I came across this place while I was in the neighborhood and it immediately caught my attention…read morebecause of the cute, outdoorsy vibe. I wasn't sure when I'd get a chance to come back since I don't live nearby, so when I joined a book club meetup and found out it was being held here, I was so excited! I love how many different seating options they have. There are indoor and outdoor tables, a grassy area, and even swings, they really have something for everyone :) They also offer yoga classes in the outdoor area, and it looks like they regularly have different activities and events going on based on the posters they have up. As for the coffee, there's a cute little walk-up counter where you place your order, and they call your name when it's ready. The staff was really friendly, and I thought it was a great idea to have all the event and activity information displayed right by the ordering area. My latte was excellent, and I love that they offer ceramic cups if you're staying to enjoy your coffee there. I honestly loved the vibe of this place. It has such a welcoming, wholesome, community feel, and I can't wait to come back again :)

Saw this place on social media and had the chance to visit on a nice sunny day! It was a bit…read moreconfusing at first where to order, but once I saw the menu, there were so many options to choose from. I saw they had a Seasonal Menu, so I tried the Strawberry Matcha Oat Milk Latte. I had to wait a couple of minutes for my drink and it tasted just okay. The matcha wasn't as rich as I'd like it to be. But I would love to try their Lavender Latte next time! The ambiance is also so nice, there's lots of places to work at both indoors and outdoors.

Solid little spot for flowers and coffee…read more Decent flower bouquets starting around $20, which I thought was pretty reasonable. They also have fresher bouquets in the cooler, so definitely take a look in there before choosing one. The Americano was surprisingly good. I wasn't expecting much, but it ended up being one of the highlights of the visit. Service was okay. The staff member was working alone and understandably focused on getting the drinks out, so there wasn't much interaction. Overall, a convenient spot if you're looking for a simple bouquet and a surprisingly solid coffee in the same place.

Pricing is a little expensive but to be expected in downtown area. Cool concept and ambiance,…read moredefinitely something different. I recommend the spiced vanilla even though it's .50¢ extra. They also had a great selection of flowers too.

Yummy unique drink, lots of food options, great decor, wifi, space, natural light and 2 bathrooms…read more Workers were friendly. Cafe seems very eco friendly. Super cool that they participate in a reusable rentable cup program! I love an Arnold Palmer, so the mango lemonade plus matcha was a dream drink for me. Refreshing and not too sweet. I also got the veggie cheese frittata. It was much more affordable at $9 than an actual menu item. It was a bit bland but it was fresh they had salt pepper and cholula sauce.

Too many people on laptops without a beverage or food. We just wanted a place for a good cup of…read morecoffee and to chat for a bit. Coffee menu could use an update. Thankfully, the counter staff told us some of the espresso options included 2 shots. Not every coffee shop does it that way. We'd still go back if there's a place to sit.

I've been wanting to go to this place for a while now. Everytime I search for a place with best…read morecoffee near my work, this always pops up. I finally had the pleasure of going here, and it wasn't too busy. The person who took my order was super nice and helpful in narrowing down items to try. Everything here is made to order, so they do recommend using the app. Especially if you are in a hurry. I ordered: 1. Vietnamese coffee with salted cream: Surprisingly, this was a little sweet to me. I do recommend sipping it, instead of drinking it through a straw to get the full flavor. 2. Croffle w/ nutella: This was crispy and chewy. The nutella gave it a messy yumminess 3. Egg, cheese, and bacon croissant: This was delicious and surprisingly it didn't have that greasy oily feeling. It is very hearty. 4. Perfect green smoothie: My co-worker loved this and found it very delicious. Perfect balance of all the items. I look forward to coming back soon and will pre-order next time.

Vietnamese coffee and matcha were super good, I recommend the chocolate croissant warmed up. kind…read morecustomer service. I think there was an issue in the back of house, but they were quick/attentive to fix the issue. :-) Parking is somewhat limited, plenty of seating and comfy seething at that.

Best breakfast sandwich, hands down!…read more My barbershop is literally next door, and my kids are obsessed with this breakfast sandwich -- it's their all-time favorite breakfast sandwich . They are excited every time we stop by fresh in the early morning before I open up shop. It's become our little tradition, and I look forward to it as much as they do. Highly recommend!

