Ellie's

Great experience at Ellie’s a nice cozy cafe in the downtown Providence area. The staff was very friendly and helpful during our visit. The coffee was good and had a tasty breakfast sandwich and delicious pastry. The rest of the menu and pastries also looked great. The cafe was clean, bright, well decorated, and had plenty of seating. Would definitely recommend to a friend or return in my next trip to Providence.

This place was a gem and easily the best place I dined during my visit to RI. The staff was extremely friendly, helpful, and fast. The windows for the whole place opened to the outside to let in the beautiful fall weather. Lastly the food was delish! We also shared a table with another couple and this led to lovely conversation!

I visited this cafe three days in a row during my trip to Providence, RI, with my husband. We enjoyed a variety of pastries and savory dishes. The avocado toast was unique — they blend the avocado into a smooth purée, which isn't my personal preference (I prefer a chunkier texture). Nevertheless, everything else we tried was excellent. The pastries were particularly memorable, and I especially loved the rosemary cookie — a must-try!  We also enjoyed their cappuccinos and matcha lattes. The staff was friendly and welcoming, creating a positive atmosphere. We visited around 11 AM several times, which was their busy period. There was a fairly long line, but it was worth the wait. The space itself is lovely — plenty of seating and a bright, inviting environment. Highly recommended — we’ll definitely return next time we're in Providence!

We were visiting Providence for the first time and we wanted an amazing cup of coffee with something delicious boy were we surprised when we walked in and we found out that they made their own classic croissants and amazing pastries along with macaroons the coffee choices are great. The seating is great. It’s a great place to hang out and socialize and work and very comforting. The staff is outstanding. Helen is amazing, Avery is a champion.

Food was excellent! Service is always exceptional; everyone is so friendly and hospitable. Love the colors and vibes, so pretty and summery. Not too many lunch options, but the ones I’ve had are delicious. Portions are a bit on the small side, especially being more expensive. Overall, wonderful experience!

Third times a charm when rounding the building trying to find parking on a rainy Sunday afternoon. Lucky the corner window was open and we had a cozy spot to enjoy soup, scone and cookie with delicious beverages. The only complaint from my 17 year old was the oatmeal chocolate chip cookie was too heavy on the chocolate and not a good balance of oatmeal. Thanks for the lovely respite for a few Southern Californians who didn’t find any charming, delicious goody places in Warwick. Thanks.

Posting later than I would have liked. We were lucky to eat here in July, we had to queue given the popularity of the place. Service was quick and the food was great.

One of my new favorite places in Providence! We went here on a recent Saturday around 5pm, ordered delicious espresso martinis, sat outside on the patio with the windows of the restaurant open, and listened to an awesome jazz trio playing live music inside the restaurant. There were people there having food, having drinks just listening to the music, sitting alone reading or working on their computer, talking at their table- it was a wonderful cafe/bar vibe where you could feel comfortable doing any of those things, just enjoying the afternoon and being around others. We appreciated that they could make our espresso martinis without Baileys. Their soup of the day happened to be vegan/plant-based but none of their pastries were vegan/plant-based 😥- we would have gotten a pastry if they were.

I went here yesterday and I already want to go back! Breakfast sandwiches = SO Good. Pain Au Chocolate = PHENOMENAL. The seasonal Butternut Squash Cranberry Croissant = Superb! The menu is simple but choosing what to have is still hard; everything is made of quality. They had good customer service and plenty of indoor seating. This place is going to be a repeat spot. I came here for a chat with friends and stayed for over an hour. It's busy on a Sunday morning so expect to wait for a table to open up - it's a first come basis.

Great little coffee house located in the arts District of downtown Providence. It was a little bit crowded, but Alane our hostess was able to secure a table for four against the window. The line moves very efficiently. Everyone here is so nice and friendly. They really made us feel at home. The food here is simply divine simple yet elegant. Their signature breakfast sandwich that you can order with different kinds of protein, like bacon sausage etc. was cooked to perfection. We also had the chocolate croissant which was so light and flaky with a bit of semi dark chocolate it was a perfect bite with their delicious coffee. If you're in the downtown arts District of Providence, this is definitely worth a stop.

