Trying to keep my café routines flexible and not resigned to going to the same places all the time, I took on Cassie J's advice and spent the day at this cute little java by the zoo. In addition to having the beach nearby, this cafe is conveniently located to attract more little kids to visit than anyone will ever know. The sunny disposition is shaped by a cast of young, energetic staff, young families that hang out before or after their outdoor fun; and graduate students who tend to stick around longer than usual with their laptops. Wink wink! Initially I was a little apprehensive about the prospects of the weather in the area, but it turned out nice and warm. Temperature inside was definitely comfy, and the sidewalk seating were filled with people basking in the sun with their pets. At the server's recommendation, my order of Kelly's Cove sandwich ($7.75) arrived warmed by request, and it had a thick layer of pesto and melted Swiss on top of layers of fresh greens and wholesome delicious turkey. The bread was toasted to perfection and although the pesto was a bit too oily, the sandwich was a hearty reminder of Darwin's Ltd. Gosh I miss that place! During my hours of work I also tried their refreshing iced tea ($3), dark house drip ($1.95), and a cup of vanilla and chocolate soft serve ($5+) to continue my celebration of the National Ice Cream Month. The ice cream was like the ones at Foster's Freeze, not too sweet but dense and creamy. It was the perfect motivation to get some work done. Although the seating area was smaller than desired, I really enjoyed having free wifi and the youthful but laid back atmosphere. A few limitations observed: 1.) It was a warm day so I hope they had kept their soymilk in an ice container to keep fresh, 2.) Even though the server had tried to sweep the floor several times, the nature of having so many little kids around requires more vigilance to keep the place clean. Aside from these minor issues, they have great hours, nice music, and a welcoming décor to keep you entertained. Thank you Cassie, for the wonderful recommendation! I was very productive and had a enjoyable visit. I would love to come back again. 4.5 stars. read more

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Before I entered Java Beach at the Zoo, I expected beach dudes and Baywatch Pamela Andersen look a likes sipping coffee. "Whatsup dude! Surf's Up!" I was wrong. But I did find a great hidden gem. A few things make up a superb café experience and Java Beach at the Zoo hits all these marks. Starting with the food, the turkey sandwich is on par. The fresh bread that was slightly over toasted is accompanied by fresh ingredients and crunchy potato chips. They also serve soft serve, beer on tap, wine, and a list of creative sandwiches. The service is friendly and the ambiance is just simply cozy. Warm wood panels surround the interior making it a prime spot to surf the extra fast internet and work while the sounds of ocean waves are just a few blocks away. If you're going to Java Beach at the Zoo to do some work, avoid the lunch and dinner crowds. With just about eight tables, it can get crowded. Try their featured salads and sandwiches, their attention to presentation makes the café food on par. read more

For this one little aspect, this place for me deserves 5 Stars, up one from the previous 4: The gals working there yesterday night were extremely friendly, and attentive, despite just being a little cafe at the beach. I needed to escape some tension at home yesterday night so I decided on Java Beach since they close at 11pm--great convenient hours. Once arriving, the gal at the cashier was friendly and patient as I decided on what to order. I was contemplating on whether or not to try something new, or stick with the BBQ Chicken Sandwich that I love there. I finally decided on the known, along with a Green Tea. For customers eating there, they have cute little personalized "Java Beach" mugs, that are also available for purchase. I noticed the gal making my sandwich wearing gloves which I really appreciated despite her not handling any cash. After a few disturbing experience at other places, seeing gals switching off from handling cash to making food, I've always been bothered by this little aspect. But it was great seeing this gal wearing gloves and cleaning her counter after each order. My sandwich arrived, and it was consistent and satisfying. After my sandwich, being the way that I am, I had to buy a cookie. The Vegan Banana Chocolate Walnut Cookie made by "Zoe's Cookies" quickly caught my eye--perfect, chewy, soft, and actually tasted really good, despite my preconceived ideas about Vegan food being bland and boring. They also sell soft serve ice cream, available in Vanilla, Chocolate or Swirl. Furthermore, they have a little bar area for Draft Beer and Wine. Such a cool little aspect for a cafe. Very well rounded items for sale here. I was quickly at ease from home life here at Java Beach. The combination of my y u m m y sandwich, hot green tea, and the beachy atmosphere, was a great way to end my night. read more

