The Metropolitan On Main

UPDATE :I had to share today’s latte designs. See added pictures …. Was here Memorial Day for a delightful breakfast. Food was delicious, service- friendly & attentive. Even made a monkey face in my latte!! Unassuming from exterior, larger than it looked but a definite must if you are looking for great food and good prices. French toast, eggs, potatoes - all Yum!!! A new favorite for me!! You will not be sorry with a meal here.

Great place in the heart of Downtown Dallas for breakfast. This place feels nostalgic, and the decor beautiful with a 1940s speak easy feel. I had the Metropolitan Breakfast Sandwich, which was amazing. It's definitely a must for breakfast.

This charming little spot was a delight from the moment we stepped inside. Our waitress, Crystal, was incredibly pleasant and friendly. The blackberry lemon mascarpone French toast was simply divine. The lemon flavor was light and refreshing, perfectly complementing the mascarpone. The burrito was equally impressive, accompanied by crispy and flavorful potatoes. It’s a hidden gem that deserves a visit.

If you go there for breakfast, my answer will be “meeeehh”! Not the best one, I must say! They are very, very slow, and the food's taste is not the best, either. It's still worth trying, but if I have a chance to choose a place for breakfast again, I will never go here.

🌟🌟🌟🌟 The Metropolitan on Main - Dallas, TX “The food was amazing… once it finally arrived! Seriously, I think I started growing roots at the table, but hey, they gave us a nice discount, so we forgave them (mostly). While we waited, we enjoyed plenty of lattes—so many, in fact, we’re probably set on caffeine for the month. And those mimosas? Chef’s kiss. 🍊🥂 The atmosphere was lively, the prices were great (again, thanks to that discount!), and our waitress was super sweet. By the time the food finally hit the table, we were all best friends and practically part of the furniture. Definitely worth a visit, but maybe don’t come starving!”

My husband and I decided to try The Metropolitan for a late breakfast/brunch after our bicycle ride. Although the server was friendly, the service was very slow. The food did not meet our expectations. Both my husband’s potatoes and my fried chicken were salty. The chicken was extremely hot and heavily breaded. Also, his toast never arrived. All in all the food was edible and the portions small. If I have to pick a breakfast/brunch spot in the future, this would be a hard pass.

A Breakfast Dream Come True In all my years of scouring downtown for the perfect breakfast spot, I think I’ve finally struck gold. The Metropolitan on Main is more than just a breakfast haven—it’s a coffee shop, a bar, a pastry counter, and a lunch spot all rolled into one. Honestly, what more could you ask for? Quick Version (For the Scroll-Phobic Reader): Great prices, generous portions, flavorful dishes, and a vibe that makes you want to linger. You can stop reading now… but you probably shouldn’t. Breakfast: The croissants here are worth writing home about—flaky, buttery, and utterly Parisian. I can’t remember whether Adolfo (the talented barista/server) said they import the bread, the butter, or both from France, but whatever they’re doing, it’s working. Pure, buttery magic. Lunch: The croissant sandwich? Easily one of the best I’ve had. And coming from someone who usually avoids salads like they’re a chore, the beet chicken salad was a revelation—creative, flavorful, and the chicken was actually juicy. Take note, salad skeptics. Drinks: The beverages are a pleasant surprise too. Prices are easy on the wallet, and the flavors are miles ahead of what you’d get at a certain mermaid-branded chain—at half the sugar, no less. Their matcha is served traditionally (no sugar by default, bless them), and it’s as earthy and delicious as you’d hope. Dinner & Entertainment: The Metropolitan also dabbles in dinner hours—Wednesday through Friday—though I haven’t had the chance to sample it yet. But Friday evenings do come with live music, according to the owner, which is always a plus. Happy Hour: Happy hour runs from 4 to 7 p.m., with specials that make it worth sticking around a little longer. Pro Tip: If you’re in a hurry, make the most of their tech-friendly setup. You can scan the QR code at your table to order and pay without waiting for a server, or grab the code outside to order ahead for a quick pick-up. Fast, efficient, and perfect for those of us on the go. Plus, don’t miss out on their hidden gem of a special—the Noemi special—just a few dollars gets you a perfect little spread of rye bread, honey, feta cheese, and a serving of tea (three tea cups’ worth!). It’s all the essentials, and it’s now my personal favorite. Flip Side: For all its technological charm, there’s a tiny hiccup—once you start with one ordering method (QR code or traditional server), you’re stuck with it. No mix-and-match. A small quirk, but worth keeping in mind. Final Thoughts: The Metropolitan on Main is a delightful addition to downtown—perfect for breakfast, lunch, or a leisurely afternoon coffee. Whether you’re a croissant connoisseur, a salad skeptic, or just someone who wants a good vibe with great food, it’s worth a visit.

