Café Sorriso

On a slow and sleepy Saturday morning, we stumbled upon this place. It’s a cute building in a pedestrian friendly lot that is near plenty of parking. We ordered the berrylicious smoothie, which was good and seemed like it had real fruits. We also got the asiago bagel, which was yummy, with cream cheese. This came out toasted and in a timely manner with a good amount of cream cheese on it. The star of the show was the marble pound cake, which was incredibly delicious, moist and yet not dense. I was a huge fan of it! There is plenty of seats in the form of cute sofas and tables, and the place isn’t expensive. They have a semi-extensively menu as well. I would come here when I’m hungrier to try more!

The prices are incredible, the place is super cozy, the food and drinks are delicious! I loved it! Free 2 hour parking lot 🅿️ across the street. Has Vietnamese sandwiches and drinks!

I came for the Vietnamese coffee (which should have been free) and Vietnamese sandwich but it was breakfast time and I only had the Vietnamese coffee with a bagel. First off, the bagel had mold. She tried to deny it at first then upon closer inspection she agreed to replace it and blamed it on Costco (since that’s where they get their bagels from). As a business owner or cook, shouldn’t you check that the food you are serving is not expired or molded? Also, this location put up an add on the newspaper saying there was a free drink included with your order of food. She did not give me the drink for free. It just felt like a dishonest experience with poor food quality. It’s unfortunate because it’s a great location with a calm atmosphere having the option to sit inside or outside. I wish the

Came here for lunch. Ordered the soup of the day, a chicken wonton soup. The soup was bland and watery, the chicken was dry and seemed like sandwich meat, and the wontons tasted frozen. Didnt finish the bowl. Really not good.

Great cafe. Food is fantastic, service is fast and it has a cute atmosphere. I ordered their breakfast croissant, shrimp spring rolls and a coffee. The croissant didn’t look like much in the to go wrappers, but excellent balance of flavors. The shrimp spring rolls were plump, fresh and their peanut sauce had a wonderful lite coconut background to it. Coffee was fresh and brewed well.