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  • I think 61C is a little-underrated for the area, possibly because it is low-key. It thankfully lacks the sterility of the chains available around up street without having any hints of pretentiousness. I went midday on a weekend and it was quiet and spacious. I felt welcomed by all the space. I'm a shy person, but I'm working on asking what's in drinks before ordering them. The barista on staff at the time was totally into that, and answered all of my questions. From his answers, I decided on a smoothie made with cow milk and real fruit (I chose banana and mango). To his credit, when I asked for milk, he confirmed what type of milk I wanted--that would have been a good save had I meant something else--good job. I do hope he ate the extras that did not fit in the glass he served me! This was a 4 star smoothie. It was simple and very good. It was also thick enough for my tastes--I only like smoothies thick. It is not in the same league as the $8 smoothies down the hill, but I wasn't expecting that. I'm glad that there is another decent smoothie option that I know about in Squirrel Hill. What 61C deserves 5 stars for is the looks of their baked goods. Nothing turns me off faster than baked goods wrapped in plastic wrap. I don't know what does it, but all desire to eat goes out the window for me. So, conversely, in 61C with their long counter of beautiful glass jars of perfectly round giant cookies, long thick biscotti, and platters of muffins and other goodies, really made me salivate. I had my eye on a specific blueberry muffin and asked the barista for it and he confirmed which exact muffin I wanted--good job. The free water was easy to find. The wifi password was in a good location and the wifi worked well for me during my visit. The muffin was a little different than expected as it was more like a bread than a cake, meaning that it did not crumb when I pulled pieces off. It was enjoyable, just different. It was a good combo with the smoothie, although I have to say it was still a bit sugar-licious for lunch...I felt the effects later when I crashed. I want to come back and try more yummies...and try coffee with the other half. My sense of their menu is they take it seriously enough (without doing ballet with it).
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