Aquarius Star & Om Cafe

I love the atmosphere! Very chill and comfortable. We recently took our five month old and everyone was great when she started getting fussy. As any parent knows, that moment can be defining. They're also chill with breastfeeding!

I got their vegan taco salad ($10.95) and it was amazing! There were so many flavors I had trouble figuring a couple of them out. It seemed a little expensive for the amount of food I received, but it is all organic and from the owner's garden. You can't get that kind of quality from a chain restaurant with cheap pricing! Def worth it! My fiancé got a lavender scone which he said was incredibly delicious and full of flavor. I couldn't eat any of it since it had dairy. That was a bummer because it smelled so good! For drinks we ordered a lavender mocha (made with soy and dark chocolate) and a hazelnut coffee. Both were great! The coffee had a rich aroma and very smooth taste. The aftertaste wasn't bitter at all, but rather nutty. The mocha wasn't as sweet as I had expected which, in my opinion, is a a good thing. There was just a hint of lavender which made it the perfect mocha. Now I'm hooked! For a desert treat we got a vegan chocolate cookie, but after reading the ingredients I noted it is NOT vegan. They don't make them in-house. They contain semi-sweet chocolate chips which use milk as an ingredient. I was actually surprised they didn't use carob chips instead. When I brought this to their attention they said they were going to tell the owner and check with their supplier/maker. As a replacement I chose their applesauce-oatmeal bar. I was VERY happy with my choice! It was super moist and full of different flavors. Definitely took care of my sweet food craving!

We can't wait to go back because it's our favorite little hang-out. And now that we know how baby friendly they are, we won't worry about bringing our little mini!

This is a very good alternative to the madness of Sitwells across the street.  The coffee is good and the ingredients are good.
But the PRICES.  Dear God the prices.  PB&J or grilled cheese sandwiches should never, ever cost $7.50.  Kids' chocolate milk (why don't they offer kids' drinks like so many other cafes do?  Haven't they noticed all the families in Clifton) is $2.75.  For milk and chocolate syrup.  That's my rub.  An after school snack (coffee for me, two chocolate milks for my kids and two graham crackers) shouldn't cost $12.

Love that it's locally owned and operated, but be good to your Cliftonites and we will be good to you.  Now I'm more likely to go elsewhere unless I have money to burn.  Which is unfortunate, because I liked my latte...

You'd never know that there was a cafe here unless you venture through.
I went here for the first time with my boyfriend and his mother tonight.
I immediately liked the ambiance of this place it gave off a very cool and calming vibe, it almost felt like a plush yoga studio. The place is well lit and has interesting things to look at and buy.  The walls were painted with gorgeous calming tones... very smart! They had a lot of cafe tables and a big comfortable couch to lounge on.
I ordered the white chocolate lavender mocha. I really enjoyed it and who would have ever thought to combined a mocha with lavender... once again very smart! My boyfriend ordered the  cafe au lait and his mother ordered the chai tea latte which she claims is the best chai tea she has ever had! I would trust her opinion!
Our baresta was the coolest and nicest person that anyone could ever ask to wait on them. I think her name was Ray.
I didn't try any of the food here but I eyed the menu for a while and it looked pleasing.
Everything was organic and vegetarian or vegan. It looked to me like they have really god wrap sandwiches. I plan to go here and try them and update my review at a later time.
One thing I will say that I was a little turned off by were the high prices on the coffees my 12 oz mocha cost $ 4.75 a little high for such a small amount if you ask me.

But overall the prices here would never stop me from coming back here.