I really enjoy this spot for lunch. It's casual, has easy parking, and the food is made fresh…read morein-house with plenty of relatively healthy options. Some of my favorites are the chorizo breakfast wrap, the roast beef panini, and their signature Italian wedding soup. My wife and I usually add a side trio to get some greens in as well, which is always a great complement to our meal. Service is straightforward. You order up at the counter, grab your number, and find a seat. Just a note that it can get busy on weekends and during peak lunch hours, so plan accordingly. In addition, they also have a full coffee bar if you're in the mood for an espresso or specialty drink. Solid lunch spot that we keep coming back to. I'm a fan. 'Til next time, cheers!

We ordered a sandwich and it was super expensive like $17 we split it. It tasted OK but for 17 I…read moreexpect perfect. And maybe a side It took about half an hour to make that sandwich This is like a Panera, but without the words, Panera. Or the free chips We will not return

Such a sweet surprise David just disappeared and returned with gluten free carrot cake! I haven't…read morehad this since we were last in town caring for my mom. "You might not get another chance before we go back home and I know you like it." I do. It's a dense and not overly sweet cake and the serving size is such that can stand in for a meal. And just look at that crumb!!

Let me start by saying that we're a huge fans of small businesses and want to see them succeed…read more I've also worked in plenty of restaurants and coffee shops in my day. Definitely not trying to be a hater. My friend and I were on our way home from Chicago, looked up some bakeries along our route. We stopped here to get some goodies to take home to family, and to snack and have a coffee while we drove 6 hours. My friend ordered: white chocolate coconut latte, 2 donut holes, a strawberry, a salted caramel, and a pink velvet cupcake. I ordered: chocolate pretzel iced latte, a big chocolate chip cookie, tropical fruit (?) danish, coconut, pink velvet, and French silk cupcakes. I'd say between the two of us we probably spent $60+? Walking in the shop is adorable and colorful, an employee had a brightly colored tie dye shirt on and we said hello to them first, commented on how much we liked their shirt, and barely got a response back, let alone a greeting. The employee at the counter wasn't rude but definitely not overly eager to greet or offer up information. Questions were answered when we asked, that was it. When I received my iced latte I asked if they had any straws and just got a head shake in response. Totally fine with no straw, but my friend found a stir stick for me, which was honestly the main reason I wanted a straw so I could stir up what was clearly sitting on the bottom of the cup. Lattes were fine. We tried the chocolate chip cookie in the car and the texture was good, crispier on the edges and the middle was chewy enough. But it tasted very bland, so we didn't finish it. A little while later we decided to try the donut holes, they had good flavor but they were so dry and crumbly, presumably because they were sitting out in the open air, who knows for how long. Also didn't finish those. Even later we decided to try the salted caramel cupcake because I'd read on the case that they had Swiss meringue buttercream so I was really excited about that, and thought for sure this would be where they would excel. While the flavor of the cake was fine, I wouldn't say it tasted like salted caramel, there was some kind of cream in the middle that was good, again not salty or caramely. But that was the heaviest, most dense cupcake I've ever had, and not in a good way. The buttercream was good, and the caramel drizzle on top did taste salty. My husband was so excited that I was bringing home that tropical fruit danish and the coconut cupcake. We tried the coconut cupcake together and again, it had a lot of actual coconut in the batter, it was dense but also dry. We abandoned the cake and ate buttercream, which was good but not coconutty. So we moved onto the French silk cupcake. This cake had a great texture, light and soft, good flavor, some kind of chocolate mousse in the middle was good too. Again, good buttercream, but the top had a bunch of dry, flavorless pie crust chunks all over it. I understand that it was supposed to mimic a French silk pie, but it was such a good cake without the crust chunks. My husband had his pastry today (next day) and though dry he said the middle was good, other than the pineapple in the middle he couldn't taste any other flavor. We tried the pink velvet after dinner tonight and again with the super heavy and dense cake texture, no real flavor, but the cream cheese frosting was yummy. I cannot say how the other cupcakes were, as my friend was so disappointed in the one we shared and the report we gave her about the ones we tried, that she hasn't eaten them. Ultimately the French silk one was the only item that was eaten completely. Keep making that buttercream, it was the best part of everything we bought. I sincerely hope your employees weren't having a hard day, I try to be understanding that you never know what someone is going through, but that's the only reason I can think of for them to be so completely disinterested in helping or talking to paying/tipping/polite customers.

Met a family member there for mid morning coffee. She goes there a lot and really likes the place…read more Not overly crowded, nicely decorated, variety of people, some doing computer work, typical type coffeehouse stuff. Had the Mofowar. Tasty, seem like it had a little bit of chocolate on the bottom. I liked it. She had a cappuccino, that that's her usual she enjoyed it very much. We split a piece of Dubai chocolate cake on a recommendation of our barista. It was excellent!!! His service was phenomenal! Pleasant, but not over the top. Kind, yet chill. I didn't catch his name but basically he was a good dude ! This is a nice place to go have a coffee and a little snack with friends. Recommended!

