August First

10/10 The sandwiches are out of this world. It is no surprise that this place was recommended to us by quite a few people. Did not get a chance to try their baked goods, apart from the bread in sandwiches. Tried the Eat the east, their cumin sauce/curry is delicious. Definitely the crowning jewel of the place in my opinion. The avocado toast was splendid; we loved it. Their avocado sandwich was also quite good; I am not a fan of olives so it was not for me but definitely good. The only dish that disappointed me was their chickpeas and herb bowl but I did like their vinaigrette dressing. I definitely recommend going for breakfast over lunch. Absolute joy!

I liked that they had plenty of outdoor seating. They were busy so there’s a wait to order and another wait to get your food. A bit unimpressed by their sandwich. $15 for a sandwich on a small baguette. The ingredients were fresh at least, I just wish the sandwich was bigger. They have one vegan sandwich on the menu. They accept cards at least. The bread was good at least, but I wouldn’t come back.

Absolutely love this place! The design is very unique. It almost looks like it used to be an auto shop before they moved in. Their maple biscuits are amazing with their homemade jam and cabot butter. Their hot chocolate and cappuccino comes with plenty of foam, and their breads are amazingly fresh in the morning! Must try the chicken caprese sandwich!

The pastries here are good (we got a pumpkin donut and a ginger lemon scone which were good) and the food is okay (the Day Breaker sandwich was pretty good and the grain bowl was average) but the iced chai latte was absolutely vile. I don’t know what was in it but it didn’t taste like chai or milk and I’ve had a lot of different chai lattes. I’m not often moved to write reviews but that chai was really terrible.