Rachel Meyer

Atmosphere: WHOA! Cool. 50s vibes all the way. Small, local, authentic, hole-in-the-wall feel.

Workable: no lol. Come for a meal, not a work sesh.

Food/drink: a diner that does its food well. Pancakes were fluffy. Biscuits were fresh. Pie tasted homemade. Eggs with basil & cream cheese…✔️✔️✔️

Price: *cash only! mid to low end, good deal. Worth!

Parking: free lot in the back - kinda confusing to get there. But you can do it.

Great spot for a quick bite or a remote work sesh.

Atmosphere: urban retro warehouse vibes, plenty of 2-/3-top tables, a few tables outside in front and on back patio.

Workable: yes- 6/10. Not too noisy, but not super quiet either. Small tables great for solo work. Moderate number of outlets.

Food/Drink: in addition to the classic coffee/tea- breakfast/lunch sandwiches, bakery items, & seasonal drinks. Forager Breakfast Burrito was yum✔️

Price: mid-range? Didn’t try their drinks so can’t speak there, but the burrito was worth it.

Parking: free lot across the street

A lovely, unique morning spot.

Atmosphere: Bright, open, yet cozy. A few tables outside, several inside. Some outlets along the wall, and free WiFi, so you could bring a laptop to work, but it might be a little loud.

Food: Creative, flavorful takes on familiar and unfamiliar dishes. All ingredients taste fresh and holistic. I REALLY liked my brekkie bowl🥰 Hotcakes also ✔️✔️✔️

Price: Mid range & worth it! Good quality food and pleasant setting.

Nice open seating, bright natural light, energetic atmosphere. Very pleasant.

I got the breakfast pita - good but not fantastic. I want to try the burrito next time. My friend got the avo toast and liked it.

Parking is easy - free lot right outside.

Not my go-to spot, but will be back to try more!