Polished Arrow

Google review

The Lemon Blueberry Scones are amazing, you wouldn't even know they are gluten free. Love the coffee and service each time I visit.

Lona Cox

Google review

Such a nice place. Friendly employees and great gluten free bread

Bethany Tucker

Google review

This was such a comfortable place to drop into a cool fall day and grab a bite to eat and a comfortable seat. Glad that there's something new and exciting in this location. The staff were attentive and cheerful, the presentation clean, neat, and tasteful. I have celiac and was delighted that not only could I get a drink and a smoothie, but that they had a truly gluten-free chocolate torte that so so rich and smooth. Actually, I haven't tried the smoothie yet because I had to have that torte! There are so many choices and almost everything seemed to be sourced locally. Prices were absolutely reasonable for the top tier quality being served. For those looking for a good place to meet up and chat with friends or get some work done, the atmosphere is quiet enough for this. I'm so grateful when the music levels were pleasant but not oppressive. You can easily carry on a conversation without listening to everyone else.

chri nune

Google review

Always a wonderful experience but please please please consider the fact that there are patrons with gluten issues. It would be so wonderful to have more options

Cara A McCown

Google review

We stopped in today, July 4th, around 9 am. I want to start by saying the coffee and gluten-free breakfast sandwich were great. I will say that I was very put off at the service. The line of service/production is a little confusing since the register is located after the food prep counter. So, when the woman behind the prep-counter asked what we would like to eat, the young man behind the register told us to wait to order so it wouldn't be confusing (for who, him? Seems pretty simple...), and was rude and gruff toward his coworker. I almost asked him why she couldn't help us (there were only 2 other customers in the building) because he was the one holding up the line, but I decided to keep my mouth shut as I didn't want her to catch more hell. It was clear she was pretty new but was focused on greeting and trying to accommodate waiting customers. By the time we left, there were two customers who had been waiting close to 10 minutes to order (there was no line) because of the dramatic inefficiency of this young man and his awful lack of communication with his coworker. It might be helpful to switch their roles because she was much more in top of things than he was. Honestly, from what I saw, her personal and organizational skills far exceed his, not to mention how unprofessional he acted toward her. I don't want this to affect anyone's job security but perhaps more training on efficiency and how to treat people is needed - DEI, people!