CAFE O

Cafe O is a mixed bag of delights and frustrations. On one hand, the coffee and food are getting rave reviews, and the staff are friendly. On the other hand, it's a bit cramped and can feel like you're eating in a tin can sometimes. The vibe is modern and artsy, and the murals on the walls might just distract you from the fact that you're fighting for space with your neighbor.

The highs come from the tasty offerings – a bacon, brie, and cranberry Panini sounds divine, but getting a stale cake is a low blow. James Blacksmith's experience with the mocha shows promise, but not everyone walks away as happy. It's a decent spot for a quick catch-up but don’t expect to settle in for a long, leisurely brunch. Just keep your expectations in check.