The Judith

Second time here and this is the best privately-owned coffee shop I’ve been to in Ohio! You get your moneys worth in every sip and bite! They serve coffee out of glass mugs and that is a huge bonus! The workers are welcoming and friendly. The ambiance gives an antique and comfortable vibe. I will definitely be back.

I should take away a point for the service which is sooo slow, however the place is lovely and the food was so Incredibly inventive, unusual and delicious, and the staff ended up being super nice and friendly that I would give this place ten stars if I could. We had lunch, all three of us had the salad Nicoisse, with a sublime citrus dressing which may have been the best I have ever had including in France. Even better if that was possible was the fava bean appetizer. Again some magical citrus dressing. You know a dish is special when your taste buds have an orgasm But you can’t figure out why. We also had the spicy bloody Maries. Highly recommended!

We couldn’t find a brunch place that wasn’t a long wait and the Juneberry table staff was rude to us . Instead, we drove a few blocks down the street to Judith. Open seating amazing coffee delicious French fair. A really nice ambience, coffee shop meets old French Café. Much nicer staff, great service. Highly recommend no wait on a busy Sunday. No pretensions or having to deal with the defensive line backer to try to get a table. We had their croque monsieur and croque royale. Bread is fresh baked. These breakfast sandwiches are heavenly. Lattes were perfect too.

The food was incredibly fresh, and the latte was enjoyable. The restaurant was packed the entire time we were there, which makes sense given its popularity. However, I wish the menu included photos to make it easier to decide on what to order. My family and I were unfamiliar with some items and felt a bit rushed by the person taking orders. While the food took some time to prepare, everything arrived exactly as we ordered. The atmosphere was cozy and inviting, and I genuinely enjoyed visiting this location.

This European-style coffee shop feels like a hidden gem. The indie vibes are warm and unpretentious, with mismatched chairs, soft lighting, and the kind of background music that makes you linger. It’s the kind of place you could spend an afternoon reading, catching up with a friend, or just people-watching. Akron needs more spots like this — a little slice of Europe with a creative, indie soul.

I’ve visited the Judith a few times and enjoyed every experience. Their cafe is so dainty, beautifully decorated, and has incredible cappuccinos and baked goods. Their backyard events bring the spirit of their cafe outside and serve tasty oysters. I’m not even an oyster fan but could sit in the backyard forever eating oysters. The cafe just transports you to another place with its character and delightful foods. I highly recommend visiting this place!

Excellent place for a taste of sour dough and excellent things to eat with it! Staff is super friendly and accommodating, Latte is excellent , I look forward to to visiting again and exploring more of the menu

The fancy chips were inventive and delicious. I’ll definitely be making that at home. I enjoyed the carrot and lentil salad (can’t remember the name), but wish this was a small plate. The highball was strong and lovely. My only complaint (and the reason I won’t go back) is the bar stools. They were uncomfortable to the point of pain. They have a raised edge that dug into me. I could feel the pain for a half hour after leaving. If y’all get new chairs, let me know. I’d love to come back. Oh and the Limerick book at the bar was hilarious!

I love the ambiance and coziness at Judith! Great place to work at during the day. Friendly staff and great bites to eat if you get hungry.

This is a cute French-inspired cafe. I finally visited in December 2024. I love the decor and charm of the place. When I first visited, on 11 December 2024, I ordered to-go (takeaway order) for lunch. I got to meet the owner and he was really nice. He owns this cafe with his wife. When I visited for the second time (20 December 2024), I came to work for a few hours in the morning. FOOD -- I've had the below: (1) Croque Royale ($13) -- prosciutto cotto, tomatoes, persillade, jammy egg (for breakfast) - this is egg and ham on a thick toast. I rate it a 3.5/5 because it came cold and I didn't realize that the egg wouldn't be cooked all the way. (2) Cassoulet Salad ($16) -- kale, corona beans, pancetta, charred tomatoes, bread crumbs, and shallot rosemary vinaigrette (for lunch). I rate it 5/5 although it is quite expensive. DRINKS -- I've only had 1 tea option (I don't drink coffee) (1) Lavender Chamomile Rooibos ($4), Onyx tea brand - a herbal tea that is light and refreshing. Rooibos is a red tea from South Africa. My favourite was the cassoulet salad because it was filled with flavour especially the chunky pieces of pancetta. The shallot rosemary vinaigrette is a game changer that makes this salad the best that I've probably ever had. I tried to recreate this salad at home and it just wasn't the same but it tasted good. The reason it wasn't the was that I couldn't find a version of this salad dressing in my local grocery store plus I used prosciutto instead of pancetta because the same store did not have pancetta on hand (haha). To summarize, they have plenty of options for breakfast and lunch. As a reminder, when I visited the cafe a second time, in December 2024 (morning), the breakfast sandwich was cold plus my friend who joined me said that her sardines dish was also cold. So, that was a bit disappointing. Plus, on that same day, their internet (wifi) was not working so I picked the wrong day to work from home there (fine because my friend I later switched to working at Lekko Coffee shop). Service was pleasant during my two visits. Prices are steep but overall, the food is good. I'll certainly be back in 2025 **** GOAL of 365 reviews in 2025 - 5/365 total reviews in 2025 - 786 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 1 January 2025

