Zocalo Coffeehouse

Loved the vibes of this place! The tomato soup was delicious and cozy. My bf got the Borgia coffee (hot) and I got an iced creme brulee lattee. Both coffees were okay. We like strong, bold coffee so we had to order extra shots of espresso after we tried them. If you like smooth coffee, they would be great for you. Overall a great coffee shop ❤️

Service was warm and welcoming! He complimented my dress which means the staff have good taste! The shop in general Is so cute! Love the artwork, love the area for children, seems thoughtful. Love the overall inclusive vibe. The talk about the ham and cheese croissant- absolutely delightful- the ham was THICK which sets it apart from so many others- we like it thick! My mocha was absolutely delicious!

I found this restaurant by searching online for places that serve avocado toast. I wanted to get some breakfast for my daughter and was very happy with this restaurant. It was early in the morning before 8:00 a.m. and it was quiet and clean. It is organized and comfortable for customers and even has a small child's area for toddlers

Ordered a lavender vanilla latte with oat milk and another lavender vanilla matcha. Shared lox on wheat toast, and it was the perfect amount to share among two people. Everything was delicious, and service was very prompt. My favorite Coffee Cafe in the neighborhood!

Honestly I used to love this place but 1) parking system in front is nuts (how much did it cost to keep replacing the system?!) 2) everything keeps getting more expensive 3) internet that used to work wouldn’t work at all. And not being able to reliably access WiFi totally discounts any desire to pay $8 for a cinnamon roll that was accidentally ordered (instead of my snickerdoodle). But here’s where I learned of an orange dark mocha so there ya go. 2 stars.

Love this cafe! Their brown sugar latte is SO good. I also really appreciate that they have a children’s area. It makes it easy for my little ones to play while I connect with friends, spend time with my love, or get some work done. My only concern is the cleanliness. The children’s area is consistently dusty/dirty, and there are often flies around. I’m constantly taking my children to wash their hands or applying sanitizer, and I feel like I need to bathe them as soon as we get home. The bathroom could also use a bit of TLC. There’s visible dirt and grime around the base of the toilet, which feels a little icky. I do appreciate that the food prep area is visible and looks much cleaner, otherwise I’d hesitate to eat or drink here. I really hope the overall cleanliness improves, because this cafe is one of my faves in the Bay

We absolutely love Zocalo! Every visit is a delight, with amazing food and drinks that never disappoint. The atmosphere is always positive and welcoming, and we feel completely safe and comfortable there. It’s truly a fantastic spot for families and the community. Highly recommend and definitely deserving of five stars!

Love this neighborhood coffee shop but the office workers are taking over the entire seating area. Walked in today with a friend and no seats available. I easily counted over a dozen computer workers occupying tables, including the ones for seating of 4 people.

Zocalo Coffeehouse has such a cozy, neighborhood feel. I stopped by for a breakfast sandwich and a hot latte, and both hit the spot. The sandwich was warm, hearty, and well put together. My latte was smooth and comforting, with just the right amount of foam and espresso strength to start the morning off right. The space itself feels relaxed and welcoming, great for catching up with a friend or getting a little work done. Service was friendly and unhurried, which matched the laid-back vibe. It's easy to see why this spot is a local favorite. Overall, a solid stop for good coffee, good food, and good energy, I'll definitely be back to try more of their menu next time.

I had been here once before and really enjoyed it, so I was disappointed by this visit. Today we ordered a matcha, an iced matcha, and a matcha with peppermint, along with three biscuits. Unfortunately, our order was incorrect, the peppermint was missing from the matcha, and the drinks weren't properly mixed, so the matcha had separated. The biscuits were also a letdown. They tasted like they had been microwaved and became hard within minutes. We were also given chive butter with jam, which was a confusing pairing and didn't make much sense. On top of that, it was uncomfortably hot inside the coffeehouse. It was overcrowded and felt more like an oven than a place to relax with coffee.

Wanted a spacious coffee cafe where I could review a college app & this fit the bill except with the loudness. Fortunately, I came prepared with AirPods. Order: Iced Crème Brûlée- a caramelized coffee that has a nice in house coffee bean aromatic taste. If you enjoy a sweet coffee treat w/caramel, then the Iced Crème Brûlée would be a great choice. Buttermilk Biscuit w/ bacon, eggs, cheese with an added $1.75 for avocado. This sandwich did not disappoint bc I could taste the home made buttermilk biscuit w/its light & flaky texture. The cheese incorporated w/the egg was slightly runny which to me perfectly paired well together. As I took a peak inside the sandwich I was really happy to see thick pieces of bacon & generous slices of avocado. I could see why this is a popular sandwich people order. Next time I return, I'll have to try more of their menu items.

