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The pollack roe crossaint was pretty good, which shocked me a little. The balanced flavor of the sauce and pollack roe, with the buttery of crossaint went really well together. The matcha einspanner was slightly disappointing, I think it might be a personal preference but I didn't like the taste of their matcha. It is a more grassy taste.
After wanting to try this bakery for the longest time, I finally got the chance to try it recently. The inside of the cafe is huge, with tons of space for you to hang out with friends or chill and get some work done. I came to try the famous Dubai chocolate mochi and some drinks. The dubai chocolate mochi itself was alright. While the marshmallow portion was good, the pistachio/kataifi filling tasted very oily. I got the misugaru latte--which I wasn't a fan of--but my friends got their sparkling drinks, which we all thought were pretty good. Overall, I could be willing to give this cafe another chance (maybe I just chose bad items), but I wouldn't go out of my way for it.
Came and tried a bunch of desserts with a large group after having dinner next door, and we were all very satisfied! The setting of this cafe is HUGE, with multiple floors of seating; if I lived around here, I would definitely come hangout all the time! The onigiri croissant concoction the cafe sells is very uniqur and has a great texture; they all come with different fillings but are delicious! Also tried the Assam Milk Tea bingsoo, soft serve, and variois pastries, which all came out great!
Cafe W is so delish! Went savoring and got the cheesy onion bread along with their famous cronigiri. The cronigiri was just as delicious as when I got it the first time, while the cheesy onion tart was not was I expected. Jammed packed with onions, and a Dijon type sauce covered in cheese. Not bad but not my fav. Glad I tried it, but maybe it needed to be heated or warmed for it to have full flavor potential. The strawberry earl grey iced tea was fire!!!! I need to grab it again. I also love the cool beverages/lattes they feature. I want to try a new drink every time I come here! Finally, I do love coming here to work. There's ample space with plenty to snack on while here.
So I have been coming to Cafe W once every 1-2 months after I get a haircut, and the size of the croissant onigiri ($6.50) has progressively gotten smaller and smaller since I started coming a year ago. I get it since the economy has not been the best, but I was quite disappointed this time. It was around 30% smaller than it used to be AND the mayo pollack roe was empty. There was a tiny chunk of roe on the top so I know I didn't purchase the wrong item, but the inside had no filling at all! Just bread... Unfortunately, I don't see myself coming back here anymore.
While I have been a regular here, I feel like the professionalism of the staff has declined significantly. They look like they don't want to work there. Looks pissed off if you ask any questions. I asked for a recommendation for their fruity drinks. They said the grapefruit ade was the best seller. It tasted so bad, was definitely not worth the price. Ordered a black coffee with hazelnut, which was good. Biggest concern is, why did I get a salt bread that did not finish baking?! The inside of it was partially raw. The dough was still cold and stretchy/doughy. That's literally what they're known for, and charge an insane price for a pastry that doesn't require a lot of ingredients to make. Disappointed, don't think I'll be back.
Came here with my boyfriend on a rainy Sunday evening after having had dinner in the area and craving something sweet! We were immediately drawn to how big the entire store was on the inside, and I loved that it was well lit but not overstimulating. We looked through their bakery selection and we wanted to try so many things! As it was raining outside, there weren't too many people in the cafe but the staff were friendly and attentive! He chose the Salted Bread with a topping that I forgot the name of, as well as a Custard Bun and the Dirty Chocolate Crumble Croissant. I chose a Blueberry Croissant and Black Sesame Croissant (pictures not shown), as well as the Earl Grey Cassis Mousse. I also ordered the Iced Black Sesame Latte and my bf ordered the Yuzu Mint Ade (not pictured but delicious!). We sat down with our drinks and ate the Salted Bread (which was delicious but super messy and kind of hard to eat but it was fun) and the Custard Bun (it was like a ginormous cream puff which was extremely filled with a nice and creamy but not overly sweet custard). We also ate the Earl Grey Cassis Mousse which was AMAZING! It was rich and creamy but not overly sweet, and although it looks small and the price looks hefty for its size, the taste was outstanding and it was definitely smart to share it with someone! The iced black sesame latte and yuzu mint ade were great thirst quenchers, and my boyfriend and I would definitely come back here!
