Cafe Oolala

This café is a real gem! The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, with great attention to the presentation of the food. The coffee is excellent—rich, smooth, and clearly made with quality beans. The pastries and brunch dishes are delicious and beautiful. It’s definitely on the pricier side compared to other spots, but the quality and overall experience make it worth it. You can tell a lot of care goes into everything they serve. Perfect for when you want to treat yourself or enjoy a more upscale café experience.

The cafe is small but has almost everything. It’s located at a corporate building so it can be a little hard to find. The coffee was good and we liked the breakfast sandwiches we got, especially the how eggs were cooked. The staff was friendly and the service was great. They packed everything well for me to grab to go. Also they open on Thanksgiving day, which was convenient for us. 4 star for the food but 5 star for the whole experience.

I usually go to Ooh La La for breakfast and always get a bacon, egg and cheese on a croissant, which is wonderful. I’m always met with good customer service and pleasant conversation. I also ordered a chicken Caesar salad with bacon, walnuts nuts, and cranberries that was out of this world. Highly recommend

I was a little shocked with the $27 price for pancakes, eggs, bacon and coffee. Then the credit card machine ask me for a tip, ha, I don't think so. My tip is "lower your prices for this basic breakfast". The food was good though.

Order an espresso and a cup of tap water. Was charged for the espresso and a small coffee. The explanation was because a small Figi is $3.75. The small coffee is $3.75. Had I order a deconstructed iced americano I would have saved $3. The espresso is over extracted. Probably good in milk drinks. Not a recommended spot for espresso purists.