Judith is a beautiful place to go out and dine. I took my mom here one week ago for the classic cold weather dish beef bourguignon. We had some nice wine to go with the meal and split the bread and butter app. I cannot wait to come back and try more dishes. It also seems like a great place to hang out during the day time and have some drinks and work from the old laptop. People keep raving about the place called Jaja and how beautiful it looks. To that I say jajaja in Spanish. This place is more beautiful and authentic.

I've been dying to try this place for some time now and finally got to stop by on a chilly Saturday morning. We walked in and were immediately greeted by the people behind the bar. You take a menu and order at the bar. They bring the food to you. We ordered the labne and blackberry preserves, butter and radish, and the croque royale, all served on sourdough toast. We also got a hot chocolate with oat milk. The hot chocolate was just ok (could have used more chocolate) but the tartines were all super good! The place is super cute, very vintage aesthetic decor. I will definitely be back!

I haven't gotten a chance to eat a meal off of their main menu, however I have had a sample and I'm super excited to return. A friend invited me to a summer garden party the owners of The Judith were throwing in the empty lot next to their cafe. I originally went inside the restaurant which was closing. It's super cute and quaint inside. There's a bar that isn't too intrusive and several bistro like tables. The restaurant gets a ton of beautiful , natural light. This was my first time at the restaurant and I was initially surprised by the location. It's right off the highway on Lorain Avenue. I was expecting it to be near the other restaurants in the more developed portion of the Detroit Shoreway neighborhood, It's not far, but feels pretty different. My surprise quickly turned into happiness, as it's nice to see more great locally owned businesses spread out across this neighborhood. The empty lot next to the restaurant is just a basic green space with a few big trees that provide shade to the back. It would be lovely if they built out a patio in this space. The event was a welcome to summer party, they served grilled oysters 6 for $20, citrus olives and some type of nuts. There was also Aperol spritz', some beer, NA beer, and wine. The oysters were absolutely delicious. They were fresh and made to order. They put some type of butter herb sauce on them that I literally could have drank from a bowl. The olives were also phenomenal. I loved the hint of citrus and rich oil. This party was a beautiful little sample of what this place is all about. Delicate, fresh food in a calm space. Can't wait to return.

Love the ambiance of the Judith, very relaxed and chill and the calm vibe is great! Their food is also delicious, highly recommend trying as many dishes as you can since each is better than the last one! Also their bread with their different butters is to die for!! Can't wait to go back!

Love the Judith! Awesome coffee. Great small plates. Love love love! Adding an another review ! Friendly service. Nice atmosphere . Love coming here for Saturday coffee and pastry

The Judith is a little gem. The staff was very inviting and the ambiance is perfect. Service was very kind. The food was really good. I was surprised how amazing the pear and Comte sandwich was. They get their croissants from one of my favorite places in Cleveland so they are exceptional. I will definitely be back.

This place has certainly had a lot of buzz on Instagram, but is it worth it? Yes and no. I went on a Friday morning at 9:30 and it wasn't crowded at all, which was nice since the place is so tiny. By the time I left though, it was PACKED. The space is charming and cute, and my tartine was phenomenal. I'm salivating just thinking about it! My drip coffee was not for me, but everyone has their own preference. I looked and saw that the beans didn't appear to be from a local roaster, so that made me kinda sad too. The seating options aren't really that great if you have a group larger than two. It's not very accommodating. The workers were super nice and friendly! Overall, I'm not sure I would be back personally. But it was definitely fun to check out!

