Crepes are always on point here. But the coffee... meh. Just not great. Ended up skipping drinks and focusing on the food.

Josh was super chill with our big group of 13, even though we showed up pretty late. He kept his cool, got all our orders straight, and was just really nice about it. Made a potentially chaotic dinner actually go smoothly.

The stuffed rock crab appetizer was delicious. The booths are comfortable and the service was friendly.

Decent portions for the price. The food is fresh, and they have a solid house red that pairs well with most of the menu.

The veggie empanadas are a must. So crispy on the outside, and the inside is soft and perfectly seasoned. I&#39;d come back just for those.

The baked goods are so fresh, you can tell they&#39;re made daily. The orange juice is truly fresh-squeezed, no concentrate. It&#39;s a bit loud and crowded, but that&#39;s expected for a spot with such quality ingredients.

The menu here is huge! I had the waffle sandwich with bacon and eggs, plus an oat chai latte. The sandwich was crispy and savory, just right for a late breakfast. I&#39;ll definitely be back to try the blueberry pancakes next time.

Parking in the plaza is convenient. The interior is cute. Ordered the grilled salmon lunch special. Fish was cooked well, not dry. Portion was decent for the price. Service was prompt. A solid spot for a quick business lunch.

Service is consistently good here. Staff stays polite and quick even when they&#39;re slammed. Outdoor area is tidy, makes for a decent spot to have a coffee and unwind.

Been here a few times, the food&#39;s always solid. What really works for me is their coffee. It&#39;s excellent, pairs nicely with the lunch plates. Staff are friendly, makes it a cozy spot. Prices are fair for the neighborhood.

If you&#39;re looking for a place to unwind before a show, The Stinger is a great choice. The cocktails are top-notch, and the vibe is perfect for a relaxing evening.

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The burger was pretty good, even with the gluten-free bun. The cavatelli pasta is a solid choice. Service was nice, they did a little wine tasting at our table. A decent spot for a casual dinner.

The arepas here are so fresh. You can tell the corn is ground daily, and they use just the right amount of cheese. The texture was spot-on, not greasy at all. A really nice, simple lunch.

The portions here are huge for what you pay. I got the classic breakfast platter and could barely finish it. Honestly, you&#39;re getting a lot of food for your money.

The breakfast voucher was a solid deal. Got a full plate with eggs, bacon, and toast. Bacon was crispy, eggs were cooked right. More than enough food, no need for lunch.

First time here, and the guacamole was so fresh. You could taste the lime and cilantro. The fish tacos were good too, but that guac is the star.

Decent variety, and the prices are fine for what you get.

Our Sunday coffee ritual. The almond croissant is fantastic, flaky with just the right amount of filling. The outdoor patio is perfect for people-watching. Only thing is, it gets pretty crowded by 10 AM.

The staff are super friendly and remember my usual order. Makes grabbing a quick lunch feel a bit more personal. Service is always fast, which is what I need on a workday. 👍

My decompression spot after a long week. The space is so cozy. I always get the salmon sandwich&mdash;the dill sauce on it is just right. Cappuccino&#39;s a must to finish.

Stopped in for a quick bite. Everything&#39;s $2, which is pretty wild. Got a couple of the chicken skewers and a soda. It&#39;s solid for the price, and you&#39;re in and out fast. Good for when you&#39;re just walking by and need something.

The pumpkin spice latte here is so creamy and just the right amount of sweet. It&#39;s my go-to spot for catching up with friends, the vibe is super cozy. We ended up staying for hours! ☕️

David made a solid pistachio latte. Quick service, good spot for a meeting. Drink was well-made, not overly sweet. Price is fair for the location.

The spinach and cheese swirl was a nice surprise. Good to see something savory among all the sweets.

Been here a few times now. Food&#39;s always reliable, which is nice for a small town. Service is fine, nothing fancy. Prices feel fair. It&#39;s just a good, steady place to eat.

Stopped by for breakfast. The portions are huge, had to take half of it home. Good variety too, but maybe a bit much for a solo diner.

The Manhattan is a solid classic, and it pairs nicely with their grilled chicken pizza. A reliable spot for a casual drink and a bite.

The grilled octopus was cooked just right, with a lovely char. That&#39;s the dish I keep coming back for.

I had the best Fish &amp; Chips at Connolly&#39;s! The booth seating adds to the cozy vibe, and the staff is incredibly friendly. Highly recommend this place for a casual meal.

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