Zocalo Coffeehouse is a local hangout - a popular eaterie that serves beverages, pastries, and brunch. Street parking only. The interior is spacious and has a lot of tables and window seating. They also have a little area for kids/toddlers. Two unisex restrooms. The baristas/servers are friendly and welcoming. Creme Brulee Latte: vanilla, caramel, and turbinado sugar (3.5/5). I ordered it iced. Good strong expresso flavor with the sweetness of vanilla and sugar. Though, I thought they might brulee the sugar but it was ordinary looking. LOL. It was good. Support your local business.

Good strong coffee - I had a creme brulee latte & my brother in law had a Mexican mocha. I also had a delicious french toast breakfast & my bil had a breakfast sandwich he enjoyed. Nice, helpful staff, comfortable & sunny restaurant, & tasty food & drink!

COFFEEHOUSE'S CAFE The are quite a number of coffeehouses that claim to be a café. I first went here late last year as I had a medical appointment at San Leandro in the morning. I needed coffee in the morning so I came here after searching on Yelp. When I first arrived at Zocalo Coffeehouse I was worried about finding parking spaces with parking meters. I was able to find one across the corner of this place. That first time I came here I ordered a coffee (Mexican Mocha) and pastry (kougin amann). I enjoyed both items but if I wanted to come back to Zocalo Coffeehouse I prefer to go on the morning weekends. This summer I came here on a Saturday for breakfast. For coffee I order Mexican Mocha. For food I ordered an egg biscuit sandwich. I have been to other cofeeshops that served egg muffin sandwich. What intrigued me about the egg biscuit sandwich is the biscuit is made from scratch. The Mexican Mocha had a spice. The biscuit has a buttery taste. The egg was fluffy while the bacon was crispy. I came here again about a week later. The reason I came here was on my previous visit I noticed one of the items on the menu that got my interest - lox toast. I love bagel and lox however the lox toast at Zocalo Coffeehouse might overtake it. Unlike bagel and lox when the salmon is covered the lox toast isn't covered by the bread. This results in tasting more of the salmon. The coffee I ordered borgia with its citrus taste complimented the savory salmon. Then I came back again this time to try the biscuit with butter and jam. For coffee I get my usual beverage at a coffeehouse - white mocha. One thing I love about the biscuit is it isn't crumbly. That texture can result in a chalky taste. I enjoyed the jam, but I prefer butter with my biscuit. During my multiple visits to Zocalo Coffeehouse what really stands out is the food offered. The food at Zocalo Coffeehouse is pricier than most coffeeshops. However most coffeeshops offer the same food you see at other coffeeshops. If I wanted to have a satisfied meal at a coffeeshop I go to Zocalo Coffeeshop.

The line was a bit long for a late Tuesday morning and although the space is fairly large it was packed! Once we placed our breakfast order we had our food within 10-12 minutes. We tried to order the waffles but I guess they no longer carry them? They were out of the French toast so they suggested the breakfast sandwich was the next best thing, they came out smokin hot! We think they might put a little honey on the biscuits. The sandwich comes with scrambled egg, cheese, a tomato and you get the option to add bacon and/or avocado .

Service was warm and welcoming! He complimented my dress which means the staff have good taste! The shop in general Is so cute! Love the artwork, love the area for children, seems thoughtful. Love the overall inclusive vibe. The talk about the ham and cheese croissant- absolutely delightful- the ham was THICK which sets it apart from so many others- we like it thick! My mocha was absolutely delicious! Great put stop after flying in for a meeting!

Stopped by for the first time the other day and loved the cozy space. One thing that stuck out to me about the shop was how they support the community and small businesses! As for what they sold -- the coffee latte I purchased was very tasty and extremely smooth. Their matcha latte was a little disappointing and mostly tasted like milk. I also bought a snickerdoodle cookie, which tasted good but was a bit hard for my taste. In terms if service -- there was one barista working when I came in who was very friendly!

