Drove by this place a few times and I can't resist testing out a brand new coffee place. It's inside a historic house but was decorated very modern inside, with obviously hand-made wrought iron fixtures. Tons of natural light and seating inside, would be a great place to get some work done. The owner was working the counter and was very personable, asking us for feedback and letting us know about her business. The inside smelled fantastic as they roast all their own beans there. My large, iced mocha was one of the best. They had a lot of baked items too but I had, unfortunately, just eaten lunch. My mother's hot latte was also really good.
Note: when you're driving, be sure to look for the entry sign to the drive-way, as the parking is behind the house and impossible to get to from the neighborhood street next to it. I had to do a bit of maneuvering to get there as I missed the entrance initially, it's kind of hidden between two of the houses-now-businesses.