Artisano Bakery

Great food and coffee, prices are fair or good for baked foods but I find the meals a bit expensive for a bakery. The wifi is pretty good if you need to stay there Overall will be back again, the danishes are amazing!

Large tables, unlike Starbucks. But coffee isn’t great unfortunately. And food is pretty expensive.

Was here for brunch and found the food to be predictably decent. Nice breads. Not an overwhelmingly unique selection, but I guess they’re going for the «lets not reinvent the wheel» business strategy. It works.
The drip coffee is good, cappuccino– not so much. If you want a fancy coffee, don’t expect to get proper café quality here.
The staff were very friendly, however I found them to take a while to clean up. Our table wasn’t even wiped down, which is kind of annoying.
It’s a decent, reliable menu– nothing too adventurous, but better than some other brunch/​breakfast alternatives.

Have been going to this restaurant for years because I work in the area. It’s disappointing to see the recent decline in cleanliness. From the floors to the staff uniforms to the doors and windows.
Food is consistently good, service is ok.
Wish they would get back to their old standards and give the place a good cleaning.

I had an awkward experience here last week.
I have a nut allergy but I can usually eat out at restaurants without any problems because the kitchen often keeps nuts separate and the staff are well trained in dealing with allergies. However the counter staff here (although friendly) seemed very poorly trained in dealing with allergies and had trouble telling me what I could and could not eat.
Finally I settled on a sandwich that I didn’t really even want because it seemed to be a safe choice. The sandwich itself was okay. The bread was good, but the sandwich filling was slightly dry.
On the plus side we were given our coffee and soft drink for free because of the trouble.

Run-​of-​the-​the mill café. Food is fine — uninteresting, unobjectionable, average — I guess they need to appeal to as many people as possible. It’s fine if you need to drop by for a quick meal between errands (which is the only time I come here). I’ve tried the sandwiches and the scones. I think the food is a bit overpriced for what you get but not exceedingly so.
I deducted 2 stars for a few reasons: 1) the food is boring and 2) there are used dishes left sitting on vacated tables for much longer than they should be. On my last visit, I sat next to dirty dishes for over 20 mins in a half empty restaurant.
On the plus side: the staff is friendly, free wi-​fi and you know what you’re getting when you come here. So, it’s predictable — I guess that’s a plus for some.

Definitely modeled after the Panera Bread franchise, this bakery or café or restaurant or whatever you want to call it offers great food at very good prices. Their ½ starter /​½ sandwich deal is a great way to try some of their offerings. The sandwiches I’ve tried so far are all very good and are all made with fresh bread. Their soups are excellent as well. Definitely going there again.

I just finished devouring a cinnamon bun hot from the oven. A swirl of soft dough, oozing with buttery brown sugar and cinnamon and thickly gobbed with cream cheese frosting. Actually, for the sake of truthfulness, I just finished devouring two. Oops.

In town for work and tried this place for lunch. The sandwiches and salads are amazing! Ended up eating there almost every day for a week straight.
If you order out, make sure you check your order before leaving. Twice we ended up with wrong orders and missing items.

In from out of town and the office had lunch brought in. I ordered the Turkey, Brie, and Green Apple Ciabata. It was very delicious. Bread was fresh. Would definitely order again.