Dani N.
Yelp
Local bakehouse with coffee, pastries, paninis, and an urban jungle feel to enjoy them in. They have bar stools, community tables, and seating for two indoors + a variety of options outdoors if it is not raining. There are also a few seats right next to the glass wall where the bakers make their pastries giving you live entertainment while you wait.
I came on recommendation to try the focaccia bread and I'm here to say, it definitely lives up to the hype. I ordered the ham and basil panini on focaccia which went from thick and fluffy to perfectly crispy and pressed, mixed with a delightful variation of flavors and spices. I told myself I was saving the other half for the road but I couldn't stop taking bites, because with every bite came a new delicious taste. The potion size and quality of fresh ingredients made it well worth the price.
I also got a double shot over ice which I believe was Counter Culture brand. It was pleasant but I had already had espresso that morning so I ended up sipping it throughout my long road trip, not paying attention to taste, to keep me alert rather than enjoying and noting each flavor as I generally do. Can't really go wrong with Counter Culture though.
Wild Love locally sources their ingredients as much as possible and lists their providers on the wall for you to read. They have a wide variety of sweet and savory pastries, house coffee and espresso drinks, seating arrangements, crafty lunch items, and wifi for those coming to work. The parking lot us a little small but I had no issue finding a spot. Overall I'd recommend most for morning meetings over a pastry and espresso.