A very nice date spot or hang out for friends. Korean Cafe with bingsu, taiyaki, smoothies and…read moreespresso coffees. Great avocado smoothie and strawberry lemonade! Iced taiyaki was delicious!

I was craving bingsoo, and sadly there aren't that many options in PA/Philly for it :( Fortunately…read moreCafe Clover have them, and it is located in the same plaza as Hmart and Dubu/Duba. I came with two other friends, and we got the mango milk snow in a bowl. It was about $27ish after tax. The bowl was a good amount for 3 people. The flavor was good. I enjoyed how soft the milk snow was, and how it just melts in your mouth. It wasn't too sweet. The store itself was very warm, which is good for the cold weather. There were plenty of tables with more towards the back. It looks like a good place for people to study. I would come back for the bingsoo, and try the other stuff they have here. There are gelato, drinks, and snacks available as well.

Went for a quick bite and coffee after an overnight stay in Philly…read moreNever been to this area but it's cute and seems to have great location Front of the store is very homey and welcoming. Crepes, coffee, tea and pastries. Homemade flavors and they sell beans here. Staff was very nice and hard working The crepe was very filling and had plenty of customization options. Big respect for the additional curry powder, everything seasoning, garlic powder, etc. options Their pastries looked robust and delicious. Very nice selection and options. Saw a lot of original recipes I got a dirty chai with cardamom added. Love cardamom Brother got a wellness elixir which I really appreciated then having. Good mix of ingredients imo Indoor and patio seating. I'm glad we found this in the spurt of the moment

The energy and attitudes of 80% of the staff is ani-Black. I enjoy the Cubano and used to drive 35…read moreminutes 1-3 times per week to get the Cubano. It progressively got worse over a five year period. My last day there was over 7 months ago. The cashier was extremely rude and racists. She openly acknowledged her customers kindly and asked me "What's up?". A clear dog whistle. Her co-worker tried to apologize, but acknowledging the real issue would mean dismantling a mindset. I expressed that an anti-Black establishment is not conducive to my wellbeing. Simply vile. The one star is for the employees who were kind although far too few.

What a wonderful find! The Manakish was absolutely scrumptious ...incredibly fresh, perfectly…read moreflavorful, and that dough is seriously to die for. Soft, fresh, and delicious! Our only wish is that the portions were bigger because we could have easily eaten more. The Spanish latte was perfect...smooth, creamy, and just right and the Americano was delicious as well. I'm so happy we discovered this place! Everything tasted fresh and made with care. We will definitely order again and can't wait to try more of the menu!

We were in town for a wedding and were in need of some excellent non-hotel coffee the morning…read moreafter. I found this spot on Google and am so glad we stopped in. It's such a cute spot- and super clean. I got a Turkish coffee with cardamom and my boyfriend got a cortado. We were both super happy with our selections. The baked goods also looked delicious but we just needed a coffee fix. The employees were also lovely! Highly recommend you stop in!

Sooo vibey! It's close to a park and will make a cute frolick-around-the-park-then-coffee day!…read moreIndoors is tight and can feel very packed! But outside it's a great spot to people-watch as it's right at an intersection. I do wish they prohibit cars from parking right in front of the bakery so you are not left staring at the side of a van the whole time (: They allow your fur babies inside! Coffee-wise, we had iced matcha latte and iced americano. The americano was smooth with an oakey aftertaste and some herbal notes. A bit fruity and sour, they probably use light roasts for their espresso beans (big plus!). My friend said the coffee made him felt like he was "floating down a cliff in Morocco" so it's THAT vibey We'll be back to try their pastries in the future!

This place has some older reviews that I don't think apply anymore. Wonderful indoor ambiance warm…read moreand cozy. Kind staff. Delicious fast and healthy food. They also have vegan cream cheese which is a great dairy free option for bagel.

Best little place for crepes and sweets! Wonderful gathering…read moreplace to chat over delicious lattes! If you are looking for a quiet, comfortable vibe, this is it! Personal fave!!

Stopped by on a rainy morning, with not too many folks around, and ordered their Wellness Elixir,…read moresince I had my coffee for the morning already. Staff were friendly and fast! I took a seat out in the back by the station. Lots of tables around the exterior, and inside. For some reason wi-fi wasn't working well for me, so I hopped on the local Xfinity Mobile hotspot for a bit of work. Not a lot of large tables here, so only for 1 or 2 folks at a time. Otherwise, this is a great neighborhood cafe! No opinion on the coffee, since I actually haven't had anything caffeinated from a High Point yet.

