Erin Wolff

a fabulous garden - really feels like a hidden gem. a peaceful retreat from the loudness of life, there are plenty of little nooks you can find to take a seat and just observe. free to visit, free to park! several picnic tables available as well as various benches hidden throughout for a quiet place to rest. I thought I wouldn't be able to find a restroom beyond the porta potties near the entrance, but I was relieved to see a fully functioning public restroom located closer to the exit.

I've visited for both breakfast and lunch. delicious coffee, lots of food options to choose from ranging from heavier dishes such as eggs/breakfast sandwiches, etc. to pastries in a display case. I enjoyed an amazing butternut squash/kale salad for lunch. there's plenty of outdoor seating for the nicer days, a bike rack, and indoor seating upstairs. pay at the counter before seating yourself! all very simple, and every interaction I've had with the staff was pleasant :) can't go wrong with the Beehive Cafe.