I walked into this bakery today, what a cute place. The bakery treats that I got were absolutely…read moredelicious! I highly recommend coming here!

And the award for the cutest cafe goes to.... Wonderfully…read morecurated decor. Even the bathroom is cute! Food was good, we had the shakshuka croissant and the muhamarra feta sandwich on a Turkish bagel. The shakshuka croissant is made Turkish style and that's why the eggs are almost mashed into the curry. The muhamarra was very tasty, going lighter on the feta may be a good idea otherwise it can tend to be overly salty. We also tried the meet point latte which has sahlep tea and sprinkled with rose leaves. It was good but I couldn't taste anything much different than a plain latte. The cold milky baklava was a pleasant surprise. Soaked through, it is a moist tasty delight! The only reason it's not 5 stars is because a lot of the coffee syrups and also some desserts like cakes are not made in house, which was a tad disappointing. The owners are very friendly and kind. It was the parent cafe's (Dolma) birthday and they offered everyone a piece of celebratory baklava. They're a newer cafe and I wish them the best and that they are successful!

This is a cute little coffee shop with barely any seating. We popped in after a walk at Jamaica…read morepond. I was thirsty so I strayed from my usual order and got a lemon ginger iced tea. It was unsweetened and the ginger was perfectly punchy. My boyfriend wanted to try the cold brew but they ran out since it was an unseasonably warm that day. Instead they offered to make him an iced Americano which I think was a blessing in disguise because it was delicious, better than any cold brew I've ever tasted. Anyway, cute place, great service, highly recommend!

One of the creamiest cortados I've had in a long time! Milk was frothed to perfection and the…read morecoffee was so tasty!

Great for breakfast (breakfast sandwich, mocha latte) and dinner (salad, tiramisu)! We go often for…read morebreakfast and it's busy but still doable. Usually able to get a table even in the rush.

The concept is unique and refreshing, and the space feels casual and easy to enjoy. Ordering was…read moresimple, and I love the idea of it transforming into a wine bar at night. I'd definitely come back to check that out. I tried the hot cocoa and the Maggi. The hot cocoa was delicious, rich and chocolatey without being overly thick or heavy. The Maggi had some really fun and unique ingredients, including avocado, and the tofu was especially well seasoned and flavorful. The only downside was the broth. It was labeled as a soup, but it felt incredibly watered down and lacked the depth of flavor I was expecting especially since I grew up eating maggi. The toppings and ingredients themselves were good, but the broth didn't quite bring everything together. My husband got the tuna salad bowl and enjoyed it.

Just visited Green Haus and got two great matchas that Caden made! He was so sweet and attentive…read moretoo. I never been to Haus before so this was a great first impression

Great cool local spot in the heart of Mission Hill to grab a cup of coffee. The little patio is the…read moreback is an awesome touch.

One of the best bakeries I've been to in the area. The quality of their baked goods is immaculate…read more I've tried many things here - my favorite has been the olive oil cake but I've also loved their croissants and pastries as well. As far as drinks, I have only tried the coconut cold brew which is very thick/strong, I usually add a little bit of oat milk to it and then it's perfect. I love strong coffee so I will never complain about having a strong cold brew!

Such a hidden gem! Came when I saw they had a kimchi…read morecheddar croissant and ended up trying three other things! Service was great and not rushed and a good amount of seats! All the croissant were so flaky and buttery. The ham and cheese had a lot of pulling which is nice because they aren't always full. The brown butter cookie was delicious with so many chocolate chips. If I lived closer I would go there every day for my daily cortado, it was perfect! Will be back for that kimchi and cheddar croissant. The flavour was amazing. Now I need them to do a kimchi cheddar scone!

