Had the prix fixe lunch with a friend and we generally enjoyed it. You come here for the ambiance - the space is open with huge windows that let in a lot of natural light and it's designed with pretty, whimiscal florals. We went on a very cold day, so it was a bit drafty.
While the space is nice, the layout is confusing, and lacking wayfinding. There are several sets of doors, but only one actually opens from the outside, which is the one with the black hanging sign. Would be helpful to put signs on the locked doors that say "please use other door" with an arrow, as I tried opening the locked doors and saw several others make the same mistake when I was inside.
Once you enter, there is a cafe counter area for drop in orders. I did not see signs pointing to the check in counter in the other room for reservations, and waited in the cafe line first, and ordered a hot chocolate since I waited in line, which was sadly warm, not hot, but tasted good.
Things went smoother when we got seated. Large selection of teas and a lunch menu with a lot of vegetarian options. I had the ham and cheese quiche with a salad which was pretty good, and my friend had the green goddess sandwich which was loaded with greens. For dessert I had the blueberry lemon cake, and while it looked pretty, it was cold and hard, as though they just pulled it from the refrigerator, I did not finish it. The focus seems to be more on presentation over taste.
I generally enjoyed my experience and am glad I tried it, but don't think I need to return. read more