Conversations Café Liliha

Finally made it here, it's close by work, so I always wanted to go, but never had the chance.

It's small, quaint, cute, little coffee and trinket shop. Think of every craft fair type of trinkets.

The shop is very cute, the workers were really nice, they didn't rush us because it was our first time, I didn't notice the sign for the menu outside, so we had to crowd the counter where there was a printed menu. my bad. Lol. Thankfully it wasn't busy.

We ended up getting two different kinds of scones, coffee, sandwiches, and snacks.

Coffee specifically the latte was for me, on the bitter side, just needs some sugar, we ordered it for the design, but since it was "to-go", we didn't get the art on top. But that's ok, hopefully next time we will. 😆

The mocha was really good, nice, smooth, chocolate with coffee.

Sandwiches were absolutely delicious. Ordered the turkey pesto panini and the turkey bacon on a croissant. O. M. G. So good. Totally going back just for the sandos. Dunno what to say other than they're both very well made, and they tasted so good. Lots of filling. Omg.🤤

Scones were good, wish there was more chocolate in the peanut butter chocolate one. But still really good. Inside is moist, outside with a light frosting and crunchy. The other one didn't try yet..

The chex mix furikake was a bit odd tasting, for some reason I was getting tomato sauce flavoring...🤔 But my dad enjoyed it. Lol

Ohhh and parking is always an issue around this area, so they actually have a parking lot right next door, which was nice.

Overall great experience, didn't really check the prices, because when you come to a place this small and hole in the wall, it doesn't matter how much it costs, supporting other small businesses is what I like to do, because if you ever see my other reviews, they're usually the chain restaurants..😭

Besides. I think the sandos (sandwiches) are totally worth it.