Le Caravane Café
Coffee Shop
Le Caravane Café
Opens Today at 7 am
| Monday | 7 am - 10 pm |
| Tuesday | 7 am - 10 pm |
| Wednesday | 7 am - 10 pm |
| Thursday | 7 am - 10 pm |
| Friday | 7 am - 10 pm |
| Saturday | 8 am - 10 pm |
| Sunday | 8 am - 10 pm |
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Allen
Good food & the workers were very friendly. A little pricey & wait time was a little long, but I would come again just for the pistachio croissant.View more
Isaac
I recently visited the Caravane Café &, overall, my experience was fine, though not particularly remarkable. The café has a cozy, laid-back atmosphere that instantly makes you feel comfortable as soon as you step inside. It's tucked in a corner of the neighborhood, with a modest yet charming décor-think wooden tables, soft lighting, & a few plants scattered around, which give it a homey, welcoming vibe. There's plenty of natural light, making it a pleasant spot to hang out, read, or do some work. It's the kind of place you could easily lose track of time in. The service was friendly, which I always appreciate, but it was a bit slower than I anticipated. The staff seemed a little distracted, & it took quite a while for my order to be ready, even though the café wasn't particularly busy at the time. There were a few other customers around, but nothing that should have caused the delay. It wasn't a huge issue, but if you're in a rush, it might be something to consider. That said, when my order did arrive, the staff was kind & apologetic about the wait, which helped soften the experience. For my order, I went with a cappuccino & a croissant, two staples I like to judge a café by. The cappuccino was decent, though not quite up to par with what I was hoping for. The coffee itself was smooth & well-prepared, but it lacked the depth & richness I expect from a good cappuccino. The flavor was on the milder side-more milk-forward than the bold espresso taste I enjoy. It was definitely drinkable, just a little underwhelming, especially since I was hoping for something with a bit more punch. As for the croissant, it was fresh but not exceptional. It had a nice, golden exterior, though the texture inside was a bit denser than I'd prefer. A little more flakiness & a bit more butter would have made a big difference in elevating the pastry. Still, it wasn't bad-it was just not the standout treat I was hoping for. I'd also noticed a variety of other pastries on display, so I'm curious to try something different next time, but I can't say the croissant wowed me. The vibe of the place is definitely one of its strong points, & it's clear that the café is designed with comfort in mind. The seating is varied-there are a few tables for two, larger ones for groups, & even a small counter area near the window, ideal for solo visitors who want to watch the world go by. The music playing in the background was unobtrusive, & the overall noise level was low enough to make it a perfect environment for reading, chatting, or getting some work done. There's also a small selection of books & magazines available, which adds to the chill, low-key atmosphere. I did notice that there's a small selection of specialty drinks & snacks that could be worth checking out. I didn't try them on this visit, but the menu looked interesting. There's also a decent variety of teas & a few vegan options, which could be appealing for people with dietary restrictions. While my visit was generally pleasant, there's a feeling that Caravane Café is still finding its groove. It's definitely a café I'd visit again if I'm in the area, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it. It's a comfortable, easy-going spot, but it doesn't quite have that "wow" factor that would make it stand out in a city full of great coffee shops. If you're just looking for a quiet place to relax or need a break from the hustle & bustle, this could be a good spot. But if you're a serious coffee lover or have high expectations for your pastries, you might leave feeling like there are better options elsewhere.View more
Jing
I tried the pistachio croissants unfortunately was not good at all. But service was super good.View more
M
Nous achetons le café & croissante pistache & ils étaient très délicieux! La service était excellente & serviable.☕️🥐View more
Olivia
The most delicious pistacho croissant I've ever had. 🥐🥐🥐🤩View more
Sudeep
This is an amazing place to grab a sandwich & coffee. We were lucky to find a table because I could see a lot of students & other folks working. The food itself was okay. Won't recommend the Mama Vege sandwich. The coffee was okay, as was the croissant. Would probably come back when the patio is open!View more
Gemma
Such a cozy place to sit with a coffee & just absorb the atmosphere. Their pistachio croissant is a must-try!View more
Sophie
$30 for a 1 iced chai, 1 iced coffee (decent, but cold brew was pretty bitter) & 2 croissants (burnt). 😶 Almost impossible to sit outside where there was clearly a wasp nest, or inside where tables were packed together. The bathroom was quite dirty, & generally seemed pretty run down. Service was good, food was decent, but atmosphere was bad. Easy suggestions: remove the wasps net, clean the bathroom & a fresh coat of paint.View more