First off, I love the mission of this place. It's hard not to be a fan of any restaurant that helps the homeless (like Philadelphia's Rooster Soup Company) or someone who needs a break. I stopped in on my way to a conference downtown. It's a comfortable, welcoming environment, filled with welcoming people (they were pulling muffins out of the oven when I arrived). I ordered the breakfast sandwich, which had egg, bacon and cheese. It was a good sandwich, though if I'm being honest it could have used just a little more salt and maybe some sort of aioli or something to give it that extra flavor punch (and moisture). In any case, the price was very fair. I'd certainly come back and try their pastries or order a drink, and I'm happy that my money is doing some good for someone else.