Garnet Gal's Coffee Shop And Bakery

Was excited to try, but their pastries were disappointing. My apple coffee cake was the best thing we had, moist and pretty good. However, the veggie bomb and strawberry pastry we also had were dry and not great. This place isn't exactly affordable either. Quiche is $10 for a small thing. Cortado was good, but I'm not sure I've had a bad one. I guess if you're in the area this is a fine choice.

I'm always pleased with the food and service at Garnet Gal's. I always get the quiche as it's my favorite. Today, I tried the pot pie and it was delightful. So creamy and very tasty. The ginger bra latte was also really good as you can actually taste the flavors.

I ordered a few items totaling $23: *Honey Lavender Latte*: It was decent; I could just barely taste the lavender, but the honey flavor was missing entirely. The sea salt added a nice touch. *Sweet Potato Muffin with Cream Cheese Frosting*: This was my favorite item from everything I tried. It had a flavor reminiscent of sweet potato pie, with possible hints of molasses, and it was perfectly sweet. *Tuna Melt*: The flavor was overall appealing. The Parmesan bread had an earthy, grainy quality, but it was a bit dry. The Swiss cheese was quite mild, almost undetectable in taste. The tuna was well-seasoned with a generous amount of onions and celery, which I appreciated since I love crunchy veggies. Unfortunately, the tuna was served cold, despite waiting over 25 minutes for it. I'm giving the place three stars due to my overall experience. While it could be attributed to an off day for customer service, my first visit here left me hesitant to return. When I placed my order, I was the first in line, followed by two men. I received my muffin right away, which was a nice touch, but I found it strange that the drinks for the two men behind me—both of which sounded more complex than my latte—were prepared first. I initially thought I’d get my drink after my sandwich was made, but that wasn’t the case. Both men ordered food that seemed to be made in the kitchen, and when their meals were ready, the cashier personally delivered them to their table. Meanwhile, I waited an additional 10 minutes for my tuna melt, leading me to believe it had been forgotten. When it was finally ready, the chef called me up to the register to pick it up, which is usually okay, but it felt odd since other customers were being served directly. As I gathered my items from my table, I think the cashier asked the chef to bring my food over, which they eventually did. While the cashier was pleasant, I wouldn’t say I experienced particularly exceptional customer service.

This charming little café is a great spot to catch up with friends or enjoy a leisurely morning with the newspaper. Initially, I was a bit hesitant about the healthy twists on classic breakfast pastries, but I was in for a delightful surprise! After moving into a nearby home, I decided to buy one of each item for the movers to snack on while they unloaded my belongings. I was uncertain about how they would taste given the healthy ingredients, but I cut everything into quarters for everyone to sample, and every bite was absolutely delicious. I highly recommend this place for a nutritious treat. As an added bonus, they host a French conversation group once a month on Saturdays at 9 am, providing a great opportunity to practice your French!

What a lovely atmosphere! A friend invited me to this delightful café, and it certainly exceeded my expectations! I tried a Honey Lavender Latte with almond milk, and it was absolutely delicious! There's also a Kentucky Bourbon Latte on the menu that I'm eager to try next. One of our group members ordered the sweet potato muffin, which she raved about, saying it was incredible! There are so many other items I'd love to sample! Thank you for hosting us, Ms. Pat!