Found this women-owned coffee shop on TikTok, like many other reviews on here. Stopped by, to try…read morethe flights, which was good. However the price point, was a little higher than I'd like to pay for four very small coffees. The coffee shop is in an office building, which is convenient for the people working there, but definitely not a super feasible location to meet up with friends at. All that being said- the owners are INCREDIBLY sweet and kind. We were on the fence about what smoothie to order and she went out of her way to make both, for the price of one! Would definitely recommend to anyone that is in the area- solely based on the amazing customer service we experienced!

I found this cute little woman-owned coffee shop on TikTok and had to check it out--especially when…read moreI heard they had matcha flights! Say less. I grabbed the matcha flight and the "Good Morning Griller," which is basically a breakfast sandwich made with French toast. And let me tell you... it *slaps*. Perfect sweet-and-savory combo. I'd come back just for that sandwich alone. The matcha flight came with four flavors: - Honey: simple and cozy - Blossom: giving rose or lavender vibes - Caramel Macchiato: sweet but not too sweet - Blueberry: the star of the show If you're into a creamier, milk-forward matcha, you'll love it here. Overall, super cute spot tucked inside a tech business center, and the staff was really friendly. Definitely worth a stop!

This place reminds me of one of my favorite Ethiopian cafes/restaurants. Per one of my friend…read moreElites, this is a Somali place. Well, I love African food in general so when this place came up in my search (even though I wasn't necessarily looking for that specific cuisine), I wasted no time to rush to it. I just needed a late morning cup of joe and something light to eat so that's what I got today. First of all, this place is not for coffee in my opinion. I asked for a cappuccino but the guy behind the counter made me a coffee (with cream; I could call that a latte maybe??) He did put some sort of a spice in it which definitively enhanced the quality of it and it didn't taste bad to be frank but it definitely wasn't a gourmet coffee or super delicious. I wasn't unhappy or anything. However, I let it sit for about 15 min or so as it was super hot when I got it, it tasted a bit better. Like a wine has to breathe a bit after opening its bottle, my coffee had to sit until the spice was well mixed in it. Now let's move on to the sambusas. Both Beef and Veggie ones were delicious. I couldn't remember which one but one of them had a little kick in it so the spiciness lingered in my mouth for good 10 minutes after I ate it. Also, the menu had some delicious looking food on it so next time I go here, I'll definitely get a lunch plate (and it looks like they can serve you quickly so if you are looking for a quick/yummy Ethiopian food, this might be your place.) Overall, today's visit was pretty good.

Came in for some sambusa's they were only $1.00 each I got a few of the chicken and beef they were…read morejust making them so I got them fresh. They were so good. I will warn you a little spicy but I like it also a little heavy on the onions so if you don't like onions you won't like these.

There's so many different food options at Mango House and we wanted to order a little bit of…read moresomething from every single one. This plate was huge with a variety of different vegetable dishes. This is definitely something to share. Service is so friendly. We got to meet the owner and she truly loves the food she makes. Every now and then, she would come and check in on us. It was delicious. I also had the avocado smoothie and she makes it fresh as you order so it does take some time. Overall, this is a solid place when you have an Ethiopian food craving or you want to try it out and support a small business.

Incredible food, but even more incredible service. Amina was very kind, and makes the best…read moreEthiopian food out there!

This new café is an absolute wonderful addition to the neighborhood. I fly to Ethiopia regularly,…read moreand this is really the best restaurant I've ever been in the United States. Totally delicious totally fresh and the service and hospitality is totally Ethiopian in the best way ever.

Phenomenal food! Went back two days in a row. Some foods spicy enough to make you cry, others just…read moremildly smoldering. Their bread product is strangely spongy, tangy and delicious. Wonderful staff, very informative, warm and friendly. Highly recommend!

lovely place to get coffee! get people and amazing drinks! couldn't recommend a better place!!read more

Your typical nice cozy local coffee shop. Good eats, tasty…read morecoffee, they have seasonal specials and the ongoing menu. Staff of 1, barista and sandwich/paninni all in 1. Free wifi for those who want to do some remote work. I recently moved to the side of town, so many coffee shops to check out, but this one is nice, so I would recommend to stop by.

Fabulous food and great fast-casual dine in. The staff was…read morehelpful and gave samples of the bakery items. Super good..

Great service, though it took a little while since she was the only one managing the counter and…read morepreparing the food. Everything tasted delicious overall, but the spinach feta borek had some raw dough in the middle. The cardamom latte was especially good! There are also plenty of chairs and outlets, making it a nice spot if you want to sit and get some work done.

Really nice concept -- this is a nonprofit coffee shop run by a church that opened 12/2024. They…read moreare unique in how they offer coffee, tea and iced drinks from all over the world. I had already had caffeine when I visited so I tried the ginger calamansi tea which was refreshing and perfect for the summer. I also had a turkey empanada which was perfect around lunch time. This is located in the same plaza as Great Wall so it's perfect for picking up a drink for while you're grocery shopping. There is plenty of space inside to gather with friends or do work, and service was fantastic!

We stumbled across this coffee shop recently. What a great find! I love their international…read moreofferings, including Turkish coffee and Moroccan mint tea. I tried their Yemeni coffee and it was excellent! It's a light coffee with an almost tea-like taste. There was one barista who was very knowledgeable (while another didn't know what she was doing at all.) one of us ordered a dairy free mocha, but it arrived with whipped cream on top! Hopefully, they'll iron out these issues. I'd definitely like to go back to try their Philippino coffee.

What a great little gem! We were visiting from out of town and were staying nearby. We were…read moredelighted to find this Turkish restaurant! We were there for breakfast. If you haven't tried a Turkish breakfast it's time you did! My husband and I shared the Mom's breakfast which had so much food that we could barely eat it all. It included so many different delicious things! There was an omelette thing with some thin sausage, a noodle and egg dish with crispy filo on top, part of a baguette (with Nutella, cherry jam, honey & butter) and a bagel-like pastry with sesame seeds on the outside, hard boiled eggs, sliced cucumbers, grape tomatoes, 2 kinds of cheese, 2 kinds of olives...Everything was so good I want to go to Turkey even more now! I also tried their Turkish tea that was black tea with bergamot. But it wasn't at all like earl gray. My husband had to get his usual mocha and said it was nice & not too sweet. I liked the tea with sugar cubes I added at the table. It's casual order from the counter style. The two women behind the counter were super friendly, offering us tastes of some of their other delicacies and answering questions. It was overall a delightful experience!

The staff member was very condescending and rude when I asked for milk for my coffee. She said it…read morewas not the traditional way to consume it. So I decided to have it black with sugar. When I received the coffee, I can smell that it was not a fresh batch by its burnt aroma. She brewed fresh coffee for the next set of customers who entered shortly after. I found this quite discriminatory and disappointing. This business lost a potential frequent customer. Pasties were better than the coffee itself. What a shame to expect good coffee to be brewed worse than McDonald's.