Thy Pham

Iced mocha and almond croissant were both tasty pretty spacious cafe for reading, working, relaxing. 2 hr time limit on wifi,, they just encourage you to buy something to support the cafe which i think is pretty fair

Lift_Run_Eat_

Best coffee shop in the area. Nice amount of seating, staff are great and the prices are reasonable for the area. The cortado was an 8.2 - nicely balanced without any noticeable negatives.

Nonna Pidvalna

Good place to stay for those who is looking a work space woth their own devices. A quiet music on background is calm and relaxing. I took a cappuccino with oat milk and it was really good. Almond croissant is big and has enough almond paste to stay with the name almond. It seems that the owner did not put a lot of money into renovation. However it makes the atmospheric and cozy environment. Friendly staff. Good choice of drinks.

Priscilla V

Drinks were solid. We stopped by on a hot hot day and our group was slightly bigger (5 people), so we ended up sitting apart because the seating was catered to much smaller groups - no problem. Noticed a lot of people seem to park themselves there with a computer, so an option to work from coffee shop if that’s something you like. It wasn’t too loud in there as well, which was nice.

Hudson Ford

Nice coffee spot with outdoor patio. Serving parlor I think. Was happy to see that they offer an iced coffee that was brewed hot and then chilled!

Ekaterina Spiridonova

Average prices $2.5-$5 for coffee. $3.75 for pastries. Decent coffee. Nice personnel. Good for working on laptop. ✅outlets ✅wifi

+2

Kylie

I was excited to try this place, but the pastries were stale, the coffee was okay, and the staff wasn’t friendly. The atmosphere was nice, but given my overall experience I wouldn’t come back for the price.

Sheila

This reviews about sustainability only! 🙂 By 2050, there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish—and over 95% of plastic does not actually get recycled. I was pretty shocked to see that every single person enjoying their coffee at your lovely café, to stay, was drinking out of a single use plastic cup. One that will get used for 30 to 60 minutes, and then get discarded to a landfill or end up eventually in our oceans where it’ll stay for the next 400 years. I see that you do have plates available, and seemingly real mugs too. I wonder then if there is a disconnect between your customers and the availability of more sustainable options. Are there ways that you can ask people if they are enjoying their drink to stay? And if so, would you be able to give them a real mug or glass? Or, could you use your social media to help raise awareness about bringing your own reusable cup? Of course, this problem is as much on the consumer as the business. So I hope any customers or potential reading this know that they can and should bring their own cup, to prevent more plastic pollution. Thank you for hearing my concerns, I would be happy to help think through easy options that would help you all mitigate contribution to our global pollution crisis. In a waterfront neighborhood in a water-locked borough, it just makes sense to think beyond so much plastic. And of course, if you do not actually have dish dishwashing infrastructure, I can understand your challenge. But if so, surely there’s a way you can at least be incentivizing people bringing their own cups. Thank you again for your consideration. And for the delicious coffee.

+6

Krimul Malhotra

I stopped by this café early in the morning when it was almost empty and needed to take an important call. I politely asked the manager if the music could be lowered just a bit, but she very curtly refused and was unnecessarily rude in her response. The dismissive attitude really put me off. I had expected a more welcoming and customer-friendly environment, especially at a quiet hour. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning.

MONIQUE Z

Service is very bad. The guy working here today has weird action that I can’t understand. Based on I had come here for four times as an old customer and I would like to ask for a cup of hot water, he offered me a cup of 5ml hot water. I asked why he said if I want a full cup I need pay 1 dollar. However， there is no sign saying that a hot water needs 1 dollar and secondly if you want me to pay 1 dollar that’s fine plz tell me at first but not show me with this 5ml hot water. Excuse me, how can people behave like this work here?