I've only tried the Dubai chocolate mochi so far, but omg I'm completely addicted. I heard the chewy Dubai chocolate cookie was trending in Korea and there's a version of it at a bakery in the city that's a bit too sweet. Being a queens girl, I'm glad cafe w is making them. The texture is so fun! The outer layer is chewy and covered in a dark cocoa powder and the inside has kataifi mixed with pistachio cream. The best thing is that it's not too sweet. Hoping to try the salt bread next time since it was sold out when I visited.
Saw a lot of about this place so was excited to swing by. Large space with two floors. Could easily fit large group hangouts or small study sessions. I was expecting the interior to be more elevated and aesthetically-enticing honestly, but it was a casual spot instead. The desserts were cute but nothing I'd rush back for. Good photo moment. Wish I had come in time for the Onigiri Croissants. They must sell out very early. Tip: all bakery items are 50% during the last hour! If I was more hungry, I definitely would've taken advantage of that great deal.
Cafe W in Bayside is one of those Korean bakeries that clearly has the neighborhood's attention. Finding parking on Northern Boulevard or in their small lot can be a challenge, so be prepared to look elsewhere nearby. But once you're inside, you'll see why it's popular, the place was completely packed and buzzing with energy, even on a freezing cold day. The pastry case is loaded with tempting options, including the viral Dubai chewy cookie and all sorts of breads. We tried a few things: the salt bread was a highlight, light, fluffy, and perfectly savory. The French toast was another winner with a crispy edge and a nice dusting of cinnamon sugar. The chive and cream cheese bread was tasty, though absolutely packed with a lot of rich cream cheese. The much-talked-about Dubai chewy cookie was just alright for us. It was coated in so much cocoa powder that it was messy to eat, and we wished the pistachio flavor was stronger. We also tried a matcha latte, which was pretty standard, it didn't have a strong matcha taste and watered down quickly. Overall, Cafe W is a solid spot with some real pastry highs. If you're in the area, it's worth a visit for the excellent breads, but maybe temper your expectations for the trendier items and drinks.
I was intrigued and stopped in to try their pastries and was shocked by the amount of goodies they have available. I think the Vanilla creme Cronigiri was a perfect pastry, not too heavy and not too sweet. I also got an iced latte and an iced matcha latte, which were okay nothing to write home about. The staff was friendly and even offered to bag my leftovers which I thought was a kind gesture. The cafe is quite spacious and plenty of room for seating even with groups. Excited to go back and try more of their pastries.
Cafe W definitely reminds me of some of the Korean cafes I've been to during my trip to Korea! Their baked goods are super aesthetically pleasing and instagram worthy. I came here specifically to try their onioissants (onigiri and croissants hybrid). The flavors were good but didn't have too much flakiness which was disappointing. If I had to choose I enjoyed the chive bacon cream cheese filling more as it was less dry. I also ordered their garlic butter bread which I didn't like very much. It tasted too sweet for my liking. Their salted bread with pollock roe was amazing though! It has the perfect amount of chewiness and was a savory delight. It tasted very similar to the salted bread we had in Korea. Overall, a wonderful cafe with innovative pastries and breads. Prices are reasonable as well. I'd come back next time to try their cafe drinks! read more
A cute spacious café in Murray hill that serves your typical drinks, bakery items and desserts. My friends, and I wandered in here for a place to sit and relax after our lunch. We ended up ordering the tiramisu to share and found a table upstairs. The area was a perfect place to study in, with many available on a Saturday afternoon. After having one bite, we all found the tiramisu to be overly sweet. Good thing they were able to offer us free cups of water at the front. I would love to come back to try something else. read more
At a request from wifey, I was here for some pastries that she had seen posted on instagram. It was pretty tucked away on a side street with other Asian restaurant on the corner. Cars were parked outside the bakery and you kind of had to squeeze through them to get inside. But inside the restaurant was brightly lit and sooo spacious. I could see this place easily being a spot that you could do a wfh sheesh if you wanted. The staff were really friendly and helpful with helping me find what I was looking for. Getting there earlier probably next time would be beneficial as some of the choices were sold out. Go here! read more
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3 years ago
