Café Walnut

The Korean fusion bulgogi bagel here is absolutely delicious—flavorful and perfectly heated. Definitely worth trying! However, I have to take off one star for the iced latte. The coffee with milk was overly bitter, lacking aroma, and unfortunately so unpleasant that we couldn’t finish it and had to throw it away. I wouldn’t recommend ordering the coffee here, but the bagel is a must-try!

Stopped in after a doctor's appointment to grab some breakfast. It's easy to walk by the place and not realize it's there. The service was slow but friendly. They have a really nice seating area upstairs. Lots of sun and artwork. I had a toffee nut latte which was disappointing. The espresso was burned and the latte didn't have much flavor. The bagel sandwich on the otherhand was delicious! A nice soft everything bagel with real egg and sausage. Very tasty. I will probably try it again at some point to give the coffee another shot.

What a find! The irregular steps to the basement leads to a cozy cafe space and bright eating area upstairs. Don’t miss the board of photos of local dog friends! 😍 Had breakfast, but would like to come back for the lunch menu.

I make an hour long trip every weekend to Café Walnut just for their matcha lattes: I literally haven’t found a matcha that is better than theirs, it’s the perfect level of sweetness and flavor. Everyone here is really welcoming and friendly, the ambiance is really great and good for work/ studying, and the food is so so good too! I recommend the BB salad as well 😊 Def worth a try?

Staff was very friendly, the upstairs seating area was amazing. Very cute and retro. I got the bagel with bulgogi and the misugaru. The drink is like an acquired taste, would definitely recommend if you want something new and different.

A nice little hidden Korean café, good food and good atmosphere. They have your standard fare of coffees and some smoothies, sadly I noticed the smoothie list second otherwise I would have ordered that rather than a coffee. The latte was nothing special, and for 4.25$ for a small I'd say it's alright value. Some sugars and other things off to the side, and plenty of milk options including soy and oat. The menu isn't big but it doesn't have to be, if has standard fare breakfast and lunch options with some Korean bulgogi choices. I had the breakfast bulgogi sandwich, and although I ordered non-spicy I do have to mention as a white guy who can't stand spicy at all, it was still slightly spicy. Nothing too bad but something to note. I had it on a croissant, and it was arguably small. About two thirds of a Wawa shorti. But for 6.55 I'd say it's good value. It was good but again, nothing special. The atmosphere is quaint and it has a larger upstairs section with good seating so don't be fooled by the small lower section. I wish it was slightly cleaner, but that's getting into nitpicking territory. I'd definitely rate this place a hard 4-4.5, nothing I'd go out of my way to go back to, but if I'm in the area and peckish or had some time to kill I'd definitely stop by. Don't get me wrong, it is very good for both value and taste, just not exceptionally special.

Cute hidden little cafe. I got a matcha latte with raspberry syrup, which was solid. I tried the breakfast sandwich with bulgogi—yummy although a little dry for my taste. I’d still recommend trying!