Sam Y
Google
Visited on a Saturday around noon. To find the entrance, you walk through another café and take the elevator up to the second floor—a bit hidden but worth the discovery. We waited around 35–40 minutes for a table, which seems typical for peak weekend hours. You place your order at the counter first, and your food and drinks are brought to your table once it’s ready.
We ordered the Baker’s Breakfast with a hashbrown and an extra side of sourdough. It was decent, though fairly average overall. The smoked brisket pie, however, was a pleasant surprise—the pastry was beautifully flaky, and the beef filling was soft, tender, and full of flavor.
The vibe is relaxed and welcoming, making it a great spot to catch up with friends or family. I’d definitely come back to try more of their pastries and other menu offerings.