Visited with my daughter and husband during Christmas week. I ordered an Orange Blossom Cardamom Latte, which was delicious, my husband ordered a Chai Latte, which he said was good as well. My daughter ordered a drip coffee and a Butter & Relish tartine which she LOVED!!! Overall this cozy cafe is super cute with delicious coffee, however, I feel it could use a nice dusting - all of the knickknacks scattered throughout leans to the charm, but we're also pretty dusty. And the seating options could be improved. There were 3 of us, and our choices were to sit on a dusty blue velvet bench or, pull a chair over to a 2 person high top table ---- they only have 1 seating option for over 2 people in a party, and of course, 1 girl was there on her iPhone by herself.

Judith is a cute little French cafe located on Lorain Road in Ohio City. We went on a Sunday morning and appeared to get there before the rush. The dining room is nicely decorated and very cozy. The staff were nice, friendly and seemed to be knowledgeable. We ordered our drinks at the counter and they were brought to the table. The London Fog had added vanilla and the flavor was amazing. The latte was very good also. The Judith brewed a coffee I had not heard of. Onyx is a woman owned coffee company. The Judith also had bags of Onyx Coffee for sale.

So cute and cozy!! I recently tried Judith and loved the space, service, and food! Parking here is extremely easy as they have a lot. The space inside is curated to look like a cute little French cafe and the vibes are impeccable. They have a nice menu with both sweet and savory options. We tried the pan au chocolate and the pear + comte sandwich. Both were delicious. The pear and Comte sandwich definitely stood out to me since it's a nice mix of sweet and salty flavors and you can't get that at a lot of other restaurants in Cleveland. While the space inside is really cute, there isn't that much seating if you're looking to study/do work here. We got lucky and found a table near outlets but a lot of the seating options were high chairs which may not be as comfy. Overall though it was a great experience! I'd definitely come back for the food and ambiance!

Hands down one of the best French inspired restaurants in Cleveland. The coffee... would come here just for that and the radish toast! It gets pretty busy, so recommend coming a little early. The aesthetic is pretty much anything you could as for from a local brunch spot. Staff has always been super nice as well

The Judith is a quaint spot on Loraine Avenue, an up and coming area in Cleveland. They have a small menu, coffee, and some delicious looking cocktails. I only tried their coffee, I'm a sucker for anything orange or rose water. The orange blossom and cardamom latte at did not disappoint. This place is smaller than I had anticipated, but it is absolutely adorable!

As someone who has spent a lot of time in France, I was really excited to try out this French-inspired cafe. I came during lunch hour on a weekday and it was very busy. It's a small place so there is limited seating options. The inside is decorated very cute and has a very homey, cozy feel to it. I was blown away by how delicious the food was even though what we ordered had such simple ingredients. We started with the radish, butter & salt tartine because radishes & butter were something I frequently ate as an appetizer with my French host family. They added lemon zest to the toast and it was ridiculously tasty. As my main meal, I had the pear and comté sandwich which was also SO good. I will say that the prices seem a little high for the portions. However, I was really pleasantly surprised at the quality and flavors of the dishes we had.

Lunch at The Judith Cafe was a wonderful experience. The place has super cute decor. It is a small restaurant with a full size bar. You order and pay at the bar, then they bring your order to your table. They have coffee, tea, etc., wine and other alcoholic beverages. The coffee was just fantastic. All of the food was amazing, we had the warm olives, the radish & butter tartine (toast), the lemon lentil salad, pear & Comte sandwich and a Nutella crème fraiche croissant for dessert. All three people in my party loved their food, will be back for sure. We went in a Saturday around 2:00, there was no wait. Our server was super nice and efficient. Everyone we came in contact with that works at The Judith was pleasant and seemed to enjoy it, which makes for a good experience.

SUCH a cute spot. I'm obsessed with their interior aesthetic and the service is impeccable. The food is on the pricier side for what it is, but everything I tried was so tasty. Their sourdough bread is delicious and their salad was so well flavored. I stayed for a few hours to study and had a great time. They have a small parking lot out back too!