I love love love Qah Wah House. The coffee and espresso is outstanding and the staff is so friendly…read moreand courteous. BUT what is up with the owner keeping the tips if you pay and include a tip on your credit card?!?!!! That is outrageous and just plain WRONG! Tips should go to the server who received them, or at least to the staff working that day! Now I try to remember to bring cash for the top jar, but I am beyond disgusted to know that the QahWah house owner takes the tips paid via card. Not cool at all!

I got the Cookie Monster bubble waffle and it was delicious. It was super sweet but really good and…read moreit looked just like the picture!! Service was quick and friendly. This place is conveniently located right next to many restaurants and shops, so it's the perfect stop before heading home after a day of shopping!

First timer! Using "Too Good To Go" app…read more They gave me my food and I walked to my car only flat find a bug on my ice cream. I'm not going to go so far to say they have bugs in the food. I think a bug just landed on it before they put the lid on it. But it's a clear lid. You didn't see the bug guys? I was grossed out. Threw it out.

I love the brown sugar shaken espresso. The staff is always so friendly and it's such a cozy place…read moreto sit

SO GOOD! A friend and I stopped in on a Sunday morning and we both enjoyed it. The drink options…read moreare great and they also have some pastries and a few cooked items. Crème and Co is simple and beautiful. Very light and bright. Staff members were friendly and very nice. I asked for drink and pastry recommendations and went with what she said. The iced golden hour latte was delicious. Creamy, rich and just what I wanted on a hot summer day. This will more than likely be my go to drink from here. I also had the strawberry croissant and it was good. I'll probably try the chocolate 1 next time just to change it up.

Picked up a brown sugar boba tea today. The guy who made the tea was friendly, but the boba balls…read morewere terrible. Not authentic or tasty. Nothing like boba I have ever had in Taiwan or in the US. It was a weird kelp/seaweed like consistency. The actual tea was OK. They have a bunch of other stuff on the menu like waffles and mochi...place looked clean and these things might be worth a try but I was so put off by the boba.

My husband and I went to Sugar Dose looking for dessert. This small shop has an extensive menu. We…read moreordered the Chocolate Dose crepe. It looked and tasted delicious. I enjoyed the variety of chocolate on the crepe. There were some fun decorations on the wall which made the interior fun. I highly recommend Sugar Dose!

I really enjoyed trying this place out! As soon as I walked in, I was greeted very warmly, and…read morewhile sitting here, I noticed that the baristas made sure that no one ever walked in without being greeted. That was nice to see. All of the baristas were extremely helpful in suggesting things on the menu and everyone seemed enthusiastic which I appreciated. You don't get the feeling that you're being a nuisance like some places. I tried out their iced Banana Cabana latte and opted to make it a bit less sweet. I was worried that it would end up being super bitter but they honestly nailed it! The banana syrup (I think most or all of their syrups are made in house?) and the banana cream top were great! They also had a bunch of baked goods behind the glass which I think are also made in house. I kinda sorta wanted to get one of everything but eventually settled on the sticky date cake which was delicious. (I went back and got a second one) It was soft and was served warm and it was the perfect pair to my drink! The space itself is another thing that stood out to me. It's got big windows on the front and side so it's super bright and cozy feeling inside. Overall, I was really satisfied with my experience here and hope to be back for more sticky date cake!

Lala's is finally open, although it's just a soft opening. The interior is nice and bright with…read morelight and earthy tones. It's pretty small, though, with just five tables. They have standard espresso based drinks, as well as matcha, refreshers, specialty drinks, and some baked goods. I ordered a banana cabana, which was quite expensive. About $10 with tax and tip. It was generous in size and tasted good, but no banana flavor. Service was good.

Great, welcoming environment and friendly staff. Didn't try the food, but the coffee drinks were…read moregreat. I had a regular ole coffee and my friend had an oat milk vanilla latte that was quite delicious!

Another trendy coffee shop but this one had really nice interior and furniture, and i really liked…read morethe wallpaper. When i walked in the founders were having a business meeting right in front at the first table at the entrance so that was a little jarring to enter into. The service was alright and the drink came out fast enough. I didn't try any of their food this time but i tried their specialty tiramisu latte which was $7.50 for a small (12 oz). I did get it decaf and that pour was good but unfortunately there was little else in terms of flavor in the drink. I have high expectations for specialty drinks that start at $8 and this fell flat. They could have at least had a cheese foam with stronger chocolate syrup for it. Or even a chocolate foam? The location and aesthetic are nice but i wouldn't go out of my way to return.