I really wanted to like this place. It has all the markings of a great bakery, but... I tried the fruit tart. Disappointed to find small spots of mold on the raspberries. For the price they charge, they should really use fresher berries. So I threw the fruit out. Then just ate the cream and crust. Not enough cream compared to the large chunk of crust you get. The cream is very tasty. The crust is too dry and bland on its own. Needs more cream filling. Chocolate croissant: Tasty, filled with chocolate mouse and covered in chocolate. Didn't like that the outer layer of the bread was a bit on the hard crusty side. Maybe from over baking. Personally, I prefer it on the soft and fluffy side. I would get this again though. Tastes great, slightly heated. Pastries are on the pricey side. They do have a lots of interesting drinks to try. As a hang out or 'work away from home' spot, this place is great! Lots of room and different forms of tables and chairs. Very comfortable and cool looking. Comfy ans cozy. A nice sized seating area can also be found up stairs. Makes a great private room. Takeout packaging. For the premium price you pay for these pastries, I expected a lot nicer packaging than a plain brown paper bag with a small hand stamped letter 'W' on the front of the bag. Similar what you get at the corner bodega... a plain brown paper bag. I took this brown paper bag, over to a friend's house for dessert. She didn't believe me when I said I purchased these at a premium priced bakery. She though I got it at a supermarket because it was packaged so shabbily. A brown paper bag??!! , she said. Each pastry is wrapped in some tissue paper then all are placed in a brown paper bag. She especially didn't believe that these were fresh, from a higher level bakery when she saw small spots of mold on the raspberries of the fruit tart. Argh! Thanks Cafe W. You made me look bad. read more
Such a hidden gem. I can't wait to come back to try desserts. I got the black sesame latte and the foam was nice and thick, complex flavor and this sweet black sesame cream at the bottom! So unique and the staff was very attentive and friendly on a Sunday. read more
3 years ago
Omg this reminds me of a mix between Cafe Onion & London Bagel Museum back on my previous trip to Seoul last year. Salted butter bread with squid ink cheese- 9/10 the fluffiest and chewiest bread with a savory yellow cheese filling that keeps you coming back for more Pretzel cream and chive- 1000/10 the first bite was indescribable i wish i could relive it...super soft paired with the most fragrant and slightly sweet cream sososo delish Based on these alone, im gonna be putting this on top of my treat day cafes whenever im in flushing. I hope they bring back the fig campagne because it looked so good on their insta and i definitely wanna try a healthy bread without any guilt. P.S. employees are so kind and friendly with the loveliest seating upstairs with outlets and restrooms! read more
This Korean bakery is located in a space that used to be a salon. There is limited parking in the front, so you would need to find parking by meter or in the residential area. It's spacious with two floors. Cafe W offers drinks, pastries, and desserts. I ordered the Lime Pinapple Mousse, Strawberry Bingsoo, Salted Butter w/ Cream and Chive Bread, and Salted Butter w/ Pollack Roe Bread. For the price, the Lime Pineapple Mouse was definitely overpriced for something so tiny but tasted delicious. If you want to try it for the taste, go ahead. The Strawberry Bingsoo was delicious and the cookie with the cafe's logo wad a nice touch. The strawberries were very tart when I tried it, so the ice cream it came with complemented the bingsoo well without it being too sweet. The cream cheese in the Chive Bread was sweet, so don't be surprised if it's not salty. The Pollack Roe Bread on the other hand, was savory and my favorite from the two. Ordering and purchasing the items was a breeze. Once you place an order with the staff for the bingsoo, they'll give you a buzzer to let you know when to pick up your item from the other side. I was too full to try the drinks they had to offer. I will be coming back to try their sweets for my next visit. read more
Great service. I've been here twice and the same girl has been super helpful and friendly There are a few parking spots out in the front The first time the baked goods were alright. My most recent time here the baked goods were better. I def tried a lot more my first time. Bread is pretty pricey. Earl grey eclair - so pretty and good. Salted bread roll- first time it wasn't as soft, chewy, and slightly crunchy but this time the pollack one was soft, chewy, and slightly crunchy. Def want to try more now Potato salad bread- good but there is a light sweet glaze which I am not a fan of Cream chive pretzel bread- sweet. I am not a fan of the sweet cream when I'm expecting something savory. I wish places would note that it's slightly sweet. Pretzel bread is not salty but has the pretzel taste Tried a few mousse cakes and thought it was okay. If you get it in the summer like I did my first time then it will melt quickly so don't take it to go if you have quite a drive Espresso- good Will be back to try more things... read more
1 year ago
