Stopped here during a road trip and loved the cozy, inviting décor right away--it's such a cute…read morespot to sit and relax. I ordered an egg breakfast sandwich with home fries and an apple juice, which came out to about $25. While the food itself was a bit on the bland side and felt a little limited for the price, the ambiance really stands out. It's a great place to catch up with friends or family over brunch and enjoy a warm, welcoming vibe. Not somewhere I'd go out of my way to revisit, but I'm glad I stopped in and appreciated the atmosphere.

This is a beautiful, well-stocked bakery with a variety of goodies to take home or eat there…read more Although the prices are on higher side, I don't mind paying for "les artes blanches": A mushy croissant is a sad, sad thing. Here's where it all fell down. After placing my order, I turned my back, reading the menu. Then I heard the microwave "ding" and saw my pain au chocolat removed. Really?? (I once had a Cordon Bleu-trained pastry chef explain that croissants should never be re-heated because it ruins the scaffolding of the butter/flour feuille, or "sheets"). I then tried the various seats in the Danish-style cafe. Stool? No love: They're metal and lack cushions. Chairs at the tables were also metal. I settled in an honest-to-God church pew: The kind the Puritans used, to reflect upon their sins. Do yourself a favor and get your treats to go.

Do you want the flakiest, most buttery, delicious croissants of your life? Do you want an artisanal…read moreloaf of sourdough to eat by yourself - I mean share with with family? This is the place for you. Amazing bakery, great breakfast sandwiches, and delicious coffee.

I arrived for breakfast knowing nothing about the bakery beyond the location. Crossing the…read morethreshold, the aroma of yeast and warm cinnamon hit me, and something else I couldn't quite put my finger on. When I looked at the display case, it became clear: Sourdough! I'd never before seen sourdough croissants or cheese danishes; there's an abundance of gorgeous loaves/boules for sale. (Cheese fondue supplies! Yes!!). A baker's rack to the right sells day-old bread at discounted prices (make your own croutons!) I opted for an almond (sourdough) croissant and a small coffee; I was asked if I wanted a mug or a to go cup? I was given a beautiful glazed mug - very charming! Two things worth mentioning: There's a small seating area downstairs, and five large tables upstairs. The stairs? A polite way of describing them is, "grandfathered-in". The rise/run makes it difficult to navigate if you're in thick boots, carrying a child, or have stiff knees. The pastry had a beautiful crunch. I enjoyed the almond flavor. And then I found: cherry preserves? I'm aware that "croissant et confiture" (eaten with jam) is a standard French breakfast, but it did change the mouth feel of the treat. I'd recommend this place to anyone wanting to try something earthier and beautifully executed.

Heading into Hamburg today so I checked the Too Good To Go app and got the last bag from here for…read more$4.99. I've never been here before even though I've passed it many times. Headed to the counter and showed the app, they said have a seat we'll get your bag ready. The place is cute inside kinda homey with little kiosk with stuff for sale. She brought my bag over and had a cup for coffee. She let me to the coffee station & I had the coffee of the day. I normally don't drink flavored coffee but it was real good, a nutty and creamy flavor combined. My bag had a bowl of broccoli cheddar soup and slice of blueberry crumble pie. The table by me had sandwiches that looked good, will definitely be back.

Stopped in after my haircut at cortos since they share the same parking lot. I frequent this place…read moreregularly I just haven't gotten a chance to post a review yet. For those who have never been, there's two entry points; the front (from the street), is wheelchair friendly, while the back (from the parking lot) has some stairs. There are two single bathrooms available in this place. If you're dining in, you can order at the counter and they'll bring the food to your table. Regardless you need to order at the counter anyway. They always have a great selection of baked goods and coffee, plus specialty drinks on rotation. They offer light breakfast and lunch if you don't want just a coffee and pastry. They sell gifts and ground/bean coffee along with flavored syrups. For this particular trip, I ventured in to get lavender syrup (Torani). I treated myself to a specialty rotating drink (Hansel and Gretel frozen coffee - frozen coffee with gingerbread and white chocolate). I also purchased a blueberry muffin and a pumpkin cream cheese muffin (also a rotation dessert specialty). All were excellent, as par for course here. I don't hear at all but speak well, so the kind lady at the front grabbed a pad and writing utensil to communicate with me, which was very helpful and so we both were on the same page. It was very appreciated. Another reason I love this place, they're so accommodating