Love the coffee and breakfast sandwiches! The hangover cure is the best thing ever. the coffee is…read morepretty good but sometimes has a weird taste and the flavors don't always taste separate from each other. But still yummy :)

I love this place. It is a small and well hidden cafe in Brighton and the food is great! Art on the…read morewalls is a nice touch, and most importantly the service is great. The women who run it are incredibly nice, they make you feel at home and like they've known you forever. Coffee is great, they have oat milk and dairy free options, and there is seating space if you need to get some work done.

Had The Otom. Bacon, Egg, Cheddar, Lettuce, Tomato, Spicy Aioli and I chose a whole wheat bagel. I…read morewas pretty hungry so I also added a hash brown. I was more than pleasantly surprised, the sandwich was huge and delicious. I'm still working on the large ice coffee as I'm writing this and it's a pretty value, too. The counter server was excellent as well. highly recommend this joint!

I ordered the Breakfast Plate Sandwich. It comes with egg, bacon, cheddar, hash brown patty & maple…read moresyrup on a french toast bagel​​. I may have gone a bit overboard, but I added avocado and sausage too. It was amazing! I could only eat half, but it hit the spot. I ordered on the Toast app and picked up. Had it with a large iced chai latte with a dash of vanilla. Breakfast overall was so good! Parking is a challenge, but if you order ahead, it works out. They also wrote my name in cursive which was so cool on my drink. It felt nostalgic. If you're around, check them out.

I bike past Cafe Mirror almost every day after work, and for the longest time I never stopped…read morebecause it always looked so unassuming that I couldn't even tell whether it was open. (Narrator: the Cafe is not open at 7pm.) I only recently learned it's owned by the same people behind Twin Donuts (requiescat in pace) and Brighton Cafe, and as someone who loves supporting local mom-and-pop spots, that made me even more curious to check it out. What finally drew me in was the sign advertising Thai tea and Vietnamese iced coffee. If I'm Popeye, Vietnamese iced coffee is my can of spinach. (Narrator: she is not Popeye.) Viet iced coffee is my jet fuel for the bike rides. I stepped in and asked if they took credit card, which they did! I never carry cash, so when the Google AI overview told me they were cash only, I was bummed. Anyway, trust but verify. The AI Overview can't be taken at face value, Today was an unbearably hot day (100F!), and I ordered a veggie omelet and an iced coffee. The staff immediately brought me ice water and even suggested I move closer to the window where it was cooler, which I really appreciated: it was a small gesture, but one that made me feel genuinely welcome. They were attentive throughout the meal too, even asking whether I wanted hot sauce and then checking if Cholula was okay instead of just dropping off whatever they had. The food was exactly what I was hoping for: a solid, satisfying diner breakfast. The veggie omelet was tasty, the home fries were good (maybe could be crispier on the outside, but they were gonna be murdered in Cholula anyway, so does it even matter?), and the toast was great even without butter. The iced coffee wasn't the most memorable coffee I've ever had, but it absolutely hit the spot during the heat wave. One thing that surprised me was how spacious it is inside. From the outside, I never would have guessed there was so much seating, and it had a quiet, relaxed atmosphere that made it easy to linger for a while. I also noticed several people coming in specifically for the Thai tea and Vietnamese iced coffee, so I'm clearly not the only fan. I'll definitely be back, especially when I need some more jet fuel. Cafe Mirror may not shout for your attention from the street, but it's a welcoming neighborhood cafe with kind people, good food, and exactly the kind of low-key charm that makes me want to support local businesses.

Hole in the wall breakfast/lunch spot in Brighton center. A reliable go to for my mom and I! The…read morechicken Caesar wrap is really good if you're leaning towards the lunch route. My mom enjoyed her combo meal. Pancakes are perfectly fluffy here. Prices are so cheap. My meal was only 11$ but it was on the expensive side compared to the other menu items. Some of the breakfast sandwiches were 5-6$. Our server was very friendly. Food came out fast. They also have donuts and muffins at the counter. Haven't tried the coffee here but want to in the future. Seems like the type of spot where you could eat in or grab a donut and coffee on your way to work. Would recommend.