3/5 Jackie D. 5 months ago on Google
I
went
on
a
Thursday
morning,
so
maybe
they
didn't
expect
to
need
some
extra
staff?
There
were
two
ladies
kept
very
busy
with
all
the
customers.
They
did
an
awesome
job
for
what
they
were
working
with,
which
I
think
is
a
very
messy
order
and
check
out
system.
You
order
right
at
one
of
the
doors
at
the
same
spot
where
the
barista
is
commonly
very
busy
making
coffees.
You
don't
pay
till
after
you
eat,
and
must
come
up
yourself
without
a
ticket,
again
to
the
bar
but
at
a
different
spot
to
pay
where
you
finally
see
your
total.
The
atmosphere
was
nice
and
working
towards
an
attempt
at
country
adorable,
but
just
seemed
cluttered
with
things
haphazardly
placed.
There
was
a
nice
amount
of
space
between
tables,
and
everything
was
clean.
The
place
has
a
lot
of
promising
atmosphere
which
after
a
year+
open
they
don't
seem
to
have
worked
to
really
grow
into.
The
food
was
bland.
I
ordered
basic
breakfasts,
a
bacon
quiche
and
the
basic
French
toast.
The
quiche
was
well
cooked,
but
had
nearly
no
flavor
or
cheese
or
bacon,
and
most
of
what
I
tasted
was
the
near
burnt
crust.
The
French
toast
was
bland
also
with
no
flavor,
but
it
was
perfectly
cooked.
The
small
hockey
puck
sausage
was
nearly
exactly
that.
I
loved
the
presentation
of
the
food,
and
the
servings
were
perfect
sized.
Both
entrees
came
with
a
small
side
of
yogurt
and
fruit,
which
I
also
enjoyed.
The
only
downside
to
the
presentation
were
the
cute
little
plates
and
perfectly
dusted
French
toast
with
a
side
of
syrup...
in
to
go
cups
with
lids.
I'm
not
a
coffee
drinker,
but
I
will
say
their
barista
seemed
quite
competent.
I
ordered
tea
instead,
which
comes
in
a
double
sized
mug.
This
was
disappointing
to
me;
it
was
both
heavy
and
awkward
to
hold.
I
inquired
about
ordering
a
pot
of
tea
instead
of
a
heavy
mug,
but
it
seems
they're
not
interested
in
that
aspect
of
tea
at
all
even
though
they
have
tea
pots
scattered
around
as
decor...
Their
messy
tea
set-up
is
akin
to
their
messy
order
check-out
system.
They
have
an
extravagant
selection
of
teas
to
choose
from
to
order
hot
in
a
heavy
mug
or
purchase
some
looseleaf
to
take
home.
To
purchase
the
tea
I
was
told
to
bring
the
large
jar
from
the
shelf
to
the
counter
where
they
would
bag
some
up
for
me.
Now,
the
tea
shelf
is
in
a
semi
separate
country
store
area,
which
looks
like
it
may
be
staffed
separately
on
busier
days,
but
today
was
only
the
two
ladies,
so
i
felt
bad
for
the
long
amount
of
time
the
barista
was
handling
things
alone
while
my
loose
tea
order
was
prepared
by
the
other
lady.
The
entire
experience
started
with
a
lot
of
optimistic
hope,
but
ended
in
awkwardness.
This
may
be
due
to
the
messiness
of
their
given
system,
the
understaffed
aspect,
or
just
a
bad
choice
of
time
to
go.
I
feel
that
a
bit
more
investment
into
their
haphazard
aesthetic
would
push
them
to
truly
shine,
and
look
forward
to
seeing
where
they
are
as
a
restaurant
when
I
come
back
in
the
future.
I
also
have
great
hopes
for
the
teas
I
purchased
as
the
Solstice
blend
I
had
in
store
was
lovely.
I
just
wish
it
had
been
an
easier
atmosphere
to
truly
enjoy
it.
