner here -- homemade all kinds of things (option for gluten-free pasta too!). Street parking available (note, minor construction going on around Greenwood).
Came to Caffe Musica by sheer accident this morning for a meeting and I am so glad I did. The ambience of this sweet cafe/restaurant was absolutely perfect! Having traveled around Europe I developed a love for simple fare and cute cafes so I am delighted that this place is in Greenwood! The proscuitto sandwich was flavorful and appetizing. Congratulations to the owners and employees on maintaining such a charming place!
Carol Sonnenfeld
Service was very slow, perhaps the cook was just off that day. The food looked and smelled good, I only had coffee but my friend enjoyed her meal.
tanners47
We went to Caffe Música to take a friend out to lunch. It’s not a place to hurry as food is mad fresh. All the pasta is made for scratch. Each month a different part of Italy is highlighted for the monthly specials. The hostess speaks fluent Italian and has a space next to her restaurant for the local Il Punto Italian Cultural Center, which has a lovely library, a book club,lectures, and place for children and adults to take Italian classes. She also teaches music classes. We ordered the pumpkin ravioli, a monthly special, scrambled eggs with vegetables, and the minestrone soup and salad. The soup was more like a stew and delicious. Everything was tasty. And the hostess was delightful and helpful.
Anne-Marie Leon
I love this restaurant it's my new favorite and the waiter / cook is adorable.
Drew Baldassarre
Awesome coffee, friendly staff and delicious hand made pasta!
TLDR: a real cafe. Homey Italian food. The epitome of a cafe. Very small place located along side a road with a homey cafe-like setting. The cafe area very much looks like a home kitchen. There are two small pastry cases at the register. Very quiet and relaxed atmosphere. It seems like this place gets more lively at night when the band comes in. Menu can be a bit unreliable--it is a small place and they do run out of sauces and dishes. There are seasonal menus. Most things cooked to order. Even though this place got an excellent in food service, the fruit flies crawling about on the pastries in the case we're a bit disconcerting. Service: very friendly. Order at the register, seat yourself, check brought to you. Side salad: comes with pasta dishes. Very tart but tasty. The egg plant is an excellent texture--not too mushy and not undercooked. Zesty Italian sausage add on: a bit on the chewy side and slightly salty. Pomodoro sauce: much like tomato sauce and very tangy.
As a Pacific Northwest native since 1984, this is a great caffe' with delightful cuisine.Atmospheric ambiance:) !!!A place to take out of town guest's, and local clientele...
TLDR: a real cafe. Homey Italian food. The epitome of a cafe. Very small place located along side a road with a homey cafe-like setting. The cafe area very much looks like a home kitchen. There are two small pastry cases at the register. Very quiet and relaxed atmosphere. It seems like this place gets more lively at night when the band comes in. Menu can be a bit unreliable--it is a small place and they do run out of sauces and dishes. There are seasonal menus. Most things cooked to order. Even though this place got an excellent in food service, the fruit flies crawling about on the pastries in the case we're a bit disconcerting. Service: very friendly. Order at the register, seat yourself, check brought to you. Side salad: comes with pasta dishes. Very tart but tasty. The egg plant is an excellent texture--not too mushy and not undercooked. Zesty Italian sausage add on: a bit on the chewy side and slightly salty. Pomodoro sauce: much like tomato sauce and very tangy.
Absolutely amazing food pastries live music ambiance. Let me not overlook the wonderful staff and the beautiful multi talented owner Marguerite Conti. I miss her espresso crostatas and most of all our conversations. Caffe Musica is the only thing I miss since moving from Seattle.
Absolutely amazing food pastries live music ambiance. Let me not overlook the wonderful staff and the beautiful multi talented owner Marguerite Conti. I miss her espresso crostatas and most of all our conversations. Caffe Musica is the only thing I miss since moving from Seattle. ♥️♥️♥️
Good food and music, friendly low-key service.
Our favorite neighborhood cafe! Great food and entertainment, wonderful service, love it!
Fun quiet local spot with small but very tasty menu!
Nice lady. Good pastries and coffee. Feels like you're in someone's house
Excellent espresso and always friendly service. Music nights, including open house, sound amazing. Also can't wait to try breakfast or dinner here -- homemade all kinds of things (option for gluten-free pasta too!). Street parking available (note, minor construction going on around Greenwood).
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Came to Caffe Musica by sheer accident this morning for a meeting and I am so glad I did. The ambience of this sweet cafe/restaurant was absolutely perfect! Having traveled around Europe I developed a love for simple fare and cute cafes so I am delighted that this place is in Greenwood! The proscuitto sandwich was flavorful and appetizing. Congratulations to the owners and employees on maintaining such a charming place!
Service was very slow, perhaps the cook was just off that day. The food looked and smelled good, I only had coffee but my friend enjoyed her meal.
We went to Caffe Música to take a friend out to lunch. It’s not a place to hurry as food is mad fresh. All the pasta is made for scratch. Each month a different part of Italy is highlighted for the monthly specials. The hostess speaks fluent Italian and has a space next to her restaurant for the local Il Punto Italian Cultural Center, which has a lovely library, a book club,lectures, and place for children and adults to take Italian classes. She also teaches music classes. We ordered the pumpkin ravioli, a monthly special, scrambled eggs with vegetables, and the minestrone soup and salad. The soup was more like a stew and delicious. Everything was tasty. And the hostess was delightful and helpful.
I love this restaurant it's my new favorite and the waiter / cook is adorable.
Awesome coffee, friendly staff and delicious hand made pasta!
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