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    Dogs allowed

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    Outside seating
    Sonali O.

    When we arrived this morning to the cafe, we were both surprised and not surprised that we were the only guests - Surprising because it's a Sunday morning and not surprising since this cafe is in a neighborhood. We were greeted by two staff members who were polite and friendly. They took our order without rushing us and brought it to us after a while. Coffees and pastries were good, but not exceptional. We will return when the weather is better to take advantage of their outdoor seating and to try lunch options. I'd recommend this cafe as a place to bring your laptop and get some work done while having a bite.

    Top: Hazelnut Croissant Breakfast Bottom: Les Savory Ham and Cheese Croissant Breakfast
    Ethan K.

    This place is very convenient for anyone who lives in the area. The restaurant is clean and has a good vibe to it. They have an assortment of croissants and other pastries, as well as your standard coffee orders. The croissants are buttery and flaky, and they pair well in the sweet and savory flavors. The cafe au lait and chai tea were served hot and were delicious to sip on. The barista and servers are all super pleasant, and work with you on whatever you like to order. I will be adding this place to my regular rotation!

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    Donut D.

    A nice little cafe/shop behind Cougar Mt Middle School. It doesn't have any parking, only street side but does have a reserved spot for handicap. Their croissants are flaky and fresh. They also have savory sandwiches and dessert tarts. My favorite is their hazelnut one. Their interior has about 6 tables and they have a small storefront patio for outdoor seating. A very nice place to catch a coffee and yummy pastry. Across from their store is a picnic shelter and a trailhead. I have to say their pastries are not cheap but will do.

    Kouign-Amann ($7.00)
    Courtney L.

    As a sweet way to begin the year, two of us started the day with coffee and French pastries! This café is located in a residential area almost near the top of the Talus development. There's street parking only, but since the storefront is on a corner, we were able to find a spot pretty easily. They displayed their pastry offerings at a table near the entrance which included both sweet and savory options. An employee immediately welcomed us and graciously took a couple minutes to describe each one. Everything looked perfectly golden brown and flaky. I selected the Kouign-Amann ($7.00) per the employee's recommendation and my companion got the twice-baked almond croissant ($7.00). I also got a 12 oz. Cafe Latte ($4.85), but was disappointed to hear that they don't have decaf coffee. Instead, the barista kindly suggested one shot of espresso rather than the standard two. It didn't give me the jitters, so I was happy about that despite still paying the full price for a weaker latte. The Kouign-Amann was airy and soft on the inside and crisp on the outside. The exterior was brushed lightly with a sugary coating that caramelized in the oven. So good! This pastry was pretty rich, composed of many buttery layers, but I appreciated how it wasn't too sweet. The almond croissant was filled with a delightful almond paste. Both of us enjoyed our breakfast, but the pricing is quite steep so we probably wouldn't become regulars. Our two pastries and two coffees totaled $23 before tax. 3.75 stars.

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    Susanna L.

    When you walk in, someone will greet you in front of the counter ready to take your order/ answer questions. She was very kind but for me I like to look and talk about the food before ordering so I felt pressured to talk less (to my husband) and order so I won't be in the way They have the glass case & also a few pastries on the counter for display. We ordered the quiche and sandwich; they kindly told us it would take some time to warm up. They brought us complimentary bottle of water & cups as we waited To our surprised the quiche and sandwich came with salad. But it IS pricey, $17. But they were so good!! I had the quiche and my husband the sandwich (croque?) the quiche was lightly crispy on the top and gooey soft inside but with texture. Crust is good... so good Tart was really good too and I loved the little things inside that gave a little crunch... I didn't see the paper menu until after I ordered and be warned, nothing on display has prices on it ... so if you are on a tight budget, definitely look at the paper menu and/or ask for the prices Coffee is normal price but pastries and breads are all $8-$17. I think our bill came out to around $90 before tips and we only had 2 coffee, sandwich, quiche, tart and 2 pastries to take home ... keep in mind they are small... AND DELICIOUS. as one would say you get what you paid for! The sitting area, considering the price of food is very.... Informal? Metal chairs that weren't too comfortable. They also have some benches with higher table/ chairs. Ok but not a great place for little kids (me and my 3 year old love going to cafes). They did have one high chair there. But overall the place is not good for kids that wiggle around and want to walk around. The chairs is not the most comfortable and the bench seats would be a bit too tall And they DO rotate what they have so if there is a particular thing you want you might want to call before hand. There is a very clean bathroom too. But food wise I would give them a 5+!!

    Eclair, almond show pastry, plain croissant, latte car au lait.
    Nishita K.

    Pastries were nice. But cannot even compare to the ones in Paris. They were all good and tasty but found it to be extremely overpriced. I would be willing to pay the price if they compared with any corner Paris boulangerie . Coffee was bad, wouldn't recommend. Would recommend the almond shoe pastry, eclair and plain crossoint. Service girls were sweet. Cafe ambience was cute.

    The current lunch menu
    Gary K.

    If you live here, and need a local place for a nice tête-à-tête with your neighbors, this might be a reasonable cafe, but I wouldn't take the time to drive here. The pastries were stale, with my smoked salmon tart topped with dry pieces of lox, the edges already leathery. If the coffee and tea was half the price, they would be OK, but thats extremely expensive for a teabag in a cup of hot water. The latte earned them a star for being tasty and nice and hot.

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    Overpriced, only the crossiant is good, very expensive for what you get. Went there twice.

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    Outdoor and indoor seating. Secluded location up in Talus. Good food. Ok coffee. Friendly service. A nice change of pace.

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