Early Yves Cafe

This place was so freaking cute. I cannot wait to come back. I love this area of 2nd St! All of the businesses that use to be houses. The decor and feel in the shop is great! Every room looks different and has mixed matched everything from chairs to tables and the cutlery! The plates were upscyled and vintage too! I love the thought that went into this place. The girl working was so cute and nice! She was by herself and killing it! Making sandwiches and dishing out mad coffee! There's even a cute little wall with free give back drinks to eachother. I love the thought of giving a coffee to someone else in need. Two thumbs up! Love it.

I used to spend a lot of time at this café before they changed concepts. What used to be montage coffee is now obviously Early Yves. They haven't changed a lot, the interior was still decorated, mostly the same, but they do seem to have removed their little vintage store and the books for sale. However, the most recent time I visited and did feel like maybe they were about to change something. Possibly in the middle of redecorating or something like that.They have really great offerings and the space is simple and cute. I got the French breakfast toast and a vanilla matcha.My only thing to say that wasn't ideal, it used to be the barista's and especially the owners were very friendly. On my most recent visit, though it wasn't the same energy. It was kind of funny because I was in the area to get a haircut and my hairdresser made a comment about the same change in service.

Nothing like a lazy morning and new breakfast spot for us. Old,repurposed home complete with patio area. Plenty of non-traditional places to sit. Eclectic Austin,TX vibe - we're good with that. Order at the counter Berries Mascarpone with mint iced tea & Oatmeal with Chai Tea. Not sure what I expected. But both meals were awesome. Mascarpone cheese atop toast topped with chile raspberry jelly (just enough to let you know it's there)and fresh berries. The Oatmeal came topped with candied walnuts and berries with milk & fresh fruit on the side. Nobody was in a hurry to turn over a seat, so we just relaxed until we were ready to leave. Small & eclectic? This is it

A cute little non-corporate coffee shop. They have a variety of seating options and it wasn't an issue finding a table for our seven-person book club on a Saturday at 11am. The barista was super accommodating when I asked if they could make an off-menu Mexican mocha and it was a good drink. I had the smoked salmon tartine for $12 with added pickled shallots for $1. It was fresh and delicious! I'd definitely recommend it. The barista was very, very slow with the drinks. It wasn't an issue for us because we were there to discuss a book and stayed almost two hours, but you wouldn't be able to drop in for a quick drink here to go. This is definitely a place made for camping out or meeting up with a friend; it's not fast.

We are from Austin TX. This had all the Austin vibes. Looks like a renovated old home. The oatmeal was instant oats served with warm whole milk and fresh raspberries, blackberries, candied walnuts and green apple slices. SO yummy! And the chai tea was one of the best I have had. You order up front and they call out your order when ready...so hope you're not prone to forgetfulness like I can be. Haha.

This place is a hidden gem in Los Ranchos.They have a delicious toast and wonderful seasonal flavors. The staff are super fun and friendly and there's plenty of seating for work or a meeting! They also closed Thrifting and yard sale events periodically throughout the year with some great stuff as well!

Stumbled upon this place and loved it! A great breakfast surprise. It has a cool vibe and an eclectic feel. Jazz music was playing in the background, various types of seating, including a sofa. Board games lying around, an area with books, etc. The manager provided efficient and friendly service and he was a pleasure to chat with. The coffee was great and the food was excellent! I ordered oatmeal, which came with sliced apples, cinnamon walnuts, and various berries, served with a quirky gold spoon. I also had cinnamon sourdough toast, and my husband had smoked salmon on toast. Everything was fantastic! A little pricey, but we all deserve to start the day with a treat!

I heard on a national news report that a local coffee place was opening a 2nd location in Brooklyn, NY. Well, that definitely peeked my interest. The name of the local place was new to me, but the story seemed to indicate that the local coffee shop had been here for a couple of years. And it wasn't too far from my "hood". What? I thought I knew every coffee spot in 10 miles. So, a little quick "Yelp" research indicated that I am not as up on every coffee spot in town as I thought. Ugh.After a little research, a friend and I headed to Montage. It's in a quiet section of 4th Street NW. A section of town that is slowly growing into an art and antique section of town. Los Ranchitos. They have done some serious street landscaping in the last few years, so I am eventually expecting some street art and food fairs to take place here. Serious parking will be needed, but for now individual lots seem to be adequate.So . . . Montage Coffee & Wine. OMG! I love it! I had latte and Raspberry Mascarpone toast on my first visit. Do you know what heaven tastes like? Well, that is exactly what it was like. So very good. I want to try their other "toasts", but not sure I am ready to venture. I understand this is a woman owned shop. You definitely can tell. Excellent. Customer Service was friendly and professional . . . and very busy. Other folks have discovered this little spot long before I did. Again, it was busy. And a little too chilly to sit outside on their nice patio. They are closed Mon & Tues, or I would be there now.And what about Brooklyn? I guess it is coming soon. Not much info out there, but I do know the LLC was registered in November, 2023, so they are just getting started????Five stars and they deserve it. Would give them 10, if I could.

Their daily brew has the same sour acidic tone of the Little Bear roast. The bread used in the toast is very average, a far cry from the Ihatov bread La Luz uses. This is more of a vintage cozy place to chat with friends, not a "working" cafe.

Cute location, could use some more comfortable chairs. Barista was snippy and left drinks sitting for a while before calling them. Sourdough was hard and stale. I got the smoked salmon on sourdough. Not worth $14. Matcha was watered down. I'm