I 100% recommend this cute breakfast/lunch spot! The food was incredibly delicious and the staff is beyond sweet- especially the host. I came for my birthday and they made it extra special for me. Just all around a great experience :)

The food and service was amazing! Great start to our Texas vacation. Mahalo for the amazing service, Milo!

Having read an article and the reviews about The Metropolitan Cafe, my friend and I stopped in for lunch. The venue is downtown near the Municipal Courts and is very comfortable and open with high ceilings. We started with a couple of House Special Espresso Martinis which were delicious. We weren't aware they stopped serving certain breakfast items after 10:00 am. Unfortunately, my friend wanted two of those items... Eggs Benedict and Pancakes. Neither was available because the griddle was being reserved for lunch only. Odd... we were the only patrons at 1:00 pm, but no accommodations could be made. He wasnt thrilled, but had a couple of poached eggs, toast, crispy bacon and rosemary potatoes. It was fine. My Reuben, made with shredded corned beef, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, and Russian dressing, was very tasty. We finished up with another couple of Espresso Martinis and a Blueberry - Cheesecake pastry for dessert. The service was adequate but slow. All in all, a pleasant experience.

omg, such an unassuming spot right downtown. CLASSY, cozy, and with plenty of outlets for work. obviously not the cheapest menu ever but with enough range that everyone can make something shake! i got a delicious smoothie. more than that, the service is incredible, you can tell the owner cares about the business deeply. 10/10 date night or happy hour spot... reminds me of europe...

After years of hunting for the perfect downtown Dallas breakfast spot, I think I've finally found "the one." The Metropolitan on Main is a breakfast haven, a coffee shop, a bar, a pastry counter, and a lunch spot--basically, it's a one stop shop for your culinary cravings. Who knew you could get it all in one place? Too Long; Didn't Read: Great food, generous portions, fair prices, and an ambiance that says, "Maybe I should call in sick and stay a little longer." Breakfast: The croissants here deserve their own fan club--flaky, buttery, and sophisticated enough to make you say "bonjour" without sounding ridiculous. Whether Adolfo (the MVP barista/server) mentioned importing the bread or the butter from France, I'm not quite sure. Either way, they taste like Paris itself--minus the jet lag. Lunch: The croissant sandwich is a game-changer. Honestly, as someone who usually sees salads as a necessary evil, the beet chicken salad was shockingly good. It was flavorful, the chicken was actually juicy (imagine that!), and I finished the whole thing without any resentment. Not your average sad salad. Drinks: The drinks are solid and easy on the wallet. Way better than the overpriced, sugary concoctions at the mermaid chain that shall not be named. Their matcha is a standout--served in its purest, no-sugar-added glory. It's a refreshing option for those of us who prefer to taste the matcha instead of just its sugary afterlife. Dinner & Entertainment: Dinner service is available Wednesday through Friday, but I haven't tried it yet. However, they do have live music on Fridays, which instantly makes dinner there sound like a good idea. I'll update the review once I check this off the list with my thoughts. Happy Hour: Happy hour runs from 4 to 7 p.m. and features specials that make your after-work drinks even more satisfying. Budget-friendly buzz? Sign me up. Pro Tip: In a rush? Go tech-savvy. Use the QR code at your table to order and pay without waiting for a server, or scan the one outside to order ahead for a quick pick-up. And here's a secret: they have a stellar little special that includes rye bread, honey, feta cheese, and three cups of tea--all for just a few bucks. It's simple, satisfying, and quickly becoming my personal favorite. Ask for Noemi's special. Flip Side: The only downside to their high-tech ordering system? Once you choose your path (QR code or traditional server), you're committed. No switching back and forth, so choose wisely, like you're picking sides in a medieval duel. The long and short of it: The Metropolitan on Main is the kind of place that makes you glad you didn't settle for an ordinary café. With standout pastries, great coffee, and a menu that delights from breakfast to lunch--and hopefully dinner--it's one of those rare spots where every visit feels like a win.

