vibes

small but feels open, white marble furniture and wooden walls, sparse seating. It seems more like a chill spot than a studying space. 

pros:  CREMA coffee, cute interior, a LIT instagram

cons: Less seating, slow turnover for baked goods

what I recommend: Iced coffee, teas

fooods

various baked goods, baguettes, loaves of bread, cheesecake (or was it pie), CREMA coffee. 

I ordered the Indian Rose Tea ($2.18) and Chocolate Croissant ($3.75). It tasted like mint tea. I liked the taste, and the price wasn't too bad. I can also stand by the iced coffee. The Chocolate Croissant was standard (I might like the one from Three Brothers better!) but was a decent size. 

final thots

 If you come at a wrong time, you could have a tough time finding a place to sit. I would also suggest coming at an earlier time, because it seems that the baked items run out pretty quickly. We went around 2:30 PM and there were only cookies, one croissant, and one madeleine left. They put out some brownies, but only after everything was sold out. 

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