Oasis Cafe & Bakery

The real prices are 2.5x prices advertised online. No clear menu prices inside the store. Customers should know what they are going to pay. Looking at other reviews it’s been this way for over a year.

Lots bigger than I took pictures of. There are filling egg omelette and plenty of veggies insides. The bagels are store bought but they’re yummy. It’s nearly $15 with tax, which felt like a lot for an omelette, and the hash browns were so salty I couldn’t eat them (I put a few in my omelette to add salt. They had no pepper). They have all kinds of pastries and juices and such. You can get salads, wraps, sandwiches, etc. The food was good. Parking is okay but to get out again is insane. People don’t let you back out and it’s very busy!!! Wheelchair accessible. There are bathrooms.

Ordered French toast and asked for cinnamon sugar. They dumped about a cup of pure cinnamon on top. Not edible at all. Bacon was fatty and disgusting. Called about the issue and staff was very rude. Do not recommend this place!

I checked online on their website and it said the acai was 6.75 which I found shocking because acai has gotten so expensive. When I went in store the price I was rung up was $15 nowhere near the price I saw online. This was also the basic acai with no added charges. I figured it would be a good size which standard is 16oz. However, when I got home I noticed the acai was super small and around 10oz, not at all what I was expecting. It tasted decent but my acai mainly granola which was annoying. I am very disappointed

Really delicious stuff that are always more filling than they look, and the staff is very friendly and helpful. One of the things I really liked but didn't take a photo of was a corn-and-cheese-filled fried pastry. It's a great place to go for a quick bite, but if it's a bit busy, stuff like the acai bowl might take a few minutes. There are also candies, drinks, and packaged pastries available for sale.