Phenomenal coffee. Standout food options - crossaint sandwich - biscuit sandwhich with sausage ( the sausage is amazing )

Was closed. On HERE says open until 9. Went at 555 and was closed. Was really looking forward to it, maybe someone can update the hours here Have to choose a star rating, but don't actually get to try. Kind of upset I drove over an hour.

Needed a breakfast away from hotel. The ambience is pretty good. Good vibe and all. I asked for "Power Bowl". Yes it was ok, it hit the spot. May I suggest having an option with quinoa instead of potatoes. Then it truly can be called "super". Besides that, I liked the spinach, I liked avocado. I noticed a full barista offerings. There is a well stocked bar where I sat at. Yes, one can have a liquid breakfast.

A Breakfast Dream Come True In all my years of scouring downtown for the perfect breakfast spot, I think I've finally struck gold. The Metropolitan on Main is more than just a breakfast haven--it's a coffee shop, a bar, a pastry counter, and a lunch spot all rolled into one. Honestly, what more could you ask for? Quick Version (For the Scroll-Phobic Reader): Great prices, generous portions, flavorful dishes, and a vibe that makes you want to linger. You can stop reading now... but you probably shouldn't. Breakfast: The croissants here are worth writing home about--flaky, buttery, and utterly Parisian. I can't remember whether Adolfo (the talented barista/server) said they import the bread, the butter, or both from France, but whatever they're doing, it's working. Pure, buttery magic. Lunch: The croissant sandwich? Easily one of the best I've had. And coming from someone who usually avoids salads like they're a chore, the beet chicken salad was a revelation--creative, flavorful, and the chicken was actually juicy. Take note, salad skeptics. Drinks: The beverages are a pleasant surprise too. Prices are easy on the wallet, and the flavors are miles ahead of what you'd get at a certain mermaid-branded chain--at half the sugar, no less. Their matcha is served traditionally (no sugar by default, bless them), and it's as earthy and delicious as you'd hope. Dinner & Entertainment: The Metropolitan also dabbles in dinner hours--Wednesday through Friday--though I haven't had the chance to sample it yet. But Friday evenings do come with live music, according to the owner, which is always a plus. Happy Hour: Happy hour runs from 4 to 7 p.m., with specials that make it worth sticking around a little longer. Pro Tip: If you're in a hurry, make the most of their tech-friendly setup. You can scan the QR code at your table to order and pay without waiting for a server, or grab the code outside to order ahead for a quick pick-up. Fast, efficient, and perfect for those of us on the go. Plus, don't miss out on their hidden gem of a special--the Noemi special--just a few dollars gets you a perfect little spread of rye bread, honey, feta cheese, and a serving of tea (three tea cups' worth!). It's all the essentials, and it's now my personal favorite. Flip Side: For all its technological charm, there's a tiny hiccup--once you start with one ordering method (QR code or traditional server), you're stuck with it. No mix-and-match. A small quirk, but worth keeping in mind. Final Thoughts: The Metropolitan on Main is a delightful addition to downtown--perfect for breakfast, lunch, or a leisurely afternoon coffee. Whether you're a croissant connoisseur, a salad skeptic, or just someone who wants a good vibe with great food, it's worth a visit.

First time here and will definitely come back! We sat at the bar and the service was excellent. The atmosphere is great. Everyone was very friendly and attentive. They have an excellent bar and drink menu. I had one of the best Apperal spritzes since leaving Europe. My food was delicious. My only complaint would be my eggs were significantly overcooked for a Benedict.

Stumbled in here for breakfast, didn't even know it was here. The food, coffee, and vibes are amazing. Owner was super friendly and conversational. Couldn't recommend this place more & we'll certainly be back for dinner to try more of their food.

Excellent breakfast meals and coffee was so good! They have lots of breakfast meals and food looks so appetizing too. They have lots of great options especially the breakfast food. The croissant Sandwich was so delicious. The crab cakes was tasty and has nice texture. The drinks were so cool. They have generous portions. The staff was so nice and friendly.

Great atmosphere very nice location excellent interior vibes with cool staff as well. The food was a little overly complex and not sure flavorful HOWEVER it was good enough and balanced out by an exceptional ambiance. So I will be back. Nice small business to support

Good food, service, and cool decor. Not many people. They have an upright piano in the corner too. I had their burger and fries. It was good. I'll be back.

Bread and buttered, long time Dallas, Greek family owners......... Michael and Stephanie Shaver Vo.......was previously just breakfast and lunch only, but now I think that they are open for dinner, and may have live music of Friday and Saturday nights.

