I DEAL (COFFEE) ON THE PARK

it is a very charming, but rather tiny space. finding a seat can be a challenge, as most of the customers appear to be parked with their laptops for significant time, and they don’t look overly enthusiastic about the idea of sharing a table… coffee is good and the almond croissant was totally delicious. Prices seem to be slightly higher than average (the croissant – $5, a cookie – $3.99). The place offers other goods like notebooks, toys, greeting cards, and other gadgets, plus frozen food, beverages, snacks and sandwiches. Overall a very pleasant experience. right by a park and a playground.

Bought ice cream, frozen dumplings and a kinder surprise and it was $37.00. I was shocked. Doesn’t help the cashier looked like she was confused and just making up the prices as she typed them in. Also it wasn’t an itemized receipt, just a debit receipt. I feel a bit robbed

Incredible vibes, service, and to top it off – a super smooth mocha. Love that it’s near a park, and has a lot of cool goodies for sale. Reasonable prices too! Hope to be back soon to try some of the food.

Question, Do people with difficulty hearing others speaking get asked if English is their 2nd language by your employees?? I was asked today if english is my second language by your employee after me asking them to repeat their question for me!!! Could you please clarify this situation for me? Also could you please NOT hire incompetent & unexperienced (and most probably rude) people in our neighbourhood’s businesses?!

Great snacks and coffee. But the seating area is slowly shrinking due to the retail. It’s fine in the summer when there is an outdoor areas but what about when it gets colder?