So I came in here on a whim with my brother-in-law last week, and once more on my final day in San Leandro, and my oh my is this place absolutely charming! It reminds me of a bigger version of a coffee joint back home in Tarpon! The environment is clean and classy as all hell, with the feel of one of those homey old-school vibes, and the smell of coffee and baked goods permeates the air. I definitely felt a sense of warmth coming into this shop, especially given how kind and humorous the people working here are. They specialize in teas, lattes, and espressos...For children, they even serve hot chocolate which I thought was a nice little treat (of course, adults can buy it too). So I decided to try something from their Summer menu; the Mango Lemonade Razz (which I keep pronouncing as rizz, much to the staff's amusement). It was fruity, delicious, and although it looked nothing like it did in the pamphlet (which I found irksome in general, but not enough to deduct on the rating over), it still was so nice I had to try it thrice! Next time I return to San Leandro, I definitely want to give their normal coffee a shot and see how they do!

I didn't like their matcha but I'm really picky with my matcha. I will say I liked the hot chocolate the next time I went. Ambiance is great bc I go for a silent reading event and it's super fun and solid vibes. Service is friendly and helpful.

Got ayummy vanilla iced coffee here. Inside is the coffee shop is very hip and there is TONS of seating which is important because coffee shops are gathering places! We sat outside with our dog, which was lovely in the nice weather. My coffee was delicious, not too sweet, and very high quality. Highly recommend.

Came on a calm Saturday morning. Parking can be tough since it's on a busy yet residential area. Place wasn't that packed and the service was good. I've been here a couple times and this was my first occasion trying the food. Since it was nice we sat outside and our food was brought to us. You order inside and they have a variety of lattes + breakfast + lunch items, including Mimosas. My matcha was perfect, tastes like real matcha not super sweet. The biscuit was yummy and same with the Avocado toast.

The service is always a question if they will be staffed or not. Sometimes it takes forever for the coffee and food to come out but my last visit was quick. The ambiance is loud I wish it was like before when it was ONLY a coffeeshop but now it's low key a restaurant. I also think they raised their prices. Every time I come it seems like I am paying more and more.

A solid 4 star coffee shop for vibes, prices, quality, and location. Came here with my husband and we got a matcha latte, a regular latte, and split a cinnamon roll. Drinks are about $7 ish for what I consider a regular sized drink. Pros: - Pretty nice space - there's many tables (although best for parties of 1-4 only, can get pretty busy) for studying and sitting/chatting. There's also counter seating in some areas if you're alone and studying/reading. - Decent matcha latte. Not as good as Pete's award winning matcha latte, but better than Cafe 4 in my opinion! Not too sweet and tastes like real matcha - Has bathrooms - A creative children's play area that also has a couple chairs where parents can supervise - drinks come out pretty quickly - Strong free wifi (which is in itself already a great thing for group projects/getting work done, etc) - Staff was really nice - Not sparkling clean, but not dirty either. - Plays music loud enough to drown out other conversations around you so you can focus if you're working/reading, but not so loud that it's disruptive to your own thoughts - Has heftier food/meal items if you want an actual lunch instead of just coffee/snacks. Cons: - Was oddly VERY muggy/stuffy and hot when we went earlier today, not sure if it was because it was a bit warm outside + the kitchen making hot food? A little uncomfortable but still ended up staying due to all the other pros above - The cinnamon roll was in my opinion way too large to enjoy haha, you could easily split it between 3-4 people. Well priced though! Just too sweet and large for me - Parking can be tricky in this area if it's busy - but not too big of an issue if you park in the residential area and just walk over

I really want to love this place but their service and product is hit or miss. For the cost I would expect a more consistent product and service. They often take too long (20+ minutes) for either coffee or food. During my last visit we placed the order ahead of time. The food was ready as soon as I got there but it took over 15 minutes for two lattes. When we followed up, staff was not apologetic but were short and disorganized. The coffee was tasty but the food was mediocre. The biscuit was delicious but the avocado was overly ripe and did not taste good. The berries were peak ripeness but were cut on a cutting board with garlic or onions so it tasted like it. Ugh. This place could be amazing with some adjustments but until then I'll skip paying $50 for two coffees and two biscuit sandwiches.

Super cute local coffeeshop! Stopped by for a quick coffee and was pleasantly surprised by the drinks; we tried the orange mocha (borgia) and the creme brulee latte (1/3 sweet) and both were delicious! It was super bustling and cozy inside, there's lots of seating, wifi, and a children's play area! Local art on the walls too.