2nd time coming to Ellie's, but first time dining in and taking in the beutiful atmosphere and freshness of the cafe. First off they use New Harvest medium roast with a nutty and graham cracker like tones, Im usually not a fan of medium roast of nutty tones, but my the barista and those beans. He pulled a perfect shot on my latte and it was heavenly. The food and service are so welcoming, staff is politely checking in on every table and those in lines. I highly appreciate the love the staff show for the place. I recommend arriving early to beat the line and grab the perfect tables near the windows for that warmth touch and scenery. I arrived just before 9 beating the crowd and got a great table and a parking spot on the street a few yards away. I will keep recommending this place to my friends and family!

This is the kind of place you just want to be. Warm, welcoming, and effortlessly charming. There is a ton of seating- indoor/outdoor style. We stopped in for breakfast and were immediately greeted by the friendliest staff. Genuinely kind people who made us feel right at home. I had the daily quiche, which was packed with ham and nestled in a homemade rosemary crust that was buttery, flaky, and full of flavor. We also shared a massive croissant. And the chai was a standout. It's a house blend from a local company, perfectly sweetened.

Rating: 4.3 Came to try Ellie's for breakfast. It's a breakfast/bakery restaurant on Westminster street in Providence. Street parkings available. When we got there there was a line waiting out the door. After looking at the menu we decided to place order online while we visited Mariachi Japanese grocery market. By the time we finished at the grocery store the order was ready. We came back and grabbed our drink and food and sat down to eat. Inside and outside seatings are available. I ordered breakfast sandwich with extra egg, sausage, and avocado, chocolate croissants and iced mocha. I added chocolate as sweetener for iced mocha and it was perfectly sweet with hint of chocolate flavor. It was not too sweet and you can taste the hint of chocolate as well as the coffee. The chocolate croissant was nice and flaky, fluffy and little bit of chocolates inside. I preferred more chocolate but was still tasty. The breakfast sandwich was simple but was still pretty good. Nicely cooked fluffy egg with savory flavor of sausage pairs well with tomato jams. My only gripe was that avocado wasn't included probably a mistake. Service was ok the long line can be frustrating. Luckily we just bypassed it with online order. Overall the place was good. I like the place and would come back. I would always plan to order a head because I don't think I would go there if i have to wait in a line. Parking can be tricky during busy hours as well since it's in Providence.

I haven't been to their new location, yet! However I loved everything about the old one and heard the new one is even lovelier! Anything I've ever had to eat or drink from here was exceptional. I wish I lived closer because I would be there all the time! It's very cute and the staff is lovely. I'm so excited they have a new location to continue to grow into. It's nice to see a wonderful business thrive!

We were looking for a brunch spot and came upon Ellie's new location. It's a nice venue, new, bright and lined with windows. They also have a row of tables outside. We grabbed an open table and placed our order at the counter. We selected: * Signature Breakfast Sandwich: Hen egg, Cabot cheddar, tomato jam * Side Dish: 1 Fried Egg * French Brie: black mission fig jam, toasted Marcona almonds, tender baby greens Though you order at the counter, your food is brought to the table, and we thought the service was friendly and excellent. The Breakfast Sandwich is much, much better than any fast-food restaurant, but it needed more sauce, as it was too dry. The fried egg side is a round, flat and dry egg, which I added to the breakfast sandwich which is on the smaller side. Overall, it was okay, but not great. The French Brie sandwich was tastier than the breakfast sandwich, the jam and nuts added flavor and crunch. We prefer a warm brie; this brie is a cold block of brie which we didn't find too appealing. We will return here and try some other dishes. Overall, 3.5-stars rounded up to 4-stars because of the venue and speedy service.

