The chocolate-dipped cone was a perfect match for their creamy vanilla ice cream.

The gluten-free bagel was a bit dry and crumbly for me. My friends loved the regular ones, so it&#39;s a solid spot if you don&#39;t have dietary restrictions.

The matcha latte was solid, especially with the sugar-free syrup option.

The drive-thru line was pretty long, but the cashier was super upfront about the wait and apologized. I always get the cobb salad&mdash;it&#39;s huge and actually tastes fresh.

Just tried their breakfast platter for the first time. The portions are huge, honestly couldn&#39;t finish it all. The bacon was crispy and the eggs were perfect. Friendly service too. Heads up, they close at 1:30 PM.

The Birdcall sauce is seriously addictive. I got the slaw too, it&#39;s got a different flavor, kind of tangy. Everything tasted fresh, like they made it right then.

Solid spot for coffee. They&#39;ve got a ton of syrups and mocha options, which is cool. I grabbed a gluten-free pastry too. The light in here is really good for getting some work done.

Family dinner combo was solid, had a bit of everything. The fried rice was the standout for me. Paired it with a crisp lager that cut through the richness nicely. Portions were generous for the price.

The half panini/half salad combo is my go-to for lunch with friends. It&#39;s just the right amount. Chris at the bar is super friendly, which makes the whole place feel really chill. The $6 wine deal before 5pm is a nice bonus!

Been grabbing their lunch combo for ages! It&#39;s still under $10 and so filling. My go-to spot when catching up with friends&mdash;we can chat forever without worrying about the bill.

The fresh-squeezed OJ was a steal at $6. The reusable bottle is a nice touch, and it paired well with my morning work session.

Tried the coffee ice cream on a whim. It&#39;s got this deep, rich flavor that really stands out. Honestly, some of the best I&#39;ve had.

Been coming here for years. The candy is always cute and seasonal. Coffee&#39;s decent, and the gelato hits the spot on a hot day. It&#39;s a nice little treat, but the prices have crept up a bit lately.

So many gluten-free choices on the menu, which is great to see. The white Negroni was my favorite&mdash;really loved those herby flavors in it.

Solid pub food. The grilled cheese was the standout - crispy sourdough with a gooey, sharp cheddar mix. Just the right kind of simple comfort.

Portions are large for the price, so I usually have leftovers. The halal meat is good quality, which makes it a solid choice for lunch.

Grabbed their Sunday ramen for a quick lunch. Broth was rich and packed with flavor, you can tell it&#39;s made with care. Only available one day a week though, so gotta time it right.

You can see the pasta being made fresh right in the window! It&rsquo;s such a fun thing to watch while you&rsquo;re waiting for your table with friends. Really adds something to the whole vibe.

The staff here are incredibly welcoming and knowledgeable. Alayna, Jade, Lawrence, Adam, Jillian, and Matt all made our visit feel special.

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