I been meaning to check out this coffee shop! Loved how spacious it is and the options they had. Service was great and quick. I also liked how much seating there was and it was not too loud.

If you happen to be in the area or a local, I can understand why you would love Zocalo. The mexican mocha coffee is delicious. But personally, I wouldn't go out of my way to revisit here unless I was craving that specifically. Came here for the first time at around 10 AM and the place was already packed. You're basically out of luck finding a seat unless you're willing to stay for a few hours, but we were lucky there were some high chairs near the little play area to sit. After ordering, it took us 30 minutes to get our chai latte and mexican mocha. Which feels way too long just for drinks and unfortunately the chai latte was basically milk with ginger and no chai. By the time our drinks came, our food made it too. Honestly the slight saving grace to this experience was the food. The lox sandwich was just okay. Nothing special in particular about it, but the mushroom quiche was actually unique and surprising. My only complaint? It was so small for the price. The salad was generous but the mushroom quiche is what you ordered for $17. I would expect it to be bigger. So overall, unless you're in the area, I would recommend skipping. Oh and it's paid street parking only. 9AM - 6 PM.

I got an espresso and oat milk cortado. The espresso was a ok. Darker roast, not much crema, the slightest burnt taste but not problematic. 6/10 The cortado was ok. Well made but I think would have been even better with something like almond milk to better balance the flavor. 6/10

Love it here It totally has the old school coffee house vibe and eacho. With the old wood and metal is plant life giving the room a hit of green. There is a space for everyone. We have the cafe table for folk to sit and talk they have the high tables that folks are working from. They even have a small area for the kiddos to play. It gives true community gathering location. Oh and did I mention the coffee and food options are awesome

Stopped here based on the current Yelp reviews. Food, drink, and service was great. We had an iced Mexican mocha, crème brule latte, pastry, and a breakfast sandwich. All so delicious and the staff very friendly and accommodating. The place was packed when we got there. Filled with people of all ages and races. Very cool vibe. We'll be back.

Disappointed in the food quality and customer service. I've been a loyal customer at Zócalo Coffee in San Leandro for a while and have often referred others here, but after today, I'm reconsidering. I ordered a Caesar salad with grilled chicken ($7 add-on), and the chicken was completely inedible -- overcooked, hard, and dry enough to crack like a chip. When I politely asked for a refund, the young woman at the counter continued texting on her phone while I spoke, said she'd refund me, but never followed through or made any effort to fix the issue. On top of that, my large Americano--which usually comes in a 16-oz cup--was poured into a small mug that barely held about 6 ounces. When I asked, I was told they could "add hot water" instead of correcting the mistake. Prices have gone up, which I understand, but service and quality should reflect that. Sadly, both have gone down. I try to support local businesses, but I refuse to spend money where customers are ignored and quality is dismissed. I'll be posting photos and a short video so others can see what I mean.

I love Zocalo! I really appreciate that this location has ample seating, solid brunch, & of course amazing coffee. My favorite is the Borgia latte & the Creme Brulee. Such smooth and unique flavors that are not overly sweet & balance the notes in the espresso really nicely I came with a group that was a total of 4 adults & 1 child and we easily found a seat around 10am with no line. We did notice that it gets busier around 11am with longer lines. Only thing I would recommend improving is possibly pricing. I know this is a tough one in the economy, however I do feel like the cost of the latte's are a bit up there, especially when having to substitute for non-dairy milk. 16oz latte with oatmilk came out to about ~$8 which is just insane to me. I do love it, however it's a def "treat yourself" type of latte considering the price

Cute café with a semi busy ambiance. A lot of people doing computer work there & there is a cute section for kids so parents can relax and enjoy their coffees. My husband and I got the Borgia & Mexican Mocha. Both drinks tasted amazing where the coffee flavor comes through and it's not too milky and watered down. Borgia tastes exactly like a chocolate with orange filling. It's not too overly sweet but for me personally, I would get it a little less sweet next time. My husband's Mexican Mocha w/ oat milk was our favorite. Flavors were very well balanced and the spices were very fragrant. He killed his drink pretty fast. They have baked goods, breakfast, & lunch options which we didn't get to try. Perhaps next time! Highly recommend trying them out :)

Nice variety menu Service was very nice Very cool environment very good for little kids because they have their playing area Great ambience

Great spot to have a catch-up with loved ones, or a nice lunch date, or a remote work spot. High ceilings, bright, cheery. Great amount of seating, but just be mindful of the typically times of the day. It feels like how coffee shops used to be a few decades ago, in the best sense :)

I was in the area and wanted to try a new coffee shop. I was interested in the Mexican mocha since it's not on all coffee menus. I got the iced Mexican mocha with oat milk and it was super delicious. The chocolate is not too over powering and the hint of spice is just right. The baristas and workers there all seemed really friendly and I felt like I fit in. It's also a large location, busy for a Sunday at noontime. I would definitely come again if I'm in the area!