The grain salad here is so good that I planned my errands around picking one up yesterday and I…read moredon't even like salads. Also, the bread they serve with it is ridiculous- perfectly crusty on the outside, soft on the inside...totally worth the carbs. I think this could be the reason their avocado toast is also incredible. On top of that, all of the employees always seems happy to be there and everyone is present, which feels rare these days. I love supporting local businesses like this. Such a welcome addition to RWC!

Little green is a really unique spot in RWC. It's very obviously run by people, not a corporation…read more They have so many free community based events that feel like they are filled with your neighbors. My only note is their limited tea selection, which applies to every coffee shop in town. I love the plants and the events though!

I've stopped into Little Green A Plant Bar a few times now, and overall I enjoy this place. The…read moreinterior is both spacious and cozy at the same time, and there's just so much to look at - plants, art, vintage, animal skulls, cool furniture, mannequins, etc. Overall, I like this place more as a plant shop and less for coffee. I've purchased a little spider plant and an alocasia polly, which have both been great. The employees are knowledgeable about plants and give great recommendations, especially regarding succulents. They also have a fun selection of cards and gifts by local artists, although some of the prices are a bit unreasonable (like $40 for a tiny planter pot). The coffee shop is fine, but less exciting. Most recently, I tried the Bicerin off their seasonal specials, which was a Cortado with Nutella. I thought the Nutella would be somewhat mixed in for sweetness, but it was literally just a teaspoon of Nutella in my drink. I've tried their Chaga Matcha in the past, and it was also just okay. Will return for the plants and ambiance!

It was my first time at this location recently, and I felt like it was tidy and well-maintained. I…read moreappreciated that the young gentleman working the front offered me suggestions as well as a sample of one of their popular items without me asking. It's easy to get lackluster service these days so I want to shout out the team behind the counter as a whole. They were doing what they had to do, learning, and efficient. The price of the drinks are a little high, but once you taste the freshness of the ingredients and drinks, it's understandable. They also had a special the day I came in. Looking forward to bringing my sister when she is in town. Keep up the good work!

Been curious about this place for a while, but have always been put off by the pricing. Starting at…read more$8+ for a tiny jar of pudding and similarly $8+ starting for a drink just seems so greedy to me. But we were out with friends and wanted a dessert post-hike, so why the hell not? Service is fast. Not a lot of seating inside, but there are a couple additional small tables for 2-4 people outside on the patio. Chose the cheapest item on the menu, which was the taro ube sago for $7.95 before tax. Honestly, it's pretty hard to mess up taro ube sago, so at best, I'd say it only meets the standard. It was more of a dessert soup than a pudding, which is what I expected. Serving size definitely way too small for the portion amount, even if you say the glass jar itself costs ~$2 (and that feels like a generous estimate). I've made an entire pot of taro sago that served 15 people that cost about $8 in raw ingredients. Personally don't see the value in coming back, but if you're looking for Chinese desserts in a pinch, then this place does the job.

First time visiting this cafe, honestly was shocked at the amount of people that were here at 9pm…read moreat night. They space is very accommodating for individuals and groups. Very popular, music was a good level. I did not try the pastries this time but will return. Overall relaxed experience and our drinks were delicious. I added cinnamon to mine.

Once I walked through the double doors, already I loved the vibe and atmosphere here! It's a great…read morespot to bring a laptop, get some studying done, and enjoy a quality coffee. They have a really interesting selection of pastries that goes beyond your typical café offerings. I tried the Dubai croissant, which was filled with pistachios right in the middle, as well as the power triangle pistachio. Both were delicious. Big shoutout to the guy working the front counter he was super attentive and asked if I wanted my pastries toasted. I said yes, and even though they normally don't toast the triangle pastry, I asked if he could and he happily accommodated without hesitation. Fantastic service, great coffee, and an awesome spot overall. Will definitely be back!