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Java Beach is a neighborhood gem and because of its prime location, is also popular for tourists or anyone visiting Ocean Beach or the SF Zoo. We are lucky enough to live just a few blocks away, so Java Beach is a great place for us to walk to for breakfast, lunch or coffee. Stopped by this morning for brunch. There was constantly a line out the door, but we still found that seating was available inside and outside. Since it was a beautiful day (without fog), we nabbed a table outside. It's a casual spot where you help yourself to the utensils and waters. The line moved quickly at the ordering counter. Cashier was super duper friendly. Food was also ready in a matter of minutes. You pick up the plates yourself and dropped them off when you're finished. Enjoyed our meal without any fuss. Food is simple and satisfying. -Smoked Salmon Bagel ($7.50): Served with your choice of bagel. I chose poppy seed today. Could have been better if more lox was packed in there but god enough for me. -San Patricio ($10): Huge sando filled with chunks of chicken breast, avo, lettuce, jack cheese and onions on cibatta roll. Served with your choice of kettle chips or cole slaw. The sando was a huge portion packed with incredibly fresh ingredients. Overall, highly recommend this local spot. They have the basics done well - baked breakfast pastries, granola/yogurt/fruit bowls, bagel sammies, cold and hot sammies and salads. If you're a coffee person, they got you covered. Could be a little pricey on the daily but weekend or occasional visits won't break the bank. It's all about the location! read more

Java Beach At The Zoo - San Patricio sando $10 - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Good sandwiches and salads. A good local sandwich place with a great view of the ocean and good place to get some sun.

What a rollercoaster ride, Java Beach. You gave me the most amazing hot chocolates the other night, and I was tempted to up your rating to 5 stars because of the lovely service. Hot, rich, and dark chocolate to warm up a cold winter night in San Francisco. And then I order a chai tea latte the next day and it's not as strong or spicy as I would have liked. Perhaps I should have stuck to the espressos. Or the sandwiches. ALAS, THEY HAVE DUTCH CRUNCH BREAD AND WHAT - THEY TOAST THEIR BREAD. Brilliant. madness. And so I leave you with four stars, you convenient little coffee shop. I will be back! read more

What a nice place to grab an excellent sandwich made to order. Sandwiches come in three available sizes, small, medium, and large. As my friend and I both wanted the same sandwich, it was suggested we order the large size and just split it. We ordered at the counter, gave our name, and grabbed a table. Our sandwiches came in a plastic basket with some ruffled potato chips. We got roast beef with melted cheddar on a Dutch crunch roll. Lettuce, tomatoes, and jalapeño peppers. Highly recommended. We also got drip coffees. We were informed that fresh pots are made on the hour. You're given a coffee cup and you pump your choice of coffee. It was hot. They've got free Wi-fi so there were folks there with laptops. Conveniently located across the street from the zoo, hence the name. read more

I'm skeptical of sandwich shops because you never know how good the sandwich can be. This shop, surprised me and I would definitely come back! My friends and I ordered San Patricio and Kelly's Cove to share. There is so much filling in both sandwiches, we couldn't even finish half of one! Neither sandwich felt too heavy to eat; it was actually pretty refreshing. Will definitely come back! Service is exceptional. Everyone is so friendly and warm. During lunch/brunch hours, there tends to be a ton of people. So finding seats tends to be difficult; especially on a weekend. read more

Great cafe to stop by at before heading to the zoo! Coffee: my friend got an iced mocha and I got a Mocha(hot is $4.50)! One of the best mochas I've had in the city - not too sweet, just milky enough! Bagel: got an everything bagel with cream cheese ($3.75) but they ran out of everything by 12 pm so I got an onion bagel instead. Not an extraordinary bagel but better texture than a lot of bagels I've had in SF! The cream cheese layer is a lot almost as thick as the bagel itself, so remove as needed. Sandwiches: both my friends ordered the Java Club with turkey, avocado, bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayo and a bit of Dijon mustard ($12.50). Comes with a side of chips or coleslaw! Sandwich was really good (may be slower to come out in person since its busy Saturdays) but worth the wait! Chips are nicely cooked and kettle cooked and crispy, not too salty. Coleslaw was more like a vegetable salad (had cranberries and a balsamic vinegarette), so not traditional! Overall good value and nice place/great location near the zoo to go! read more

