Kaffe Landskap Lodo

This is a small and cute spot. Decor is mellow and modern. My pour over was so delicious. The service was friendly. It was a quick pop in and pop out visit, during the early afternoon. The shop was not busy. There are window seats to people watch, if you're into that.

Staff is always always unwelcoming and unfriendly with attitude to the students that go to the school they are basically connected too. This cafe is our only source of a pick me up in the area and always don’t look forward to coming in to get overpriced food with a side of sideye.

Espresso was good but the sandwich was the most pathetic looking sandwich I’ve ever eaten. Tasted fine. Water glasses are shot glasses, get bigger glasses.

My iced americano was great but the breakfast wrap we had was a little plain. Couple of full boiled potato chunks in there and some microwaved feeling bacon.

Not a warm staff. Real “can we get this over with my shift is almost over” vibe… make sure to bring your card because they do not accept cash - if you only have enough to pay for the total on you’re card that’s okay because they do accept cash tips. Overall, I spent $20 (before tip) on a mid latte and a sandwich the width of my pointer finger.

Great place for coffee and food. I just tried one of their new items on the menu, the Tonfisk - a wrapped and pressed sandwich on sourdough just like a spicy tuna melt. Amazing! As a Swede this Swedish café will defiantly be my new regular spot from now on!

Food and service were ok, nothing special but it’s normal in the U.S, the matcha was good.

Went here for the for the first time for an early morning coffee. The coffee is very high-quality, definitely very similar to what you would find in Europe, especially in northern countries that take it seriously—like Germany, where I’ve lived. I really love the space…it’s open and bright, and I love the light wood design that makes it feel very airy. I will def be coming here more often. The only reason I gave it minus one star is because the person who was working the front counter didn’t come across as very friendly. I was the only customer and when the person came up to the register it seemed like they were bothered—no smile and I always smile. Another time, that person was walking toward me and our eyes locked, I smiled again. Nothing. Okay…that doesn’t create the best vibe. I ignored it and kept sipping my coffee but maybe someone should tell these Gen-Zers that smiling is good for your emotional and mental health. Love, GenX😊