Yum. Stumbled upon this quaint location with the help of yelp. Neighborhood, European bakerei, meets Philadelphia native with a french twist. The food tasted real as there are no preservatives or microwaves used making it more than worth the wait. A basket of yummy pastries are brought to the table as you are seated. Had salmon with eggs benedict and potatoes served on a real coissant. Mom had a roasted vegetable omelet which was well seasoned and not salty. Dad had Belgian waffles which had a unique flavor. We left very full! The only drawback is the tiny and therefore slightly noisy atmosphere. Outdoor seating by sidewalk is available. Taking amazing pastries for dessert to go and share. read more

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We came here for some bakery but decided to sit down and enjoy a brunch. Parking is easy - lots of street parking so that's a plus. Their croissants are warm, buttery and at the right level of sweetness. Definitely recommend this local cafe. read more

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The croissant here is everything. The basket of goodies they bring to you is what true love is. The gentleman here that is always friendly and so welcoming brings sunshine into my life. I know, it sounds like a fictional cafe but it seriously is like a cafe that came out of a movie or a book. Heck, I see celebrities eating here on many occasions. I am sure you'll feel like a celeb eating at this amazing place. read more

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I haven't been there yet or even tried there stuff yet but felt compelled to review based only on the customer service I received when placing a relatively large order with Bebe (I hope I spelled it right) over the phone. I called to place an order for 7 dozen croissants to pick up in a few days and Bebe was so kind and helpful! I asked for a break on the price, given the size of my order, and she didn't hesitate to take care of me. Overall, I was very impressed with Bebe's attitude and kindness and wanted to acknowledge her for that. That's the kind of thing that makes a big difference to me and I look forward to being a return customer of theirs! read more

I came in to get a croissant and ended up discovering there is so many more delicious options! The plain croissant was excellent and the almond pastry as well. I can only speak for the baked goods so far but you can tell they are expertly crafted and the price tag reflects it. The service I received while here was excellent and it was almost christmas when I expect many things to be hectic. I am excited to be able to visit again and share some photos and try more delicious food. read more

I'm struggling with this one because the food wasn't bad, neither was what I ordered great. I may have perhaps played it safe with my order. No diss to French bakeries and cafes but it may not have been the ideal place to order a breakfast burrito. It was slightly bland and in need of some real good salsa. But the fruit was fresh, sweet and balanced out the burrito quite nicely. I did take a croissant home with me and that was pretty good after a few hours of departure and consumption. The place is nice and very different with their decor. The staff was very friendly and service was above average. I should have been a bit more adventurous with my order and maybe would have been more pleased with the experience. This was my first time here so I will definitely want to come back and try some of their other offerings. So if Yelp allowed it, this one was a 3.5 for me. May have to revise my review upon my next visit read more

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This french brunch spot in West Hollywood was off the beaten path enough to not be a "scene" (yay-- in a good way). I'm not trying to see Kendall Jenner hopefuls in a velvet track suits or anything. It was also on the smaller side which I liked. Outdoor seating is an option- via those cute french cafe tables with wicker chairs. Although its french by name, they had mostly hispanic wait staff (which was fine--- just thought maybe we'd get some frenchies--oh well, that would have been fun). Food was good-- especially the pumpkin pancakes! NOMS! I don't even think they had regular pancakes- only pumpkin-- and darn skippy because they rocked my world. Or ma monde, shall I say... Another bonus: they give you this adorable basket of miniature muffins and croissants to start as well which is YASSSS with a side of OUI. Oui. Baby muffins. Les petites enfants des muffins. Would I eat here again? Certainment. A bientôt. read more

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First of all, the chocolate croissant has more chocolate than any other I've ever had, and that's a good thing. Delicious. The almond croissant was pretty good, too. I'm not a huge fan of sugar cookies or cookies without chunks of chocolate, etc, but they were good with coffee. The breakfast was nice. Vegetarian omelette with home potatoes, toast, and Ranchero sauce (basically like a thin light-healthy tomato sauce) was very good. The 2nd meal was 2 eggs with potatoes, 3 strips of bacon, and 3 small pumpkin pancakes, also very good. Good coffee and relaxed, friendly service. Sidewalk seating is nice and dog friendly. Inside is cozy. Great location and you may see the occasional celebrity and various people in the industry. read more

