Capucine

Capucine, R.I.P. I will miss my barista Marcel, who would teach me French and regale me with tales of his native Burkina Faso, Africa. Now I see that the site will be Moa Coffee.

It's nice to have a good coffee shop. But I went there around 9am. I believe it's opened 7am but the sign and the bench were located inside and the guy was sitting behind the bench watching his cell phone..., so I wasn't sure if it was before opening. Tables were outside though. I wanted nice welcoming vibes for the morning coffee

Marcell is the barrista there most of the time; a very nice gentleman who tries to teach me a few words in French each time

What happened to the Devocion croissants? This rating and review is only for their pastries, not coffees. I thought they were selling Devocion good croissants (or at least a quality of that)and I finally had a chance to try them a few weeks ago. When my husband went to get them, the plain ones were out and we could only get the chocolate croissants and Apple turnovers. A week later we tried for the second time and this time they had the plain one. My husband got them but little did he know that they no longer serve Devocion croissants or any “good” croissants. It was the worst plain croissant I had in life: it was dry yet soft on the outside outside, not much layers, no buttery flavor and no texture. I’ve had much better ones from supermarkets. It was a better experience when we only got the chocolate one and the Apple turnover. Willing to go back if they start carrying the Devocion croissants or something of that quality.

Delicious latte... Will definitely return to sip delicious coffee and have an easy chill time sitting outside.

Great quality and friendly staff.

I have been here three times. The coffee is very good and the owner has always seemed nice. I will say I’m not happy about my recent visit. I got a cup of coffee and saw that they had croissants. I’m used to going into a coffee shop / and asking if they can warm up the croissant for me. I asked and was told, “they are fresh.” The croissants were not warm, and they were not toasted. Maybe they were fresh, but they were cold. I know because I bought one. I then asked for butter for the croissant, and I was told they don’t have any. Come on man, if that’s the way you are going to conduct service, I can go buy a box of the same or similar croissants down the street and have some with butter at home. This comes across as lazy service. You need to set yourself apart. It costs nothing for you to toast or heat up a croissant for a customer. I gave three stars because your coffee is good, but you need to give a little effort as a business owner.

Thank you for the great cappuccino and warm atmosphere!