Dolce

Rudest staff in the area and maybe the worse service I have ever received.  I give this place a chance a few times a year and am always disappointed.  If you like to be treated like you are less than, and nothing but a hassle, then this place is for you.  Also over priced and really not that good. Personally, I will never go back there again.

My husband is hearing disabled, and today we were told we needed to sit right up against a large party "to maximize seating potential" despite other seating being available. In the past, we always found this cafe to be a charming little eatery, but today we felt like cattle in a chute and won't be back. Their food is very good, but the pleasant atmosphere and friendly nature of the place has sadly slipped away. We will miss it.

I haven't been to Dolce in a long time, but all of a sudden I have a craving for this AMAZING breakfast sandwich they make: Swiss cheese, avocado, tomato, and an egg on a flaky, buttery croissant. It always came out perfectly, and their cappuccinos were the best I've ever had.

The space is gorgeous with exposed brick, sunny window seats, and paintings for sale all over the walls. I love this place right down to the mismatched coffee mugs, which always made me feel like I was having breakfast in a good friend's kitchen.