I have always wanted to try this cafe. First, one should be aware that La Conversation is not quite. The crowd is very loud and talkative. It lives up to its name. I found the place to be rather small and quaint. The service was fast which is always good in my book. Our servers were attentive and checked up on our table. I order the pumpkin pancakes and they were delicious. I would have ordered a second helping but a guy has to watch his figure living and dining near West Hollywood. lol. Parking can seem to be a problem. I will make another stop here one day. read more

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Came in here expecting a great breakfast after a nice Sunday hike. The food was way below average today, despite their usual standards. Something changed jn their kitchen, the food was bad. Worst of all, is we didn't even finish and they put the bill on the table, as if kicking us out, we were planning to order desserts and more drinks, but since they put the bill on the table we wanted to just leave. Last time we come here. read more

Awesome. Great service, cute ambiance, outdoor seating, oh and of course delicious food! I get this prime rib salad... man - it doesn't even NEED dressing - just the meat and veggies alone are to die for. Lots of wraps and sandwiches, light lunch fare, but the servings are generous. I've seen people eat breakfast here and it looks delish - haven't had the opportunity to try that out yet. Get something from their bakery case - a cookie, a cupcake, something. Very good. Again, the service and staff is just delightful and attentive. Very pleasant experience every time I go. Dog friendly too! read more

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So my sister and I decided to stop in this cute little restaurant, for some coffee and a bite to eat. Now for someone who isn't an everyday coffee drinker I must say that my latte was pretty damn good. I also had the pear tart which was very good. On the downside, my sister wasn't happy with her soup, and our server was nowhere to be found. He dropped off our food and disappeared. When we were ready to leave, we notified the kind gentleman at the register, who apologized for the lack of service and gave my sister a free pastry. Because of the quick response and kindness of the kind gentleman at the register (who may be the owner) I will definitely be back. read more

La Conversation - Better than Starbucks! - Bakeries Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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This is poor excuse for a Monte cristo sandwich -and certainly the most overpriced one to boot-. Traditionally, a Monte Cristo sandwich is dipped in its entirety in egg batter and pan fried, though it may also be deep fried. This sandwich decided to skip all of those important steps and throw it self together with a couple pieces of flavorless cake bread. I'm very disappointed. Furthermore, the guy behind the counter didn't seem to even listen to my complaints about the food. My server-same guy- was aware that I was sitting with a friend eating. Yet he brought my food to the table in it to go bag. I did not order the food to go. One of the worst dining experiences ever. read more

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What a delight! A cozy bakery with an excellent cappuccino. The sweets I tried were made with love, not one cardboard pastry in site. The unique decorations and delightful treats create a perfect setting for a lengthy conversation. Can't wait to return and try the food. read more

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When I get that feeling, I want croissant healing, Croissant heeeaaalling That's good for me. When I can't go to France for the weekend, I bring a part of France to me. Upside: this is my weekend breakfast go to spot. The decor is cute, there's something for everyone for breakfast. I go here for their pastries, I look forward on Monday to come here on Sunday and have my latte with their FRENCH style pain chocolate aka chocolate croissant. One of the best this city has to offer. This place is family owned and sometimes I see the owner around. There's 1 hour parking across the street. BUT: read the parking signs. Yes, even on Sunday's the city gives tickets. Downside: can't think of one. Au Revoir. read more

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I am so sad to learn that my favorite local breakfast place (and pastry shop) has closed. This place was spectacular. So many good memories here when we lived in Beverly Hills... Shame on the greedy corporate developers and landlords... read more

This place is just charming an very good and the best ice tea an coffee! Lots of gol antique Econ..perfect for any occasions!!! The soups are also very taste full! read more

I love their pastries & hot coffee. The scones, almond croissants and fruit tarts are the best. Vegetarian sandwich with aubergine or the chicken curry salad is what I usually have. Service is always good and usually easy to find a table and parking on the street. One of my favourite spots for breakfast or lunch! Oh, baguette is so fresh... read more

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Tasty coffee and pastries. Beautiful dining and excellent food and staff. You must try this place read more

Maybe they don't deserve a single star for being retarded in toast prices. This place is otherwise lovely. The coffee is decent, the pastries are great, and the food options are surprisingly good. I had the filet sandwich and it was better than I expected by quite a bit. Service is usually quite good, and the outdoor seating is a treat. Minus a star for four dollar toast. read more

