Eduoard’s Cafe Co

Great coffee and great fresh juice.
The pastries and cakes look very nice as well.
As for the rest of their food– the ingredients are great quality but it looks old, dry, and sad sitting in the display case and waiting to be tossed out. A shame really.
Go grab some espressos and juice there!

Seems pretty nice with some pastries, some fresh breads and a counter of salads and other prepared foods. It’s small, but quaint, located in a semi basement with brick walls and a modern-​rustic feel.
The first time I visited this café they had just opened the day before, the service was extremely slow. I don’t mind this, I’m rarely in a rush, but it’s something to consider if you are visiting on your lunch hour or need to get out quickly. I ordered an almond croissant (made by one of the partners who has a kitchen on St. Patrick) and a shot of espresso. The croissant was very good. A flaky crust contrasted by a chewy almond center. The espresso is served in a shot glass… I don’t know about this. It was a good espresso, just, well, a shot glass?
The second visit was a Saturday and there was only one other customer in the restaurant. The service was much quicker, I ordered a croissant again (I really liked it) and a café latte. The croissant was a hint burnt this time. That said, it was still good. The latte was served in a juice glass, but only halfway full. I’m not getting the serving concept, but it was a well made latte, so I’m just nit picking.
My main issue with this place is that the staff might be a little too aloof. As I sat with my croissant and latte, the two of the employees chattered on about clients they dislike, describing them with enough detail that I knew exactly who they were referring to.
I still like this space though, especially as Starbucks and Second Cup become more and more over-​run with the laptop crowd.