The Caesar salad with grilled chicken was pretty good. Pizzas are on the smaller side but decently filling and flavorful. I went with a friend and we shared a few things, which was nice. Street parking is a bit limited, though.

My go-to is the Carnitas Benedict. The waffles and pancakes are solid for something sweet. Portions are big, no complaints there.

The coffee is pretty good, but the pastries are the real draw. The croissants are excellent, flaky and buttery. It&rsquo;s a nice spot for a quiet morning. The service was a bit slow today, but otherwise fine.

Got the assorted truffles as a gift. Love that each one is wrapped separately&mdash;makes it easy to save a few for later. The raspberry one is the best, really fruity and not too sweet.

Coffee was fresh and strong, just how I like it. Prices felt a bit steep for simple toast and eggs though. Probably the downtown spot. Still, I&#39;d go back for that coffee.

Cozy basement with comfy couches is the best spot. Grabbed a latte and just chilled with my book for an hour. Felt nice to unwind.

Grabbed a window seat with all the plants. Perfect for reading with a coffee. The vibe is just right for getting lost in a book or focusing on some work.

The flavors are dazzling and the presentation is beautiful. Really captures that fresh, simple style of modern Swedish cooking.

The chocolate mousse here is pretty good, nice and moist. The croissants are decent too. It&#39;s a charming spot for a quiet coffee. Service was fine, though the tables are a bit close together.

Been coming here for years. They&#39;ve always got water bowls out for the dogs, and even sell treats. The walls are covered in photos of local pups, which is a nice touch. Makes the whole place feel like a neighborhood hangout.

Been coming here for years. Their coffee is always the same&mdash;fair trade, carbon-negative, just a really solid cup. That consistency keeps me coming back.

The worker-run co-op has a great vibe. Their patio is spacious and sunny, perfect for a relaxed afternoon drink.

The gluten-free scones are a nice touch. It&#39;s a cozy, welcoming space, though it does get pretty packed. I just like the vibe here.

Love their double-walled cups for takeaway! The espresso takes a minute, but you can tell they really care about each drink.

The scones were a good match for my coffee. I liked the wraparound porch, picked a spot out there. The inside rooms looked nice too.

The big windows overlooking Elliot Park are a real plus. Grabbed a coffee and just watched the city move for a bit. Felt like a quiet spot right in the middle of everything.

Been coming here for years. Grab a coffee downstairs, then head up for a sandwich. Owner knows his stuff and actually cares about what he&#39;s doing. Solid spot.

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