Coffee&#39;s always solid, and the large size is a lifesaver on hectic days. Baristas stay friendly even when it&#39;s packed.

Always stop by for their chorizo and egg breakfast sandwich. It&#39;s my weekend ritual. The chorizo has just the right kick, and the eggs are never overcooked. Gets pretty packed after 9 AM though, so I try to beat the rush.

Stopped by for their iced brown butter and sage pumpkin latte. That brown butter flavor really comes through, and it&#39;s not too sweet. Got it on a busy Halloween weekend, line moved fast, maybe 15 minutes. Solid iced latte.

Prices are pretty decent for the city. Got a large latte and a pastry for what I&#39;d pay just for the drink elsewhere. The pastry was fresh, not dry. Felt like I got my money&#39;s worth.

Breakfast sandwiches are my go-to. The homemade English muffin makes it &ndash; so much better than store-bought. Bagels tasted fresh too. A solid spot for a quick bite.

The latte art was impressive, a real swan. But the flavor is what got me &ndash; that perfect balance of strong espresso and creamy milk. I&rsquo;d go back just for that cup.

The chicken salad croissant was really good, fresh and not too heavy. Cold brew was strong, just how I like it. Staff seemed to know their stuff.

That hot chocolate with almond milk hit the spot on a chilly evening. The shop itself is super cozy, lots of little tables to settle into. I grabbed a croissant too, which was pretty decent!

This place is cute. Grabbed some candied orange slices dipped in chocolate to go. It was a nice little pick-me-up while walking around Salem. The shop itself has a really cozy, old-fashioned feel to it.

Love the light in here on a Sunday morning. The coffee&rsquo;s always solid, and the menu has some nice healthy options. It&rsquo;s a bit of a scene, but the space feels so open and bright. Just a nice spot to settle in.

The owners are so warm and friendly, it feels like visiting a friend&#39;s place. You can tell they really care about this spot.

Sunday mornings here are buzzing with a special energy. It&#39;s connected to the church, so you get this really warm, community vibe. Just a nice, different kind of brunch spot.

Finally made it in after walking by for years. The eggs benedict were on point, and the hash browns were solid. Portion size for the price is fair. No complaints.

Solid dairy-free choices, which I always look for. Line moved fast even with a crowd. Staff seemed genuinely happy, made the whole vibe better.

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