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| - This was one of those places that you find on accident, but wonder what took you so long.
I walked in at about 1:30 in the afternoon hoping for a yummy sandwich, wifi and some coffee. What I found was an itty-bitty cafe with a few regulars, a lot of smiles and everything I was looking for, plus more.
The gal at the counter was sugar sweet and very patient with all of my questions. Hey, it was my first time there, alright?! Anyways, she told me about their fresh menu and everything looked delicious. I eventually ended up going with a turkey sandwich with avocado and provolone. They were out of a few, essential things on their menu, like wheat bread. I think what the issue actually was that (and I didn't realize this when I walked in) they close at 2pm and they were out of what they were going to serve that day.
I think this place could do way better if it was open later than 2 in the afternoon. And, on top of that, after I ordered my lunch and sat down with my computer, the owner asked if I knew they were closing soon.
Umm, can I enjoy my lunch, please? That's the only reason why they don't get 5 stars. The owner need to learn to treat his customers as good as his employees do. Oh, and they could really use a bike rack and some outdoor seating!
Anyways, I still have to give them props for their delicious food and awesome iced tea. I scarfed my sandwich and the side salads are full of lots of veggies, not just lettuce and a single tomato. I was also super pumped to see that they actually have mayo-free tuna salad. Yes! Finally! A place in Cleveland that doesn't think tuna salad means "swimming in mayo!"
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