The coffee&#39;s good, but I&#39;m mostly here for the cold foam specials. They&#39;re $6.50, which is a bit more than a regular latte, but the portion is huge. You get a whole lot of that creamy foam on top. Makes it feel like a treat without being a tiny cup.

I&#39;m a fan of their pizza, especially how fresh the ingredients taste. The crust is light and the tomato sauce has a nice, clean flavor. You can tell they use quality produce. It&#39;s a solid choice for a simple, satisfying meal.

Stopped in for lunch and got the Sicilian (eggplant parm). Their sauce is incredible, honestly the best part. Ended up grabbing a couple of pastries from the bakery case on the way out, can never resist that.

The buffet spread is really nice, salmon and steak were both good. What stood out for me was how comfortable the booths are&mdash;you can actually relax and enjoy your meal without feeling rushed. The desserts were a treat.

Grilled wings were the standout. Perfectly charred, juicy inside. Classic Irish pub vibe, caught the game on TV. Solid spot for wings and a pint.

Got the grilled chicken on a roll. That bread was so good, soft but with a nice crust. Just grabbed a table outside on a whim and they brought it right out. A solid little lunch spot!

Always get the chicken cutlets here. They&#39;re juicy, perfectly breaded, and the fresh bread is a must. You can tell the ingredients are high-quality. A bit pricey, but you get what you pay for.

As a vegan, I appreciate having so many options here. The pumpkin whoopie pie was a nice treat.

They&#39;re good about custom orders. If you need something special, they&#39;ll try to make it happen.

The little snack counter up front is a gem. Grabbed a Yerba Mate and a couple of those Hispanic pastries before finding a table. The view from the small dining area is really nice, just a chill spot to hang for a bit.

Coffee&#39;s top-notch here. I&#39;m picky about my pour-overs, and they nail it. The new space is a nice upgrade, feels more open. Grabbed a sandwich too, solid. Wish they had a few more wine or cocktail options to pair with the food, though.

Parking was tricky, but I found a spot eventually. The historic building near Yale is lovely. What really stood out was how comfortable the booths were&mdash;plenty of room and nicely padded. Made for a very relaxed meal.

Came for a late lunch. The Murphy sandwich (chicken cutlet) was absolutely massive, couldn&#39;t finish it. Fries were good too. The portion size for the price is really solid here.

The staff here are really friendly. They actually ask how your day is going, not just in a robotic way. It&#39;s a small thing, but it makes the place feel welcoming. The food was solid too.

The breakfast burrito here is unreal. Seriously, the best I&#39;ve ever had. Staff was super friendly and quick. I&#39;ll be back just for that burrito.

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