Net 3.5 stars. Great food. Nice atmosphere. Ok service. Expensive food and not a good value for every day dining for someone working downtown. I had the Mediterranean salad with chicken. It was an ok portion size but not large however it was tasty. $26 for a salad, tax, and tip is something I'll only do on occasion.

Delicious food. I had the meeker sandwich / highly recommended. Coffee was good too.

Overall amazing dining experience. From the ambience felt walking through the door to the welcoming greeting from the staff to the excellent coffee, main course thru dessert everything was exceptional and deserving of the 5 star rating . The highlight of the morning for me was the special of the day " crab stuffed eggs Benedict " with an accompanying perfectly broiled potato stack. My wife had a veggie omelette with roasted rosemary potatoes. We were both very pleased with our dishes. Before leaving our waitress asked what brought us out this morning and we told her we were celebrating our 43rd anniversary. That information was relayed to the Owner who came by our table to congratulate us and asked if we would like a desert. We were both very full but could not refuse such a gracious offer. The plan was to taste the ricotta stuffed French toast with Noemi's special twist and box up the remainder for later. After the first bite of sheer deliciousness our forks did not stop until the entire desert was demolished! Although, this was our first visit it will certainly not be the last. I highly recommend The Metropolitan On Main as a must visit location when you're near downtown.

Food is delicious! Service is impeccable. Atmosphere is gorgeous. Can't go wrong dining here.

Very tasty food. My one gripe is that the pita they use for the chicken gyro totally disintegrated while I was eating it, making it a messy experience. I would like to see them use a thicker, more flexible pita to make this a true handheld meal.

Food was great, service was also good. Pretty quiet and the staff is super friendly. For a quick lunch I would highly recommend.

Great food and atmosphere. Croissants are to die for. Friendly service. Sandwiches amazing

I've only been to this place on a Friday due to their special that they have on that day. My coworker told me about this place and I was so glad she did. I got the grilled chicken special. It's so good it comes with marinated grilled chicken a bed of butter rice, broccoli, and corn. It's a very filling meal for a good price. What I like about this meal is the flavor. I'm really big on flavor and this place hit the spot for me.

Great place to check out if you're in the area. I got the vegetarian pesto panini and it was really good! Portion was large and didn't cost too much. Nice little homey place! Parking is hard to find, since it's downtown so watch out for that!

LOVE THIS CAFE! The daily specials never disappoint.($8.95) My favorite is Friday's Greek Chicken but the Greek Salad on Wednesday is pretty awesome. If you live in Downtown Dallas or staying in one of the hotels here, you must try this cafe for breakfast or lunch. I would also recommend any of the delicious layer cakes they feature. Like Strawberry/Chocolate, Coconut, Spice, Double Chocolate, Lemon.... they all are so moist with velvety icing.

Nice folks running a good lunch place. Fast service and good food. The greek salad with chicken is a favorite. Specials are always good.

Save the Metropolitan Cafe!!!! Found this gem while doing a staycation in Dallas! The owner is super nice and the atmosphere takes you back in time with history all over the walls. Makes you feel like you've transported somewhere else which I enjoyed. I got a salmon bagel and it was delish! My mom got a ham egg and cheese croissant that she really enjoyed as well. If you're in the area it's a must stop in, don't let COVID stop you from coming in! They do breakfast and lunch and also have some delicious looking cakes. I promise you won't regret it!

Great food and very family oriented. The staff is low but was served in a very timely manner. The cheddar broccoli soup was amazing and nice size portions. I'll def return for the gumbo.

OMG!! This place is like a monument! It is amazing! I walked in to very beautiful pictures and cool signage that said some pretty funny things. The had mugshots of Elvis, James Brown and a number of others. As well as the news paper from when Kennedy was killed. It was pretty cool. I order a croissant with turkey sausage and cheese. It was AMAZING. Mike was really nice showing pictures of the Tuskegee Airmen and the guy who shot Kennedy and all this really cool stuff about Dallas and who has visited this place. Really cool! They have a great menu as well and everything under $10!! Def will be back here!

This place is amazing. I come almost every Thursday and get the large Caesar and it is delicious. I highly recommend coming here for lunch. I've also had their Friday special amazing. Again, highly recommend this place if you've never been. Nice atmosphere and great music selection.

