We almost walked by this little cafe while looking for it since there is no sign outside, just the symbol of a spoon on the door. It looked deserted so we almost didn't go in, but gave it a second look and realized that it was open and there were lots of people.
The coffees were good. My mother ordered some sort of baked quinoa casserole which she said was some what dry and not great. She wanted to get a sandwich but they're only available after 11am. Their selection of baked pastries was fairly limited.
There is a sign on the door warning people of thieves and letting the customers know to keep a close eye on their belongings.
Overall, I don't think I'd want to sit around and hang out in this coffee shop specifically. It's decent, but not someplace that instills the feelings of wanting to lounge about for hours.