Cafe Monet

Very cute cafe with a great variety! They are open later than other bakeries, so this made for a great post-dinner treat. We got a red-bean donut and a black sesame ball of fried dough, and both were very tasty!

You serve yourself with a tray and set of tongs, walk up to the counter and they ring you up. It makes it easy as browsing the many options took us some time!

Cute little cafe. Space is modern and clean. A lot of variety to choose from. I love the matcha croissant. So crispy and flakey with lots of cream! Even after a few hours it was still fresh.
I also tried the earl grey scone but didn't like it. I tried their seasonal cinnamon honey latte and omg it is delicious! I can't stop thinking about it. Definitely recommend this if you like cinnamon.
I'm not from town so not super familiar with the area. I think it's just street parking.

This Korean bakery is an offshoot of the H Mart around the corner. You grab tongs and a tray and can browse and grab the pastries you want. They have a really big selection that includes sweet and savoury breads, scones, donuts, box cakes, cookies, and even sandwiches, as well as all the standard coffee/tea options plus some creative seasonal drinks. The prices are pretty good, especially if you take advantage of the early bird special where you can get 10% off before a certain time (I can't remember exactly what that cutoff is - I usually come before 9 but I think it extends for at least another hour).
The baked goods are always very fresh and the Korean flavours are a welcome change from what most coffee shops offer. I actually really like the sandwiches; they're premade for grab-and-go but still seem pretty fresh, and the tuna and egg salad sandwiches are stuffed with filling. The coffee and matcha are so-so, but the seasonal specialty drinks are very good, though they do tend to be very sweet.
The staff is mostly pretty nice; it varies from person to person but I've definitely never gotten bad service here. The wait for drinks is always pretty reasonable, even when it gets busy in the afternoon.
Note for special diets: all of the tiramisus contain gelatin (this is noted if you order online, but not in the shop). Also, they have oat milk for drinks but none of the food is vegan. I don't think anything is GF either.

Cafe with Korean pastries in varying flavors- earl gray/matcha/ strawberry cream donuts, croissants, scones, croquettes, cakes, and more.
They have reasonably priced coffee, tea, and lattes.

Cafe monet seems like they would deliver a legit iced matcha latte, so I decided to come here.

It's unheard of to charge 50 cents for a drink that is iced for not much product. 75% of the drink was ice.

Their matcha scone is so good and it pairs well with the matcha latte. The matcha latte was not overly sweet. It had just enough matcha to make it strong and stand out. I asked for it to-go and ended up finishing it. They also sell other pastries/baked goods too.

This is a cute shop with many tasty treats! Everything was very tempting. Classic baked goods, doughnuts and mini-cakes, along with savory items, sandwiches, coffee and smoothies. The shop is a little tight to maneuver through when busy, but we found a small table and enjoyed our selections.

A charming Korean bakery with an assortment of savory and sweet treats, cakes, bread and drinks. I like the self serve option of choosing your baked goods mixed with seating to enjoy the food. I find the prices to be reasonable and the items I tried were not too sweet. Croissants were flaky, fried donut balls were chewy, and bread was fluffy. The fried donut was on the oily side for my liking, but the taste was good. I will continue to visit this bakery to try more things.

A really cute and clean little Asian and Western style cafe. I've tried a few of their pastries and haven't been disappointed yet. They range from savory, sweet, flakey, buttery, soft, crunchy... You name it. My new favorite is the donut with sausage inside. It's light and not too sweet, but satisfying to eat.

The sandwiches are fine, but a tiny bit on the expensive side. That's expected for the location though.

Staff here are super friendly and I've never had a bad experience.

So first: I've come to the conclusion that I don't like matcha. So I didn't really care for what I got.

That being said, I think someone who did like matcha would have enjoyed it. Very nicely done tiramisu, good filing, and if we had more time, we'd hit this place a more times to try out their other offerings.

A little warm on a hot day, and the service is a little lacking. The interior is cute, although a little cramped. Their pastries are very cute, though. I got the Earl Grey Grapefruit cake, and it was great. Not too sweet, and the Earl Grey flavor definitely came through. Some paid street parking available.