Nice and filling paninis. The place is unique and has character. Convenient for a quick bite. The Godfather was about $8

Delicious Greek inspired food I give it two thumbs up with some fingers and toes. Great food, great prices, good people. Nice atmosphere strongly suggest the Zorba the Greek salad

Woohoo, this place is awesome! Too bad it's quite a trek from my office. Despite the slight drizzle and detour, I still had a great time at The Metropolitan Cafe. The cafe is located in the historic district on Main street and is in a really neat, old building. The interior looks like it has subway tiles and the walls were decorated with vintage photos of Dallas and its most infamous criminals. There was a large mug shot of Frank Sinatra as a teenager, as well as photos of Johnny Cash and Willy Nelson. After talking to the guy who took our order behind the counter (who I think was the owner), it turns out that he was able to get those pictures because the courthouse is right next door. The decorations make this place really fun and historic, and the to top it off, the food is incredible. I ordered the greek salad with chicken for $8.95 and it came with an iced tea. Now this ain't your small dinky side salad, what came out was a huge behemoth of a greek salad on a huge dinner plate. The grilled chicken was cooked to perfection and the salad and dressing was really fresh! The guy who brought out our order stopped by to crack fresh ground pepper on our plates which I thought was a really nice touch. Others at my table got the Godfather sandwich which they thought was phenomenal. I definitely will come back here again...but probably when it gets a little cooler!

Absolutely the best spot downtown! Sandwiches are amazing, try the BLT it's loaded with BACON, they don't cheat you with two strips like other places. There's always fresh cakes and treats to satisfy your sugar needs. I like to play chess on my lunch hour with a coworker here and it's such a great vibe.

Salmon bagel, greek salad with killer olives, great cake, breakfast croissant sandwiches - these are just a few of the thing we've had and we're hungry for more! Every monday at work we bring in breakfast for everyone, this week it was from the Metropolitan Cafe. Breakfast was so good we went there for lunch, and I don't think that'll be the end of it. They have bagels, breakfast sandwiches, muffins and pastries in the morning, and sandwiches, salads, and amazing deserts through lunch. Parking is on the street downtown, that is to say metered anytime they are open.

Had a brownie and coffee. Both were very good and atmosphere was great. Will definitely come back.

So I've been to this place three days in a row unexpectedly since I first discovered that if I had just walked the other way down the street from work that I would discover this gem. The owner, super nice guy, remembers you and serves with a smile and I can say I've learned something new each time talking to him, lol. Food - it's simple, it's traditional and not overpriced. If you come in for lunch, there's a lunch special board and it's worth giving it a shot. This place has a lot of memorabilia and I'm sure there's a story as to why each sign was picked. Salads are big, the bagels have plenty of shpread, the americanos are simple and smooth and well...i feel like this is going to be a place where I end up trying everything on the menu at some point just because I like this place. Also the cakes stare me in the face but when I can splurge a bit, I'll snatch a slice. So glad to have this spot.

Metropolitan Cafe has a small selection of food for every palate. If you're trying to stay healthy, Metropolitan Cafe offers a variety of large salad options. Make sure to ask for dressing on the side, as they tend to go heavy with their dressings. (The last bits of my salad were sitting in a pool of Greek dressing.) I opted for their soup & salad combo: a cup of Greek bean soup and a side salad. The soup was great and a bit on the light side. It was hearty, but not heavy. My bf got a Sicilian sandwich and thought it was phenomenal! Next time, I'll get their daily special since everyone raves about it seemingly every day of the week. The venue is interesting so take some time to appreciate the different artwork on the walls! There are pictures of Dallas' changing skyline over time, as well as a picture of the first Texas State Fair rodeo! If you go to the bathroom, there are antique (perhaps yellow-journalism) newspapers on the walls with sensationalist stories that merit skimming.

I have been working above this spot for more than two months and just made my first visits this week. WHAT TOOK ME SO LONG?! I can't speak to the food (yet), but the lattes are to die for. I'm used to shelling out $4-5 every morning for a basic caramel latte. This morning I popped into Metropolitan, tried an Almond Joy latte, and spent just over $3. And it was big and delicious to boot! The decor is kitschy and fun - Frank Sinatra everywhere, including on the stereo. You can tell that Mike and the team take a lot of pride in the Cafe and enjoy what they're doing. It's a real one-of-a-kind spot and I'm so glad I found it.

