What an awesome experience we had this morning at this beautiful small cafe in Montrose. Before my…read morehair appointment we decided to pop in for some coffee and pastry and to my delight the even had Armenian coffee and panini pressed breakfast sandwiches that were crunchy and soft at the same time. The staff is so helpful and lovely. My son had a freshly baked cinnamon roll and orange juice. We both loved this place and I can't wait to come back for lunch! Everything is clean and organized and truly unique. Thank you for an awesome independently owned coffee shop that's local to us. We will definitely be stopping by again. Took some pics while we were there.

The food was mediocre at best, especially considering the prices. The biggest disappointment was…read moredessert, which felt like something thrown together at the last minute: a few scoops of ice cream stacked on a plain slice of bread, a few banana slices on the side, some chocolate syrup drizzled over it, and an Oreo or two for decoration. There was nothing creative, refined, or memorable about it. For what they charge, I expected something far more thoughtful and well-executed. Instead, it felt basic, boring, and significantly overpriced. Unfortunately, the overall experience didn't justify the cost, and I left wondering where the value was supposed to be.

Delicious sandwiches! Everything is amazing here. Service is…read morevery good. Pastries are authentic.

I only came in for a coffee and realized it was a restaurant and bakery. The baked goods looked…read morepretty good and the menu items sounded pretty good. The coffee was decent but I would go back to try the food items. There was quick service and kind of a full restaurant of people, also with outdoor seating.

We celebrated Father's Day with my uncle at Town Kitchen & Grill and enjoyed ourselves. The food…read morewas good and the service was okay. If it wasn't for the location, I don't think the restaurant would be nearly as popular. Our server was friendly, but not as attentive as we would've liked. We were seated outside and I found myself looking inside for her on more than one occasion. Even with the good company, I felt the dinner dragging because of this. I ordered the Grilled Chicken Bowl while everyone else had pasta. We enjoyed our food, but agreed that neither the portion nor the flavor entice us enough to come back. Town Kitchen & Grill is in a great location with solid food and nice staff, but it doesn't standout against the neighboring competition enough for me to go out of my way for it.

Tried Town again after not liking it much the first time and had a similar experience this time…read more The positives: Ambiance was nice, service was friendly and efficient, and my husband and friends liked their food OK. (My husband had the steak and mushroom penne, friends had the Chimchurri steak and the wedge salad) The negatives: I had the shrimp risotto and found it blah. The serving was very small - i feel like American portions are often obscenely large (and don't like that), but this was much smaller than average and I was still hungry after eating it. The flavor was ok, but nothing to write home about. And the shrimp were very small - what my husband and I call "bait" shrimp. Not the large shrimp you usually get at a nice restaurant. Since i was still hungry, I ordered a cobbler. It was fine, but not great. Texture was a bit strange - not traditional. Probably won't come back. The food is just not that interesting. It's like the kind of food you'd eat at a Midwestern buffet restaurant.

Sweet Demi Lune Bakery & Café…read more Sweet Demi Lune Bakery & Café reminded me that we live for the wonderful experiences that remain to be discovered. After a wonderful lunch date with my wife at Raffi's Place (please read my review and thank me later) in Glendale, I decided to look for the perfect dessert. After scouting several nearby locations, I decided I was in the mood for a great cinnamon roll. Sweet Demi Lune Bakery & Café looked like the place that would deliver the experience I was seeking. SDLBC is listed as being in Glendale, but it's located in the historic Old Town of Montrose. That's beside the point; I only mention it because there are additional places to explore just up the street. We arrived around 3:00 p.m. on a Saturday, and there wasn't much of a selection left, including the highly sought-after cinnamon roll. The gentleman behind the counter greeted us warmly, and I immediately asked if that was all the pastries they had. He said yes. I contemplated leaving because of the nonexistent cinnamon roll, but I didn't want to be rude, so I decided to give the bakery a try since we were already there. So, we basically took half of what remained behind the glass display case: a Peach Almond Croissant, a Raspberry Pistachio Croissant, an Almond Croissant, and then my curiosity focused on a few lonely-looking pastries that were unfamiliar to my discerning eyes. I asked the gentleman what they were, and he replied with something that sounded completely foreign to me: Kouign-Amann. Kouign-Amann (pronounced queen ah-MAHN) is a traditional pastry from the region of Brittany, France. It is often considered one of the richest pastries in the world because it is made with just a few simple ingredients in generous proportions: bread dough, butter, and sugar. Figuring we needed a few more sweets for the road, we took all the remaining Kouign-Amanns. Two were the traditional version, and the other two were filled with crème and blueberry jam. We also ordered a Café Americano and a Café Mocha. While we waited for our drinks, I simply couldn't wait any longer. Like a kid on Christmas morning, I eagerly opened my gift and dug right into the Kouign-Amann. Hesitantly, I tore off a tiny piece with my fingers, expecting nothing extraordinary, and instantly gave birth to a brand-new experience that exploded in my mouth. The crisp exterior gave way to the soft, flaky center, followed by waves of what tasted like delicate honey. I tore off another piece and shared it with my wife. One look at her eyes told me she wanted more. By the time our drinks were ready, we had devoured one of the Kouign-Amanns and confessed to the gentleman behind the counter that we had just experienced pure ecstasy in the form of a pastry. Kouign-Amann is, in fact, one of the richest pastries in the world, so don't let the unfamiliar name keep you from trying one. The Café Americano and the Café Mocha were also exceptionally well prepared. With everything that's happening in the world these days, a simple yet profound experience like this reminded me how wonderful life can still be. Like Arnold said... "I'll be back." Enjoy!