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I Love Java Beach! I go to this location more often because it is a little closer to where I live than the one on La Playa/Judah. I've tried the Tsunami, Bonfire Delight, Granola Bowl, Caramel Latte, and the Mocha. My faves are the Tsunami Sandwich and the Caramel Latte. There is something about the sandwich that keeps me coming back to it, maybe its the crunchiness of the dutch crunch or the savory blend of ham/mortadella/salami, I don't know what it is but it works every time. And as for the latte, I'm not a huge coffee connoisseur but I think the coffee here is very addicting... I just back from school for summer vacation a week ago and I've been to Java Beach for their coffee 4 times already! I love that the cafe is so close to the beach (The one on La Playa/Judah is even closer!) This place may be a little pricey in comparison to other cafes, but I think the quality of the food/drink is worth it. If you're looking for a quick bite/coffee break/cool place to chill, hit up Java Beach. read more

First time here today, and wow, I can't believe I've never stopped by before! Located right in front of the zoo, Java Beach Cafe had me at the first bite. Java offers more than the typical cafe, because in addition to delicious sandwiches, salads, subs, and coffee, beer is available on tap, champagne by glass, ice cream by cup or cone.. and there's tons of parking! Today I ordered the BLT on sourdough bread with a side salad ($7.50), and it was amazing. My friend ordered a sandwich and she was satisfied with hers as well. All sandwiches come with a side of chips or a salad. Later on, I also ordered an iced vanilla latte, and trust me, it was amazing as well, although a little pricey- $4+ for a small. Overall, this cafe is spacious, the people are friendly, and there is free wifi, so yay for studying, which is what I did today. I would definitely come back to try other drinks and sandwiches. read more

Java Beach At The Zoo - BLT on sourdough with side salad $7.50 - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

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I have to say their vegan burrito really blew me away. I would have to consider this the best burrito I've consumed in my lifetime. Nothing compares to it. However their latte is a pass. It straight up taste like warm milk without any caffeine. If you're looking for coffee I would recommend not getting the latte and spare for something else on their menu. read more

This review is only based on the Peppermint Mocha and my overall experience. Unfortunately, you're looking at a college student who is scared of birds. I just wanted to find a nice place to study with coffee drinks and lunch and I've heard good things about the sandwiches. But even before I ordered my drink, a pigeon walked in through the front door and flew around the kitchen annoyingly while the workers tried their best to shoo it out. That sure increased my appetite. The Peppermint Mocha was not worth the $4 I paid for the smallest size. It barely tasted like peppermint. To top that off, about 6 pigeons walked in while I was trying to study for less than 2hrs, making me pretty uncomfortable with them walking around and having workers and customers try to shoo them out. It wouldn't have happened if the workers just closed the front door but maybe it's normal to keep the door open (who am I to know, this was my first time here). Wi-fi is fast and service is friendly, but who knows if I'll ever give this place a chance for their sandwiches. You def lost me as a drink place and study spot. Lose the pigeons and I'd try the sandwiches there. But still, the thought of a pigeon feather somehow making its way into the kitchen makes me cringe. 2 stars for fast wi-fi and friendly workers. read more

Java Beach At The Zoo - Peppermint mocha - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

What a great place to stop by before or after a walk on Ocean Beach. Or if you swing by the SF Zoo too. It does have a great feel inside. Very comfortable place to bring a book, laptop (free wi-fi), or just enjoy a sandwich and drink. I really enjoyed my hot sandwich called Tsunami. Bread may be a little thicker then I normally like. Food is priced well. They have Happy Hour prices on beer. If its a nice day outside then you can enjoy some out door sitting. read more

Java Beach At The Zoo - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

I've given Java another chance and the real compliant is consistency. Most of the staff is quick and efficient which is an improvement from the past. I order the same coffee every time I go and the price varies. ?? When I asked about it the cashier looked confused. Today I ordered a kale salad and substituted it with romaine. The dressing was very heavy and made it almost impossible to eat. Garlic overload! Maybe put the dressing on the side for to go orders. Although a bit pricey, the coffee was good and they guy who makes it is always friendly and his coffee is consistent. read more

A great place to grab delicious subs on the way to the zoo! They have all kinds of different bread choices which is always great and they make a pretty mean sandwich that fills you up for the rest of the day. Grab a sandwich to go and take it down to the beach and enjoy a mini picnic before heading to the zoo or wherever your San Fran adventure takes you! They make a really good Arnold Palmer as well, get the Jumbo size because you can and it's totally worth it. Pretty reasonable prices and again the food is great! The turkey club, the bbq chicken are my favorite so far! read more