My husband and I were driving through Providence on our way to a wedding. We stopped at Ellie's for the reviews and so glad we did. The cold brew coffee and apple ginger scone I ordered were mouthwatering. I only wish we had more time to try more of the food! The shop was very aesthetically pleasing! And the service was great!

We were looking for a place to go for dessert and wine before our PPAC show and thought Ellie's fit the bill! We walked in and were able to grab a seat without an issue. It did quickly fill up soon after and space was at a premium. The two waitstaff were both super friendly, but also very overrun! Unfortunately we were surprised to see that with the wienbar they do not offer dessert. Well let me clarify, we ordered wine and a coffee, and then were directed to the small plates. We didn't see any dessert out or anything on the menu. By the time our server came back to our table we just had to give them the check and go. Such a mixed opportunity to not have lovely after dinner desserts out. The wine was tasty and they had a great selection. Also appreciated that the price point was very reasonable. They also had live music which was a nice touch. I'll head in again soon during the day!

Now here's a place to get a wonderful breakfast and coffee experience! The sandwich was perfect in every way. Warm and cooked to perfection. The mocha was filled with chocolate and espresso and super delicious. This place is 5 stars all day long

They moved about a block away into a new building. But overall, everything is still top notch for me. Food: - signature breakfast sandwich on a croissant. Omg, the croissant on its own was amazing! Very comparable to the actual ones in France. The sandwich was so delicious and I would order it again. - iced caramel latte with oat milk- this was also really good! Drank every drop. - avocado toast- my friend gave me a taste of this and wow, this was also very good. Service: It's an order first, get your # for the table and find any open table after you order type of spot. The servers were quick. We sat at an outside table and the food also came out quick. We had the sweetest staff talk to us and gave us great recommendations as well. Ambiance: There's indoor and outdoor seating. The place looks like it's always busy (it's bc it's that good). There's street parking but also some parking lots around to use as well but it can be pricy. The decor and set up is super cute. Lots of windows.

Another great afternoon at Ellie's! The service is always top notch, even when it is super busy from being a Sunday afternoon during the Holiday Market. My go-to is the chai latte which is perfectly balanced with a little sweetness and spice. The croissant also paired perfectly! During busy times, expect to wait in line for a little bit; it does move quickly though. The table situation can sometimes be difficult with some people staying to work on their computers, some staying for a quick latte, and others here for a longer lunch. Don't be afraid to share tables though! It can get a little loud at times, but just as much as any busy cafe. Always a great stop!

What a great find for brunch! This is an order at the counter and seat yourself restaurant. This causes me a little unease because it's not always easy to find a table. We got lucky. A woman who works there recommended the Croque Monsieur so I tried that. My husband had the Signature Breakfast Sandwich. We split a cinnamon bun and a canele which I've never had before. The woman told us that canele are hard to find because making them is a time consuming process. They have many pastries and delicious food. It's a very cozy place. The people are very friendly.

Loved Ellie's! The staff are so kind and the food is just so good! Bakery items are top tier and the drinks were amazing. We went for breakfast two days in a row we enjoyed it so much.

A cute little sandwich shop with lots of lighting and tasty, though dainty, dishes. The fries were surprisingly good! I wish they had soups. That would have been great on a cold November day. Not sure what else to say. I'd go back just for the ambience.