This place has been on my list of places to try since I heard it was going to be a thing and I've finally been able to stop by. First, the architecture and aestheitc - they went for it. French and French-inspired, down to (or maybe up to? see what I did there?) the ceiling. It clearly very intentionally done but it didn't feel like a caricature. I came here on a Saturday morning around 10/10:30 and it was already quite busy. I was a bit worried that I'd feel rushed to eat quickly and leave, especially since I was there by myself, but thankfully that wasn't the case. The girl behind the bar was kind and answered all of my questions and I decided to order essentially breakfast...and lunch since I was going to be there a bit. I went with the Cafe Miel ($5.00) to start - essentially a latte with cinamon and the right amount of sweetness for me. To go with my tea and for "breakfast" got the Whipped Labneh and Preserves ($6.50) - the labneh was creamy and a bit tart, the preserves had a lovely consistency and the right amount of sweetness and tartness and the bee pollen added a lovely texture. LOVED this. For "lunch" I went with the Cassoullet Salad ($15.5) - lovely fresh veggies, thick cubes of pancetta and crumbs for texture. It was delicious. Everything was brought out to me at my table. Overall I really enjoyed my time here, both the ambiance and the food/coffee. The only down side is that the food is a bit pricey but it really is delicious. I will definitely be coming back!

Absolutely a must try! It's eclectic but they know how to put flavors together in a subtle way to make it taste so yummy! I had the tartine with jammy egg. So good!!

Get transported to the French countryside at Judith. Step inside (using the LEFT door, not the locked right door) and you'll see that Lorain Ave's newest cafe hits just the right notes of vintage, warmth, and eclectic - a creative salon. The original wood flooring and mismatched decor somehow blends elegantly with the spotless countertop and tasteful furniture. Even more lovely on a cloudy day are the traces of plant life everywhere (including fresh flowers in the bathroom). Finding your way here is a little confusing if you aren't driving directly west down Lorain, and we had to double check our maps a few times before we saw the small sign on the sidewalk indicating our goal. There's a small surface lot directly next to the compact, nondescript building as well as free street parking. The Judith isn't very big, and she's glowing with grand opening energy right now so come early if you want to secure a table. There's plenty of booths, two window nooks, and a few small hightops to enjoy your coffee and a book all day at. Tables along the wall have access to a few scattered power outlets along the partially exposed brick. The energy of the staff is glowing too. We met both owners Jennie and Andrew working the front, both of whom were unfailingly friendly and warm to every customer. If you dine in, the staff will bring your order to you from the small kitchen. Pastries, snacks, and Onyx coffee products are available all day while the larger plates on the "Later" menu (with more to come!) are available starting around 10:30A. The coffee was delicious, as was the food, but a little pricey for the portion size. À la Paris perhaps. If you appreciate the quality of the ingredients and ambiance of The Judith, this doesn't detract from the experience. For purchase also are pre-packaged products like Ghia non-alcoholic beverages and small batch vinegar. Being a well-loved 125 year old building, the one thing that might pose a problem for those with mobility issues is the bathroom located down a creaky flight of stairs. The basement is dark, the ceiling is pretty low (watch your heads tall friends!), and you'll likely have to bend your knees to reach the bathroom door handle, but the toilette is almost charming and exactly how you'd imagine a rustic, French cafe toilette to be - if you'd ever thought about it before.

OBSESSED, obsessed, obsessed. I had a really good experience. I went around 1pm on a Thursday. You go to the counter and order, then they bring the food out to you. The aesthetic is Victorian farm home which makes me giddy. She was so patient while I decided to order. I got an iced tea, the labneh toast with an added jammy egg that was so jammy. Idk how they can make the eggs perfect like that?!?!?! I sat and ate and admired the effortless decor and had the best little lunch. (Not pictured the pan au chocolat, it had no chance of lasting long enough for a photo) I also would mention it's quaint inside, maybe five tables and two high tops so plan ahead.

First time stopping into this beautiful cafe. I saw it online, and I knew I had to stop. It is French inspired and totally encapsulates that vibe. I love that they use different glasses depending on the drink, and the service was awesome. We got 2 croissants, and they gave us butter and jam which was phenomenal. All the drinks tasted delicious, we grabbed a seat by the window and enjoyed! this place is a must try, once you go inside it really does feel like you have stepped into France. they also offer a large menu of food items which is super cool along with cocktails.

