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Pros: Love the environment, plenty of seating, quicker service than I had anticipated, and overall great vibes. Great menu options and fantastic coffee options. I got a pour over (Ethiopian wash single origin) and was extremely impressed. Food was well presented and cooked great. My lady got the burrito and she loved it; she ate the leftovers cold and said it still tasted great. The pastries are plentiful and delicious.

Cons: The line moved fairly slow. When you get in, you have to scan the QR code near the register for the menu and figure out what you want while you are in line to order your food. People tend to have questions about the menu, understandably so, but there’s only one register and sometimes there’s a lot of questions, which makes for a pretty solid hold up. My potatoes had a lemon-y taste to them, which I wasn’t a huge fan of, and the topping on my steak was kind of bitter.

In the end, I highly recommend this spot and would definitely frequent it if I lived in the area.

Great food! Tasted amazing and fresh. For a busy place, specially close to Fremont, they have great costumer service, they kept asking if we like the food or we need anything else, they have indoor and outdoor seats, love the decoration! One negative thing about this place is that their menu is online.
Photo: 1-bread pudding, 2-shakshuka, 3-avocado toast.

Great refuge off the strip. Not in the best location, but once you're here it has great food and drink options. Good selection of vegan and gluten free pastries and food. I had a few interactions with the staff and they were all super friendly. The interior design is also cool with some indoor trees and nice wall murals.

Passionate informative employees making great recommendations to my order, delivering amazing results. My friendly conversation with one of the employees taking my order, was very hospitable when I had trouble trying to find a menu and was not sure what was on it.

Rating them three stars, because the fact they don’t have a posted menu anywhere in the establishment or if they do, not easy to fine. This restaurant requires you to use a smart phone, assuming the customer should not only own this device, but set the customer experience as a requirement for an mobile device to access their menu. This is very unfair and completely takes away from the neighborhood restaurant experience. As I was there, I witnessed five out of seven people staring at their phone while in line, completely unaware of the beautiful pastry display case on the right. I couldn’t help feel how depressing this was.

Personally, I’m trying to get away from using my phone and putting it on silent. The fact that I am forced to use this device defeats the entire purpose of me distancing myself From Mobile phone dependency. Took away my experience at this restaurant completely. I really enjoyed my time here, normally I would just ignore this, but I’m tired of being forced to use my phone everywhere. Although this is my personal choice, I much rather shop at a local establishment with a fun menu and a cheerful staff. What’s the point of living life if you’re just going to live it on a device?

This is a multi-sensual experience you need to come in and enjoy! When you walk I. - the fragrances take you away and you are lost in what to eat. As you look around - you can keep your eyes intrigued with so many
Items of interest interest. The music keeps your ears entertained at a volume that allows for conversation. Of course,, the food is delicious and fresh - and you feel great when you leave! Chef Uber eats here often - so should you.