This place is pretty much the epitome of the word 'adorable.' From the kitschy flowered wallpaper and knicknacks to the cute old ladies brunching and having a grand old time in the corner, this place charmed me from the moment I stepped foot inside the door. I found parking pretty easily on a weekday late morning at a meter and was seated right away for a party of 5. As I perused the menu I realized I wanted everything, but I decided to go with the quiche du jour, which was a smoked salmon with cream cheese and dill. YEESSSS! If they're serving this quiche, order it immediately. In fact, order any quiche, because it's the perfect balance of eggy and crusty and it's absolutely divine. We were really excited about talk of free mini pastries but it turns out they only do that on the weekends. So one of the employees very kindly cut up their almond croissant and carrot muffin so we could have a similar experience. I had a nibble of each and they were fantastic. So fresh and not too sweet. Next time if i'm in an indulgent mood I'll be sure to order those pumpkin pancakes I keep hearing so much about! This may not be the manliest place on Earth... in fact it's pretty darn girly, but the food is so amazing anyone would love it! read more

Yummy and quaint place located on the corner of Beverly Hills and WeHo. We were a little early for a wedding at the Troubadour, and this was the perfect place to have a light bite. read more

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I've come twice to this place in my two visits to L. A. The food was good, however they lack of basic service management. Service was lousy and the waiter did not know the details of some plates. For example, when asked what was in the pumpkin pancake, his answer was: 'pancake and pumpkin '. If he doesn't know, I would have expected: 'let me check in detail with the kitchen and I'll be back'. However, that was a very unhelpful answer. We ordered a vegetarian breakfast burrito and an omelette. There was a chicken piece in the burrito. I told the waiter and his answer was: 'I didn't put it there'. No apologies. This is unacceptable. Again, tasty food but very bad service. read more

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I really do love breakfast. Especially with the hen group. we just came off of a wonderful baby shower weekend extravaganza at the le montrose and they suggested we come here for brunch on a rainy Sunday morning. The place was all things Francois. Down to the service. They will seat you when they want to, don't ask. They will bring your coffee and water when the mood strikes. But we were ok with it mainly because that's how the French are right? I was served a steaming mocha, which was tasty and stuff but $3.50 for about 3 sips. The pastry basket they bring you isn't that fresh, but it's the thought that counts right? For my main dish I chose the filet mignin eggs benni atop croissants. I chose wisely. it was like a whole steak first of all and so well cooked, not a piece of fatty meat anywhere, I was impressed. The eggs were poached perfectly--on the verge of being runny but not, nor overcooked. The croissants got a bit soggy but i really just needed a bit to sop up my heavely poached & filet. My friends breakfast croissant (at only $6) was huge and delish too. The pumpkin pancakes were light and subtle barely needing any syrup. And the mushroom, goat cheese, spinich and ham omellete was huge and flavorful. read more

Fuck this place. The absolute worst service In all of LA. There is waiter that jokes Around trying to be MISTER PERSONALITY ... In the meantime my order is being served To someone else..... While he's being MR PERSONALITY at another table so you cannot Get his attention when, after you have been Sitting patiently for 20 minutes ... And seeing Your food being delivered to someone Who just came in. All I can say FUCK THIS PLACE AND FUCK MR PERSONALITY read more

Yum yum! Where do I start? I love that they give you free pastries before they bring your order. The mini muffins and croissants were amazing, specially the croissants. For breakfast, I ordered the salmon egg Benedict. It was great. read more

Cutest little bakery restaurant. I will certainly be back - I spotted them the other night while headed to dinner at Dan Tana's, such a cute little place to grab a coffee and something to eat. I picked up a few little dessert items after dinner. Raspberry Heart Tart, shamrock sugar cookie and Easter bunny sugar cookie. Great light desserts - pair perfectly with coffee. read more

The ambience is very cute. It's a bit of an eclectic French ambience. However the food didn't match up. I came for brunch with my friend and we were able to find parking in the small street right behind the place. Otherwise parking can be a real pain here. It wasn't too crowded. No wait. We ordered some egg dishes as well as some of the pastries they had on display. The chocolate croissant was pretty good but the egg dishes were lackluster. It felt more like an American diner in terms of food quality. read more

