Fable

It's not just that they're in my neighborhood, this is a great cafe with good vegan options, great bevs and a fun wine collection. I haven't been there for dinner yet. Basically, everything is easy and perfect.

Warm welcoming vibes on a rainy afternoon. The staff are super nice and the music complimented the ambience. The masa waffle is crispy and the combo of paprika butter and the tamarind sauce is culinary genius. The sausage sandwich was strictly okay and the coffee as well.

Nice cozy adult cafe plus! The space is relaxed. I had the chicken sausage breakfast sandwich. Perfect portion if you're not too hungry. The brioche bun it was served on was fantastic. Interesting specialty drinks and adult beverages if you're so inclined. Very comfortable!

Great selection of wine, non alcoholic amaros and beautiful ambiance! Staff were very friendly. I ticked off 1 star because i think they can improve on their bean spread & veggie plate. We were given a bed of raw kale and raw carrots hahaha. They had a hint of salt but between the party of three people we were extremely confused how to eat this. The carrots still had their roots & stems intact which felt like something i couldve bought from whole foods without preparing for it. Im not sure if id recommend this specific item off the menu but their orange wine tasted good.

If i'm being honest i didn't absolutely love fable. I know it is a sweet place to go for a relaxed wine time with some friends or if you need a little snack, but the menu was very limited and not great for people that need many options. there was also a limited drink menu in my opinion. It was cute and the waitstaff were super sweet, but 2/4 people in my group didn't end up ordering any food or drinks when we came. The food the other 2 ordered were very yummy.

I tend to support local small businesses within walking distance so since I moved back to the area, I've already made a few trips here. A very pleasant & cozy day cafe in a newer building. The interior design is very well-done, especially with the blacked out utilities hanging from the ceiling (which often times other businesses just don't bother with); this helps create a strong harmony top-down inside. Feels like a subtle classical big city American diner w/ modern flair.Similar menus and format throughout the day; the dinner time is just a bit less casual. Their vegan options are super decent. Not a huge fan of romesco sauce but the eggplant sandwich is nice. My current favorite item is the seasonal squash soup w/ focaccia bread side (plus extra side bread of baguette). Wholesome, healthy and goes down smooth; plus, who doesn't love a good dipper with sides of bread? They also have a small case of treats. Usually, I'd get the chocolate brownie or spiced scone. Every other morning/afternoon, you'll probably find me getting my decaf oat latte fix with one of their neat house flavors or seasonal specials in my personal mug. Don't forget bringing your own bag (totes are my favorite) for take-out can help them save supplies.Minor things (I can notice these small details) for feedback: The bar counter at the far end could've been extended 6-12" longer to more comfortably fit 1 extra bar seat. And the bathroom sink spout is too close to the bowl edge; that too should've been extended a few inches out.Staff is otherwise very friendly and chill. 2 thumbs up, yo!

Enjoyed the vibes at this cafe and all the different foods that they offer. They were helpful and happy to answer any questions we had when ordering. Lattes: autumn latte and mapleine Mocha are both great options, their drinks aren't too sweet which is lovely with seasonal flavors. Although, the oat milk they use in their lattes seems too watery or not creamy enough? It might be the combo of milk to autumn latter syrup/mix though.Chicken sausage breakfast sandwich: great flavor, solid type of bread for a breakfast sandwich, ask for their hot sauce to eat with this, it was excellent!Seasonal butternut squash soup: this was creamy in texture and the oil on top went well with the soup, but for some reason this soup wasn't my favoriteMasa waffle: wow the texture on this waffle is so good!! The smoked paprika butter was an interesting change and the tamarind syrup was pretty strong so a little goes a looooong way with the syrup. Make sure you dip and don't pour the syrup on the waffle. Keyyyyy

I travel for work and visit many coffee shops; What sets one above another is the design, fresh ingredients and the smell you you walk in (could be spices, fresh bread or cleanliness). This place is well designed, modern with a touch of home.A place must make you feel comfortable, have plants and make you feel welcomed.It's been tough for me to find a good coffee shop that has all of the above. I'm not sure if they make their own bread, but you can tell that it's made recently, which I appreciate. Although they may not be perfect, they're trying to check all of the boxes.The only things I don't care for (like), are the temperature and the music.

I found this elegant coffee shop near where I'm staying on Beacon Hill. The place is laid out in a very comforting and relaxing fashion, serving well prepared coffee drinks and a great selection of pastries. They also have a full wine bar which makes it a great place to come anytime of the day. The staff was super friendly and made us feel very welcome. I will definitely be visiting periodically since it's an enjoyable place to hang.It is located within easy walking distance of the beacon Hill links stop. I recommend the place highly.

Met with some friends for brunch, more of a coffee shop than a brunch location. Small portion for price, friendly service, espresso drinks were creative but tasted almost watered down. Speciality wine and beers on purchase. Their waffle is tasty but very small. Ham and Brie sandwich was stale. Overall fairly disappointed and wouldn't make a special trip to come back but would give a second try if we lived closer.