John B.
Yelp
The cafe embedded in a small complex with a shop and event space is quite modern looking inside, and has a back deck as well. There was a line, and it moved remarkably slowly. However, when I eventually received my peppermint matcha and avocado toast, they were as tasty (and as green) as one could hope for. The toast had a spinach-avocado spread as well as avocado on top, with a variety of accompaniments including sprouts, pickled onions, and a couple of bits of fruit, which really made the flavor pop. The matcha was a very smooth flavor, livened up but not overshadowed by the peppermint.
Beyond the hip, pricey brunch fair, the place is a charity or social mission kind of a business, and healing for "women survivors of trafficking, prostitution, and addiction" is the theme. Indeed, this is one of those places that is claiming to employ people in those situations, which did not quite register to me while I was in the shop but is nonetheless an important cause. The question is, then, why women specifically, but it's a free market and they can pick the mission they want for their business. I'm fine with it. And if someone opens up a business of similar quality for men or anyone struggling with these sorts of issues, I'll go there too.