I don't like to give unfavorable reviews; usually I prefer to not even review a mediocre restaurant. However, this was something that was really unfortunate. We came here for a birthday brunch on a Friday. We both took the day off to have a special time. The Birthday Girl's choice was brunch at a cute little cafe that had a "special" French toast made with Kugolof bread. She had been here before and said although there usually a wait for the food, it was a nice place. There were 3 of us and a child (who was very well behaved). We mentioned to our server that we were here for a birthday and specifically the Kogolof French Toast for the Birthday Girl. As expected the food did take a while to come out, but not surprised. When we did get our food everyone said they liked their dish. After a couple of bites, the Birthday Girl wondered if she received the correct dish. The French Toast was not made with Kugolof, it look exactly like my regular toast that came with my Salmon Omelet. She also realized that while chewing the French Toast, she had some foreign matter in her mouth - a piece of a plastic bag. I called our server over and said we had 2 items to address: 1) Birthday girl wasn't sure she got the correct French Toast since she ordered the special Kogolof FT. I showed him it looked exactly like my brioche regular toast. - His reply was, "Yes, this is our "Kogolof". I asked him why I had it then since I ordered the brioche toast - "Yes, this is also our brioche". Weird, but ok. BDay Girl still liked it, tomatO, tOmato, you know? 2) We showed him the approximate 1" piece of plastic bag that was in her dish. He look at us and annoyed said, "what do you want me to do about it?" - when all 3 of us were too shocked to answer, he said, "What do you want from me?" Finally I asked Bday Girl if she'd like something different, or another order of the same, or to keep what she had. Shock still she said, I can eat this, it's fine, then our friend finally said, we thought you might like to know. Again annoyed, he said, "Ok, what do you want, another order, taken off the bill, what?" He was so annoyed we stupidly said "we'll let you know". In the end, our friend picked up the tab and didn't let us know until later that our server never took it off the bill, or even discounted it. Sadly, i don't think I will go back to this cute place. Mediocre service, bad attitude, and just ok food. Sorry. read more

Pastries and pasties. One I love, the other I despise. One is the truth, the other is lies. Pastries from La Conversation are four-star worthy, potentially five upon further deliberation. I've had me some almond croissant, red velvet cake, hazelnut tea cake, and strawberry fruit tart at this small French bakery located just north of Santa Monica Blvd. on Doheny, and all of the aforementioned are well worth the three quarters I remit to the parking meter to patron this establishment. The cream cheese icing on the Red Velvet ranks high in my little black book of thigh-fattening delectables, and the tea cake tastes just light enough to convince yourself that it's good for you. The almond croissant is drizzled in chocolate, and is, like anything else that's baked with layer upon layer of butter, quite delicious. The decor of this place is cheesy French, which happens to strike my fancy. The wallpaper is a red and white striped faux curtain, the walls are clad with baroque-esque paintings, and classical music fills the air. Fun atmosphere for enjoying a fruit tart or two. And, if the management and/or owner of La Conversation happens to be reading, one of your employees calls the place "L.A. Conversation" (as in Los Angeles). Please fire him and / or inform him of the name of his employer. Happy eating! read more

Honestly one of the best cakes and pastries out there. Their coffee cake is so well balanced. Their cakes taste so fine and fresh. I ordered a red velvet cake for my brothers birthday and it was so moist and rich. I'd recommend this place for any big or small occasion. Not to mention the detail that went into the cake. Thank you guys for fulfilling my little brothers birthday wish during this quarantine read more

A bit over priced, but bonus points are scored for the nice outdoor seating, friendly service, OF COURSE the adorable basket of delicious pastries they give you to snack on with your coffee... If you're nice, they bring you seconds on it:-) The pumpkin pancakes are a bit greasy for my liking, but the cappuccinos take some beating. Its the perfect spot for sitting outside with your friends and your dog and watching the world go by (or at least the mental Beverly Hills and WeHo drivers)!:-) read more

Attentive service, knowledgeable server, quick refills on the coffee. For these and many other reasons, me likey. I had the breakfast burrito. It's not greasy or too heavy. The roasted potatoes were lightly seasoned and not at all salty. She had the roasted vegetable omelet with toasted a very tasty raspberry jam. We wanted to sit outside but we were content to sit inside looking at the French themed tsotchkes. read more

