Solid coffee roaster with a real neighborhood vibe. The cappuccino was spot on, and the squash bread was so good&mdash;super filling and tasty. Perfect spot to catch up with a friend over a slow coffee.

The al pastor was solid - good marinade, crispy outside and tender. Habanero sauce had a decent kick. Quick service during lunch hour, which worked for my schedule.

The cinnamon rolls are tasty, but the price adds up fast with all the extras. Still, a nice treat now and then.

The vibe here is just right. Good music, friendly staff, and my cocktail was spot on. A solid spot for a chill evening out.

Cool spot in a converted old building. Coffee was solid, food hit the spot. Definitely feels like a local hangout. Service was friendly but a bit slow when they got busy. Still, a nice find.

The breakfast sandwich was tasty, and I appreciate that they offer freshly roasted coffee beans for purchase. Nice to see the focus on quality ingredients.

The sesame chicken was really tasty. I was a bit surprised it didn&#39;t come with rice, so I had to order it separately. The server was very friendly about it, though.

The garlic green beans were so fresh and crisp! Really appreciate the quality of their ingredients.

The smell from the stall is incredible. Got a warm churro, just right for a sweet bite while walking around.

The tonkotsu shoyu ramen was pretty good. Broth had a nice depth, and the portion was decent for the price. Got seated right away on a Friday night, which was a plus. Noodles were fine, though the chashu was just okay.

The honey bunches cold brew is my go-to here. The honey flavor is subtle, not overly sweet. I really appreciate the fresh ginger they use, it&#39;s a nice touch. The bacon cheddar sandwich was solid, but that drink is the real star. Gets crowded around lunch, but worth the wait.

Lovely little spot for a coffee and a croissant. Sat outside on one of their few tables, it was a perfect sunny morning. The croissant was buttery and flaky, just right. Simple and pleasant.

The spinach feta quiche was really good, and I enjoyed the chai tea latte. The booths are comfortable and spaced out nicely, which made for a relaxing lunch.

The lahmacun is as good as Turkey&#39;s, but the portion&#39;s a bit small.

The Americano was really well-made. I also liked that their pastries are from a local bakery, so you know they&#39;re fresh.

The gluten-free English muffin on the pesto breakfast sandwich was really nice. It held together well and wasn&#39;t dry at all.

Their shakshuka is spot on, really flavorful. Comes with this fresh, warm bread that&rsquo;s perfect for dipping. My only thing is, some of the sides felt a little steep for what you get. Still, that shakshuka is a solid order.

No seating, but the line moves fast. The staff is efficient and friendly. Grabbed a sandwich and a surprisingly good craft soda to go.

The tablet ordering is a nice touch if you&#39;re not in the mood to chat. My wine came out fast, which was perfect. The service is always quick, though the tablet menu could use a better drink pairing suggestion or two.

Hazelnut latte was solid. Nice little spot for a morning coffee run near the market. Opens early, which is a plus. The latte art was a fun touch.

Clam chowder in the sourdough bowl. That&#39;s the move. 🍞 Rich and creamy, bread was toasted just right. Got it to go and it hit the spot.

The margarita cupcake was so good! The lemon cake was light and the icing wasn&#39;t too sweet. Perfect for sharing with friends.

The matcha is legit. Strong, pure ceremonial grade, no sugar added. Exactly what I was hoping for. Just a bit pricey for the cup size.

Mimo the owner is a really nice guy. He took a minute to chat with us and tell us about the place. That personal touch was nice.

The free donut was such a nice surprise! The staff noticed I was debating flavors and just gave me one to try. It was still warm, really made my afternoon. That little extra touch is what keeps me coming back.

The breakfast sandwiches are fresh and tasty, with generous portions. I like that you can build your own. The seating is comfortable, which makes for a relaxed morning.

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