Kerry Carlson

Google review

Delightful place! Crêpes are gluten-free, filled with your classic french/Belgian options, or, if you want a twist, other breakfast and modern ones. I had the Nutella and strawberry, and my companion had a samosa crêpe. 2 crepes, 2 coffees, and 2 macarons was just shy of $40. Seating is tight but comfy, with the option to sit on benches with pillows or classic chairs.

Terri

Google review

Absolutely yummy tacos!! I had the carnitas taco and the squash taco. Yum!!! Can't comment on the chips as they were not gluten free and I have Celiac disease. Lots of wonderful choices and will definitely be back.

Caroline Keys

Google review

Great coffee shop! Plenty of seating options. They had delicious options between their coffees, teas, and baked goods. I got their iced latte with pumpkin pie flavoring and was incredibly impressed! It was really high quality, not some oversugary commercial flavoring I could buy at a store for my home coffee. Even though it was busy, they served us incredibly fast! Huge Kudos for their speed, I was really impressed especially with it tasting so good at that speed! No gluten free options for food so maybe check out menu beforehand if you have restrictions

Jessica Martin

Google review

A quaint, local coffee and small eats place that’s popular for a reason. As it’s name implies, it’s more of the type of cafe for people to come and socialize, both inside and outside, rather than work on a computer but it’s still comfortable with multiple tables and comfy seats. They do have their own way of doing things which may throw off some customers (bring your own water cup, ask for sugar packets, etc) but the workers are very friendly, which only helps the atmosphere. And I got the breakfast bowl which was hearty and flavorful, with a good portion. And they are conscious of allergens like gluten if you have those concerns.

Mark Crow

Google review

Had chicken kabobs with rice. Very tasty. Friendly staff dealt well adapting dishes to my gluten free diet.