So this place is a curated vintage store with a small cafe tucked away in the corner. The overall vibe was very hip and cool. They had a large selection of furniture, clothing, accessories, and more. I'm impressed with how much inventory they have and the space they have for it all too.
First, we got coffee. I ended up ordering an Iced Latte with oat milk. It was good, the oat milk was smooth and complemented the overall drink. My latte was good, but I wasn't blown away. I wish it had a little bit of sweetness. My friend got their specialty drink which was a latte with peanut foam(?) or some type of peanut cream on top and a strawberry jam for a "Peanut Butter and Jelly" latte. It tasted really good, I liked the sweetness the strawberry jam added. It was a good blend of sweet but not too sweet.
And they served our drinks in this pretty coffee window with red tile. It was so pretty! We took a good couple of minutes documenting all our drinks lined up haha.
When we were browsing the vintage store, I found this slip dress I really liked. There are also two fitting rooms in the back which was nice to have. Anyways, I brought it to the front but there wasn't a tag attached to the slip dress. Apparently they couldn't sell me the dress because the vendor is the only one who can put price tags on their items. That's fine, but my question is why do they have inventory on the rack that they can't sell anyways? Or, is the vendor unreachable for issues like this that can come up so they just don't do anything about it?
Those are my qualms about the place, but other than that I liked it here. Parking was a little tough coming in, we were lucky to find an empty parking space. And this storefront is right off the main road, so this is just something to keep in mind while arriving here. read more