Cute, Polish café right beside a Polish church! Church has a red steeple and is very iconic landmark.
Parking: A bit awkward, especially near café. Lot is shared with the church, so apparently it can get busy.
Interior: Small, but very nice with large, artistic photos posted. Nice lighting.
This café serves primarily caffeinated drinks (espresso, coffees, &/or teas) and desserts, including waffles, crepes, cakes, & a couple of sandwiches. I believe they served borscht too.
I asked the girl who was working and owner makes the cakes. We got 2 slices to go and it was $7 and change. Apple Cheesecake was nice, fluffy and fruit roll was cream-filled. Both were light and not too sweet, tasted homemade. I preferred this cheesecake over Japanese cheesecake.
Definitely a good place to stop, when you're in the area, for a dessert and warm drink!