Owners, Lexi and Harrison were warm greeters. The coffee was very good, though people asked me later where it was from. I liked seeing some loaves of bread on the shelf behind them.
The croissants and focaccia bread quarter-loaves were over to the right in a small eye level case, so you have to go behind the standing sign (don't even know what it said) to go see the small case of edibles.
I had an almond croissant at $6.50 which was pretty tasty though there were also plain and chocolate croissants. My second choice would have been the cinnamon roll-focaccia bread at even higher price.
With the difficulty parking nearby, and the small baked selection at high prices, I may only go here occasionally!
It was certainly a morning when lots of the 20 year old crowd came out. I wonder if there was spring break that week...though a few of the older generation were also in evidence!
Sorry to not get a shot of the indoor seating, which was adequate for a short time.
Today is:
Epilepsy Awareness Day (also called Purple Day),
National Spinach Day
Today's quote:
It is better to prevent crimes than to punish them.
-Cesare Beccaria, philosopher and politician (1738-1794)
Sharing with Tuesday's Treasures (better late than never!
