S C.
Yelp
Someone, can't make any assumptions on who... got my review hidden on google, so I'll leave my review here where it CANT get removed.
One of the worst business owners I have ever encountered in my life. The reviews about the owner yelling at employees or being rude to them behind the bar are very true and it's even worse behind the scenes. I could go on for hours but I'll name just a few major things.
Don't go here unless you want to support a business owner who calls every single one of her employees lazy because of one training inconsistency. Training is her job as the owner of a small business but she deflects her incompetence on her employees. This happened on multiple occasions.
Cutting hours to "save" on labor, leading to short staffing if there's any sort of rush (aka more $$$ in the owners pocket), lack of transparency about how tips are split (talks in circles until you're tired of listening to her), pays less than minimum wage and expects maximum effort, yet somehow doesn't recognize her employees for their efforts, etc etc etc-- it's sad.
She uses the cheapest possible avenue for her offerings. Costco pastries (not the majority, but some things that could easily be sourced by the other businesses she buys from), Costco milks (not even the barista blend that's standard almost everywhere else), the cheapest matcha, 2% milk being the standard for lattes instead of whole... the cheapest everything. She doesn't care about the quality of product she's pushing out, which is extremely obvious when you realize 90% of her staff doesn't know how to dial in the espresso machine, let alone how that reflects in the shots.
If you've ever encountered an employee here who seems confused about the menu, training inconsistencies, or price inconsistencies-- just know it started at the top. Trying to get a straightforward, consistent answer out of her, about her own policies and procedures that she created, is like pulling teeth.
This is just one person revealing the realities of everyone who's worked here since the new owner took over. People deserve to know what kind of business owner they're supporting.