This is an interesting little coffee shop, it has an in-house bakery which offers a line of eats ranging from pastries to kolaches, cookies and cupcakes. It was clean, the staff was friendly, the music was at a nice level that I could hear it but didn’t have to yell to be heard. Overall, this was a nice little place that we do recommend. However the only real issue we had was the tables were not wheelchair accessible. What we mean was there was no wheelchair specific-height table. The coffee was coffee, the specialty beverage was good and the pastries tasted fresh. “C” means average, and this place was good, but average when compared to other coffee shops we have reviewed. What could have made it a “B”? Offer tables for all patrons, serve coffee in ceramic cups, offer real silverware instead of very flimsy plastic for those who prefer eating their pastry with a fork. So just little things could have made this a solid “B”.