Been coming here since I was a kid! The portions are still huge, perfect for sharing with a group. Got the beef stew and plantains this time &ndash; so good. The staff is super friendly and brings everything right to your table. Prices are fair.

Love that this place feels straight out of the 1930s! The old-school booths and checkered floors are so cozy. It&rsquo;s a fun little escape for a casual bite.

The brunch here is so relaxed. I love how fresh everything tastes, you can tell they put care into the food. It just makes for a lovely, easy morning.

The coffee&#39;s good, but I&#39;m mostly here for the cold foam specials. They&#39;re $6.50, which is a bit more than a regular latte, but the portion is huge. You get a whole lot of that creamy foam on top. Makes it feel like a treat without being a tiny cup.

Stopped in for lunch and got the Sicilian (eggplant parm). Their sauce is incredible, honestly the best part. Ended up grabbing a couple of pastries from the bakery case on the way out, can never resist that.

The buffet spread is really nice, salmon and steak were both good. What stood out for me was how comfortable the booths are&mdash;you can actually relax and enjoy your meal without feeling rushed. The desserts were a treat.

This little spot is a total gem. Their country fried steak breakfast special is the real deal - eggs were cooked just right.

The wait for a table was a bit long, but the food is clearly made to order. Had a simple lunch and a glass of their house white. The wine was surprisingly crisp and paired nicely with the fresh flavors. Just a good, slow-paced spot.

The fish sandwich was really good, and I appreciate that they use clean oil for frying. The booths are comfortable too.

As a vegan, I appreciate having so many options here. The pumpkin whoopie pie was a nice treat.

Been coming here for years. Staff stays calm even when it&#39;s packed at 7 AM. Sandwiches are always fresh, made right when you order. That&#39;s why I keep coming back.

Got the blueberry muffin and a cappuccino. Muffin was super buttery and good size for the price. Cappuccino was strong, nice foam. Also tried their goat cheese sausage egg sandwich, solid portion. For what you pay, you get a decent amount of food.

Coffee&#39;s top-notch here. I&#39;m picky about my pour-overs, and they nail it. The new space is a nice upgrade, feels more open. Grabbed a sandwich too, solid. Wish they had a few more wine or cocktail options to pair with the food, though.

Parking was tricky, but I found a spot eventually. The historic building near Yale is lovely. What really stood out was how comfortable the booths were&mdash;plenty of room and nicely padded. Made for a very relaxed meal.

Love how you can build your own smoothie bowl here. The fresh toppings make it feel like a treat.

They fixed a last-minute cake mix-up right away, gave us a free one on the spot. The Marjolaine and chocolate mousse were both really good.

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