Inès

Inside the simple, clean space, the menu extends to matcha, cupcakes, and breakfast tacos, with several gluten-free options on hand. This is not a place to set up a laptop; seating is limited to one table for two and a small bench. Visitors should also prepare for a loud front door that slams shut with almost every arrival. When the counter gets busy, service pacing can lean slow, making this best approached as a quick, cozy pitstop rather than a long hangout.