Rolling Bay Cafe

I want to say I’ve been going to this place for a long time over 10 years. The lady that used to own it made it such a welcoming open space for all kinds of people. Now they’ve taken all those flags down and I’ve just felt less welcome there as time goes on. I’ve had multiple incidents of Bailey one of the servers being rude to and deliberately misgendering my friends and it seems one of her coworkers. That coworker I’ve noticed is gone now unfortunately they always were very welcoming and made good drinks. They play a lot of religious Christian music I don’t know if they are a Christian cafe only. Maybe that’s why I’ve seen a lot of lgbtq+ people getting treated unfairly there. The drinks aren’t bad, the food is what you get at most cafes around here which is the Macrina bakery. They also

On the positive side, the design was lovely and the cookie was nice. We were a bit disappointed with the coffee — it tasted more like a cup of milk with very little coffee. The service wasn’t good. I suppose there aren’t many coffee options around here.

Definitely the best hospitality that we can ever have at any coffee shop. Coffee is free on every Friday 7-9am. Oat milk capuchino is just perfect, although I feel like the foam can still be improved. In general, it’s a very cozy, classic, and you-wanna-come-back-for-more coffee shop!

Such a cute little shop, adorable little outdoor covered seating area connected to a plant nursery. Went when it was sprinkling rain and they had towel dried the area and had blankets too (and it’s covered) so it was super cozy for my family. Got an iced vanilla latte and it was *excellent*

We "rolled" here in to Carly's on our rented E-Bikes to get some juice of our own. It's a wonderful spot on the corner located within the nursery really. You can sit amongst the vines sipping that latte if ya choose to hang around. There's a nice little back patio just off the street that has 3 small tables, to rest those weary legs. A couple more tables nearby on the grass within the nursery as well. We enjoyed the Americano's, but I must say, we were a tad disappointed with the pre-made vendor breakfast sandwiches. Our expectations were higher, but they sufficed for human fuel I guess? Seeing how tiny the Cafe is, I can understand the pre-cooked process. Cute spot though, and the service was exceptional and served with Island joy! It worth your time...