Cafe June

This place is fantastic. Some of the signage feels a bit aggressive - but I get that they're trying to create a positive atmosphere and vibe (I'd just prefer less in-your-face, maybe kinda antagonistic, signage to create that atmosphere - it probably seems a bit hostile to some people, who have mentioned it in their reviews). The music theme is fun. You can tell a lot of thought and intentionality went into making this space beautiful and enjoyable. I loved all the music that was playing. Anyone who loves music, especially older rock or blues type music, I think would like this place. I met up with coworkers here and we had a lovely tea / breakfast before carpooling to a meeting further away. The parking lot was good for that, and we returned to the other cars later. The tea tray was ep

This is my favorite cozy and cute local cafe with plenty of seating and lots of free parking! Whenever I go here to study or do work, I’m able to get so much done because of the quiet and productive atmosphere. The coffees, teas, food, and pastries here are a delicious study break treat too! My go-to order is an iced latte with a croffle, my order comes out perfect every time. I, also, love how the baristas at Cafe June always greet you as you enter and help you out with what to order! They are so kind and take their time to write thoughtful messages on everyone’s cups. It makes my day to read them! Cafe June is a solid 10/10 local cafe that I will always go to.

Today I had the most delicious quinoa Oat waffle. The roobis tea was especially wonderful with the fresh honey to sweeten. The staff was so friendly and the atmosphere is great with old time music playing. I can't wait to return and try more fabulous options!

Really pretty and aesthetic cafe! Definitely come here at least once. The drinks are good and the cake is very well decorated, although it does taste like it has been out in the fridge for a while. Overall, good experience.

I used to come to this place for years. It started with good coffee, excellent acai berry, and very inviting atmosphere. Over time, the coffee became generic, food items became smaller, more expensive, and average quality, and atmosphere became intolerable. I fully support business having the rights to ask customers to leave for taking up space too much for too long, to allow other customers to use the place. But, the 90 minutes seating policy and no laptops or tablets makes this place like MVA. If this place were a diner, I would understand, but the place is a cafe. Designating the majority of space as “unplugged zones” makes no longer possible enjoying the coffee while having a thoughtful moment or two under 90 minutes.