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| - Cute place, pretty pastries, 1/2 way decent service and surly back of house. The short and not so sweet story: two of us ordered the veggie club for a late lunch, unfortunately said sandwich came out with mayo on it, totally unexpected since it was not in the description though it was listed for other sandwiches, plus the club was touted as being made with tomato basil jam on vegan bread so I didn't even think to ask if it had mayo...Anyway, I do not, under any circumstances, eat mayo. I went up to the counter and verified that it was indeed mayo. The counterperson was nice and she offered me a half sandwich without mayo. The kitchen person said she couldn't make a half sandwich. So I said, how about just a two layer club, instead of the three (like one piece of bread cut in half and assembled together with some veggies? The counterperson seemed to understand this to be a solution and I thought I had some lunch coming. But It never came. I would have liked to have witnessed some cooperative communication instead of a timid server trying (but not hard enough) to make good in spite of an oppressive bitch. I would have paid for another damn sandwich if that's all it would have taken to get fed, or I would have left to find lunch elsewhere if I had been informed that my request was unreasonable. Disgusted, I decided just to get a soy latte on my way out, but they did not have the soymilk that they advertised on the board for an extra $.50, the icing on the cake of my void. So, I don't trust the chalk board, I sure as sugar can't rely on the staff to work together as a team and judging by my sweet toothed partner's reaction, I don't even believe they can make a good cookie.
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