Small cafe with historic building and vinyl wall creates a warm, cozy atmosphere filled with plants and sunlight. Background music stays calm and chill, supporting a friendly, respectful environment. Space feels spacious and well-decorated, inviting for meetings or casual visits.
Espresso here stands out for its amazing quality and great flavor. It consistently delivers a very good espresso experience.
Fresh fruit flavors shine in the pastries. They offer a variety that never disappoints and pairs well with their smoothies and sandwiches.
Good to know
The cafe opens at 7am and closes at 7pm.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted.
Expect a limited drink menu due to recent ownership changes.
Small coffee shop with Mexican-inspired decor and local artwork creates a cozy, artistic vibe. Atmosphere feels relaxed and welcoming, with a neighborhood charm and lively energy from patrons. Indoor and outdoor seating offer intimate spaces for enjoying food and coffee.
Espresso here is rich and delicious with a spot on flavor that pairs well with breakfast.
Pastries come in a variety and taste delicious alongside other food and drinks. Staff readily answer questions about the pastry selection at the front.
Good to know
Parking can be a nightmare at this location.
Seating inside is very limited.
I recommend coming early to secure a table because a line usually starts forming.
Minimalist design with Japandi style creates a calm and inviting atmosphere in a small, cozy space. The vibe is friendly and unpretentious, though seating is limited and the place can feel crowded. High-quality coffee pairs well with top-notch pastries.
Espresso features a cream top iced espresso with sweet fluffy cream and complex flavor. Options include seasonal light roast espresso, espresso tonics, and a decaf espresso choice.
Kouign-amann stands out as an exceptionally delicious pastry here. Pastries stay fresh and consistently deliver top notch quality.
Good to know
Expect long lines, especially on weekends; arrive early to avoid waiting.
Seating is very limited, so be prepared to stand or take your drinks to go.
Prices are higher than average, with two drinks costing around $11.
Spacious cafe with bright, airy design featuring polished concrete floors and exposed steel girders. Outdoor seating includes a large dog-friendly patio with heaters and shade. Atmosphere feels laid back and trendy, attracting a stylish crowd seeking both comfort and aesthetic appeal.
Baristas pull espresso that keeps the beans' integrity and highlights the best flavor profile. The espresso avoids over extraction, making the coffee taste amazing.
Pastries come from friends and family up the street and include a berry and cream puff that is flaky and not too sweet. The pastry menu is limited but the items are good and cookies are made in-house.
Good to know
This place is card only.
Valet parking is available for $5 with validation.
Parking can be difficult; consider street parking or visiting on Sundays when meters are off.
Open space with natural light and a green wall creates a cozy, peaceful vibe. Comfortable seating arranged for communal use supports both chilling and working. Indoor area stays quiet while the outdoor patio can be noisy.
Espresso here is top-quality and pairs well with fresh pastries. The spot offers a pleasant local vibe for enjoying espresso or cold brew.
Strawberry almond croissant and blueberry muffin stand out among the pastries. The selection is small but pairs well with top-quality espresso.
Good to know
Parking is available on East street, but can be limited during peak hours.
The kitchen opens at 9am, but coffee and pastries are available earlier.
Expect limited pastry selection, especially during off-peak hours.
Coffee shop blends floral art with a cozy, relaxed atmosphere filled with beautiful flowers and soft music. Space feels like a family-run oasis where quiet work and casual chats happen amid fresh blooms. Dog-friendly with free parking, it offers a calm retreat in a busy city.
Espresso here has great quality and pairs well with other drinks like cappuccino and chai latte. The environment stays calm, unlike other cafes where espresso making gets loud and hectic.
Pastries come from local vendors like Out of Thin Air and offer a nice variety of sweet and savory options. Their scones and pastries are consistently delicious and draw repeat visits.
Good to know
Parking is available just in front of the place, allowing for quick access.
Seating is limited, so plan to arrive early if you want a spot.
They make their own cream and lavender syrup, ensuring high quality.
Bright, airy space with minimal, calming design hosts many people working quietly at tables. The vibe balances laid-back and design-forward with dog and kid friendly atmosphere. Outdoor patio offers a shady spot ideal for warm days, though seating can be limited and wobbly.
Espresso here stands out for its excellent quality and single origin options. Seasonal drinks offer inventive flavors without being too sweet.
Pastries include kouign-amanns and a few rotating fresh options. They serve them without warming. The selection leans toward higher-end coffee shop fare with some light bites like avocado toast.
Good to know
Parking is available in the front and back of the coffee shop.
There are no outlets for charging devices inside the coffee shop.
The baristas put most seats and tables inside 33 minutes before closing.
Coffee shop blends vintage and modern styles with a trendy, laid-back atmosphere. Limited seating encourages quick visits rather than long stays, while quirky decor and creative ambiance attract a youthful crowd. Music adds to the chill vibe, making it a popular spot for casual hangouts.
Espresso here is well-made and flavorful, with baristas who carefully craft each shot. The signature camel coffee blends espresso with subtle sweetness and cold foam poured over a spoon to keep its texture.
Pastries come with a great coffee pairing and include a little oval shaped pastry with chocolate chips. Warming pastries could improve them, and a Korean pastry offers a unique option.
Good to know
Expect long wait times of 30-40 minutes on weekends after 9am.
Parking is available on the street, but it can be difficult to find.
The coffee shop has limited seating for about 5-6 people on the first floor.
Coffee shop blends early 90s Mac iconography with nonstop jazz music and quirky decor featuring old Apple monitors and ferns. Atmosphere stays calming and convivial, with a chill vibe that invites openness and relaxation. Seating varies from indoor to outdoor, including dog-friendly spots, supporting both casual visits and work sessions.
Cream tops the espresso with a smooth finish. Flavor develops as you drink, though some find it sour upfront with a harsh aftertaste from possibly fresh beans.
Croissants stand out as one of the best pastries available here. A selection of Sugarbloom pastries arrives fresh if you come early or before noon, all sourced from the same supplier as many similar spots.
Good to know
The coffee shop offers free wifi and has several outlets for working.
There is plenty of seating available for customers.
Milk alternatives are provided at no extra charge.