What a great environment to hang out on a weekday for brunch. I ordered the vegetarian sandwich…read morewith a side of fruit and everything was super fresh and delicious. It was a pleasant surprise to have brunch here as I thought it was mainly a cafe. There's plenty of parking and seating inside along with great window views and sunlight. A nice place to meet with friends and a quiet environment. The servers were friendly and the food took a bit of time to arrive but I was not in a hurry. Keep this in mind as you order because it's not the type of quick cafe eats. Although we had a group of 9, it did take a while to get our food served despite most of the meals being sandwiches. However, the food was excellent and the pricing was good as well and average for the area. Everyone was impressed with their meal.

First time visit yesterday. A bit confusing to find the cafe due to a lack of signage outside, so…read moreFYI: it's the entrance closest to Stone Oak Pkwy (the cafe is the large glass windows) The staff were really nice and very attentive. Not a lot of customers, so our service was quick. One sided menu but several items to choose from. -Pancakes were great-large & fluffy -Bacon was crispy...just ask we like it! -Asked for "hard-boiled eggs," but they were still good -Oatmeal was good & came with dried fruit/butter/brown sugar/chopped walnuts/steamed milk -Chix sandwich was great. A Hidden gem-clean, nice view & tucked on the church property...will return soon.

Hungry after a show downtown and hit La Madeleine for a quick dinner. As usual this place was…read moreclean and the staff professional. I started with a petite cesear saldad - freshly made while I watched and great tasting, with a nice parmesean cheese garnish. I got a pesto pasta baked dish with chicken that was very flavorful. It came with a small baguette. Hubby got a bowl of potato soup garnished with cheese and bacon. We both enjoy their self serve bread bar with butter and condiments. The black raspberry jam was delish. Casual and family friendly. Indoor and outdoor seating. Plenty of parking.

I hadn't been to La Madeleine in over 20 years so I thought I'd stop in for lunch for nostalgia…read moresake. They no longer serve the Mediterranean salad which was my go to so I did the combo tomato soup, fruit, and 1/2 quiche. The bread bin was almost empty but I got a tasty piece of multigrain. Service was perfect, food was good and value decent. The dining room felt a bit neglected, ceiling tiles were water damaged and it was all a bit dingy and needs a refresh. The cafeteria line moved slow, wish there were more grab and go type menu options. No room for dessert today but I think I'll be back.

The food was amazing! will definitely be coming back soon! And the service was amazing and the…read moreworkers were all super polite and helpful!

Oh is delicious and the atmosphere is peaceful recommend to enjoy. also the service is good…read morefriendly and kind.

Service was very kind as we took a moment placing our orders. 5 out of 5…read more We got the Ube: it was creamy and full of flavor with a warm pancake style fish (it has a name I don't know how to spell sorry) 5 out of 5 Vanilla and Blurberry: this was my personal favorite and so glad we went out of our way to try this. 5 out of 5 I hope I can fine something like this closer to home. Overall 5 out of 5

Stopped by on a weekday after 2pm and had a matcha ice cream with taiyaki that included Oreo…read morecrumbles and mochi. The 4 tiny mochi on a bamboo pick is flavored and small along with a very crunchy, fresh taiyaki that had a mochi inside texture. Lots of seating and a bright area that was welcoming. It comes out to about $10 for taiyaki with filled ice cream or $5 for just plain taiyaki. A fun little cafe and the matcha is lightly flavored with a tiny hint of bitterness, soft serve, and similar to Japanese style. It is not as strongly flavored as other Japanese-origin matcha ice cream chains. Taiyaki was perfectly crispy and good. Note that the center of the ice cream in the cup portion is empty but the taiyaki itself is filled with ice cream.

Angela and Duncan were amazing. They got us everything we needed and checked on us frequently.read more

Service was good but the restaurant was packed so it took a bit for the food to come out…read more Unfortunately, the ham in my husband's Tri-fecta was overcooked and rubbery. However, once we were able to flag down our wait staff, a replacement ham was brought out. Everything was delicious except for the coffees it tasted slight bitter. The coffee to go tastes much better.

Feeling lazy? Come here and you will get the vibe and the will…read more Never seen so many people working out at once. Amazing little city of health. They know what they are doing. Free private parking behind the Legend outdoor small mall. Next to major highway, easy find. Huge enough to spot off the highway. Cafe, comfy hang outs with plug ins, a hair salon greet you at entrance. Came to check out the double swimming pools, both open almost all year round, indoor and out. Clean, buzzing, kids are very well kept away from adults, indoor pickle ball with open play hours. Immaculate Indoor basketball court made me want to play Locker rooms even have a lounge inside with tv They provide towels and all sorts of things you do not have to pack. Upstairs greets you with massage chairs, stretch tables, plenty of space for weight machines, treadmills, you name it.

The prices for a cafe at the sophisticated Lifetime Fitness (rock wall, hot sauna, dry sauna,…read moreraquetball, water slides, hot tubs, pool, personal trainers, yoga, Pilates- what else do you need?) are unexpectedly affordable. We tried the Turkey Burger, Mediterranean Pizza, Frittata of the Day, and the Catalina Avocado Toast. All for around $30. Enough to feed 3. Of course, being in Lifetime Fitness, you can expect the food to be healthy. The chefs that make most everything in house are also knowledgeable about healthy diets and the specific nutrition within their dishes. Usually pretty quiet, nice place to fuel up before a workout or better yet as a healthy reward afterwards. Turkey Burger on Pretzel bread was moist and lightly seasoned. Pretzel buns can often be stuff and too dense, but they did it right here! At $4, the Frittata was small but satisfying- California style with bacon and peppers. The Catalina Avocado Toast had fresh mozzarella, ripe tomato sliced, and delicious avocado atop multigrain toast. Tasty! Last but not least was the Mediterranean Pizza. Cauliflower crust was crispy and tasty. Fresh arugula, kale, mushrooms, and zucchini did not make the crust soggy like lots of vegetables in pizza tends to do. Decent serving size for $12 (we added chicken for a few more dollars). LifeCafe has a menu with variety, plus rotating daily specials. For something even quicker, they have premade meals that you can take to-go or they will microwave it for you. And they make those all in-house as well, so freshness should not be a problem! The employees were friendly and welcoming of any questions we had. A great experience, will have to try the healthy drinks and smoothies sometime!