It's been years since I've been back to Ellie's and was excited to give it another shot. I came in thinking of the roast beef sandwich. I suppose they rotate their menu items, I was inclined to order the braised beef panini when I saw it. It's a play on Italian beef from what I could tell. I'll be honest, this was a one-dimensional sandwich for me and didn't live up to.my expectations. After the first bite I could tell it was a little flat so I quickly asked for some additional garlic aioli to go on the side. The staff was happy to accommodate and was quick to get that over for me. While it helped, it still didn't add what I felt was missing. In my opinion, this was a rich, comfort food sandwich, if that's what you're looking for, you'll love it. If you're looking for exciting and some vibrant flavors, this won't do it for you. I wished there was more acidity. It could have used more of the giardiniera pickled vegetables and maybe instesd of a garlic aioli, it could have been a lemon garlic aioli with some lemon juice and zest added in. It really needed something to help it pop. I'm a little disappointed that it was $20 and I didn't really love it, but I do have to be fair and confess I feel all the ingredients were high quality and for what composed the sandwich, it was executed well. The bread was crisp, caramelized, and texturally very nice. The beef had decent flavor, like I said, just fell a bit flat on my taste buds. The pork sandwich that my wife got in the other hand, oof. That was top notch. I'd get that next time. Honorable mention for the side salad. Delicious dressing on there to go with the sandwich. Also, the cafe itself is comfortable, there are a good amount of seating options and people are up and out pretty steadily, so I don't think you'll wait long for a seat. Overall, pleasant visit. Will likely come back for the pork sandwich.

On August 24, 2024, Ellie's opened their new location at 250 Westminster Street with the main entrance on Union Street, where Kleos used to be. Kleos closed back in February. The dining room now has 40 seats and an open-concept pastry-finishing kitchen. Outdoor seating has room for 20 people overlooking Grant's Block Park. A private room can accommodate up to 10. It is much larger than their previous location. I recognized many of the staff members. I came here on a Sunday around noon and there was a line to order. I ordered the Avocado Toast and the seasonal lemonade. My husband ordered the French green lentil bowl. After ordering, I found 2 seats at a round table in the middle of Ellie's and placed our order number stand on the table. About 15 minutes later, our food was brought out. The Avocado Toast had watermelon radish, lime, candied jalapeno, cherry tomatoes, and cilantro. It was so delicious! I really enjoyed the seasonal lemonade too. It had hints of jasmine tea. Because I couldn't resist, I also ordered a chocolate macaron and a strawberry rose champagne macaron. The shell is so soft and the filling is tasty. I am so happy that Ellie's is back!

Enjoyed a quick breakfast at Ellie's! The seating is first come first serve after you order your food and drinks at a counter. The large windows allow for natural light to brighten the room and you can watch the pastries being made while you wait in line. The counter staff were extremely nice and worked through the line quickly. Their French fries were crispy and well salted while Croque Monsieur was nicely melted. Something to highlight is this spot provides many gluten free options and has a kitchen safe for those with celiac!

Came across this place by chance as I was driving by and was a little hungry so I stopped in. I got the signature breakfast sandwich and a cinnamon bun. Both delicious. I really enjoyed my meal. I'll definitely stop by again if I'm in the area for sure

Staying in downtown Providence, we walked looking for Sunday morning coffee/light breakfast, ideally outdoors since the weather was so nice. We found Ellie's among cobblestone streets in "old town" Providence, which made it all the more charming. We were grateful to find them open in such a quiet area of town. Inside has a clean, welcoming atmosphere, high ceilings, open kitchen, good amount of seating. One minor issue: the printed menu we found upon entering was for brunch/lunch. The menu on the wall, visible from the line, was the same. We had to get all the way up to the counter before we found the breakfast menu, just as we were informed by our cashier they were only serving breakfast before 11am. This left us unprepared so we needed to make a quick choice not to hold up the line. That said, we placed our order and sat outside across from the gardens and dog park. Everything was fresh and delicious, coffee was the perfect temperature. It was a beautiful, relaxed setting and a great way to start the day. Recommend

Popped in for a wine tasting at their Saturday night wine bar. It was easy to walk in and get a table for 4. There was a live band. This was a great stop for girl's night. The mussels were served chilled, which was unexpected, but they were tasty.

The cafe is really pretty with lots of seating. The food was okay, but it's a nice spot to hang out with friends and catch up. The service was good, but you have to bring back your own plates. You can refill your water as much as you want

Such a cute cafe. It has everything. Great service. Fun environment. Amazing coffee. Fabulous sandwiches and pastries. And wine!

