We have mostly loved the food here, but the place is kinda quirky.
Pros:
- Plenty of parking, but enter slowly because there's a huge bump that needs to be regraded in this dirt/rock lot and lower cars may bottom out
- Cute interior
- Friendly staff (that may or may not be hopped up on espresso so be prepared to be shouted at drill sergeant style when you walk in)
- Close to the best vegan baked goods in town (if they have cherry "pop tarts" and that's your thing try one)
- Creative menu
- Nice food presentation (dine-in)
- Good for takeout, but know your vegan substitutes and double check them
Cons:
- The space IS NOT big enough to do the order at the counter and find a table thing like other places do successfully, so after you order and get your tabletop number stand there may not be a place to sit.
- Due to the above, when you dine-in you may feel rushed because of the groups of people wandering through the tiny rooms trying to gauge how close you are to finishing your meal.
- Service is slow.
- Buns aren't vegan and must be substituted out for focaccia or whole grain bread - double check all substitutions, especially with takeout.
- They served charred, inedible street corn in a takeout order, which tells us food quality standards aren't a big deal to the kitchen staff - again, double check all orders.
- If you get coleslaw on the side with a sandwich for takeout the bottom of your bun/focaccia/whole grain bread will be soggy.
- They don't serve decaf espresso drinks for health and environmental reasons, despite there being alternatives.