Last time I went the food was not good at all not what i'm use too
Good food. Good service. Had a vanilla latte. Loved it.
- All the good reviews that I have read about this property are true.
Good food, kinda pricey
Very nice looking establishment. Attached to the Joseph-Beth Bookstore, but still it's own place of business. The staff is decent. Quick, kind, and speak proper English. The food is a bit overpriced for the quality, and that's my biggest problem. The quality of the food is very sub-par. Not always hot, sometimes obviously microwaved, and usually incorrect in some sorts regardless if you did any customizing to the dish.
I highly suggest to never get take-out, as not only the accuracy is simply gone, but the food isn't packed correctly. A hot sandwich and fries does not go into a flimsy, clear plastic container that caused so much condensation the sandwich and fries were complete mush in under ten minutes. And don't even consider requesting a refund. If you're just wanting a cup of tea or coffee and maybe a muffin, then you should be fairly satisfied, otherwise, I hope you have high toleration for witnessing trial and error without progression.
This place isn't perfect. But it's close. I am having a tough time thinking of anything negative. I feel like they serve real home cooked food here. Portions are not huge but they are high quality and enough. I wish they had a better beer selection. Would be nice if they ran some weeknight specials too. Maybe they do.
Excellent food! Fresh and local. Family owned. Variety of seasonal options. Hormone free, Gluten free and some Vegetarian choices.
The food was pretty good. But
This place seems a little pretentious for a cafe restaurant in a book store. Their breakfast menu isn't posted online, which meant I went in this last time thinking the menu would be much more brunch-like/diverse cause I had been reviewing the wrong one.
Side rant: I'm sooo bored with breakfast and brunch places only having meals with eggs. I'm not a huge fan of eggs for breakfast and I'd rather have a sandwich orsomething else hot and delicious that doesn't have eggs. And I've yet to find a place that will let you sub the eggs for something else. Have all of the other people who don't like eggs just given up and stopped going to breakfast?