The Judith is a beautiful, quaint new cafe on the west side of Cleveland. I first heard about The Judith months before its opening at Room Service (a boutique) in Van Aken, as the owners of the store founded this cafe. I was honestly a little apprehensive about trying The Judith out since it took a while to open, but I am SO glad that I decided to give it a try. I came with one of my friends and we were really taken by the eclectic and vintage decor - they definitely thought hard about the details in this space and they all come together beautifully. We got extensive recommendations from the staff and settled on the cassoulet salad, the preserved lemon + carrot salad, the mousse au chocolat, and some coffee (she got a flat white and I got a cafe miel). The salads were incredibly fresh and delicious (and we don't usually get just salads for our meals) and the chocolate mousse was rich and delicious (would recommend splitting this with someone if you don't have a huge sweet tooth because it might knock you out!). Coffees were great also and we enjoyed sitting and enjoying the space. Some things to note: the food here is not heavy. It's definitely a cafe and the food is considered light bites. If you want a hearty meal, this is not the place. Also: the space is ~very~ small and ~very~ cozy. It wouldn't be a great place to bring a large group to or to sit and do work, but it's perfect for a casual brunch with a friend or two. I can't wait to come back and try some of their sandwiches and pastries as well! Well done to the owners of The Judith.

Walked right in and had a seat at the bar! This space is beautiful and well suited for a unique dining experience. It was Basque week, so I enjoyed a chorizo soup with cod and Jamon croquettes. The Jamon croquettes were very similar to the ones I had in Spain. No cocktails tonight, but the menu looked promising! I totally recommend this to anyone looking for a chic dining location on Cleveland's west side.

The Judith Cafe is *chef's kiss*. Many are likely drawn in by their superb and very instagrammable aesthetic, but you really should stay for the stellar coffee and food. My favorite is to go right when they open (they do get quite crowded) and order a cappuccino and the toast with labneh and jam while I gear up for the day. I was so giddy after my first visit solo that I tried to downplay my enthusiasm to my husband for fear I would oversell it and ultimately disappoint him. Once I finally took him, he too left obsessed. I'm excited for when their hours expand - which I think is coming soon - and they'll start offering some drinks and light dinner menu!

The Judith Cafe is absolutely a dream and a welcome addition to Cleveland! I sometimes get cravings for a simple, French style bite, and The Judith hits the spot with their tartines and coffee! I tried the labneh and radish tartines and both were excellent! The labneh and jam were absolutely perfect, and the butter and salt on the radish was insanely good. I was also after the Onyx coffee and it was perfect! I tried an americano to get the full effect of both the espresso and the coffee and it was just excellent. The whole experience and ambiance is like something out of NYC or Sonoma County (and of course France!). Thank you for creating this space for us in Cleveland!!

First time in Cleveland and delighted to find this eclectic cafe. I was immediately welcomed by Solomon and after I chose a table, he brought water and explained the menu. Although I was by myself, I felt as though I was part of a neighborhood gathering. As I was savoring the baguette and compound butter along with a plate of royal corona beans, Andrew (one of the owners) brought out my salade verte and I gasped at such a lovely presentation! It was wonderful to take my time enjoying this chic restaurant.

I went with my mom and our friend to try out this local spot. It was super cute and inviting. I loved the take on a French cafe. The coffee was authentic and delicious. We were greeted and accommodated by a friendly staff, the only reason I'm not giving more stars is because I wish there were more options. The food is very tasty I just didn't feel like the portion and options matched up to the price. Still we enjoyed our time together and the atmosphere. I would definitely go back for a light lunch with a friend.

I think I found my favorite cafe in Cleveland! The Judith Cafe is a bustling Parisian style coffee shop on the West Side that recently opened and you can genuinely see all the care and patience that took place while crafting this shop. It's absolutely amazing in all ways- decor, food, coffee and service! I came here to study on a Thursday and absolutely loved my time here. The ambiance is unparalleled and the natural light that this shop gets warms up the shop into a cozy haven. One thing is that they do have limited outlets, which can make studying more difficult, but it's definitely worth coming just to catch up with friends, or read a book on one of them super comfy couches. Overall, I'm thoroughly impressed with The Judith Cafe- THIS is the quality that we should be expecting!

A cozy place to grab a delicious cappuccino, meet up with friends, or even get some work done!

Very cosy place, with very special food. Love my food, I had the special on the menu, Greek yogurt with granola and it was so so delicious, it should be on the menu all the time, and I had the PRESERVED LEMON + CARROT SALAD and it was so so good, also tried my friend's croissant and baguette and it was very good too, also I had latte with lavender and it was not my favorite cup of coffee but will be back to see if the coffee will be better next time, my friend had hot tea and she loved it. Definitely will be back to try more of this delicious food. Also love the interior.

Great coffee. Friendly people. Delicious simple toasts. Awesome atmosphere. Definitely a spot to pop in to grab your caffeine fix and light bite.