Heard some good things about this bakery so we decided to come get some bread. The croissants were all okay. The taste was okay. Nothing really special. I wish the croissants were a little more buttery. It had a lot of filling on the inside. The raspberry jam filling was not overly sweet. We also got their vanilla ice cream soft serve. It had a good taste but wasnt creamy like regular soft serve and had a weird film on the outside so when you took a bite you can feel it in your mouth. Overall we were happy to try the croissant but wouldn't go out of our way unless we were in the neighborhood. read more
1 year ago
It's my go to cafe for refreshing drinks and coffee, i really like the ambiance and vibe. I brought some of my friends to this place and they liked it too. Summer drinks are the best and i like almond chocolate croissants the most. read more
I LOVE THEIR BUNS. Garlic cheese bun. Onion cheese bun. Chive and cream cheese bun. Every bun is great!!! You can also ask them to heat it up to eat there. DO IT. There are also 2 floors with lots of tables and even a sofa. Love that it's so spacious! They have a few tight parking spots in front. read more
3 years ago
RATING: 7/10 PRO TIP: Came here mostly for the ice cream croissant cone which was super fun. This cafe is actually such a great place to hang out and study. There's bathrooms, wifi, plenty of seating upstairs. The menu is HUGE and so you will def find something you will like and most of their items and baked goods are interesting. CAFE W CLASSIC PUDDING Forogt the name of this but it's the thing with the face on it. It seemed to be their namesake item and didn't super love. It was ok/good but nothing to write home about, the textures didn't blend super well. But it was nice, had a bit of a crunch, chestnutty, and lightly sweet. Nice to try but probs wouldn't get again. BLACK SESAME ICE CREAM CROISSANT Had to do it for the vibes. Black sesame ice cream was nice and nutty, a pretty solid black sesame ice cream. The croissant cone is a fun concept and the ice cream doesn't melt through the cone which is good. It's not a bad croissant but the combo isn't necessarily greater than the sum of its parts. But it's fun, and if you like croissants and you like ice cream why not have both at once?? FINAL CATEGORY: OK/GOOD (terrible / bad / OK / GOOD / great / excellent) read more
The cutest cafe spot with various menu items and spacious, minimalist interior! We tried the popular 소금빵, which is a buttery slightly salted roll. My favorite was the black sesame ice cream - the creaminess doesn't overwhelm the nutty flavor - and the matcha eispanner. It's definitely on the sweet side but you have to indulge every once in a while! The pastries were so beautiful and artfully crafted - unfortunately, their popular mousses are made with tree nuts so I could not taste but my friends said the mango and coffee flavor were their favorites. read more
3 years ago
Super cute bakery with 2 floors and an outside balcony. Plenty of seating throughout both floors as well as beautiful high ceilings on the first floor. Very aesthetically pleasing. There was no line, so I was able to order quickly. I just got a drink since I had eaten already, but it was pretty average. If the interior wasn't so amazing, this would probably be a four star place based on their drinks, but the interior passed my expectations with the spaciousness and amazing lighting. read more
A roomy cafe, with more seats than your average NYC cafe. They sell baked goods Asian-bakery style, where you grab a pair of tongs and a tray and have at it. Every pastry they have is around the 5-7 dollar range. The double chocolate croissant was a highlight for me. The pistachio latte was okay but the flavor of the espresso itself seemed muddled with the sweetness of the syrups. A good place to do some work for a bit. They have three parking spots in the front, with a 2 hour limit, but there's also street parking around the area. read more
Ame in out of curiosity, my wife mentioned this cafe is new. I ordered a blueberry bread pudding $8, a bit dry. Clerk at the front made the bread pudding warm which was a nice touch. But honestly, not the best for the price-certainly there is better if you look around. The ice coffee large $6 ( ask for the ice coffee with very little ice) i basically got an cup full of ice with very little coffee. Nonetheless the coffee was brewed well. My wife wanted to try a lime pineapple mousse cake $8 and i noticed the basque cheese cake. While i love cheesecake, this cheesecake was good, not too heavy kn the cream cheese taste, somewhat fluffy but too soft. Overall good flavor better than most. My least favorite was the lime pineapple mousse, i didnt like it but my wife loved, every one has their favorites. Great open space, hard to believe its a 2 floor cafe with an amazing amount of seating and pretty relaxed atmosphere. Everything came out to $32, so not cheap. I dont know that i would come back, since is off the main street and its not cheap to have dessert here but tonight we were just walking around the neighborhood so we are here bow. read more