This is where we head for breakfast on a Saturday or Sunday morning together. We also love to bring friends from out of town because the location can't be beat. It's just a short walk from Ocean Beach, so on sunny mornings it's so wonderful to eat outside and then amble on down the street to admire the ocean. What's great: * Love those women that work there. I'm a big fan of cute girls with positive attitudes, and it seems that's all they hire. Can't remember the last time I saw any guys working there so if I've missed them, my apologies. Not that I don't love guys too, but hey, estrogen just squirms its way into my heart a little easier on a slow weekend morning. * Expect deliciousness. I've never ordered anything there that wasn't delish. I noticed that some previous yelpers have had problems with their orders being messed up but I've been there at least twenty times and that has never happened to me. * Coffee bar, baby! They always have at LEAST four big towers of different coffees, and no matter what your way of preparing your coffee they'll have the condiment of your choice for FREE. None of this "extra 50 cents for soymilk." Nope. They've got stevia, splenda, the blue, the pink, the white, the brown sugar, the agave nectar. Skim, 2%, whole, cream, soy, almond, you name it. Pour it on in. * Outdoor seating. On a beautiful day it's so splendid to look down the street and see the ocean and soak in the warm sun. Sure, during peak times you might get stuck with a table around the corner in the shade, but it's still nice. *Location location! Within walking distance to the zoo and right down from the beach. I've never been to the other location and I don't plan on it. This one suits me just fine. We drive all the way from San Bruno for this place about once a month. * Wide variety of selections. Whatever you're in the mood for and whether you're vegan, raw foodist, paleo or diabetic sugar+meat-lover they've got an option for you. * Kid friendly. Kids love this place and people love to bring them since it's right next to the zoo. This is one of the few places I'm exposed to the lil' tykes, and it's always funny to listen to little kid conversations, so that's part of the entertainment I guess. * Great place to work. They have wi-fi and it's cozy inside, so bring a laptop and pull up a chair. * USUALLY great parking, for San Francisco. Unless there's some kind of event going on at the zoo, and then forget about it. * Dog friendly. Bring fido, because you can always eat outdoors with him/her. What's less than great, but hey: * Slow service. It just is. I've never NOT had to wait in line, and once out of five times there's no seat because it's packed. But all good things in life require a little patience, right? * Hella crowded at peak times. And people can get cranky about you coming in and out of the door to get more water or bus your table. Probably because they've been waiting in line for ten minutes and they keep getting bumped. Crowded has always been a good sign to me, though, and something worth tolerating. * Outdoor seating. Yes, it's good on sunny days, but of course this is also right next to Daly City in That Part of San Francisco, so it's usually foggy. And that means it's cold. When the seating is all taken up inside you're forced to huddle and shiver at the outside tables in the grey, wet, pea-soup fog. * Kid friendly. So if you're out for a romantic date or trying to work on your laptop, expect the occasional scream or picky eater complaining loudly. But hey, they look cute so calm down. * Bus your own table. Yup, gotta clean up after yourself. Which means some people don't. So expect to occasionally have to bus your own AND somebody else's table if you want a seat. * Less than sanitary at times. A previous reviewer mentioned a lot of crap on the floors, and that is accurate. There are always all kinds of scraps of dirt or paper napkin or food all over the place. This may just be a symptom of people bussing their own table, towing dogs and kids, and running in and out for various reasons; but if you're a stickler for cleanliness, just don't look at the floor. So for me the good definitely outweighs the bad. The ambiance is warm and jovial and the decor is very beach-y. It's a relaxed place for families, bikers at the end or in the middle of their ride, developers/writers/university students, and even tourists. If you're in the neighborhood, stop on by and give it a try! read more

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OMG - thank God for Yelp! Again! Cute restaurant, nice staff, delicious food. We had the kale Caesar and the pesto mozzarella melt - totally recommended. read more

Java Beach At The Zoo - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

I'm over Java Beach. Way too expensive. $9.75 for a small sandwich and chips that left me starving within an hour, no thanks. The bbq sandwich is good, just wish there were more of it. I used to come here often but at this point, with George's Zoo next door offering you no BS sizes, you'll get a damn good and filling sandwich worth your money. read more

Java Beach At The Zoo - $9.75 for this "half" bbq sandwich. Looks bigger than it was in person. - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