The Roasted Beets and Baby Greens w Side Chicken (crispy) was phenomenal!! My mom and I ate every last bite up. We also devoured the side of Seasoned Fries - perfectly crispy (pro tip, ask for a side of dijon... so delish). The service was also amazing. Everyone was so warm and welcoming from the menu must-tries to the recommendations for sight seeing and shopping while we visit Providence. Special shout out to Zack behind the bar- he had the best energy and was awesome!

I came here on a rainy weekday around noon and it was packed! But while I waited in line some of the seats started to clear out. If you're alone or with another people, it's definitely a lot easier to find seating than with a larger group. I originally came here to try their signature breakfast sandwich but while in line, I explored their menu a bit closer and their roasted pork belly sandwich jumped out at me. One ingredient that I was a bit skeptical about was their broccoli rabe since I expected it to be bitter and tough. However, everything paired so nicely. The broccoli rabe had a very calm presence and tasted more their sautéed spinach. The pork belly was flavorful and tender. I didn't taste the provolone but I knew it was there cause when I grabbed one half of the sandwich, the cheese had a pull. The pepper jelly was the star of the show. It tasted like a sophisticated duck sauce but chunkier. The spicy in the spicy mayo had a dull presence but the mayo still provided a creamier experience. The ciabatta tasted fresh--the inside being soft but the outside was a bit toasty. I ordered the salad on the side to be healthier and I loved the dressing. I loved that the salad wasn't drenched in it, but rather lightly coated. I would absolutely go back and try other items on their menu. I like the self serve/waiter(ess) style they have going on. You order your food and seat yourself and grab your utensils but they will bring out your food and collect your plate when you're done. I brought a book with me and I thought it was the perfect environment where it's not too loud but there's some chaos. Also, the big windows help with lighting and distractions from time to time. Parking wasn't the greatest but if the weather isn't too bad, parking at the mall is free for the first 2 hours or $2 a couple hours after. The staff was excellent and treated all customers with respect and welcomed with a smile.

For a casual lunch & coffee I decided to check out Ellie's. A short wait in line later, I put in my order at the counter, took a number, and hunted down a seat. My large drip coffee ($3.5) seemed satisfactory, not over extracted (read: brewed in the morning and Sat in a pot all day). My croque monsieur ($19), with its thick heavy cream sauce, replete with Dijon, has become my favorite rendition of this item. Quite a shame that the fries had cooled down somewhat. Otherwise, those thin fries, crisped and lightly salted, proved delicious.

Charming place. My latte was delicious. It's not watered down, unlike other coffee shops. I also tried the scone & croissant. The 2 pastries I had weren't overly sweet, which is perfect. The croissant was made with whole wheat flour...different & delicious.

Friendly and casual. I had the Parisian coffee and it was delicious. Just finished it and forgot to take a photo. My croissant was just as buttery as what I remembered in Paris..

Ellie's recently moved to a new location, which is quite nice and sunny! It was quite busy when I went around lunch time, perhaps even busier than their old location used to be. I got their apple tart, which was yummy and quite filling, with a nice crispy crust outside. The pumpkin spice latte was decent, but could be a bit more flavorful. I was able to do work there fairly well, but just make sure you have noise cancelling headphones!

Ellie's is a part of the Too Good To Go organization, which gave me ample examples of their pastries to try. I would recommend to my fellow yelpers to download the app for the Too Good To Go. The shop is settled into downtown Providence and parking is okay. The variety of foods is good and they know what they are doing in the bakery! The staff is super friendly, the seating is both inside and outside good for people watching. I am hard put to name one fantastic pastry, they are all wonderful. The vibe is chill and you will soon be hooked. P.S. try the Monkey bread for a serious sweet craving.