i LOVE this place and salt bread is elite, give it a few tries because i was disappointed at first and i am addicted now!! the food: SALT BREAD!! they bake them fresh every day and when done right, it's so chewy and savory inside. the garlic bread is also fab. the space: huge space, lots of tables and also a big upstairs area where a lot of people work the service: nice! read more
This is such a lovely new cafe and bakery addition in the flushing area! There is plenty of room for seating with two whole floors, a clean bathroom and hand sanitizer/wipes :) as for the food, you can't go wrong with their savory breads and croissants... my favorite has been the scallion cream bun, their famous onioissant and chocolate almond croissant. The drinks we've tried are ok but I would go back and try the matcha eispanner, matcha croissant and squid cream cheese ciabatta. The croissant that comes with the soft serve was also a little cold and stale but could be better warmed up and served fresh (we did come later in the day). Overall, I highly recommend checking out this cafe when you're looking for a treat! read more
Ok, the hype is real. I came here because of the onigiri croissant. I grabbed the last pollack roe and 1 bacon chive/cream cheese. They had a vanilla as well but I wasn't feeling sweet. The two pastries were both $6.50 each and were packed in a box. It was kind of hard to bite into and it got quite messy. I suggest cut it in half then eat. I thought I would like the pollack more but to my surprise the bacon chive and cream cheese was tastier. I definitely would come back for that. They also have some unique pastries and cant wait to give them a try next time! read more
This place has been getting a lot of buzz on social media, finally had a chance to check it out today. First of all, it is right off Northern Ave, it has a very small parking lot, with only 3-4 spots. As such, finding parking was annoying in the busy residential area. The space itself is very expansive with two levels, high ceilings and minimalistic designs. It's a great space to catch up with friends or family over coffee. The cafe has the typical pastry/bread offerings, as well as a number of mousse, two bingsoo options and various drinks. I definitely had sticker shock when I saw the prices, nearly $20 for the strawberry bingsoo!! More than $12 for a small mousse cake the size of my palm!! However, since we are already here, might as well try everything. So nearly $40 later, I returned to the table with a Strawberry Bingsoo, a Lime Pineapple Mousse and an Americano. Overall, both food options I got were very good, the mousse was light and refreshing with the perfect amount of filling. While the bingsoo had the perfect amount of sweetness and a hint of yogurt. They were delicious, but I do not think they were worth the up charge. There are tons of great cafes in the area that are more reasonably priced, as such, I don't think I will be frequenting this place when I am in the area. read more
4 months ago
Spacious two story cafe in flushing with desserts and pastries. Stopped by for light breakfast and got the lime pineapple mousse, a pastry with garlic butter, and iced coffee with soft serve on top. I think if I had known that the mousse cake was more like an ice cream cake and not so much a mousse I would've held off on the ice cream lol. It was refreshing but I had way too much cold stuff to eat. The garlic butter pastry was okay, but the butter was too sweet (and there was too much of it) and I think it would have been much better if it was warm. If I were to stop by again I'd probably want to try some of their butter rolls with fillings because it seemed like those were the popular item here. read more
Spacious cafe, great drinks and pretty desserts, but a bit on the expensive end. We ordered strawberry latte, lavender latte, affogato, mr w mousse, mango mousse and earl grey dessert. Strawberry latte ($6) was refreshing. Tasted like strawberry jam with milk over ice! It was sweet and did not taste artificial at all. 4.5/5 Lavender latte ($6) was exactly what it sounds like, coffee with lavender. I'm not a big fan of lavender in my drink or desserts, but love lavender in soap and detergent. Would recommend for those that like drinking lavender drinks! 4/5 Affogato ($7.50) a light-mid roast over a vanilla bean soft serve. My favorite out of everything we had! The sweet ice cream balanced the slightly sour espresso. 5/5 Mr W mousse ($13-14) coffee flavored cake base with chocolate ganache and sugar crumb filling, coated with coffee flavored mousse. For the price tag, it's more for the pictures. The taste was plain and every bit was slightly thrown off with the sugar crumb crystal in the ganache. Felt like bitting into pop rock sugar crystals. Did not go well. 3/5 The other cakes were also on the pricier side. The cafe itself was nice and service was quick. There is lots of seating. Would come again for the drinks and ice cream. read more
1 year ago