I stopped off and had to have the chocolate mousse sponge cake. It's gluten-free and I will tell…read moreyou they have a lot of really delicious things to try. The croissant selection is incredible. I love the indoor seating, but they also have outdoor seating. I washed it down with a short Americano, two shots and I threw in some extra cream. It's delicious. The coffee has a nice mild flavor, but nothing beats the sweets. I have to tell you this chocolate mousse cake is the right portion otherwise I would eat the whole thing in this case the powers that be more wise and gave me a slice and Man was it delicious.

Fantastic spot for some warm yummy food. They offer various…read morefood and drink options. You're sure to find something you'll want to get. From what I could see, they have syrups made in house! Absolutely delicious! We tried the hot cardamom late and the hot banana cookie butter late. Both very good. We tried their loaded crispy potatoes, love boat, and the Orange Cream French Toast Banana Bake (needed more orange). All were very good. They are nice and welcoming as well. Parking may be the only downside but they have metered parking and there is street or lot parking nearby, so shouldn't really be an issue. Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5

What a cute and fun cafe to stop at! I immediately loved it as soon as I walked in…read more The cafe was definitely busy and the staff was working hard to get food and drinks out. The tables inside and outside are reserved for customers dining in, which made it nice for this visit since we ordered some food to try out. They had a pretty good menu with plenty of food and specialty coffee/matcha drinks to choose from. I ordered the McGriddle Sandwich and the Pistachio latte and my friend ordered the Breakfast Chorizo Burrito and the Strawberry Matcha. We agreed the food and drinks were very delicious, but both of us wanted just a little bit bigger cups to enjoy more of our drinks. The line to order went pretty quickly, however, the wait to get the coffee and food took a little longer than expected. We assumed the team was a little short staffed that day, but regardless, they were working hard to get the food and drinks out as quickly as possible. If back in the area, would definitely check out again!

The Wild Oak Café sits in the a safe space in the city of Glendale, and it's genuinely one of the…read moremost beautiful cafés I've visited thus far. The scenery is stunning especially this piano painting I couldn't even imagine was possible which was illustrated by @DeeBeeWhimzy_Designs. The surrounding greenery gives the space a vibrant, open, and airy atmosphere, truly full of life ｡The people around are authentic, kindhearted and hardworking, genuinely mindful of what they're putting into their bodies. There's so much passion behind the food they craft Their poached egg was honestly one of the most delicious I've ever had, sitting atop a fresh avocado salad, accompanied by a spicy mayo that paired perfectly with the toast. I was completely obsessed. I'll admit I forgot to snap a photo of their iconic rainbow latte . So I had to return a second time just to capture it! It was well worth it, not only tasty but offering thoughtful alternative milk options. The latte is served only hot, but that's fine by me. They also offer frappés, which I may return for in the future On my second visit, I tried what I believe was their turkey club sandwich, and it was delicious, filling, and hit the spot. I opted for fries, and they were amazing too. The team there is so kind, honestly, they should just keep doing exactly what they're doing 感謝 @FireLordRia

Nice small place to have a great breakfast and start positive day…read moreService is good. Nice small place to have a great breakfast and start positive day Service is good.

We came to Pepe's for the first time. It is an inviting restaurant and the interior is clean and…read morefestive. The back also has a bar near the restroom. The menu has a lot of offerings but isn't too overwhelming. We got the crispy pork belly, which came with some pork rind chips and guacamole. This was probably the best thing we had at the restaurant. The pork was thick and crispy. The guacamole was delicious. Our kid loved the pork rinds. I got the regular tostada w pork. It was a good size and tasted like a salad w beans. But I typically love tostadas so this was fine! My husband got the burger which was literally just a burger. No frills. lol! We liked the fries. We got a taco plate for our kid. We didn't get the milk that I think was supposed to accompany it but we got the churro dessert which came w two churros, a side of ice cream, and some cream. Overall, a good experience. Plentiful parking around the area at designated free lots. Outdoor seating available. We saw a lot of people w their dogs sitting outside.

We have come here many times and always enjoy it. Good food, good vibe, good people as always. Our…read moreissue last night was with our server, Daniel. We thought he was a new employee because he had no clue what he was doing. He had NO personality no interest in general. When he first came to our table he didn't say hello or offer us appetizers or a cocktail. He asked for our dinner order. We ordered the fajita quesadilla and a combo plate. Daniel brought me the wrong taco; the taco was mostly lettuce and cheese very little meat ~ I was surprised because when I ordered this in the past it was excellent and done right (Not his fault tho he did write down my taco order incorrectly). He never came back to our table to check on us. When we were done we asked for a box because we had a lot of food left. He looked at it and brought us a tiny box. What was he thinking?? We asked the bus boy for another and he brought us the correct size. It was hard to get Daniels attention; we tried a few times to flag him down but he wasn't looking at us. We watched him a few different times throughout our time there, to see how he was with the other tables. We came to the conclusion that he looked like a fish out of water. Maybe he was overwhelmed even though the restaurant was a little more than half full last night at 5:30. Then he brought us our check while we were still eating! I told him I wanted to order dessert. Again, he had no clue what he was doing. I suggest the management take a look at this review and address this issue with him. Our experiences here have always been great, been coming for years. We love this place but we would never have Daniel as our server again.

I can't believe it took me so long to try this place that I've passed by so many times over the…read moreyears. I ordered the princess cake, Swedish style cinnamon bun, and Swedish style cardamom bun. The cake was light, fluffy, and delicious. The buns were tender, fresh, and had a nice delicate flavor. Overall, I was very impressed and will be back to try more!

Staff were friendly and helpful. The quiche was huge and delicious. Enough to split! I asked for a…read moreside of mixed greens - just greens - no dressing or anything (only 50 cents). Would definitely come back. Their array of pastries and breads is huge.