Love finding new coffee shops! This place is pretty big inside and I love that they have mixed…read moreseating (window, couches, small tables, big tables). Coffee was good and they have quite a few speciality drinks (the Hawaiian latte was really good). Service was very friendly. My only complaint is that the parking lot is very busy and rather small. Nice that's it's free parking, but finding a spot may be a challenge on a busy day.

Change of ownership since our last visit; long ago…read more Oatmilk chai was deemed good by a knowledgeable foodie. Apple cornetto was also deemed good. Price is decent when compared to other shops. It's cozy too. I'd recommend it.

I thought the space was great and I enjoyed the overall vibe. Service was decent. We ordered two…read morelattes and a piece of pistachio milk cake and it was $33, after tip. We enjoyed it, but don't think it was worth the price. Additionally, we felt, for that price, we should get a nice glass mug while dining in. Also, we were given a flimsy plastic fork for our piece of cake. When paying $33, I'd like more than a paper cup and plastic fork.

I love everything about this place…read more First off the interior is beautifully done, probably the most ornate coffee shop I've ever visited. The coffees are all very unique, and surprisingly affordable. When I decide which is my favorite I will be sure and update my review. The baked goods and savory food cases look fantastic, I just haven't had the opportunity to try them yet, a feat of incredible self control. It's just a brief walk from the Marymoor Village light rail station, so you can hop on in downtown Redmond, ride 2 minutes, walk 2 minutes, and you are there .

Fantastic crepes and good coffee. I loved the toasted marshmallow rim on my coffee! The crepe was…read moresweet but not overpowering . There are only a few tables inside and they were all occupied on a weekend afternoon, but we were lucky to grab a spot. I would definetly come back here for a sweet treat.

Came by for a little weekend brunch with a friend. It was quite crowded inside, but still some…read moreempty tables outside. You order at the counter, and then they call your name to get your food, so not much service-wise. I ordered the Roma crepe. I really liked the combination of the fillings, but the crepe itself was a little on the thicker side. And when you get to the bottom of the crepe, it's all dough and 0 filling which was a little sad :c maybe a different shape instead of a triangle would've worked better for this. All in all, okay! I like that they have a ton of options to choose from, and it's a quick and easy spot for food.

Coffee was good. I had the Teddy Bear ice latte. (I normally get ice Americano since l don't know…read moreif the latte will be good or not) Service was amazing + quiet Saturday afternoon vibes. And!!! Free sticker was cherry on top. Thank you

Average coffee and pastries…read more While the pastries were heated to order, they lost their crispness and texture. The coffee came out pretty quick and the barista was friendly. There is plenty of indoor seating for working or socializing and some outdoor seating by the road.

Good coffee and hot cocoa, with lots of activities for kids. Board games, a solid stage, and a…read moregreat sound system make it a fun spot for live music. We enjoyed watching a performance while sipping on coffee and hot cocoa -- relaxed and family-friendly vibe.

I've been here a decade or two ago and had the chance to go back. For a late afternoon the place…read morewas quite busy. This location is really centrally located in a strip mall with QFC and Ben Franklin. Parking can be tight at times but typically there are spots available. The setting is eclectic, homey and in support of pride, women's issues and generally great for finding a cozy spot to work or read. If I were thinking about what a Seattle vibe was all about I might imagine this cafe in Redmond. I had an Italian soda. The menu is large with many food options for breakfast or lunch too. We had a great table by lots of windows too. If you are looking for something different this might fit the bill.

I was initially worried about paying $20 for 2 soufflé pancakes, but they were actually really…read morereally good and totally filling! I was left completely satisfied and they served a substantial portion that's worth the price Their matcha is actually also surprisingly good!! I came here for the pancakes but figured I'd get the matcha too, and I highly recommend their Strawberry Matcha! The matcha flavor is veryyyyyy smooth I'd actually return even just for the matcha!

What an adorable café right in the center of Redmond!…read moreThere's ample street parking nearby which was surprisingly simple to find. Ambience is great -- though there's not that many tables, if you do manage a snag one, it's a great place to do some work or hang out with a friend. The desserts are on the sweeter side, namely the banana pudding, but flavor wise, I'm a big fan! The onigiri was great to cut all the sugar. I want to come back and try the drinks!

The bakery items are always fresh, though not always available. The staff is really sweet and the…read morecoffee is good. They have board games to play which is fun for the kids

We stopped in on a Saturday morning for coffee and pastry. Good experience…read more COFFEE: 4.5. The Marib (coffee and cardamon). Usually have my coffee black, but decided to try this. Excellent. Served very hot in paper cup, but I think ceramic cups might be available if requested. DECAF UNAVAILABLE. FOOD: 4.0. Date cake: 4.5. Moist and light with a sweet topping. Served warm. Yum! SERVICE: 4.0. Friendly and warm.

Not sure how popular this place is, but it is an absolute hidden gem…read more My wife and I, and our 10 month old son came here for lunch while a World Cup game was going on. Service was great, the food was delicious, and even the nonalcoholic drink that I got was so tasty. The next time I'm visiting my in-laws, this will be a must stop.

i eat açaí bowl everywhere i go, this is the most expensive ever in terms of the quantity…read more bananas and strawberries were chopped up. had i glued them back together, they would've been 3-4 thin slices of banana, 1-2 strawberry; plus 12 small blueberries. the frozen açaí was in chunks, with all the empty space, there was much less than it looked. that one spoonful of almond butter, most pathetic!!! there wasn't even any granola, unless i paid an extra $2. felt like i was in a sports bar, not cafe. fox channel with commercials every few minutes, loud and annoying, during the week with no FIFA games, not what i expected. was gonna ask friends to come join me, no way. the barista didn't know how to smile, talked to me with a condescending tone. i just wanted to leave asap.