Our waitress was new and was in training but her trainer was not present with her while taking the…read moreorder and when the trainer did approach the table she seemed very offensive and not to friendly but that's ok it was our first time and we kinda shrugged it off. We asked to share a cinnamon roll BEFORE our meals came and that did not happen, I asked for an omelette and got a scramble that resembled a kids portion with missing ingredients, but the toast was good. Cinnamon roll was cold and had enough frosting to frost two cakes so we were not a fan. Its a cool little cafe and the atmosphere is cute, prices were reasonable, coffee was good but the food was just average and we didn't enjoy it enough to return

Quintessential small town diner with lots of history. Good sized menu with traditional items mixed…read morein with interesting options. Something for everyone. Service is attentive and friendly. I had the antiquers stack. Hash browns topped with biscuits homemade sausage gravy and two scrambled eggs. Hardy and satisfying with a nice savory flavor. I also tried a cinnamon roll. Warm, chewy, sweet. Simply delightful. It's extremely affordable too. I highly recommend it.

Food was amazing! Little pricey, but that's because some of sales go to battered and abused…read morewoman's programs. Service was good and staff was friendly!

Place is clean , and amazing staff and good food! Most importantly it's for the best reasons to…read moresupport this business. So incredibly empowering and just all around great experience, if you don't come here you're doing yourself a disservice!!!!!!

One of my favorite cafe in the area. Plenty of seating, parking shouldn't be a problem, well I only…read morecame here early in the morning Good coffee, good food and good service.

I really wanted to LOVE this place. It is a locally owned breakfast spot owned by a Costa Rican…read morefamily which had me from the start. I was excited to try their breakfast dishes because I was looking forward to some Costa Rican style dishes and was excited to see what their flavors were all about especially in this small little town. I ordered the tico sunrise bowl with an extra egg and avocado. When I got the bowl it looked very appealing. When I cut into the egg unfortunately it was a little overcooked so the yolk wasn't as runny as I would have liked. The dish overall was pretty bland and packed some flavor. Even with the chipotle cream which I was excited about the flavor just wasn't there. It tasted a little more like sour cream than chipotle to me. I did add some salt and Pepper to the dish which helped a bit. We ordered some of there homemade salsas hoping it would help but those too tasted very bland and packed any salt or seasonings. Maybe I was just hoping for some food with flavor but that's not their style of cooking? I did order their cafe Miel latte which was very delicious. I very much enjoyed sitting in the cute little cafe and drinking my coffee. I still give it at least 4 stars because it did have a nice little vibe inside and the staff was friendly and service was quick.

Consistently my favorite restaurant to visit when we are in Hillsdale. Run by a charming young…read moreItalian family, they have mastered the art of great food, wonderful service & created an atmosphere that is perfect for business meetings, family gatherings or even a romantic meal. I love the way they have restored this old building near the downtown square. Lots of authentic period touches and the food is superb. The pizzas are fabulous! Depending upon when you visit will dictate what kind of pizza is available. For lunch service it is the rectangular style deep dish reminiscent of the type workers would grab to eat while walking or standing. The dough is pillowy soft and ingredients are fresh and many are sourced locally. The evening pizzas are the traditional round style. Delicious with a phenomenal mix of flavors. Get adventurous and try one of their specialty pizzas. You won't be disappointed! We also tried the meatballs and salad. Both were flavorful and satisfying. If you are there for dinner, leave room for dessert or be prepared to get a piece of the flourless chocolate torte to go. The owner makes himself. It is awesome! You can also enjoy a cannoli, gelato or some of their fresh baked goods (bread, croissants and danishes).

This place is very different from any other restaurants in this area. Their lunch menu only offers…read moreDetroit style pizza with very few topping options. My husband and I had the pepperoni and sausage pizza and they tasted amazing, but I'm definitely that person that loves pineapple on my pizza and would love to try it again with pineapple on it. I understand this is more upscale and authentic Italian than we're used to around here, but some people just can't understand it and I know I've heard complaints regarding their lack of options. I haven't been here in the evening yet, but apparently it's way different than lunch time. They change their salads daily and they're definitely mediocre at best compared to their pizza. When I went they told me the salad was a kale Caesar salad and when I got it, there was nothing Caesar or kale about it lol. They sell very few drinks at lunch. A few beers, coffee, coke, maybe 1 or 2 other pops and an Italian made pop. I tried it and it was really good and made with all natural ingredients you'd expect to see in a blood orange pop. It seems like you can get takeout maybe if you come inside and order. Maybe not? I saw someone get handed a pizza box that was up by the counter, but I couldn't find a phone number on their website to call in an order, but that was back when they first opened so maybe it's changed. Definitely tasty and definitely worth trying! Just don't expect the typical pizza joint atmosphere and menus. Side observations. They didn't have anywhere to hang a purse inside their bathrooms when I was there. Maybe they've added some hooks since then. If you are in a wheelchair, you might have difficulty moving around inside the bathroom, but folks with babies, they have changing tables! The restaurant was overall clean, but the stairs down to the kitchen were super dirty and definitely needed attention. Our favorite thing about this experience was how we didn't feel absolutely awful after eating. They make their pizza dough out of flour, salt, and water. No unnecessary ingredients and it's fresh! We will definitely come back to try their evening menu and baked good! I recommend everyone in the area to try it out just for a new experience!

