I had the cappuccino, and I ordered a drip coffee too, just to see how their black coffee was. The cappuccino was good — I liked the coffee flavor. The one thing that threw me off was the cup came only about half full, maybe less. Not sure if that's just how they serve it, but it felt a little strange. The drip had good flavor as well; the first sip was a little lukewarm, but not a big deal, just something I noticed.
We shared the avocado toast, and it surprised me twice. It came with a boiled egg cut into it — not something I would've thought to do myself, but it worked. The bread was multigrain, slightly on the sweeter side, which I liked. The second surprise was my daughter: she normally doesn't like avocado the way I make it, but she ate this one up. Honestly, if I'd known that, I probably wouldn't have offered to share, since it was my meal. Her hot chocolate was really good too — nice balance, not too sweet, which I appreciate.
The shop itself has a Vietnamese coffee feel to it, but it's subtle. I didn't notice at first — you start to see it in the decor and some of the items, mixed in with the plants and a calm, simple design. Not obvious, you kind of have to look for it. And I liked the "take a book, leave a book" corner. Nice touch.
A few things worth knowing before you go. A lot of the drinks seem pre-made — not always a bad thing, but maybe I'm a little old-school and like seeing drinks made fresh. I don't mind waiting, though I get that it's not always practical. Pricing runs a bit higher, maybe 75 cents to a dollar more on some drinks — not crazy, but noticeable. And it was quiet: we went on a Tuesday around 11 and were the only ones there. Nice for us, but I hope they get more traffic, because you can tell they care about what they're doing, and I like supporting places that aren't overly commercialized.
Overall, I'd come back — and I hope they stick around and keep refining the small details.
That's my take — my daughter's review is above, and honestly, hers is shorter and gets to the point faster. I'm learning.