Jolie

Went there when they first opened, it was a lovely place with nice atmosphere and decent healthy food. Then went back after all years wanted to try again, but really disappointed, it is almost like are they trying to make the place to close for good? I mean the food was way over priced for the quality and quantity. We went there for brunch, more than half of the brunch menu was not available. So we ordered a smoked salmon sandwich and an avocado toast, both were like $15 plus or something, but it's just pretty much two slices of bread with the a bit of ingredients. The food just look sad. Oh, also the wait was almost ridiculously slow, I think we waited for 25 to 30 minutes for the food. I had already gave me my goodbye, but really hope something magical might happen and see a revive of this place.

I hope the owner gets to read this. Whoever manages this place needs to come down to earth and organise the place. The service is very slow. Regardless of multiple similar reviews it doesn’t seem to bother anyone to do something about it. The place needs a good clean. At first it may look clean and inviting, but in reality it needs a professional clean out, the carpet in the dining room is filthy…. It looks like it hasn’t been vacuumed for months… it’s got everything stuck to it, food, dirt, dog fur, hair ….

I tried this beautiful restaurant which was near the Tunis Ellis farmhouse. When you enter you are greeted with a very modern two story high room with plenty of light and chandeliers. There dishes are made with plant based ingredients many from local sourced farms and organic products from NYC. I had the Glutein Free bunny muffin made with carrots,flax, dates and coffee. They have skin care products,organic teas,candles and wellness books. There is also a weekly newsletter which addresses nutrition and health. The staff is pleasant, well informed and efficient. I love the energy and ambiance of the place.Yes Jolie is for me.

We had a wonderful time here a few years ago. Then we decided to give it another go . I honestly Don’t know why it took 35 mins to make an espresso and latte . I was the only one in there waiting….. I now know not to stop here again.

We stopped in for a quick coffee and small bite after a church event. Because we had such limited time, I ordered accordingly. I was impressed by the bunny muffin and slightly underwhelmed by the avocado toast. However, my toddler loved the toast, everything bagel seasoning and all. I would be happy to go back for another try when I have more time to enjoy the food offerings as well as the beautiful ambiance. It's a bright and cheerful space, very cozy and inviting. And the framed Hermès scarves are lovely to admire.

I went on a Sunday morning to a sparsely full sit down. Service was quick and friendly- no one in line ahead. Regular drip coffee which was good flavor and served in eco friendly cup. Also ordered the quiche which came with a salad. The greens were fresh and looked like they’d been hand placed with quartered cherry tomatoes and a nice dressing on the side. The quiche was mushroom and held good flavor. The pastry crust was so so and reheating in the toaster oven probably doesn’t help. Overall a solid B experience.

How is this place open? It does not take 45 minutes for a ready made quiche and one order of a crepe. There were two other people there so it wasn’t even busy! We ended up canceling our order and the workers were unbelievably careless and rude. We always encourage supporting local businesses, unfortunately this was not the first time we experienced this type of service here. If you want to grow a beard or write a novel while waiting, then go here.

DO NOT get anything but coffee unless you have an hour to spend there. It took them 35 minutes to make a tuna sandwich that was supposed to be pre-made. Their menu looks great, execution is deplorable. And I don’t say that lightly, it’s well known. I’ve worked in restaurants, I’m not being a jerk, been there many times. Service is slower than slow. If you have time to kill, sure try your luck but even then, no guarantee it’s going to come out good. Stick to coffee and even then allow for 20 minutes. No joke, it’s unreal. I say get espresso and nothing else. Unless you have time to kill. Or get there breads or muffins that are right in the counter. It’s a shame, the place could be great. Do better Jolie, do better.