May Day Cafe

About a month ago, my landlord suggested I check out May Day Cafe, saying that it would "match your vibe". I finally got the chance to go last week, after volunteering with a friend at Powderhorn Park. I've already been back.What exactly is my vibe? The May Day Cafe is small and cozy, with walls painted the same pale yellow as my mothers living room. It was busy inside with a line, which makes sense for a Saturday. The line moved quickly though and our food came out at a reasonable time. I got a turkey sandwich and a large latte, and it came out to barely $15. I appreciated that. The latte was delicious and the sandwich was good-- the portion size was generous and it came with a bag of chips. I was happy with what I paid for. Only one detail irked me-- when I went to the bathroom, two different individuals came up and started pulling on the door and rattling the doorknob. In polite society, we knock.

Small cozy cafe on a relatively busy street. There's is plenty of free street parking.A was a bit taken back by how busy it was once I got inside. It was loud and I did feel a bit overwhelmed (which I never am). For the food, it was under $9 which I would say was decent. I had the red curry salad (I think that's what it's called) and it was just from a fridge they have there. Wasn't bad but it wasn't amazing either. It was okay. They have one single bathroom and it could've used some cleaning. Overall I didn't enjoy my experience there, but stayed just to finish my food and try another place out.

Love this little cafe! The Quiche is amazing! The portion is generous and I love the mixed greens as a side. Don't skip the coffee, definitely know how to make a great cup of coffee.

Had a quick breakfast here today. Service at the counter was efficient and staff was nice! Zucchini bread was awesome as was English Breakfast iced tea. My friend had a breakfast burrito which also looked good. Cute ambiance indoors and loved the outdoor seating. Look forward to my next visit.

The pastries and chai is so, so good!! The croissants are flaky perfection. Everything is made fresh in house. You can taste it. All the servers are so kind. This is the neighborhood spot. You will need to park on the street and it can be busy, especially on weekend mornings. Great place to work too when you want to be around others.

A former bakery, May Day Café evolved into a bakery/cafe retaining their baker's talents. There's a moderate but quality selection of barista made coffees, some teas, homemade bakery goods, an incredible spinich/riccota quiche (with spring salad), & more. Prices are $, ie, exceptionally reasonable. Emerging from the pandemic, May Day's sustainment is clearly deserving of community support.

I ordered coffee and some pastries. The person working at the counter was so patient and kind to the guests even though the place was very busy. The pastries were amazing and the coffee was pretty good too! I want to go back and try their breakfast sandwich and burrito sometime! Also, the place is very inclusive and a respectful place for all genders. It's a place you can be free to just be a person.

This is my second time coming to May Day Cafe. This time I got the Vietnamese Iced Coffee and a Cinnamon Roll. Both were very scrumptious!! The coffee was the perfect amount of sweet and bitter. I also love the atmosphere of the cafe. It gives a welcome to my living room vibe. There was enough space between customers but still a cozy "I'm not alone feeling."

I love everything about this place, staff are kind food is amazing, everything is so tasty! I usually get it to go but it's a casual place to hang out too. Has good vibes with art on the walls.

I love May Day Café, because everything is freshly made to order, and all their baked goods are made that day, and very nice employees!