Third Day Cafe

I am really picky about where to eat or grab a cup of coffee. So glad I found this place! This is a hidden GEM! It's a GREAT place to relax and have a bite. The coffe is great. The staff are extremely friendly, helpful and kind. The food is fresh! Bakery items are fresh NOT stale! Great Atmosphere! I mean really...what more can you ask for!!?? I will definitely be returning again and again!

It is an oasis of food and friendship in a residential only area. To he food is delicious, the staff there are kind, friendly, and knowledgeable about the food they serve. They get the BEST bagels, bread, even the drinks! the food, coffee... The menu is simple, and is great. The owners are dedicated to this, and if, for some rare reason, there's a problem, they will fix it to your satisfaction Worth the trip to visit.

Very warm atmosphere across from park and Walnut Hill church. Stop in and say Hi to Lynn and enjoy a great Latte, bagel from Ami's and any one of the great locally sourced and home made options on the menu. Had my bagel today with the home made veggie cream cheese, it was delicious! Music hosted here on some Fridays as well..check in for scheduling.

Starbucks barista's you have not seen anything yet! This place has a warm spirit within as the owner stayed open so we could experience a quick group visit and the amazing lattes. They offer milk alternatives such as oat and loads of scrumptious gluten free treats! Hot sandwiches, and for me a new book find! They even offer journaling and music nights!

It is only one of two locations in this neighborhood that can run a mom and pop store, and they have just what you need for coffee, food and more! The staff is courteous and friendly, and serve up the best in made to order drinks and sandwiches. The owners are dedicated, loving(!) people that suit the Establishment and the neighborhood. Please visit this unique Establishment and prepare yourself for a treat!

The coffee and pastries here were delicious, and not too pricey, either. The problem was the service. When we went in there was one really nice young lady working. It wasn't crowded but it was busy, especially as the church across the street - the place is clearly a Christian establishment of the nice variety - finished their services. The poor girl was swamped as she steadily hand-prepared all these coffees and sandwiches, all the while maintaining a bright demeanor. Eventually a guy came in who must have been the owner or something because he was completely lost trying to help out. We eventually got our stuff in phases (there were five of us) and had a nice visit and lunch, but I had to knock off a star for the wait, it was a definite test for my kid, haha.