Located conveniently across from the SF Zoo on the corner of 43rd and Sloat. They offer free Wi-Fi and a variety of salads and sandwhiches to choose from with vegetarian options available. My friend and I shared a medium vegetarian sandwhich...it consisted of pesto, tomato, and mozerella. It also came with a side of chips. Sandwhiches come in small, medium, and large. Portions are very large, so I'd recommend going with the small sandwhich, unless you are starving. We also tried the vegan banana walnut cookie, and tasty, but it broke apart easily. read more

I stop by when I can.. I do love the atmosphere here.. very peaceful and comforting. The prices were what slapped me to my sense.. definitely not your average starbucks! But the quality is better. The tables were a bit sticky as I was doing homework. I ordered a large Italian soda but they gave me regular=[ And it wasn't carbonated.. Their vanilla lattes are sooooo good though, again, pricey. But its cute that they're pretty dog friendly, they got doggy bowls out for the patrons with their pups outside. read more

Friendly service. It was warm day. We stopped in for Straus Milk frozen yogurt. It was $3.75/cup. Easy street parking . read more

I live up the street from here and this place is sweet. Parking is rough on the weekends due to the crowds headed to the Zoo and Ocean Beach. But if you're able to visit on a weekday or evening it's glorious. Most importantly, the staff are hella sweet. Have never experienced anything less than stellar service and hospitality. Again, this place gets busy. Be prepared. If you don't like small children there are plenty of them. Deal with it or come at night when it's the college hangout/study time. I like that they're open pretty late, though they do run out of popular items early in the day. I would love to see management add more egg/breakfast items to their menu besides pastries and bagels. However, their salads are fresh, filling and flavorful. Best not forget to mention they carry Straus soft serve ice cream!! YUH!! And their coffee is good too. read more

Great coffee and pastries. Very similar to the location near Ocean Beach. If you heart one you'll heart the other.

It was a rare sunny day in SF so after a hike with my parents by the cliff house, we decided to go for a drink. We came here and it was quite busy, but we're able to order what we wanted fast. My mom got tea, my dad got coffee, and I got a strawberry milkshake with whip cream. It was quite yummy, and we had perfect outdoor seating to soak up the sun. *Additionally, Java Beach is great if you're lactose intolerant or are looking for gluten-free options. They had low-fat milk, whole milk, almond milk, and rice milk. It's accommodating for all! read more

Java Beach At The Zoo - Strawberry milkshake with whip cream :) - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

This place is amazing. It's sometimes hard to get a seat inside but if it's pretty, they have plenty of outdoor seating too. They have yummy, strong coffee and great food too! Try the Cranberry Muffins! The employees are all chill, kind and amazing. I loved starting my day off at Java Beach while in San Fran! read more

Java Beach At The Zoo - Onion Bagel w/Cream Cheese - Coffee & Tea Near Me - San Francisco, California

Java Beach at the Zoo across the street from San Francisco Zoo and a short walk from Ocean Beach! This place a relatively new coffee shop? Not quite, but it has been here for quite some time now. For those who were born and raised in San Francisco, there were times when we may have taken those random strolls along Sloat Blvd between 45th Ave and Great Highway remembering the Doggie Diner that used to be on Sloat and 46th Ave! The very last time I went to the Doggie Diner was sometime during the last half of 2004. Times progressed, we started seeing more changes and now all I see is the Doggie Diner head every time I pass by on the 18 or 23! I only ordered the croissant when I came in today, but I'll definitely order some other items when I come here next time for a sandwich and a cup of coffee! An edit/update will be made available when I try other food and beverage items on the menu. There is more of this come from and until next time, come to this cafe for something to eat and drink as you pass by, coming from the Zoo/Ocean Beach! The size of this place is not very spacious so it is not very suitable for large groups! But I do like the fact that there is outdoor seating! Prices for food and beverage items on the menu are appropriately priced so it would fit anyone's budget! Parking: Some people just come and go so sometimes you might just be able to score yourself a spot to park your car immediately. Public Transportation: - 18 46th Avenue, 23 Monterey & L Taraval All of these routes have stops nearby, so getting to/from here via public transportation is relatively easy! read more

I really LOVE this cafe. Everything on their menu is healthy and made fresh to order. I've been here multiple times. For breakfast, I would recommend the granola bowl or a delicious scone. They have a variety of lattes, my personal fav is the vanilla almond milk latte (it's toooooo good). Their kale caesar salad is great too! I've never had this plate with mushrooms, but it was a nice twist. My friends have had their sandwiches, the club and the bbq. Looked and smelled delicious! Definitely give this place a try, you can't go wrong with anything on the menu. read more