If you've ever dreamed of paying $25 for a grilled cheese WITHOUT the chicken you ordered--only to have the chicken show up later in a separate takeout box--then Ellie's is your place. It's like a DIY sandwich kit WITH a side of confusion. The grilled cheese and chicken itself? Not great, bland, dry and messily thrown together. I've had better sandwiches made by toddlers. As for the service, let's just say it matched the sandwich--indifferent and forgettable. Between the price, the missing chicken, and the underwhelming food, this was truly a masterclass in how to NOT impress a customer. Thanks, Ellie's, for reminding me that not all hype is worth buying into. I'll take my appetite (and $25) elsewhere next time.

Great breakfast/brunch spot. Extremely friendly staff and the vibe is nice. You look around and it feels warm and cozy. Great for kids. The coffee and pastries are delish as well as the coffee.

Food is excellent. Staff friendly. Wait time not so good, and evident distinction between service for known customers versus newer customers.

Beautiful and pristine spot downtown. Every bite and sip was worth the ride. We had the quiche of the day with a side of dressed greens, so delicious and creamy and the lightly dressed greens were the perfect accompaniment. Couldn't resist trying the rhubarb orange blossom scone, and oh my! The opposite of dry which you find with some scones and absolutely perfect! Took home a cinnamon bun and a chocolate croissant, both were wonderful. The people are friendly and just the perfect amount of attentive. I cannot wait to go back and bring friends!

Went to Ellie's Bakery soft re-opening this week. I couldn't decide between the French green lentil salad or the peach & heirloom tomato salad so I let them surprise me. She selected the former: French green lentils, mixed greens, baba ganoush, cucumber, kalamata olives, feta, dill, parsley & celery fronds with a tahini dressing plus grilled chicken. So good that I went out & bought everything to try to recreate it at home. And of course a delicious cherry limeade macaron. NOM NOM NOM

Breakfast sandwich with sausage was delicious! Hot and the perfect amount of food. Highly recommend!

Loved! Great coffee and croissants. Service was friendly & the place is charming. We happened to be walking by while in Providence. I highly recommend this place. You will have a great experience.

Very nice place in downtown Providence. Enjoyed the coffee the music and the overall atmosphere. We will be back,

I came here for the first time for restaurant week, and really enjoyed the experience. You order at the counter and many things are brought to you where you sit down. At points in the Sunday lunch hour, the line got a little long and slow because the person at the counter was preparing some drinks and pastries along with getting orders. There is a good mix of small tables and more communal large tables. I was with a friend and we got two seats at a large communal table and it was perfect. I enjoyed the salad and Italian Beef sandwich I got. The bread was excellent. The filling could probably have been a little more interesting, but it was good. My friend got the squash sandwich, and that seemed like a more creative and unique sandwich. The Peppermint cake was also good. I am a big frosting fan, and I would say this frosting was a little more rich than I personally prefer, but overall a nice and festive piece of cake. My friend and I were there for about 2 hours in the afternoon, and it was a nice environment to catch up and enjoy the people watching in downtown Providence.

We laughed, we cried, we loved it. A must visit on a weekend brunch. The staff were incredible, the food simply delicious, and the partnership with new harvest roasters provide you an exquisite coffee choice.

Adorable little cafe in the heart of downtown Providence. Order at the counter and grab a table (inside or outdoor). Small menu, but all sounded delicious. I opted for a breakfast sandwich, croque monsieur, poutine, croissant & a slice of Pina colada cake. My favorite was the poutine, the gravy was fantastic, perfectly seasoned and absolutely delicious. The breakfast sandwich was also very good, although I did wish the sausage was bigger, at least the same size as English muffin. The croissant was meh, I was disappointed with the texture. The cake was good, but the icing was a tad too sweet. Overall, a great place to grab a quick bite to eat in Providence.

