Visited for my wife's birthday to try something new while we were out. Asthetically, it's very nice. Loved the outdoor seating area even though it was raining the day we visited. And the nearby covered pavilion is beautiful. Inside was sparse, but pleasant (maybe fill the shelves with something? Why have empty shelves?). But, it was very loud and echoes inside when moderately busy so we sat outside in the pavilion. Took us several minutes to figure out where to order as there were people standing around in different places around the counter. Definitely no place to stand out of the way while waiting for the order, signs for "order here" and "pick up here" would be helpful given the layout and multiple entrances. Most importantly though (and maybe it's my Americanized pallette) but the drinks were not good, not kid friendly, and overpriced. We love hot cocoa. Order it year round. We even asked about the staff before ordering and were told it wasn't very sweet, and boy were they right! Which is weird because it's also on the kid's menu. My kids decided to hedge their bets and order chocolate milk (pre-packaged) instead. My wife and I ordered the hot chocolates because we love trying new things and an Italian soda to back it up in case it wasn't good. It was pricey (about $20 for 3 adult drinks and 2 kids drinks with a $2 tip). There was NO sugar. None. Zip. Zero. The cocoa tasted like hot milk and straight, unsweetened, raw cocoa powder (not to be confused with hot cocoa powder). They even threw some extra, gritty cocoa powder on top for good measure, leaving the drink gritty. We disposed of them after trying a few sips, but we really WANTED to like them. Somehow, the kids chocolate milk was even worse. It tasted like unsweetened, slightly chocolately, sour milk. Date was fine, both packages were fine (it was clearly the brand). All of it went straight in the trash after we all taste tested each others to make sure we weren't crazy. The soda was what saved the day. It was good. I can't speak to the coffee (don't care for it, love tea though), but I wouldn't take kids there frankly because it seems aimed at a very specific (vegan? organic? health concious?) crowd. We didn't see pastries or very many food items on the menu or on display, so I'm not sure how expansive those options are. The wall-displayed menu was limited and only on a print out on the counter. It felt crowded in the order area, so we felt rushed to not look for too long. It'd be worthwhile, in my opinion, to add a few family-friendly and sweet options to the menu, make more of the menu available on the wall so people can look while waiting, set out some examples of your food items, pictures?, and better signage. We won't be visiting again, but best of luck to them.