Love the variety of drinks available. Coffee is always good. Baked goods and savory breakfast items…read moreare yummy. Friendly and personable staff.

Fay cares so much about the community. She serves delicious foods and wonderful hot and cold…read moredrinks. She works so hard to make sure everything is exactly what you ordered. The atmosphere is perfect for meetings, get togethers with friends, and a great relaxing getaway from the outside when you need time to recharge. Thank you Fay and staff for all you do.

Friendly service. Pleasant setting although a bit cluttered. I had quiche of the day with fruit and…read morecoffee that was good. My son ordered a veggie sandwich on rye but they served it on white bread instead. Coffee tasty and pot put on our table for refills that was appreciated. Glad they had milk alternative as my son is vegan.

Their service is top notch and extremely friendly. They have daily and weekly specials which are…read morealways a fun surprise. It is family owned and run, and they make the atmosphere extremely welcoming. If you just want a good quality sandwich, salad, or whatever else they may have on special, I would definitely recommend stopping in!

Logistics. In shopping plaza, just east of Marsh Road along northside of Central Park Dr,…read moreconnecting to Time Square Drive, in Okemos. Vibe and First Impressions. Galley-like set up as you walk in. Breakfast diner vibes more than 'cafe and bakery'. Kitchen to your left as you walk down short corridor into cafe. Sloth-like chill attitude encouraged; the hashtag is #letshangtogether. Had fun looking at all the little sloth decor throughout. Lots of light and glass. VERY limited seating; seats about 15 (?) inside; mostly 2 tops and a 6 top. When we walked in, we were greeted warmly, permitted to sit where ever we would like, then handed menus. Turkish music playing was just a bit too loud. Hospitality. Friendly and helpful. Owner-chef seemed very happy to be there, singing and engaging with his regulars. Offerings. Basic breakfast and lunch items with Turkish and Mediterranean classics. No flavored lattes but other basic espresso drinks offered. Chai was excellent. Had the Turkish coffee because it was a Turkish joint; was REALLY good; strong. We had the Simit Platter; sesame-like NY bagel, feta chunks, and olives. All very good. See pics. Apparently they offer cooking classes, catering, and meal prep pick-up -- for ever-changing healthier, fresh, easy-prep take-out options. Of Note and Last Impressions. Lot parking. Overall, fun.

We tried a variety of dishes from here when visiting family. We got all of them for takeout for…read morelunch. The menemen was my favorite. Like scrambled eggs with tomatoes and onions. It was tasty and even better with the bread they provided. It could've been packaged in a better way because the oil dripped out everywhere by the time we got it home. Maybe a plastic container with a tight fitting lid. The mezze platter was also quite nice, especially the carrot appetizer. The bulgur patties were also flavorful. The artichoke was slightly disappointing because it didn't have any other flavor than salt and vinegar, similar to canned/bottled artichokes. The salad was fresh and the dressing was light. Overall, this was a light and tasty lunch.

Great spot for a coffee and study spot with lots of seating available. I personally got a London…read moredog which was excellent. Also outdoor seating available for a warm day. Wifi available and small snacks/pastries for sale. Spent a good 4 hours here and felt very productive thanks to great ambiance. Lots of small groups meeting up for business talks or casual meet ups as well.

First time here for a meet up with a client. Actually alot more room than it looks like from the…read moreoutside, I might have to utilize the space more for work. Would also be a good place to study. Pretty quiet. The staff was super friendly and helpful with suggestions and brought my coffee out to me. The blueberry muffin looked pretty good but was a little dry/stale but I did get it in the afternoon: my only critique. The coffee was delicious though I got the seasonal maple syrup. Found out too you can reserve the room for slightly bigger meetings, maybe 10-15 guests so that's pretty unique and helpful for larger studies or workshops. Worth a stop if you're in BC!

Little spot sharing a building with the Goshen Farmers Market. Rey very busy on a Saturday…read moremorning...only two behind the counter and so coffee was slow to arrive. But the pastries are amazing and fresh and flaky and delicious! So glad we stopped here!

Everything is thoughtfully made and delicious. Warm hospitality. Completely worth the drive.read more

This is such a great coffee house +. They have great coffee,…read moretea, soda, beer on tap and wine! It's a very warm and cozy place to relax with friends! The folks that work there are super friendly and helpful! There's live music on Friday and Saturday nights

Had a great afternoon with a friend doing homework! The WiFi and the drinks kept us going. we were…read moreable to find somewhere to sit with outlets to charge our computers. It was a nice lull while we did homework and chatted. A very welcoming environment. The drinks were tasty and strong! The matcha gin one was so great (even for someone who doesn't love matcha. The quesadilla was spicy but the house salt and pepper chips were a nice addition. There's currently construction on division but u can take Buchanan around to get to the back of the parking lot! Look up their schedule to catch live music, painting, or other art forms!