So glad I finally got to try this bake shop! I went in around 1:45 after kbbq in the area. When I saw the pistachio cream latte on the menu, I knew I had to give it a try. It was just as good as I imagined. The pistachio cream with the pistachio crumble on top is delicious, not too sweet & pairs so well with the coffee. I also picked up a few pastries to try- the salted butter bread and pain au chocolat! Service was great- staff friendly and coffee as prepared so quickly. It does get busy, but there is good amount of seating downstairs and upstairs. Can't wait to visit again soon. Parking spots are limited just outside the cafe, so parking around the neighborhood is also an option. read more
2 years ago
Visited Cafe W specifically to try the viral cronigiri! I had the bacon cream cheese flavor and my partner had the pollack. I enjoyed it and thought the flavor was pretty good! Kinda like a bagel with cream cheese and bacon. Wished the outside was a little crispier but enjoyed the overall taste. They're about $6-7 each. Also tried the onion cheese pastry which was good, definitely heavy on the onion though. I'd probably skip that one next time and try the Korean sweet garlic cream cheese bread instead. Small selection of pastries compared to other Asian bakeries but everything they do have looks beautiful! read more
2 years ago
I came here after having lunch nearby on a Saturday afternoon. I got here pretty late (3pm) so unfortunately, a lot of pastries were sold out. However, the place was packed even though it was pouring outside. The pastries were huge and reasonably priced. The flavors were interesting like squid ink and corn. They also had small mousse cakes as well but they were pricey ($12-$14). I tried their famous raspberry vanilla croissant which was huge. The croissant was flakey and the filling was fresh. I would definitely come back! There's so many pastries I want to try! read more
New place on Northern and everything is great - the food, drinks, service and ambiance were all amazing. I stopped by with a few friends earlier today after hearing about its soft opening and we all enjoyed it. I got the matcha einspanner - a little sweet for my taste, but it was a good dessert drink after lunch for me. There is a ton of space here on both the first floor and second floor; there's even an outdoor deck area upstairs you can take your drink/food out to enjoy. I noticed there were a few people studying here and it appears there is wifi around. There's also bathrooms on both floors, which is very convenient. This would be a great place to study and get some work done. I'm definitely looking forward to stopping by again soon to try some of their other drinks and creative desserts/foods. Highly recommend if you're in the area (and even if not, drive out to check it out)! read more
This cafe is HUGE. There are 2 floors with plenty of tables and seats. I really like that they have hand wipes and sanitizer for customers to use. The cafe appears clean, but it could be because it's a b4and new cafe. They have pastries, breads, and desserts. The dessert they have are mostly mousse based. The prices are super inflated, for example, it's $13 for a single person mousse cake. I ended up getting an affrogato soft serve for myself and a regular soft serve for my kids. It's $7. Honestly, I would not order it again because the soft serve was super icy and not creamy. The espresso shot was weak. Super disappointing and expensive. Took off another star for not having an elevator. The stairs are pretty long, and I had to lug a stroller and 2 kids upstairs. Service was slow. read more
Such a nice and spacious cafe! Great for groups or solo - they have a second floor with bathrooms! Been here on the weekends and it never seemed too busy in the late afternoon but there were still a lot of customers even at 9pm. Love the bacon cronigiri - the flavor of the cream filling is sooo good. Everything looks beautifully curated and pleasing to the eyes! The shaved ice was really good but definitely pricey for the size of it. Would definitely come back. read more
Our new favorite cafe to do work! With two levels of seating and an outdoor terrace, Cafe W is spacious and make a great cafe to do work (with headphones). At this point, we've tried just about every drink on the menu, and our favorites are the assam milk tea and matcha einspanner. They also serve a variety of freshly made bread (so many variations of salted bread!!) and desserts. read more
This is the only place that sells croissant onigiri's aka onioissants. It's good, and what I always get, the only thing I change up is the flavor combos The place has that typical quiet-noisey vibes of a well light and busy cafe. Everyone's minding their own business so you can get your work done or meet up with your friends and be pretty loud without disturbing people. Lots of space, there's actually a second floor and that's typically where you can find little ol' me. Outlets can be found along the walls so fear not when you plan to set up somewhere for a full work day read more
2 years ago
We ordered a hot chocolate and a vanilla late, one of the worst drinks even worse was their pastry. One was very dry and tasted old and the other very soggy. Extremely expensive!! Two drinks and two pasties for $30!!! Paris Baguette far better!! But the ambiance was good, that was the only thing we liked. Won't be going back again for any sweets or drinks. read more
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