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| - The food is consistently good here. The items are a little overpriced, considering you can get the same quality and more quantity at Pamela's. But for locals it's the only offering, so I go. Let me reiterate that the food is consistently good, so I don't mind paying a little more for a good bite. The filet and sweet potato mash is by far the best thing on the menu for the price, On the down side pancakes and crepes are generally a la carte, no side of any kind is served with them.. I find that annoying.
The atmosphere is my biggest problem with this place. The dining room is very small and the foot traffic is a nightmare. This might be really good new$ for the owners, but it is off putting for those who want a relaxing breakfast. The seating is not handled with as much grace and poise as I have seen at other busy restraunts manage this blessing of a problem. Loads of people are crammed into the doorway, there is not a designated waiting area. You either feel like you are making others uncomfortable by placing your rear in their face as they eat their breakfast OR you are on the recieving end of that discomfort, it's a lose lose. I am a young 20 something year old, but I have come to Square Cafe with senior relatives, it is certaintly not accomodating to their needs in terms of space or seating.
I would like to give a 2.5 star, which is earned solely by the consistently good food, however a half marking is not possible. 2 is too low, as you will most likely enjoy what is going into your mouth.
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