We had to wait for 45 minutes to get our food. They said the kitchen was behind. I’m sure they are short staffed as I could see from the service. My father ordered a waffle breakfast. As you can see from the photo the portion is very skimpy. I spoke to the manager and her response was that portion sizes have been reduced. I commented on the prices which have been increased. She said the portions have been decreased and the prices have been increased. She also said the waffle meal is now a dessert size but it is listed as a breakfast.Management should really consider how to provide service as best you can under trying times.
Just moved to this area, and this place is Lovely & friendlyFoods are a bit pricey considering their portions but they taste good.Desert was sweet, fresh - recommend - Rozalach with chocolate hazelnutThere is a lot of parking available although the parking lot is pretty busy.If you go to this location try to avoid sitting by the door as it can be cold ( we’ve changed a table right away)
Friendly staff but service is a bit slow. Definitely on the pricier side for brunch but food is consistently good. ??Tip: If you go to this location try to avoid sitting by the door as it can be cold (I had to keep my coat on).
pricey, but i had a more enjoyable experience at this location. the atmosphere was nice and the server was friendly. i went at 8:30 on a saturday morning, so it wasn't busy at all until 9:30. the food surpassed my expectations :) especially the Landwer's Famous Breakfast. the other item I ordered was the Plant-Based Yogurt. both were good, and so was the coffee.
Looking for something happening place..good place to visit. Good food in varieties and beverages. Decor gives you special feel and serve hot food. Ty to make feel us special.?❤
Warm ambiance, decent staff and prices, fantastic bread, good coffee and lots of (all-day) food and beverage choices. Going to go back for a dinner with drinks someday. Didn't think I would find a non-brand (think Starbucks or Timmies) here but pleasantly surprised to do so! The Mediterranean Shakshouka was good - a tad salty for my liking but loved the tangy sauce and accompanying labneh, tahina and salad.. And did I mention the bread?!
Coffee wasn’t too great, was just okay.First time trying Turkish coffee in my life (not included in picture), but wasn’t something fit to my preference.Place was nice, but waiting time was hilarious (around 30+ mins)I think this place is more known for brunch, so maybe I need to try their brunch instead of coffee and dessert.
Overall, not a bad place for breakfast. There is a lot of parking available although the parking lot is pretty busy. Our breakfast was pretty good except as a personal preference, everything was a bit salty. Pro tip, don't spend extra money on truffle fries, I think they drip a couple of truffle oil on fries and call it truffle fries.Clean, family friendly vibe and hip enough for couples to visit but you should be ready to spend around $60+ for breakfast and coffee for two adults. Due to the price, it's a place that I may visit once or twice a year. I would rather spend that money for lunch or pay a little more for a decent dinner instead of simple breakfast.
Very good food and an interesting menu with lots to try but super busy. Don’t go if you’re in a rush and get on the waitlist ASAP. That said, the hostess and servers were all really nice and got us our orders without issue. I would recommend for lunch. Their lattes are huge and really good, same with the smoothie bowl.
Pretty disappointed with the visit today. My friend ordered a cold brew that tasted watered down, she found an eyelash in her food and our server was extremely absent with us. The shakshuka was well done but the service was much less than I expected. Shame because the food was quite good. K