Gäbi Coffee & Bakery

Ariana Anderson 2 months ago

For those of you that enjoy a good café thats got Coffee, Tea, and pastries along with an inviting atmosphere and expecptional customer service this is definitely a cafe your going to want to stop in. I had a wonderful experience and will definitely be coming back. They offer mugwort and hojicha which I have never heard of before. The gentleman at the counter gave me samples of both to try and they did not disappoint. All three drinks I have tried from here were all delicious. I could write an entire nother paragraph on the atmosphere and presence of the Cafe as well. It is seriously the cutest, with a unique style that shows a little bit of culture. Very inviting and honestly kinda theraputic. Gabi your a genius, thank you for the wonderful experience!

Lisa Ma a month ago

The cafe is absolutely gorgeous! Love the way it's decorated and there is a lot of seating. Unfortunately, I went at a very busy time during the BTS Arirang collab and ended up getting a drink for take out. I ordered the yuzu omija drink. Flavors were good if a tad on the sweeter side. Much better after the ice melted a bit. Friendly and efficient service given the crowd. I will say that they def took advantage of the BTS promotional items because everything was quite a bit more expensive than others on the menu. My drink is usually $9.50 on the regular menu but $11 as a BTS item. My friend got a box set of 3 macrons that cost $35 even though their macrons are normally $8 each. The collab already brought them so much more business that the price hike left a bad taste

Sarah C 4 months ago

The coffee was decent—I liked that the drink was not too sweet for my taste. There seemed to be plenty of matcha options on the menu too! The interior and theme of the space really caught my eye. I enjoyed the Korean history-inspired prints placed throughout the cafe. It was evident that the owner placed a lot of thought about the visitor experience.

Sabs A 3 months ago

I came to Gabi looking for a spot to work for a few hours. The café has a large overall menu, though the coffee selection itself is fairly limited. I tried the sea salt foam coffee, which was good, but I do wish there were more coffee options available. I also had the Biscoff cookie, which was really tasty. I ordered the fig salad as well, but the cookie ended up being so filling that I didn’t get around to trying it. One big plus is the abundance of wall outlets - great for working on a laptop. Even though the place was very busy, it wasn’t too difficult to find a seat. That said, it does get very noisy with conversations and fairly loud music, so I’d recommend bringing headphones if you need a quieter environment to focus. Service was a bit mixed. The gentleman at the register was very kind and welcoming, but the staff bringing out food seemed more rigid- some didn’t respond to a simple “thank you.” It may have just been due to how busy it was. The space itself is charming, with a cohesive vintage aesthetic across the decor and seating. However, some of the seat cushions were ripped and not repaired, which made them uncomfortable (they sink in and make the tables feel too high) and a bit off-putting from a cleanliness standpoint. Overall, it’s a cute and functional place to work, but there are a few areas that could be improved

Denise Hiatt a month ago

Meh. .the hype is more exciting. Ambiance is loud like a cafeteria...they make loud announcements for food pick up. I ordered the prosciutto avocado toast. Looks great!! But then they give you flimsy plastic cutlery. I broke two forks and spent most my time searching for the broken tines. The avocado was a bit brown....they really could make this with a spot of lemon juice....to taste and look fresher. Anyway, the drinks were fabulous. We also shared a banana crepe cake which was good.