Today I experienced an unfriendly environment. The vibe is what always brought me back here and a desire to support neighborhood business But today -- I don't need to support a place that doesn't care about me as a customer Food was additionally mediocre. My previous review was 3 stars. Threw away my purchase and went to Peet's

Came in on a weekday afternoon and there were a lot of people working on their laptops. They offer free wifi, which is a great perk. Parking is street parking on a street with a lot of shops, which could get busy. My parking spot only allowed me to stay for 3 hours. They have a little kiddie area which is super cute. Moms will bring in their kids, which can get loud, but that is pretty infrequent. Food was not bad but nothing to write home about. Overall, it was not a bad place to do some work.

This place is beautiful! Upon walking in, you're greeted with friendly baristas and so many plants. I love the extensive menu. There are many different drink options (they don't charge extra for milk substitute) and a full lunch/brunch menu. My friend and I were able to find seats against the window and talk without feeling disruptive or rushed out. This place does fill up quickly so I recommend coming early if you plan on coming during the normal work hours. They have outdoor seating as well but it is near a busy street. Street parking is available, however, it is filled quickly as there are many businesses in the area.

Came here a few months ago to work remotely for the day after it was recommended to me and I'm so glad I did! The coffee shop is spacious, clean, and has a relaxed vibe that's great for getting work done. The staff was super friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. I had a chai latte and absolutely loved it. Parking is a bit limited and there's only metered parking , so keep that in mind, but overall it's a great spot. I'll definitely be coming back!

(Ryan Reynolds voiceover) The vibe is sophisticated café on Bancroft! Nolan warmly greeted us. He recommended the Creme Brulée Latte. My gosh! It was creme de la creme of lattes! Soo much like a dessert! The Borja Latte was the perfect level of orange. Sooooo nice! The Roast Beef Sandwich w/ Bacon is what make men men. The syntax is excruciating but the sandwich is exquisite! The salad side was the perfect gourmet touch! It the perfect place to get some creative work done! Like writing or going over comic book panels (which I did). My gosh l, this place rocks! Thanks, Nolan! We'll be back! Woohoo!

Came in for matcha, but they were out so settled on a dirty chai. The drink was great but the vibe here is awesome! Lots of seats and the food going by looked great. If I lived near here, this would be a regular place for me.

Perfect morning coffee. My wife finished her entire coffee before me for the first time. Good service and the place has a nice vibe too. Thanks to our friend Hindhu garu who recommended this place. Will come here again and try other coffees

My mom told me about this place (she lives in San Leandro). I love the atmosphere, good vibes. Friendly staff. Clean. I really like their French toast casserole! I also dig the use of tarot cards for table numbers. Very relaxing place to dine.

Anytime I'm in the area I HAVE to stop here. The ambiance is cute but also noisy so if you're looking for peace and quiet it's not the spot. It's a fun spot to go to for a quick bite with some friends or to meet some cool people. The food is great, the service is quick I never wait long for my order.

Had a long wait before a flight so I stopped by Zocalo and I'm so glad that I did! The baristas were kind and helpful, the coffee shop is spacious with many different seating areas and spaces, plenty of outlets and people working, and even a little corner for kids to play and read. I bought a bag of their coffee beans and got a free cup of coffee included! If you're in the area check them out

I had intense cravings for biscuit breakfast sandwich, and searched everywhere for one that would open at 7am, and finally found zocalo. While I've been to zocalo before (their iced mocha is sooo good), I didn't know they had served this on their breakfast menu! The biscuit was falling apart and lacking a bit of butter, but otherwise the sandwich was stacked and I had to take off one of the breads so I can even take a bite into it! One of the downsides is that it was a little expensive, around $16 for the sandwich & fresh berries including the add-on avocado upcharge. I'd still come back if I wanted to treat myself, but pricey enough where I would maybe eat breakfast beforehand and just come for a coffee!

