The coffee list stays straightforward, with regular coffee and café au lait on the menu. Reviews also bring up espresso and chai latte, so the drink range gives a few clear choices beyond the basics. Hot chocolate appears in the review keywords too, which makes sense for a café with a dessert focus. For a first order, I would look at the coffee side first, then move to sweets.
The food menu reaches beyond drinks and into breakfast and dessert. Crepes lead the sweet side, with Mr. Ray Reeses Crepe and plain crepe listed, while omelettes handle a savory breakfast track. Breakfast specials like hummus, tomato, avocado and cucumber, plus mozzarella cheese, tomato and basil, add more choice for a morning visit. Reviews also mention sandwiches, and that helps the menu feel more rounded.
For baked goods and sweets, the shop leans into cakes and pastries with chocolate mousse cake and mixed berry tart on the menu. Reviews add macaroons, cheesecake, and strudel to the picture, which suggests a pastry case that draws repeat visits. The mix works for a quick coffee break or a dessert stop with friends. It gives the café a sweet, local feel that fits the neighborhood pattern.
Coffee
Regular Coffee$1.95
Cafe au Lait$2.85
Crepes
Mr. Ray Reeses Crepe$7.75
Peanut butter and Nutella
Plain Crepe$6.00
Omelette
Mexican Omelette$9.25
Avocado, onion, tomato, Swiss and hot sauce
Plain Omelette$8.00
Breakfast Specials
Hummus, Tomato, Avocado and Cucumber$5.99
Choose a bread: Whole Wheat Bread, Bagel
Mozzarella Cheese, Tomato and Basil$5.99
Choose a bread: Whole Wheat Bread, Bagel
Cakes & Pastries
Chocolate Mousse Cake$5.50
Mixed Berry Tart$6.50
Photos of the menu
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