Stopped by to try them. I had a very good sandwich and an iced coffee that hit the spot, and then some. Good food, pleasant, polite service. What more could you possibly ask for? I'll definitely be returning, and will try the other Java Beach on Judah when I'm over there. read more

Irish-approved great attitude quite decent food then go get zoo'ed oh and so easy to park a Subaru (or two) read more

This Cafe has become my go-to during Covid for a nice pick-me-up. One of the few places left in San Francisco that knows how to make a Breve Cappuccino!! You guys do coffee right! And for a delicious mortal sin, they also sell soft serve!!! Try a cone after the 6 mile loop at Ocean Beach. Soooo worth the calories. read more

Bike riding round the city? This is the perfect stop for a quick recharge of a coffee and a cheese croissant.

Very friendly staff, great service, food and ambience. A great stop on the way to a college tour. read more

I went here because Yelp had it listed as gluten free friendly restaurant. Yeah no. Got a vegan breakfast burrito and just ate the insides. If you go- ask for a fork and napkins (if you need) and don't expel them gluten free stuff. read more

Great coffee shop, with good hours of operation. The people are very nice, lots of outlets, and free wifi. I'm a big fan of Justin, always nice, and remembers your name. One complaint is that the tables and benches are sticky as a result of it being such a popular place for people to go to. The floors also have lots of crumbs. A nice rag and "clorox clean up" once a week could fix that right up. read more

My boyfriend lives like three blocks away so we always find ourselves comin here for a quick bite. They have the same menu as their location on Judah, except here they have a soft serve machine!!! Their soft serve is amazing and perfect on a nice sunny day, especially in a root beer float! My go to is the chefs salad, and my boyfriend always gets the tsunami sandwich. We've also tried their croissant sandwiches, bagels with lox, and Greek yogurt granola bowls and all were satisfying. I love the cool/ relaxed atmosphere of this place. You have to come at the right time or else you are forced to eat outside as the tables are usually hogged by students and their laptops. This place is dog friendly! You can eat outside with your dog, and they even have a water bowl for them read more

Even though I was only here for a brief moment, I really liked the atmosphere here. The staff was very friendly and helpful. It was a nice little cafe that sold coffee, pastries, sandwiches, toast, ice cream, etc. I was actually just hiding out in the cafe because it was cold out and I was waiting for someone. After a while, I was dying from hunger so I bought a blueberry muffin $2.75. There wasn't a lot of blueberries in it but the top of the muffin tasted good. All the sandwiches and bagels looked amazing. The place definitely smelled delicious. Will come to this cafe the next time I'm close by! read more

I love for a good latte. During October and November, I have a lot of very early mornings I my job. I can't really stomach coffee first thing in the morning, but Ivan do a latte. I love latte's. Java Beach makes a fantastic latte. If you go to Starbucks and order a grande latte, put soy milk in it, and want an extra shot, and a flavored syrup it's going to cost you like $6.50. A large latte at Java Beach is 4.25. It doesn't cost you any extra to have up to four shots of espresso, and only .65 to use almond milk. They also had free hazelnut syrup on their counter. You can make your latte a hazelnut latte for no additional cost. They also had agave nectar, which most coffee shops do not have. Beyond the drink itself everything else in this place was also great. I love the look of the place. It's very spacious with lots of seating. The staff were very friendly, and seem like they really enjoy working there. They also have some good looking food. I didn't have anything to eat, but I will next time! read more

Service: 3/5 Food: 4/5 Wait: 2.5/5 Price: $$ Presentation of food: 4/5 Presentation of restaurant: 4/5 Overall: 4/5 Had their Turkey Pesto on Dutch Crunch. yummm read more

What an awesome local gem. It's not snobby. It's exactly what it should be. Sure, if you come during peak hours on a sunny weekend, it may feel packed, crowded and not worth the wait. But as someone stopping in on a quiet weekday, it's simply perfect. The staff is very pleasant and helpful. The food is good. It's a cafe so it's not amazing but it's really good. The salad are have fresh cut romaine...none of this brown wilted stuff from a bag. It's a little pricey but the portions are HUGE. Big filling salads, big sandwiches, yummy breakfast options. If I lived nearby, I would certainly come in for wine or beer after work. Clearly, I'm a fan. Don't change, guys! read more