This place is located on the border of West Hollywood and Beverly Hills and is a great little place to meet friends for breakfast, lunch or coffee. If you have a dog, there is outdoor seating and all the furry friends are welcome. There are a zillion healthy options on the menu so if you are watching your carb intake or just an overall healthy eater, this is the place to go. Delicious egg white concoctions and sides of fruit instead of potatoes (if you want). Plan on spending a little bit of time here as the service is a little slow and slightly poorly planned but the food is worth the wait. read more

Thanks to a coworker that's in love with this place, I've been lucky enough to eat cakes from here anytime there was a reason to celebrate anything at work. DELICIOUS. Naturally, eating the cakes made me want to come eat at the actual place. So I did. Wow. This place is packed at lunch! Luckily one table just cleared off as we came in so we were seated pretty quickly. I loved the decor of the place. Very interesting. I was so upset that I did not have my camera on me. I would have taken so many pictures! Perhaps that is why my coworkers didn't tell me in advance that we were coming here. Because they didn't want me to embarrass them as I roamed the place clicking away ^^# I ordered The Bakers Favorite sandwich and it was delicious. I enjoyed every last bite of it and cleaned off my plate. Which was a bit embarrassing considering one of my guy coworkers couldn't finish half of his plate. What can I say, I have no self control when it comes to yummy food. My only regret is that as a result, I did not have any room for dessert. Darn. Next time. And now, reading the reviews, it seems like I need to try the breakfast menu here! Sounds so good.. *drool* read more

Summary: Mediocre brunch food in a cute French setting with pretty poor service. I had been wanting to come to this place for months, having passed by it daily. Unfortunately the service was pretty poor all around. We had to hunt someone down to seat us, hunt someone down to take our order, hunt someone down to give us the mini pastries. When the food came, it was mediocre at best. The salmon eggs benedict was above average, but the breakfast special was pretty bad - luke-warm scrambled eggs with overcooked bacon. The inside was very cute and French, but we sat outside, meaning our breakfast was filled with the sounds of extremely loud cars on busy Doheny. Would probably not come here again. read more

I don't know what the big deal is with this place. I've heard so much about their breakfasts and their chocolate croissants but I've been there twice and neither time wowed me. First of all, parking on the weekends is a bitch. Second, the chocolate croissant is too heavy. It was just super sweet and sort of flat/soggy. Wasn't impressive. Finally, I had the eggs, herb potatoes, baguette breakfast and the potatoes were way too dry and tough. The eggs didn't have much of an "egg" taste to it. Shouldn't farm fresh eggs have that rich egg yolk taste? The baguette was okay (Amadine has way better baguettes). I do like the little complimentary pastry basket they give you but I don't like it enough to go back a third time. P.S. Don't like the crowd - too many people with their dogs - don't they know some people are allergic? I'm not allergic and I like dogs but I don't want them sniffing my butt when I'm having breakfast. Also, saw a bunch of crazy paparazzi chasing some celebrity down while I was there...ugh, what a way to start a Sunday. read more

