Jamie L.

If you enjoy good food and tasty speciality drinks this is the place to be on any given day. If you want a quiet relaxing experience I don't suggest going on the weekend or on a holiday during breakfast or lunch hour as it gets busy and a bit loud for easy conversation. They even have a cute little play area for small children so you can relax while your little one plays. You can't really go wrong with anything you pick on the menu and they do have gluten free options. My personal favorite is the avocado toast which I have to say is the best I have ever had. I recently went out on a limb and ordered a cup of their lobster bisque which I knew was a gamble, and as I anticipated, it wasn't the best. The soup didn't have much flavor, needed salt, but again, I wasn't expecting it to be amazing but still wanted to try it. I also had the Biscotti Latte which is a special right now and it was to die for, do not pass by this place without stopping! You will regret it!!!

Adina S.

I've become a bit of a regular here this year. I'm so glad there is a nice cafe like this on the west side of the city. I've tried the breakfast, lunch, and coffee drinks and they are all delicious. The menu is quite extensive for both beverages as well as meals. My favorite lunch is their chicken salad croissant. Drink wise, any coffee drink is delicious and there are a variety of unique flavors offered. The atmosphere of the place itself is great - there is an area to bring your children which makes it a family friendly spot. It can get crowded sometimes, but they usually have an area that is a party space that is typically open for adults and more quiet if you are looking to get some work done there as well.

Amy L.

What an "imaginative" space they have here. They are located on Buffalo Rd, right next to the Bill Gray's. I was really surprised that I have not heard of this cute café sooner. I was served up an ad on social media and stopped in for some coffee drinks. This location is decent sized with tables to eat-in and a kids corner. I immediately noticed how nice and clean the location was, which is always a huge plus. The theme throughout is harry potter, represented in the names of food items, the dragon painted kids corner and a cozy couch corner. I was warmly greeted as soon as I walked in, and menu questions were kindly answered. They have a decent sized menu including breakfast, lunch/dinner, and kids options. I ordered a butterbeer iced latte and dark chocolate/pistachio hot latte, very happy to see they offer skim milk. The lattes were ready as requested, quickly. The butterbeer had a subtle butterscotch/toffee flavor where the chocolate/pistachio latte was more aggressive. While I enjoy the pistachio syrup, I think in the future I would get less of it, or just hold off as it tasted too artificial, if that makes sense. Overall very decent lattes. I also got a Bretzel which is one of their locally sourced pastries that rotate daily (They have these most days though). It is a pastry with chocolate filling, wrapped in the shape of a pretzel with chopped almonds on top. They offer to heat it up for you if eating in, which I would suggest. I enjoyed this treat and it is definitely is a sharable size. Overall, I was so impressed with this café, and will be visiting again soon! The location is cozy & clean, staff was friendly and drinks/pastry were very good. Check them out, their menu is posted online.

Andrew A.

This is a cute little place. Lots of board games, books, and a nice little menu. It's a great concept. The food left a lot to be desired. I had the Wicked Witch, my guest had the Davinci, and the kids had Cheese Pizza. First of all, why is there a lack of very common board games? No Connect Four, Candy Land, Chutes and Ladders - missing a LOT of common "kids" board games. There was a lot of weird Harry Potter type board games nobody has ever heard of. The play area was cool, but you can tell not much thought was put behind it. Let's put a bunch of random crap in this corner and let the kids figure out what to do with it. I don't think whoever thought of this area is an actual parent. The food? Mediocre at best. The kids didn't care for the cheese pizza, and the parents didn't care much for the sandwiches, either. This place is an AMAZING concept, but with unamazing execution. This place would probably thrive with a focus on what kids actually want to eat for a meal, and what they want to play with.

Ann M.

This place is so cute inside. A few weird very specialized products as you walk in, like $20 tea, Amish popcorn and weird flavored cotton candy (jalapeño anyone?). A counter to place your order with a case that has a few pastries in it. And a dining area with a corner for little ones to occupy themselves as their parents try to get a break. The menu show their sense of humor with the "Breakfast Club" selections and the kids menu with names like "I don't know" and "I'm not hungry". However where the cafe lets it self down is the food itself. There is no cooking here that I could tell, more like reheating frozen product or assembling from packaged "food". We ordered the breakfast bowl, the Ally Sheedy, the teriyaki chicken and waffles and a bagel. Plus a chai, a iced latte flight and a regular coffee. For a total with tip of $60+. The breakfast bowl was previously frozen home fries with scrambled folded egg, bacon bits and shredded cheese from a bag. The Ally Sheedy was barely toasted bread that claimed it was sourdough with weird guacamole from a bag, sliced tomatoes and everything bagel seasoning. The teriyaki chicken and waffles was a waffle ice cream cone filled with previously frozen breaded chicken strips covered with a sickenly sweet "teriyaki" sauce. The drinks were all sweeter than dessert. I may never understand how a food establishment screws up avocado toast! But somehow they find new and interesting ways to do it. Seriously, it's mashed avocado on toast, and for the Love of All things Good in this World season it! Whatever that glop is was more chemical preservative than food. The tomatoes were good so I guess I have that going for me. The chicken and waffles was such an abomination that after 2 bites it was destined for the trash. I don't know about you but chicken candy is not a favorite of mine. The breakfast bowl was muddled through or else starvation would've set in. The sugary drinks were left mostly unconsumed as I was concerned about diabetes setting in. I do think this cafe has good qualities. If you're a parent, bring your kid, get your coffee and I sincerely wish you at least 5 minutes of peace. Goodness knows you deserve it.

Natalie S.

I love that we have a place like this on the west side. Not only does it appear to be great for kids/parents since there's a play area, this place is a great place to get work done or meet with others while enjoying food that fits everyone's diet - including vegan and gluten free. It was also my savior during a long power outage, so I am eternally grateful. They have a wealth of breakfast, lunch, and snack options, as well as a small area selling local jams and things. I ordered the Humpty Dumpty egg cup, the Principal Vernon on gluten free bread, and some hot tea. I found myself a spot with an electrical outlet and got to work. The food was very enjoyable - good flavors and the gluten free bread was nice and soft. It took maybe 3-5 minutes until it was ready, and there were plenty of people ahead of me, so they were on top of things. My only gripe would be that there are very few plugs for those looking to use this as your replacement Starbucks work space, but that can be an expensive things to change and isn't a deal breaker.

Amy M.

What a cute spot! It doesn't look like it from the outside but it's so homey and adorable! I have been reading reviews for months and finally decided to go. They have a huge selection of things to eat so there is something for everyone. We each had a sandwich that came with a side of chips. They also have coolers full of pop, wine and beer! Everyone was nice and it was a great time!

Ron A.

A great coffee and sandwich shop. I had the turkey, brie and cranberries spread. It was very good. My daughter had the "Bucket of Balls," which is a bowl of meatballs with sauce and crostinis. Excellent. We also tried the London Fog, which is Earl Grey and lavender. Good! Others at our table had the avocado toast, parmigiana chicken sandwich and a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich. All were very door.