Place gets a 5/5 for ambience. Maybe even a 6/5. Coffee was superb, 5/5. Croissants? The food carries more weight (and my doctor keeps reminding me), but not as impressive. - Almond croissant: Huge, crusty, and with a rough texture all the way through even though greasy. Good almond filling. All things considered, 3/5. - Chocolate croissant; Small, dry, also rough, not greasy at all, but very dry. Lackluster all around, 2/5.

We were in town for a conference and stopped by for brunch on the weekend with a few colleagues. You order first at the counter, and then find an available table. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. On this particular occasion, we were informed that they were closing in ~1 hour for a private event. Luckily we had enough time to enjoy our brunch and treats. As time progressed, we noticed that they stopped taking orders closer to the start time of the event. I went with my usual drink order of an iced London Fog. Additionally, I ordered a breakfast sandwich and substituted a croissant for the bread, plus a parfait on the side. For a treat, I couldn't decide on just one, so I ended up with both a strawberry rose champagne macaron and a chocolate bouchon!

This place is hopping...definitely worth the short, cold walk. Hubby ordered cinnamon roll and we both had Ellie's signature breakfast sandwich. Both were fabulous! I couldn't resist checking out the macarons--lemon lavender was the standout as far as those go.

This is a boutique "Parisian" style cafe serving up top notch breakfast, coffee, and sweet treats. I ordered a breakfast sandwich on a croissant that was absolutely delicious. It paired well with the tasty latte and yogurt parfait that accompanied it. I stopped for lunch with a group of 4 while visiting Providence from out of town. There was a sizable line to order at the register before sitting down, so be prepared to wait if you are visiting at peak times on the weekend. The wait was definitely worth it and we were able to get a good table after we ordered our food. The servers were friendly and attentive. Food was brought out about 15 minutes later, hot and fresh. If I'm ever back in Providence, I will be visiting Ellie's again!

This place is adorable! Staff is warm, welcoming, and accommodating. There is plenty of seating and various shop and art items to purchase. The coffee was delicious and the breakfast sandwich was great. The English muffin is similar to a Portuguese roll. The tomato jam adds a great flavor to it. We added bacon to ours; it's real thick cut bacon. Top notch! Wish we lived closer to come back more often!

How have I not left a review for Ellie's before?! I find this shocking. From before they opened across PPAC to when they began dinner service to now, I have been an avid fan and follower. Their breakfast sandwiches are amazing, their coffees expertly made, and don't get me started on desserts. Just wow. (Their famous macarons are not photographed by me because I'm allergic to almonds, but I otherwise highly recommend them!) This is such a cozy spot and truly home grown. It's on my rotation of favorite places to visit, and I highly recommend! My most recent pick was the avocado toast and it was delightful.

This is a nice place with friendly staff and excellent coffee. It's warm and welcoming with calm and happy vibes.

My partner and I stopped into Ellie for breakfast on a hot and humid Saturday morning. The space is very clean and organized, with a walk up counter filled with pastries and a drink area. We decided on the raspberry croissant and monkey bread, while I ordered a sausage breakfast sandwich on a croissant and my partner ordered their daily quiche. We were able to find a table easily and waited a few minutes for our entrees to arrive. In less than 5 minutes, we had a table full of carbs in front of us. We started off with the savory items, the croissants were thicker than what I've had previously but had great flavor. The tomato jam in the breakfast sandwich was a great compliment to the sausage, egg and cheese as well. In hindsight I would probably get it again on their english muffin as the filling is much better aligned with that shape rather than the croissant. I tried my partner's vegetable quiche and it was very light and delicate. I enjoyed the custardy nature of the egg but it could've used a bit more salt. For dessert, we tried the raspberry croissant first and found that it was stuffed to the brim with a delicious whipped filling and raspberry preserves. It was my favorite item of the day, it was visually alluring and tasted even better than it looked. The monkey bread was good was well but the exterior was the best part of it. The amount of caramelized gooeyness and cinnamon decreased towards the middle and the middle was comparatively plain. A very good meal and I left happy and very bloated.