Jose Ramirez

Try the tres, delicious!

Fred Maack

Great coffee place

Walter Blackstock

The most lovely atmosphere and friendly staff. Great food and great service. And they had no problem having me camp out for a week while i waited to have my internet installed in my condo.

David Crow

Excellent coffee and nice quality beans/grounds to go. I got there right as they closed but the barista was still very friendly and pleasant.

Neylí MtMt

The place is small, and the chairs or couches are somewhat uncomfortable for having breakfast or a bite to eat there. 😅 I thought the service was good, quick and friendly. The prices were affordable. The bagels are delicious; I had a Mediterranean one, and we also ordered a vegetarian one. The latte was delicious, and I loved the mango yogurt frappe.

Gloria Sanchez (Madhu)

The coffee was good but didn't like the attendant attitude

Bob

Stopped in for a caramel macchiato. Was good and friendly service. For a small place, they have a nice menu including breakfast and lunch items, including more in a handheld menu than what is up on the board. I have to stop back to try more. Update, I don't know why all my photos got chopped at the top, sorry about that

+5

Luis Olvera

One of my favourite places, delicious panini and bagels, and a good service.

John Ryan

Good coffee and tea, very good bagels/breakfast sandwiches, great service. Haven't tried the paninis or salads yet.

Kimberley Bowie

I was having coffee (mediocre, tasted burnt and yet, too watery?) and saw a man ask the staff, pleasantly, if he could take a work call there, if their wifi was strong enough. She assured him it was, so he joined his call instead of going elsewhere. I saw his frustration as his call signal kept failing, and he even asked the waitress to please stop watching movies (while at work) because it was eating the wifi that she’d assured him she had. Eventually, he gave up on his call and spoke to the server, who was still watching videos. I watched the whole thing - after telling him she had sufficient wifi for his call, and his call failing, instead of apologizing, she repeatedly said “this isn’t a cyber cafe”. Which is true, but if she’d said that first, he’d have left. Does customer service not matter? If I had an employee too busy watching movies at work instead of helping a customer, I’d show that employee the door. Businesses are struggling (especially small ones) and she just guaranteed that both of us (and anyone else observing) will stick to Starbucks. A shame.