We have been twice and don't really have anything negative to say…read more I have enjoyed the artichoke quiche and love getting their fraises creme (strawberries in cream). Hubs has had their sandwiches and smores croissant which he enjoys. The service has always been pleasant, but it isn't your normal dining service. You order your food, receive a number, and then pick your seat where your food is brought to you. It is meant to resemble a French café, but the seating is very tight. With friendly company seated nearby, not a problem, but as the saying goes, you can't always pick your neighbors (read into that as you will :) ). This is a solid spot whether you are looking for just something light or a nice lunch/brunch. There has been a line both times we have stopped in but we have found you are only waiting in it for about 5 to 10 mins depending on how decisive those in line in front of you are. It can add up quickly in price if you are looking to try a few things, which we generally do, but we have no complaints so far.

Had breakfast here over the weekend. Me & my mom split the quiche lorraine and matines breakfast…read moresandwich on a croissant. The quiche was perfect; absolutely delicious!! My 2-year old got to enjoy petite meal which she enjoy ver much along with her "unicorn" chocolate milk. She deff loved feeling included being able to have a fancy drink along us. As for a cafe service was average. I wasn't to sure about if it was self clean up or if someone cleaned the table as I couldn't find anywhere to put my dishes but ended up walking them to the front.

Wow! What a beautiful store!…read more Formerly a green house... the interior ambiance is beautiful and feels grand with the incredibly high ceilings and glass everywhere! The servers are actually caring and pays attention to your needs without smothering you. They seem to genuinely care for your needs. The food is pristine and carefully curated with crisp, fresh ingredients that are served at the perfect temperature. The menu is not overly saturated with any and everything... but each item is thoughtfully created and balanced. Don't hesitate... make your way to this beautiful restaurant!

These are very nice people who work here. Very personable and friendly. I can see if you lived…read morenearby, you would want to be a regular. While we were waiting for food, I explored the store attached. Very cute flower shop and gift boutique. I'm not sure if they share the same owners? If so they should put a sign above the restaurant side door to advertise the shop. Maybe they can get some shoppers after breakfast/lunch? Back to the food, I had the goat cheese and sun-dried tomato quiche ($16) and it was a little too strongly flavored for me. Normally I love these two ingredients on pizza or in pasta, but this was a lot. For me, needed more egg. It didn't stop me from eating it though! We shared a Brioche French toast ($16) for the table, like an appetizer. It had a peach butter that was interesting. I think next time I want to try a Scrambled egg sandwich ($15) and add sausage patties. ($5) I saw a guy get that and it looked amazing. Now he knows how to order!

What a beautiful cafe! There are a few small tables and chairs and a seating area with a loveseat…read more Everything is in warm tones and it's so inviting! I had a cold brew and my fiancé had an espresso and lemonade (I recent heard of this drink) which he was very glad he tried! If you are in the area or you want to make a trip to start here for some coffee and then visit the local shops, it's a wonderful area. You'll be glad you did!

I am honored to be the first one to write a Yelp review, and it's going to be a rave one :)…read more I was briefly in the area and was looking for a coffee/pastry place before I made the drive home. Walking into the alley where The Lore Cafe was situated was like walking into an old picture book--the alley was dappled in sunlight, with people quietly sitting in the front and birds flitting among the tables. The inside of the store is beautifully curated, think Japandi with wood and green, along with furniture pieces that were clearly chosen with intent. It was Mother's Day, and there was a small basket with free bouquets to choose from, how cute! I'm generally an up-and-go kind of person, but the cafe made me want to sit and people watch for a couple of hours if I could. Matcha latte with oatmilk: nutty, creamy, a little grainy but in a way that created a pleasant mouthfeel. Almond croissant: I saw someone come in and get a giant box of pastries to go, so it must be pretty good right? There was nothing to fault on the croissant, for a coffee shop I'd say it's quite solid. If I lived near Jenkintown this would be the place I invite people to meet at on the weekend, or simply where I go to bring a book and people watch as I have coffee and pastries.