Great environment & friendly service. They do get full in the lobby, seating and be scarce. They…read morehave a community meeting room that can be reserved.

Nice atmosphere! Staff friendly. Food amazing especially sandwiches- a big wow. Cute downtown…read more Very friendly for LGBTQ

Came for coffee with a friend while I was in town. I had a Caramel cappuccino and they had a…read moreregular cappuccino. Both were decent. They definitely have a lot of great options if you want something sweeter. We hung out for a few hours, they have a good seating area, was never overly busy on a Saturday morning. They have a drive thru for convenience as well. They have food available but I didn't try any. It is very similar to Starbucks in that matter, most of it seems to be reheated in the toaster oven. I love the concept of the shop though, it's New Orleans based so they have beignets and some other items inspired by that. I'm sure I will come back here whenever Im visiting my parents. It is most conveniently located for where they live.

Not the place for me…read more Banana Foster The milk was over scalded giving it a distinct, strong metallic taste, and the coffee tasted burnt. There was also no hint of banana, if real banana purée is used then petals the reduction process could be increased to give it a more robust presence. The flavor profile of the drink as a whole was completely off and didn't meet the name of the drink. Beignets Well, they appeared to be freshly prepared, the grease presence tasted as if old grease was used. That flavor was a bit overpowering in every bite. The sauces I chose was pumpkin sauce and white chocolate, however, the cashier when recommending them made it sound as if the sauces came with it. I was a bit surprised to see a 50 Cent charge per sauce on the receipt. No I'm not griping over a dollar, it's more of the principle of more awareness and again I should have taken more time to read the menu as that may have been presented the up charge on there. Both dipping sauces were overly sweet, sickeningly sweet. While this did not feed my soul, maybe it feeds yours.

Representing 2024 in alphabet series, T is for Taste Tea. I went to Taste Tea 3 times, every time…read moreI was in Arbutus in 2023-2024. Staff is nice, and drinks aren't too overpriced like Gong Cha. Quality is solid, but I'll admit I like Gong Cha even better, but for the value for the money, this is better. They are pretty quick. My one compliant was that one of the times I went, it was really hot in there, perhaps the day of the Arbutus Festival in May 2024. If in Arbutus, this is a solid option for a bubble tea.

This was a cute little boba spot that I had no idea existed! My bestie and I just came from lunch…read moreand she mentioned it to me on a whim. Of course I had to try it! I won't really speak on the service, but there was one employee making the drinks and he was HUSTLIN. By the time my bestie and I ordered, it got super busy. The Matcha Milk Tea was really really good, it wasn't super earthy and even the tapioca was nice and sweet. I got my boyfriend the Mango Tea w/ Blueberry and he really liked it as well. I gotta come back and try the food next time.

We love Atwater's monthly wine club. In May (2026), they treated us to taste a $46 Laurent Perrier…read more"La Cuvee" Champagne. It was sublime. Tiny well-dissolved bubbles. A lightly citrus white-wine flavor and aroma, that lingered. The other five tastings were nice, too. A variety of light flavors, one quite dry, one rather fruity but not too sweet. Each around $20 retail, their usual range. We had a fresh bibb-lettuce salad with yellow beets and large asparagus spears, highlighted with crisp lightly toasted almond slices, a sweet and crunchy delight. And we had their savory flavorful Umami lightly-spiced mushroom burger, with cucumber slaw and aioli, one of our repeat favorites. We try not to miss their monthly tastings, though I dont always update you on the latest one. If we do miss, we still get to pick up the two bottles that come with it. It's gun to taste them all, and the food is always creative and tasty without being too exotic.

Decent spot for coffee and light breakfast. But man is it pricey. Small portions for ok food and…read morebaked goods, in my opinion. It's popular, a nice ambience, and nice to support a local business. Be ready to pay a premium.

