First, the positives. They have great social media presence! The photos of their food look very appetizing. And they seem to really push their posts, because they pop up a lot on the feed, so I thought I'd pop over to see what's what here.
Second, the cafe space itself is super inviting and decorated really nicely. There is also a little space for open mic nights, with instruments like a keyboard and acoustic guitar set out. There are cozy places everywhere to sit, including couches. This would be a great place to study or work remotely.
But dang, man. Waiting 40 minutes for two burgers and an order of loaded fries ain't for me. And there was a family of six who were ahead of us who were still waiting for their food after we were done and leaving. The problem is that there is one kiosk to order from. There's no one at the counter to take orders. And there was one person in the back making food.
They also don't have all of the items that are available in the cafe on the kiosk menu. For instance, if you wanted a can of Coke or Sprite or a bottle of water, you can't order that on the kiosk because they're not listed. So you have to flag down the lone guy in the back making the food.
The burgers are supposed to be smash burgers, but they were just regular cheeseburgers. The loaded fries were fine -- just ground beef, grilled onions and a special sauce. Kind of like a deconstructed burger on top of fries.
To top it off, it kind of smelled like sulphur in the cafe, which was a bit of a turn-off. I don't know what was going on there, but I don't want to smell that egg smell when I'm trying to eat my food.
The strawberry refresher was good, my child said. They have a lot of different beverages here (which are fortunately on the kiosk menu), like said fruity refresher, hot coffee and iced coffee, matcha lattes, smoothies and other drinks.
I hate to give out a two-star review, but my experience could have been a lot better, so I have no choice. read more