I stopped by Mints and Honey on a Friday for lunch and had a great experience. We were able to find…read morestreet parking nearby, and since there is no dedicated lot, it was nice that we did not have to pay. As soon as we walked in, we were warmly greeted and seated. The host was very friendly and explained that once we were ready to order, we could head to the register in the back. After placing our order for a group of four, our drinks arrived within just a few minutes. They looked exactly like the menu descriptions and tasted just as good. The food was fresh, hot, and clearly made with quality ingredients. We all especially loved the tomato soup. We also ordered a waffle to share as an appetizer, and it came topped with large, beautiful strawberries that tasted amazing. The portion size was generous. I ordered the Fresh Mozzarella sandwich on ciabatta bread and asked for it toasted, and it was phenomenal. I did not have very high expectations since this was a quick, last minute choice and we did not even check reviews beforehand, but I am so glad we gave it a try. The inside of the restaurant has a cute and colorful vibe, and everything felt clean and well kept. I will definitely be coming back to try more items on the menu

SO CLOSE TO A 5***** review had an employee not been so passive aggressive when bringing is the…read morelast in our order. The food and drinks 5 ***** for this type of brunchie place. My first time here but my girlfriend who was visiting from Texas has eaten here recently while flying through to see her brother. This place very close to SFO airport so a great place to have breakfast Brunch or Lunch before picking up or dropping off at SFO as only 12 to 15 min based on traffic. THE FOOD: Cortado 10/10, Ice Tea 9/10 Flat White 8/10 (from Australian in our foursome) Hot Chocolate 9/10 Mixed salad Amazing. Soft boiled eggs perfectly cooked and balsamic on point. They have great sourdough served with delicious jam. We also had the prosciutto fig and goat cheese which was 10/10 and our friend from Texas enjoyed her GF Sammie. Husband had the Tuna Melt which he said 9/10 only because of the bread, he said 10 if he's had it on the acme sourdough ;-) Next time... The Place: Great location with lots of parking but not this past Sunday as huge event in town but in general loads of street and lot parking near by. Quaint seating inside and outside seating on both sides of this corner location. You order inside and seating is first come first serve so I imagine depending on the time of day it could be hard for any groups over 4 Employee Interaction: Super until the last person we interacted with. You order inside and they bring stuff out as made which is just the nature of busy brunch place. For example we had food come out in staggered spurts which is what you expect so as a example our friend who ordered first (10 min before us ) got her fig Sammie first but we got half our drinks first. Our food was staggered over a 15 min period also very expected at this type of brunch place. The problem came when the lady would brought the last food item the GF item and she said hey are we missing anything and I said yes my cortado and friend who ordered 10 min before we did so half and hour ago said she never got her hot coco. She was Super polite and brought them pretty quickly . We said thanks for finding them for us and she lectured us on how busy they are etc etc and were like WHOA THERE we did not complain although my friend could have as he drink came after she had eaten and 30 min after she ordered and yet we never complained. My complaint is with this staff members attitude, and I "assume" it came from dealing with folks expecting the food or drinks to all come out at same time and thats not how these types of places work. WE GET THAT and again it would have been a 5 had we not been lectured after thanking her for hunting down our drinks ;-) Will I be back SURE the food was great

Mademoiselle Collette is usually buzzing on weekend mornings so expect to wait in a short line but…read morethey are very efficient and it goes quick. You cannot go wrong with anything on the menu but the pastries truly stand out.

Street parking was easy right in front on a Saturday morning (pay any meter), and the place had a…read morecharming setting with an upscale casual atmosphere, french music playing in the background, and both indoor and outdoor seating for guests. A huge variety of pastries were available in the display case (a whole lot of carbs!) as well as an enticing menu of hot food options. I ordered the croque madame and an iced mochacchino with 2% milk for dine-in. Staff was friendly and helpful. I was given a dirty fork, but they were apologetic and quickly gave me a new one when I asked. My beverage was ready in just a few minutes which I picked up at the counter. My food took about 10 minutes and was served to my table. The iced mocha was a bit chalky and lacking in the chocolatey flavor, but not bad. The croque madame was tasty even though it was on the dry side. The bread was soft and slightly toasted on the surface, and the tender ham and melty cheese filled the sandwich nicely. The dish came with a small salad too. A decent meal, but the cafe definitely has room for improvement.