I've been to nearby Paradiso many times, but didn't know that such a cute coffeehouse was just steps away. I originally saw this place on an Instagram reel highlighting kid friendly spots in the East Bay. This is probably the only East Bay coffeehouse I know of that has a dedicated space for kids to play and built in bench style seating so the adults can stay nearby. For parents of older children, there are plenty of tables to choose from throughout the shop, though. I stopped by on a random afternoon with my toddler and ordered an iced matcha with whole milk and honey lavender. With tip, it came out to a little over $9, which to me is comparable to most of my bubble tea orders which don't come with space for my little one to play around in. I was able to enjoy my matcha, play with my toddler, and support local. All in all a really great afternoon and I look forward to future trips here.

We based buying on house on the how close it was to Zocalo. For 15yrs we have loved our neighborhood coffee shop. Today, an employee went above and beyond what a coffee shop employee should do. I ordered a chamomile tea and was told they were out. I ended up getting peppermint instead. No problem. We walked up and as we were starting to walk down our street, he pulled up on his bike with my chamomile tea, which they weren't out of. Who does that? The best coffee shop in San Leandro!!!!!

I haven't been here in ages. This used to be my go to spot when my child was toddler/preschool age. They still have the kids play area, and it definitely seems to have more things than I remember. The staff are always friendly. The other customers are also always great. The coffee is delicious and the food yummy and satisfying. Due to its size, it does get a bit noisy. I forgot headphones for my noise sensitive child. However they are super distracted by all the games and toys.

Fun local coffee house that has a good sized seating area and some good eats to choose from. Nice and efficient staff as well. My only gripe which has nothing to do with Zocalo, is why people setup shop at a table and then go sit and hang out at a completely different table with their friends...Just move your stuff and free up a table! Plus of course those that refuse to bus their own table...it's not difficult to do.

Love the crème brûlée latte. So good. Fruit was nice and fresh. Great ambiance, music and paintings.

Best cafe I've ever studied at. No cafe has ever been as good of an experience to study at than this one because of its rotating brunch/dinner menus, ample seating, great pastry selection and craftsmanship, and quality/fun coffee options! There's a lot of variation in lighting, so you can tailor the vibe to your liking. The first time I came, I studied for a couple hours and they had live music at night. Seeing the community come together to support small artists and local businesses was a phenomenal experience. They even had a children's area! Place has two good bathrooms as well. 10/10 hands and feet down.

Feels like a cross between hanging out in my grandmother's house with an assortment of family and family friends, and hanging out in the lounge at UC Berkeley. You're a part of an inclusive yet eclectic energy. The staff are warm and inviting. The food and beverages are good too. Alone or with friends, you wanna be there.

Got the white chocolate mocha which was good. Drink it fast while its warm because the white chocolate settles at the bottom making the last few sips super sweet. They also offer food and beer options here which is nice creating more of a social environment. Lots of seating inside too and they have a small kids play area in the back. Staff are friendly all around. May not be the best place if you want a quiet work place as it was pretty busy on a Sunday afternoon when I went. Just bring noise cancelling headphones! A good place to grab a bite with friends or to hang out though.

Update: I've attached the receipt showing I PAID for the biscuit and Jam the server claimed I didn't. So zocalo ripped me off, lied about seeing the receipt, and stole from ME while giving me attitude. ---------------- I've been to Zocalo twice before, with generally good results. The coffee is good, even if a bit pricey, the service is relatively timely. Today however I am extremely unhappy with the service. The girl who was taking my order asked me to repeat myself several times - she seemed to be unable to handle taking an order as she was spacing out. That didn't bother me. It happens. What bothers me is the way I was treated when I asked about where my food was. A woman came out and claimed that the girl taking orders never rung me up for it, but that they'd still make me one. I asked my husband if he had a receipt, she interrupted me, and claimed she'd "seen" the order and it wasn't on there. Again, she said we didn't pay for it but they'd make it. Her tone was kind of huffy, as if she was doing me a favor or as if I were trying to scam them. I of course declined. This kind of behavior is unbecoming. If you have an employee who can't take down four items then that is a business failure and you should assess whether they belong in that particular position - not treat your customers of color like you're doing them some big favor by correcting your establishments mistake.

Pretty exciting vibe. It was very packed around 11pm. The coffee was good and I also had a pastry which was good as well. The service was friendly and it seems this place is a real neighborhood oriented establishment. Will have to again when I am not in a hurry.