Delicious sandwiches, wonderful space to sit or work. The baked goods are also very good.

Stopped in around 9am on a Sunday. No line and ample seating, while there was a long line for B. Patisserie (sister restaurant) across the corner! The restaurant is simple and you order at the counter. We got a pork banh mi and a breakfast sandwich (ham & cheese) to go. We loved the banh mi! They allowed subs for the bread on the bfast sandwich. Also offered basic drip coffee (did not try) and some baked goods.

I've passed this place so many times, and now that I know how good it is, I will be back again. The sandwiches are perfect. The bread is made in house, and the selections are familiar offerings (bahn mi) with unconventional twists like cauliflower, chicken, and eggplant. While this place is known for take out, the friendly and helpful service will have you wanting to stay and enjoy whatever you order. The cookies look amazing but will have to wait until next time. Breakfast menu looked excellent.

I wish I took a picture but my breakfast sandwich was so inviting I ended up just diving right in. Ordered the Braised Pork Belly sandwich and it was AMAZING! I got it to go to bring and share with my partner and even after having the sandwich sit in the box for 30 minutes, it was still nothing short of delicious. Fluffy eggs over succulent braised pork belly - so rich and tasty! I loved how fatty and soft the meat was and appreciated that neither the meat nor eggs were overly salted so you can really enjoy the taste of the ingredients on their own. With that said, the sauce packed a nice punch of flavor and there was a perfect amount, not overdressed at all. Part of me wishes I got a whole sandwich for myself because it tasted so good but honestly the half sandwich (+ a cookie) was more than enough for a filling breakfast!

I don't know why kids do this but they would always, ALWAYS eat dessert first. Is it a primal instinct to satiate that carbohydrate need? (not like they need more sugar!) I hid the cookie pastry bag in my purse and gave my kid her ham and egg croissant first. So, she ate her egg and left everything else and started digging into my purse for buried treasure. Of course, I'm a helicopter mom so I caught her on time before she stuffed her face with MY cookie. (that's right, it's my cookie, not hers. LOL) She grumpily finished the rest of her croissant with the promise of getting SOME part of the cookie. Meanwhile, like a responsible adult, I happily chowed down on my nuts and seeds salad. If that doesn't fill you up, order a couple of sides. Their tomato bisque is wonderfully tart and savory and the brussel sprouts are perfection. Also, don't sleep on their porchetta sandwich! I had it awhile back and while it may not rival Roli Roti's version, it beats going down to the Ferry Building and standing in line for that.

Ham, cheese, and egg croissant was amazing... very hearty to say the least! Very generous with the eggs and layers of grilled ham. Toasted croissant. I regret not getting their chocolate chip cookie, but I thought it was too early on a Saturday morning for dessert Would not order the drip coffee again though (very bitter). A lot of empty tables on a Saturday morning (if you're looking for a place to chill).

Whenever I'm craving a tuna melt, this is the place that fills that craving. It pairs well with their tomato bisque. They have interesting can and bottled drink selections. Today they had different flavored seltzer. If I'm up for something bubbly with my food, I'm always reaching for their bottle of root beer. This place isn't as packed as their sister store, B Patisserie. Service is fast and the place is cozy. It's a great place to just sit down, grab a bite to eat and go back to exploring the city. Parking can be difficult because it's street parking, be definitely worth circling around for.