Meraki Café

Cozy spot, though the ornate floor tile might be a bit much if you had a hangover. Nice spaces, plenty of 4 tops, outdoor patio. Parking on the same side of the street seems free, angle-in across is paid parking. Get your ticket from a kiosk. Nice folks, decent coffee. They had a new cook, so my "Turkey, Egg & Cheese on a toasted onion bagel (no cheese)" came w cheese on an everything bagel. Ms. Register gal had to be convinced to not remake it. "I can make to with a fork." Tasty, despite bits of melted in cheddar. FWIW, not boiled bagels, but bread doughnuts which are meant to have sandwiches made of them. Tasty none-the-less. Nice coffee, too. I'd be quite happy if this was in my neighborhood.

Hands down the best horchata latte I've ever had. It's the perfect amount of sweet & creamy and you can substitute oat milk with it. Any time I go to different coffee shop and order a horchata latte, I instantly regret it. Meraki's version is better than the horchata lattes I had in Mexico City.

Such a cute vibe inside. Plenty of seating and a great place to chat or get some work done. They have a cute outdoor area too! The food was good and staff were friendly :)