The shrimp Caesar salad was pretty good, and the portion was decent. I also tried their lavender tea, both hot and iced. The iced version was a bit too sweet for my taste, but it was still nice.

The staff here are so friendly. I ordered at the counter and they were really kind and efficient. Even on a busy day, the whole process felt smooth and well-managed, which made for a very comfortable visit.

The valet parking is a nice touch, saves you from circling the block. The interior feels really open with those high ceilings and big windows, makes it a relaxed spot even when it&#39;s busy.

This place is always buzzing, but they move the line fast. I grabbed my usual&mdash;a plain bagel with chive cream cheese, bacon, and capers. It&#39;s just a solid, reliable spot when you need that classic fix.

Matcha latte was top tier. Perfectly balanced, not too sweet. Cortado was smooth too. Just a really solid spot to chill and get work done. Vibe is cozy for sure.

Solid spot for a casual lunch. The cocktails are well-made, and the pricing is fair for this part of town. My old fashioned was balanced just right. A good, reliable choice when you&#39;re in the area.

The home fries here are the star for me. They&rsquo;ve got that perfect crispy-on-the-outside, fluffy-on-the-inside thing going on. Portions are definitely generous for the price, but those potatoes are what I&rsquo;ll be thinking about.

Been coming here for years. Always appreciate that the service charge is included on the bill. Makes paying at the end simple and quick, no awkward math. Just how a neighborhood spot should be.

A quiet spot for a late lunch, the burger hit the spot. What stood out was their thoughtful wine list&mdash;found a nice glass of red that paired surprisingly well with the beef. Menu&#39;s huge though, almost too many choices.

The breakfast is so filling and the ingredients taste really fresh.

Been coming here for years. The dark chocolate cannoli is the real deal, just like the old days in Little Italy. They&#39;ve been making them the same way since 1891. A solid spot for a classic treat.

Been coming here for years for a quiet breakfast. Their scrambled cheddar biscuit is the reason. Fluffy biscuit, soft eggs, just hits the spot. A solid local choice.

The staff was so nice. I mentioned I really wanted a certain bread, and they actually called another location to get it for me. That was really thoughtful. Made my day!

The omelette was cooked just right, fluffy and not greasy. Coffee was strong, exactly what I needed. But honestly, the plastic containers for everything, even the cutlery? Felt wasteful.

The sandwiches are solid, but it gets packed. Had to wait a bit for a table during lunch, and the vibe felt a little hectic when they&#39;re that busy.

I got the seasonal donuts this time, just to try something different. They were a fun little treat, but honestly, for the price, I wish the portion was a bit bigger. Felt like a snack, not a dessert.

The baked goods are so fresh, you can tell they&#39;re made daily. The orange juice is truly fresh-squeezed, no concentrate. It&#39;s a bit loud and crowded, but that&#39;s expected for a spot with such quality ingredients.

The menu here is huge! I had the waffle sandwich with bacon and eggs, plus an oat chai latte. The sandwich was crispy and savory, just right for a late breakfast. I&#39;ll definitely be back to try the blueberry pancakes next time.

Been here a few times, the food&#39;s always solid. What really works for me is their coffee. It&#39;s excellent, pairs nicely with the lunch plates. Staff are friendly, makes it a cozy spot. Prices are fair for the neighborhood.

Our Sunday coffee ritual. The almond croissant is fantastic, flaky with just the right amount of filling. The outdoor patio is perfect for people-watching. Only thing is, it gets pretty crowded by 10 AM.

The staff are super friendly and remember my usual order. Makes grabbing a quick lunch feel a bit more personal. Service is always fast, which is what I need on a workday. 👍

Stopped in for a quick bite. Everything&#39;s $2, which is pretty wild. Got a couple of the chicken skewers and a soda. It&#39;s solid for the price, and you&#39;re in and out fast. Good for when you&#39;re just walking by and need something.

The pumpkin spice latte here is so creamy and just the right amount of sweet. It&#39;s my go-to spot for catching up with friends, the vibe is super cozy. We ended up staying for hours! ☕️

David made a solid pistachio latte. Quick service, good spot for a meeting. Drink was well-made, not overly sweet. Price is fair for the location.

The spinach and cheese swirl was a nice surprise. Good to see something savory among all the sweets.

Stopped by for breakfast. The portions are huge, had to take half of it home. Good variety too, but maybe a bit much for a solo diner.

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