One word for this place! HIDDEN GEM! My gf and I stopped here for some coffee. I decided to try the iced vanilla latte. It was SO GOOD I had my gf try it (who doesn't ever drink any iced coffee). She loved it so much she bought one too! Now move on to the food. We both tried some sandwiches! First of all HUGE portions (you can eat one part for lunch and one for dinner). Second of all, DELICIOUS. Then we decided to order their meatloaf special to have for dinner later. We were so full from our sandwiches we couldn't eat the meatloaf. We ate it for dinner a few days later and it was AMAZING. Like, so good I was hoping they were open Sunday. So good I hoped my gf didn't like her portion so I could have it It was so damn good! Then the potatoes and green beans that came with it were just as mouth watering. And most of all, the customer service is amazing! It's the little things. My gf and I waited outside at the tables for our food because we were cold inside and he brought the food to us. There was a little treat inside too! I loveeeeeeeeeeee them. And so does my gf.

I have walked to this place for the Greek salad once a week. It very big and fresh with great flavor. Today, I switched it up and tried the potato soup that was broth base. It was the best potato soup I have had in my life. I wish I purchased a container to freeze. That soup was wonderful and they had some cheese and bacon. Talk about party in the mouth. I am so stuffed but still thinking about it. The soup had tiny bits of onions and carrots...I think. Can't wait to go again.

This cafe is located below me in the Dallas Arts Center. Very convenient, great service in a timely manner. There is also so much history decorated in that place.

Cozy and quaint sandwich shop. The sandwiches and soups and CAKE are delicious and cheap. The owners are friendly and super hard working. Would love to stay here all day with a book.

This place is one of my favorite spots in Downtown! Their breakfast sandwiches are great (try the Denver or classic ham egg and cheese croissant) and pair it with a hand made latte!! ... also the daily lunch specials are amazing - with my personal favorite on Friday! (Chicken over rice, corn, broccoli & a tea!)... you can never go wrong with a salad (the chef is full on toppings and the Greek is always delicious!)... the desserts are otherworldly! Get the coconut cake - it does not disappoint!! And tip your waiter... all of the folks work very hard, the owner, Mike, is the guy who rings you up! He's a great guy - and runs a great spot! I've been going to this cafe for 10 years, and I've never had a bad experience!!

Love this place! Come here every other week, or several times a week for lunch. The owner is always so welcoming, and makes time to talk to you. He takes your order lightning fast and gives it to you with a smile! The food is amazing, just tried their Crab Cakes on Wednesday and they were delicious! Their special on Friday's (Greek Chicken w/rice, corn and broccoli with lemon butter sauce) is also amazing. Their special on Tuesday (Moms Meat Loaf) is really good! They have an array of sandwiches, panninis, coffee. The ambience is great, always have jazz music playing in the background.

I eat here with friends 2-3 times a month. The food is tasty, with a good assortment of sandwiches, salads and soups. They have a great breakfast selection as well, and their coffee is very good. I skip the tea and drink the coffee when I go. The husband and wife team do a great job during the lunch rush, where you'll see students, attorneys, police officers, office workers, enjoying real homemade food. The walls are decorated with lots of memorabillia, including menus and articles from Chateaubriand, the Dallas standard for find dining for 25 years that the owner's grandparents operated from 1958-1982.

I was in town for a conference at the Sheraton and this wasn't too far to walk to. I was pleasantly surprised by this restaurant. The food was delicious and the music playing (jazz) went perfectly with the atmosphere. I ordered their daily special (Club Panini with Potato Salad and an Iced Tea). It was so delicious!

So glad this place is still here! I used to frequent Metropolitan when I worked near about 8 years ago. Had the large Cesar salad with grilled chicken...still an favorite! And the owner's mom is still baking the cakes at 80!!! Love it!

I was excited to visit this place after reading all the wonderful reviews, but it did not live up to the hype. I got the Diablo Panini and a cup of the potato soup. The sandwich was not hot at all and that was my whole point in ordering a panini- I wouldn't even call it warm. The soup was OK in taste, but I had to take back after leaving because they put bacon in it after I asked for no bacon. The lady serving the food was very nice and apologetic, but the guy taking the orders could've been a bit friendlier. I may try them again at some point because their pastries looked good, but I won't be in a rush.

Just got a black forest coffee and turkey sandwich and both were delicious!!!! Great food, cool atmosphere, and alot of cool stuff to look at. Loved the vibe and the people who own it! Thanks for taking my last minute order!