The space inside is modern looking and very spacious with lots of seating. I've been to the other…read moreTous Les Jour in Ellicott City so I knew how the process worked. We got our tray, paper liner, and tongs. We checked out the pastries available before grabbing a Pistachio Cloud Cream Donut, Portuguese Egg Tart, Curry Croquette, and Mushroom Onion Cheese Pastry. At checkout, we also got a Latte and Honey Lavender Macchiato before sitting down to dine. Everything was amazing! We loved every bite of the pastries we got. Coffees were also great. The staff seemed friendly and kept the place clean. Such a great Tous Les Jour location and cannot wait to return.

Nice display of desserts. I had the pistachio donut and a latte. Both were okay. Nothing…read morespectacular. The Catonsville location is large and good for seating.

awesome awesome awesome food and service..everyone is so helpful the portions are huge and if you…read morelike shrimp you will l0ve this sandwich and take the other half home.... all homemade too!! enjoy

Friendly service. Classic cafe on the inside. Amazing shrimp salad sandwich and it's huge! This…read moreplace hits on all the marks!!!

Found this cute little family owned cafe. Food was amazing and staff is really nice. If we ever…read morecome back to Baltimore we'll definitely be back here

Just came in for the baked goods, so I can't speak to the Cajun dishes that are also offered at…read morethis New Orleans themed place. A few folks were having brunch in the dining area, which was mainly decorated with fleur de lis banners. I overheard the chef calling out from the kitchen that they were out of red beans and rice, which sounded like it was a popular dish. There are lots of other Cajun-style offerings. Though it was a week after Easter when we went, the sign out front was still promoting Mardis Gras (50 days difference). When you walk in, there are pastries in one display case, but you walk further down to order, which made it a little awkward to say "hey, can we walk back down and I'll point to which baked goods I want?" But the guy behind the counter obliged and we picked out a few items. The pastries were fine. A croissant, pain au chocolat, and chocolate cookie were all good, but nothing spectacular or standout from what I might find elsewhere. If I come back, I think I'll try some of the sandwiches or breakfast items.

Its a k cup machine, self-service. There is nothing much else... the price and selection of k cups…read moreis ok and barely reasonable. $1.00 per cup of coffee. By the way is a great description. The cafe is a forgotten memory. The space is mostly used as a miscellaneous storage area and "by the way."

I love the coffee here. The ladies who work here will make it the way you want it upon request…read more There aren't any long lines like the guy across the street. They also have treats that go well with your coffee. Is this a coffee shop in a grocery store or a grocery store outside the coffee shop?

Wow, did not expect their cupcakes to taste so good. It was moist, creamy, and the perfect size…read more The ones I ate were the cannoli ones and Ferrero Rocher one. Both tasted amazing. I got a strawberry, raspberry, peanut butter, and Oreo cupcake for my neighbors which I'm sure will be a hit. The lady at the counter was super nice and they also had other baked goods like a pineapple empanada that was absolutely perfect. Also, the price is really good compared to other places. You truly get value out of your purchase here. If I lived closer to them, I would definitely visit more often whenever I had a craving for some sweets.

It was not what I expected, I did get a flan and some pistachio biscotti, I enjoyed both of my…read morepurchases . First time I've been there. Maybe I came in when they were out of most of their baked goods.

It's a short detour from the main highway and well worth the stop…read more Wide open spacious bar/dining area with a cute souvenir shop. Lots of character, accentuated by some oak barrels. Superb selection of regular and rotating brews. Easily the best Guinness Draught pours. Also enjoyed the Amber and Irish Red ales. Food is excellent, crabcake a tad salty but the fries and house sauce made up for it. Cassie, Bailey and Claire are totally awesome and made this visit most enjoyable!!

If I'm being honest, I was very apprehensive going into this tour but I was completely blown away…read more The brewery itself is beautiful but our tour guide was so knowledgeable and the taste testing at the end truly highlighted the different styles of Guinness that are out there. It was amazing and I had a great time!