Cafe Jumping Bean

Their Mexican Hot Chocolate is amazing. It's served in a huge glass, and is right around $3. I also recommend their Almond Mocha Latte.

This place is tiny, but cosy. They have board games to play, and a pretty extensive menu. Definitely a nice place to spend a few hours at!

So finally I was able to review this wonderful artsy establishment. My friend Lupe invited me for lunch on day and glad she did.

I order 1/2 sandwich and soup but the main thing that knocked me down was the chocolate de abuelita! (Grandma's chocolate), oh wow, they serve it up in a 16 oz glass and it comes out hot. I absolutely am living for this "made at home" chocolate.

Granted it can get busy during lunch time, or for that matter it can get busy at any time of the day, but it is worth the stop for a nice danish or hot chocolate. Parking is sometimes a little bit exhausting but I have been very fortunate to find metered parking right in front.  The place is artsy and I am sure you will love it.

Now, honestly. I am not a fan of the sandwiches, but the soups are awesome. I have had the tuna salad and mehhh, and I have had the corned beef and again mehhh, but the soup is wonderful and the chocolate. YES! Could be due to me being a sandwich snob, but everyone loves them. So let me not knock it down for that. I don't like to be told that my bread "has" to be toasted for warning up the corned beef. Sorry, I don't like heated or toasted on all sandwiches. But I give them a four star because I was knocked down from the chocolate. Yes, I know but don't judge me.

The coffee and sandwiches here are delicious!