Service and food were great !! I had Ruben was very tasty…read moreand size was enough for left overs My mom had roast beef chicken wing platter and she said was very good

Monday lunch with friends, there were eight of us and we were seated in the room I would consider…read morethe sun room. We were the only ones in the room so it was great to be as loud as we wanted without disturbing anyone. They have a large parking lot but it can be easy to miss since it's by one of the roundabout's. I had the Beef on Weck wrap. Asked our waitress about it since it's been a while since I was there. She said it was one of the newer items and is very popular. The beef is wrapped in a flour tortilla with provolone, creamy horseradish, salt & caraway seeds & finished in a panini press. It comes with chips and a pickle but I upgraded to fries. My choices were straight cut, waffle or sweet potato so I opted for waffle fries. I would definitely order it again. Everyone enjoyed their food, too busy talking to take pics but some of their options were the beer cheddar soup, corned beef quesadilla, burger, chicken sandwich, roast beef on white bread with mashed potatoes & gravy. Their rye bread is baked in-house and you can purchase it just like one of my friends did.

Best blue cheese. I've been ordering from here for years. If anything is ever wrong with my order,…read morethey make sure to make it up to me. Wen the pizza is good, it's GOOD. Easily in my top 5 pizza places.

Tried to order a small cheese pizza at 7:30pm and was told they're closed (I live 5 minutes away)…read more Change your listed closing time if you're not going to take orders over a half an hour before close.

Terrible Service don't get a sub with oil unless you want the bottle poured on it. The subway was…read moremushy so I threw it out.

If you are going to cut your "steak" portions, then please get a smaller roll. Today my portion of…read moremeat was "hidden" in a huge , fresh roll. I had to call in a search party to find it. Reading national media stories that portions are shrinking due to corp ownership change...

We decided to share a lunch and choose the easy shareable quesadilla. It was excellent. Generously…read morefilled with peppers and chicken or beef (at $3 extra). The quesadilla was served in 5 wedges and came with a little lettuce and some pico de gallo and a small container with sour cream with siracha. The pico was excellent, the sour cream could have had a little heat. PS we were with a group of 12 and the service charge is already on the check.

We opted for the quesadilla to share. It is filled with cherry peppers, cheese and either chicken…read moreor beef(beef is $3.00 more). It was delicious. What is different here is that the quesadilla comes with a protein. Many restaurants list a quesadilla as cheese and chicken or beef are listed as extras. What was surprising was that the quesadilla was served cut in 5 wedges. I would have thought 4 wedges. It was made from a large tortilla, and maybe an odd number of pieces is more esthetically appealing on the plate? The pico de gallo was also excellent. We ate every bit of it. The sour cream had just a little bit of siracha mixed in to give it a pink color. Nice flavor, not hot. A very nice lunch. The quesadilla was definitely large enough to share. Note: because we were a table of 12, the "service charge"/tip was already on our individual checks.

Full of sunshine (and potted plants for sale). I was…read moreimmediately greeted. On the left is the veggie-leaning Pure Roots; on the right side is Burger Bros, which distinguishes itself with a front of house sign, "Y'all Are Welcome, But You Gotta Act Right". (Review for there to follow soon). It was a cold day. When I asked what the soup of the day was, I was told, "Lemon chicken". I assumed it was like an avgolemno, which I like. Never assume. Below is the photo of my meal. Zucchini, peas and carrots played a starring role but were not mentioned. "Let medicine be your food/ Let food be your medicine" Hippocrates is supposed to have said. I consumed my medicine in silent contemplation of the bakery down the street. This restaurant is self-serve; seat yourself after ordering and paying, then bus your table at the end. Limited parking on the busy street out front.

Nice sandwich and decent smoothie. The sandwich came with a side of lettuce with no dressing…read more Nice people