"A cafe with great potential that doesn 't follow through.I paid $22 for the world 's saddest sandwich, a salad consisting of nothing but undressed spinach leaves, a croissant that tasted supermarket-bought and a Dunkin '-quality coffee that tasted overwhelmingly like chocolate milk, but still somehow overwhelmed me with caffiene. I 'm glad I didn 't get the $7 avocado toast, I 'm a little scared to see how it is.Suffering from an identity crisis, the place really wants to be a hip-stir cafe with innovative drinks and trendy food and visuals, and falls short of all those things due to its location clientele, one of whom I saw shocked and afraid when told they could put oak or almond milk in their coffee. I feel like the only thing that gets them through the door has to be the back the blue sign- they are people who don 't know what a decent cafe is, because a decent cafe doesn 't feel the need to bring politics into their food.If you want a real hipster cafe with good food, go 15-20 minutes to Utica Coffee in Clinton or Utica, or Copperccino 's, Superofficial or Spressos in Rome. If you 're stuck in Oneida, you 're better off just going to the local Dunkin '."