Picture a French cafe situated in the midst of both high-end business and the pulse of West Hollywood - cue La Conversation. La Conversation is a cafe that is so dear to me, I even wrote a short film about it (really). This is a cafe I was taken to almost 20 years ago for a cappuccino and my first "real" film meeting with a Director. I still, to this day, remember how good that cappuccino was. Before I go any further, allow me to take you into this bakery that transports you into a dream-like world of stainless steel coffeemakers from days of ole, miniature furniture placed strategically along the walls, wallpaper that seems as if the nostalgia of the Parisian streets have found a home, and the piece de la resistance - the pastries and desserts. The smell of fresh eclairs penetrates your nose, enticing it with childlike sweetness. This however doesn't even hold a candle to the menu itself. A menu that has only gotten better with time. A menu frolicking in fresh ingredients and uncompromising in taste and simplicity. So upon parking in the tiny and quaint (and often packed) parking lot behind the restaurant, just off of Doheny, you enter from the street side. Tables and chairs adorn the street as well as a full restaurant inside the painted red and blue doors. Once seated, I encourage you to look around. Every little detail was well thought out by Founders Steven Carson and Michael Carmona who began their journey in Philadelphia after having had studied in Paris and the success of "Conversation" and "Carmona's Birthday" (Bakeries in Philadelphia and Los Feliz). La Conversation is precisely as it suggests: A quaint little stop that will transcend you to the cafe's in Europe with fare that is both invigorating and satisfying. And, as it were, I have had some of the most relevant conversations of my life there - as have many others, including celebrities. This Cafe is unlike any other and it is apparent from start to finish. I would highly recommend venturing in for any meal: breakfast and lunch (or an early dinner). Breakfast: Their fresh fruit and oatmeal is beyond good (which seems basic but trust me, this is worth it), as are the egg white scramble with fresh vegetables, pumpkin (yes, pumpkin) pancakes, Egg Florentine, basket of fresh pastries (brought out at the start of the meal), and pretty much everything on the menu. That said, the real savory treat are the Belgian waffles. Heaven in a light, perfectly crisp waffle. Oh, I'm serious - heaven. Everything on this menu is worth recommending. Lunch: They make incredible breakfasts, but their lunch menu is also highly impressive. Soups that are unique to them, salads like the Niçoise or Ahi, grilled cheese which is not an ordinary grilled cheese (just imagine your favorite grilled cheese - now stop. Try theirs. I am certain it will become your new favorite), and of course it must be said (again) that the coffee is superb. Like every good Bakery, La Conversation's desserts are breathtaking. If you crave any, and I do mean ANY, kind of sweet treat or culinary masterpiece by way of dessert, this is the place. Every piece is made with love and care and it shows when your mouth sinks into that croissant, pastry, or tart. I have never been able to put my finger on precisely why La Conversation is my all-time favorite place to eat in Los Angeles but it is. Perhaps it's because I have only ever had positive experiences - AND the staff always remember me regardless of how many years pass; Or that the fare is fresh and honestly, there isn't anything like it in all of Los Angeles; Or it could be the charming ambiance. Either way, La Conversation is a masterpiece in and of itself which is why it is still happily prospering at the corner of Doheny and Nemo Streets, one block north of Santa Monica Boulevard, on Doheny Drive, in West Hollywood. My suggestion, wake up early and head over there straight away. This is one of those restaurants that you can't afford to pass up. La Conversation 638 N Doheny Dr Los Angeles, CA 90069 (310) 858-0950 read more

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I was looking for somewhere other than Urth Cafe to go for a late lunch today. I found this place by searching for cafes on Yelp. Its only a half mile from my apartment, so I thought I'd check it out. Nice, charming place. The menu is quite expansive from breakfast items (served all day), to sandwiches and salads. You are served with a small basket of mini pastry items the bake fresh in house. The food was fresh and clearly made to order. Pricing is on point for the area and menu selection. However, the drink prices are quite steep, e.g. $5.50 for a latte! Urth Cafe is still far superior in terms of food quality and taste. In addition, Urth has a much larger selection of top quality tea and coffee. La Conversation wins with a larger menu selection and the fact that they serve breakfast all day, however, but they can because they are not nearly as busy. Overall, not a bad place to go for a change of pace, but I'm not inclined to return. read more

Stopped in for breakfast this morning and was impressed with the food, but not the service. Hubby ordered the Dante's, which came with the most amazing pumpkin pancakes. He's not a fan of coffee, so he ordered hot chocolate, which was delish and served in a cup as big as my head. ;) I opted for coffee (thumbs up) with the savory ham & cheese croissant and a side of sliced tomatoes. I was thrilled with the choice. It was perfectly flaky and seasoned. Yum! To start, they brought out a basket of pastries. Each and every one of them was stellar. On the way in we passed a case of other baked goods and I have no doubt that any of them would be reason enough to make a trip here. The service was the only reason I'm not giving the full five stars. The staff is pleasant and kind, but not at all attentive. My meal came out a good 10 - 15 minutes before my husband's order, which I'm sure was the fault of timing issues in the kitchen and not our server. However, my coffee was only refilled once and I spent almost 20 minutes without anything to drink and waiting on our check. Had the restaurant been extremely busy, it would have been understandable, but it was only moderately busy. If you're not in a hurry and can look beyond the service, the food was really exceptional. I wouldn't recommend this spot for a workday lunch, but for a leisurely breakfast it was definitely a spot I've give another shot. read more