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| - Nice authentic French coffee shop in the neighborhood. When they first opened, I used to see the owner working in the kitchen, behind the counter, serving customers. Talked to him about his passion of baking, etc. Later on, he was gone. Then I never saw him again. He hired two employees to take care of his business. I'm glad he is doing well!
The little pastries are made by him, displayed nicely on the counter or in the pastry case.
Also, there are samples of tea leaves displayed on the counter under little glass domes. I never ordered tea, but I tried their coffee.
I love hazelnut cappuccino or latte, so I ordered it.
I don't know if the coffee is not strong enough or just too much milk added to it, but it is not the best coffee I ever had. It tasted like milk.
The chocolate croissant is very light, good flavor.
It's much smaller size than you can find at other places. Probably I could easily eaten two of them.
The almond croissant was a little bit dry. I am sure it was just a coincidence.
The macaroons were delicious! I bought the little box containing 12 varieties of macaroons ($12.99)
I tried one of the breakfast item at one time: Quiche Lorraine (bacon) with organic greens on the side.
That was very different from our everyday breakfast, but I liked it. It was very refreshing!
I had their fresh squeezed grapefruit juice, also I liked a lot!
Free wifi is provided. There is a password on the wall. Also complimentary lemon water customers can enjoy, can be found on the service station area, next to the condiments.
I really like the separate section of reading area with comfortable couches. I saw people working on their laptops or reading magazines or books.
The background music is very beautiful French music.
My recent discovery is that they are now serving wine, too!
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