Tompol le Café
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We came here after an unsuccessful attempt to eat at Norah Cafe (crowds, lines, 2-hour wait to eat). Thankfully my friend recommended this lovely little cafe with a cute seating area out front & friendly staff.
It was around 1 PM on a Sunday & by the time we arrived they were almost out of all the baked goods & most of the sandwiches (I got the last grilled cheese, which my friend graciously let me have because I'm vegetarian). But what we did get was very good: ham & cheese croissant, grilled cheese, iced matcha, & a latte.
However, I just saw some other reviews with photos of people eating tantalizing roasted corn on the cob, plates of fresh gnocchi, cucumber salad with tzatziki, & open-faced danishes with microgreens, flowers, tomato confit, & whipped ricotta. But sadly we didn't see anything like that on the menu (only a few sandwiches)...I'm not sure why. I feel like we went to a completely different cafe!
As delicious as the grilled cheese & croissant were, I feel like we kind of missed out (as a vegetarian, I don't always want to resort to grilled cheese). Especially in peak summer (late July) when the produce is plentiful!
Also, it would be great if they could have some other milk options besides cow & oat (for example, almond or macadamia).