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My favorite weekend stop to sample a few baked goodies with my boyfriend. Brunch menu has too many good choices; we inevitably give in and go for baked goods. Seats are always full. Food first: The malted milk ball cupcake is amazing. Lemon bar is just right. Rice pudding is excellent. I've tried at least half a dozen others. Only surprise was the brownie: I've gotten used to the chewiness and sweetness of the boxed DIY versions. But as a heavy cake, it's great - not cloyingly sweet. If you're rushing to work, grab a commuter sandwich - sweet, hearty, tangy, filling. Had me at the grocery store picking up similar ingredients for a home version, but their bread was far better. Brioche, mmmm... and sometimes they'll sell the day-olds for a dollar. The coffee is fine, too! Don't be afraid to sample one of the harder-to-find bottled teas from the cooler, either. Beware: when picking a foursome to share over coffee, mix the sweet and less-sweet, or you'll be falling over by the end. :) Service is always cheerful from the top to bottom. The to-go boxes are pretty and keep our delicacies from smearing everywhere. Seeing the owner bring homemade graham crackers to soothe one couples' baby made a good impression. Value: You definitely get your money's worth. Atmosphere: as sweet as the desserts. A collection of vintage easy-bake ovens, pale blues and greens on the walls, desserts served on cheerful plates, pretty signage, everything says "fun and light". As an architect, I love the buildout of this space. Use of simple (and cleverly not-expensive) design moves gets my admiration.

Angel Food serves excellent coffee, great brunch and tasty deserts. Additionally, the owners are friendly and the ambiance at the restaurant is both clean and inviting. Check it out!