Great French bistro, loved the menu, and the nice staff. Very French in the sense that it's small, and the toilet is downstairs! Lol A blend between coffee shop and cafe. I will be back, their menu was interesting, and, it's cute inside.

This is spot is such a gem! The food is great, coffee is fab and the service is excellent. The shop couldn't be more adorable with a great vibe. I will definitely be coming back soon!

I really hate to do this and go counter culture, so to speak, but have to. Everyone is raving about Judith Cafe because of the french inspired aesthetics and yes it is beautiful inside. However, just because you want to be a place in France doesn't mean you are. Stop posting Parisian photos on your Insta (please) really annoying. For its location, the Ohio City area, the prices are ridiculous. For a piece of toast & jam (excuse me, labneh & jam) the price was an astronomical $6 (really for 1 piece of toast & jam). Normally I always look up prices ahead of time before going somewhere so I do not get blindsided however the menu on their website does NOT list prices. It's little too pretentious for me. With so many adorable coffee shops now open in Downtown Cleveland, Tremont/Ohio/Detroit Shoreway & the 'burbs, lots of options for every taste & preference.

I met up with friends at Judith on a Thursday afternoon and it was pretty busy. The three of us had to squeeze in at a hightop meant for two. I didn't want coffee, so I inquired about a matcha or chai, which they didn't have, so I went with one of the canned sodas instead. I ordered the cassoulet salad for lunch, which was the perfect size and very tasty. A friend ordered the whipped labneh and preserves that I tasted, and that was excellent. The place itself is super cute & Instagramable - I love the vintage vibe. I'd definitely like to visit again to try the coffee and another food dish!

Extremely crowded cafe- to the point where my friends and I had to eat in our cars because there was no seating or really any standing space. I tried this chocolate mousse dessert, but the mousse had a weird lavender flavor. It tasted like I was eating a candle. It seems that any hype that this place has to the point where it's possibly exceeding the building capacity is because of its "aesthetic" interior and ambiance.

The Judith is a quaint spot on Lorain Avenue in Cleveland. The decor is charming and reminds me of a sweet cafe I used to frequent in Ireland. The service is friendly with a good turnaround time. I first sat down, but it started getting busy, so I changed my order to go. As a solo dinner, I prefer not to take up a table, and there was no room at the bar. They changed my order to go, and I walked back to work to enjoy my lunch in peaceful qiiet. I ordered the Cassoulet salad. I am not a huge kale fan, but the kale was "massaged," and it was delicious! The true deliciousness came from the warm corona beans, charred tomatoes pancetta, and shallot rosemary vinaigrette. It also comes with bread crumbs, I opted out because I am gluten-sensative. You also get a piece of French bread, which the birds appreciate that I shared. I would have liked the portion size to be a bit larger, It also would have been a little more hearty lunch with a cup of soup, hint, hint. It was $15 for the salad. I definitely will go back again and bring someone so we can share a table.

Have been for coffee and "breakfast" - love love the radish and butter on sourdough. Finally made it for cocktails and small bites. Really incredible cocktails made with care. Smoked oysters and small charcuterie plate really good as well. Super nice staff. Planning to go again this weekend!

Best coffee in Cleveland. It's a small shop and it's always packed, this is not the coffee shop to sit and read or study or work at. Only 3 or 4 syrups but the coffee is so delicious that it doesn't need them!

This place was great! We were visiting from out of town. Our daughter found this spot and said we HAD to try it. The service was very friendly, prompt, and helpful. The atmosphere is lovely with lots of live plants. It's small inside but we had no trouble getting a table on a weekday afternoon. Our daughter said the matcha latte was one of the best she's had. We ordered the royal coronas to start. They were unexpected and very tasty. The olive oil and lemon zest was the perfect balance to the soft richness of the beans. We've never had anything like them before. We enjoyed three sandwiches between us and all of them were delicious. My husband had the roast beef à l'oignon and enjoyed it thoroughly. I had the jambon beurre. The bread was so fresh and the walnut butter was delicious it paired well with the fresh arugula. Our daughter ordered the pear + comté sandwich and did not want to share. We would definitely come back, maybe for a cocktail next time. Highly recommend this place!

Tried the cafe miel and pear comte. Both fresh and good. Place is a bit small but quaint atmosphere

Really cool spot and great coffee! We were lucky our Airbnb was just walking distance from this awesome cafe.