Artisan - 7 Leaves & Crema Bakery

The bacon breakfast burrito is delicious, and I appreciate the ample seating available. The staff is also very kind and welcoming. Overall, I will definitely continue to return to this establishment.

A small and casual cafe/quick bite. To be honest, I've never really loved 7 leaves drinks/boba because theyre just too sweet even if I get it less sweet, but their food and pastries were amazing !!!croffle: 9/10. 7 leaves has the best croffles I've ever had. Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Perfecr amount of sweetness since you can dip it in the vanilla cream to your liking. The cream is SO ADDICTING.elote pizza: 7.5/10. Very strange pizza flavor but it was very tasty. Above average for a pizza, just not your typical pizza.

Artisan Croffle w/ vanilla cream- good vanilla cream- Croffle feels like an extra crispy croissant Popcorn Chicken w/ Tonkotsu Mayo- crispy tender chicken - tasty mayoCarne Asada Breakfast Burrito- burrito is small- spicy salsa- crispy tater tots- fluffy eggs- carne asada isn't too tough but it's bland

Finally had the opportunity to check this spot out after hearing about the collab between 7 Leaves and Crema Bakery a few years ago. This is like an upscale 7 leaves experience - in a library type of setting (with actual readable books). There is plenty of seating both indoors and outdoors - in their patio. Plenty of parking upfront and in the shared lot with the rest of the relatively quiet shopping plaza. Sorta like the difference between Brodard and it's fancier sibling - Brodard Chateau. You order and pay at the counter, and are then provided with a number. Food and drinks are brought out to you. There is an "actual" food menu - which is their burgers, pizza, beef stew, avocado toast, etc. - and that menu is only available from 11am to 3pm. Pastries and Quiches is available all day.I ordered the 7 Leaves staple - House Coffee with Sea Salt Cream, half sweet, as well a Spinach Mushroom Quiche. The coffee was great as usual, but the quiche was definitely a star by itself. It's hard finding a good quiche place in North OC - I think my one other favorite quiche spot would be Moulin in Newport Beach. The quiche here has just the right buttery crust, good filling of egg/cream, spinach and mushrooms. The wifi here is slow - and that's with only half the dining room full. Youtube kept buffering their video clips as I tried to catch up on various news channels. There is a 2-hour time limit on internet use during the weekends.In addition, they close their dining room one hour before the store itself closes (dining room closes at 5pm /store closes at 6pm each day). This location does have a drive-thru - although I'm not sure if the same food menu is the same as dine-in (to cut down on the drive-thru wait).This has potential to be a great remote work/study spot - if only it opened a bit later - as most of its 7 Leaves only locations close at 9 or 10pm - and had wifi that could handle the bandwidth utilization that supports multiple users.

I did not like the breakfast sandwich because I did not like the bun. It was very dense and dry. Almost like the bun wasn't made today. What's interesting is 2 years ago I wrote that i liked it. And my old picture showed a different bun. Please bring the old bun back!

Artisan is good for when you're in a rush, but still want a somewhat nice brunch. We ordered at the counter and our food came out lightning fast. I did question the freshness of the food a little. For example, my croffle definitely didn't taste like it came fresh out of the oven and was a little hard to cut. But it was like $3.5 so I didn't care too much. The avocado toast and breakfast burrito were decent as well. I don't think the quality of the food was the best you can get, but it does all come out really fast. The space is very charming as well. The bookshelf wall makes it feel like you're in a library. It would be a good place to study except it's kinda loud inside.

5 stars for customer service!! This was my first time and the gentleman at the counter was very patient with my kids and I and offered assistance. The honey iced latte was delicious! One of the best I've had in a while. Great espresso flavor - not too sweet. The croissant was delicious warmed up and my kids loved the cookie and macaron. We sat inside and it's nice and big, plenty of seating space and great comfortable atmosphere. I would definitely come back!

As always, I had to have my Jasmine Green Tea with Sea Cream!! I ordered the benedict, which came with poached eggs and bacon crumbles on mini croissants with a side of salad. The bacon crumbles added extra flavor and a nice crunch, but I thought the croissants could be bigger and the salad could be smaller instead of a 50-50 portion. The croffle was so light, fluffy, crisp -- I felt like I was eating a cloud & the vanilla cream gave it a nice taste. My friend and I also shared the smashed potatoes which had THE perfect crisp. I've never come across potatoes crisped so well! Although it's on the saltier side, I enjoyed it even without the spicy mayo sauce. It definitely had enough flavor on its own.Plenty of tables and some outlets so you'll see a lot of students or people working. They also have the cutest mini library with books to read and games you can play to keep your friends and you occupied! Honestly the perfect spot to grab brunch or study/work!! I love coming here hehe

This is the first time I've seen an Artisan 7 Leaves and the concept is just mind blowing. Fingers crossed that they open one of these in the 626 or convert the one in Covina into one of these since the space is so large. So not only is this a 7 Leaves with all of your favorite 7 Leaves drinks and baked goods (macarons and croissants) with a larger seating area (outside as well), BUT they also serve hot foods here too. These hot foods include pretty decently large pizzas, a beef stew, fries, popcorn chicken, avocado toast, eggs benny, breakfast burrito, etc. You order from the front, they give you a number for your table, and then they bring your food and drinks to you. Service was efficient and friendly. They give you a mug with the dining utensils and napkins. Although there is a self serve for water and cups, to go boxes, etc. if you need more napkins, you have to ask staff. When you are done with your meal, there is an area to separate your trash and leave your dishes and silverware to be washed. I got the: 1) Mung Bean Milk Tea: -You can either get your drinks in a glass or a to go cup and I opted for to go. -As with any 7 Leaves, you can never go wrong with their Mung Bean milk tea. -Not too sweet and has a nice grainy texture and slight coconut-y taste from the pandan. 2) Chicken Pot Pie: -Shared this with a friend. -Nice small chicken pot pie, great for a single meal or a shared appetizer. -Comes out steaming hot and STAYS steaming for quite awhile, but is not scorching so you can eat it easily. -Tasty, not too salty insides with a good amount of boiled veggies (peas and corn) and chicken. -LOVE the flaky croissant exterior. I hope they open more of these in the future, but I don't mind going back to try more of their unique restaurant foods.

Very nice brunch/study spot! They have a dine-in option, so you can get your drinks in a nice cup. They have a good amount of seating, inside and out, but it does get filled up at around noon.