Cute place. Friendly staff. Good service. The food was good. But not great. Nothing was "wow that's good, I will be back". It was $30 with tax and tip. I had an omelet with sweet potato hash browns, 2 sausage links, and gluten free toast. Hot cocoa to drink. For a $30 breakfast, I want to be wowed.
Amazing food at incredible prices! Everything I have ordered has been wonderful. I have had chicken Marsala many places over the years and this is by far the best I have ever eaten. In addition to how good the food is, Alex and Jennifer can accommodate many diet restrictions including gluten free and sugar free options. They also offer many ordering options including popular food delivery services. My husband and I didn't want to fight the crowds on Valentines Day so we ordered a wonderful dinner and enjoyed it at home. Definitely check this place out. Get it frozen then slip it into the oven when you are too tired to cook or get it delivered.
Pleasantly surprised by the gluten free bread. Got the chicken gyro and it was made deliciously. Husband got an Italian on white and it was also amazing. Great customer service and very professional. Wait time was minimal in the middle of the day too. All around great job.
It's a pretty decent place. Has vegan options so I went ahead and compared between the normal and vegan options.
In my opinion vegan had better taste and texture. Some cookies also taste bettwr cold, specifically chocolate chunk.
They are a bit on the expensive side however that's only if you're sticking the plain chocolate cookies. So let's go through them.
Chocolate Chunk: Criminally boring.
Vegan Chocolate Chunk: Better but also boring
Gluten Free Chocolate Chip: Firmly bwtween vegan and regular chocolate chunk.
(Vegan)Double Chocolate Chunk: Terminally chocolate. That said I know someone who loves Vegan, milage may vary.
Churo Chocolate Chunk (Limited Time): One of the most bomb cookies I've ever had.
Sugar Cookie: Better than regular chocolate chip with a nice spongy texture but also boring.
Snickerdoodle: A better version of the Sugar Cookie.
Vegan Birthday Cake: The only vegan onky option, a more interesting sugar cookie. Not a fan but I don't hate it.
White Macadamia: Moist with some crunch, nutty undertones, all in all a good time. A better choice over Chocolate Chunk as long as you don't mind Macadamia nuts.
Double Chocolate Mint: Flavor says Keebler Grasshopper, texture says fudge browny. If you're really into chocolate I would say get this over the Double Chocolate Chunks.
There are more that I haven't covered because I can't stand to look at them right now and I haven't touched a single deluxe cookie.
To summarize I don't think you can get your money's value purchasing only one type of cookie, especially if its normal flavors. So if your vegan yes they have pretty good vegan cookies however they woefully lack variety.
It might be worth it for you though considering limitations.
EDIT: Subtracting a star because I hate the concept of some self advertising their "features" in response to a review.
We had a lovely afternoon on their patio. The beer selection is excellent and the food was good. Everyone in our small group was pleased, they even had options for our vegetarian and gluten-free needs.
This is a nice little whole in the wall coffee shop on the square! I had their quiche, and it was incredibly flavorful and bright! They had a few gluten free pastries as well. Decent menu and friendly staff, also love the decor and interior as well!
Accommodating Gluten-Free
