Gavi Brunch Cafe

Gavi Brunch has taken over Semi Colon's spot in Tilly's Kitchen... or maybe they bought out Semi Colon, I'm not entirely sure... Personally, I liked Semi Colon more. I ordered the Hot Chicken Cheese Egg, which was pretty good. It came with lettuce, tomato, onion, scrambled eggs, spicy chicken, and cheese. The sandwich took a little while to make, though--my nephew ordered a dish from Tilly's Kitchen 10 minutes after me, and both dishes came out around the same time........I can't quite put my finger on it, but I feel like Semi Colon's chicken egg sandwich had more flavor. The chicken, cheese, and sauce paired really well together, and it didn't take long to make.I also tried a "milk" flavored macaron, which was good and tasted like vanilla. Honestly, I don't know what the difference in milk and vanilla is, but it was good for me. The service was okay--the staff was friendly, but he didn't seem sure about which macaron flavors they had. He guessed on a few and asked if they were labeled on the outside (they weren't).I would definitely come back to Gavi Brunch to try a different sandwich and their drinks.Ambiance- It's centered in Tilly's Kitchen so you definitely cant miss it, they offer a variety of breads (similar to a Korean bakery style) and a mix of drinks & sweet desserts. Their is a lot of seating, it's spacious and cute.

We wanted to try the new addition that replaced Semicolon Cafe.- Matcha Strawberry Bingsoo -- yummy, but pricey for the portion size- Strawberry Cream Scone -- too dry- Iced Chai Latte -- too watered downThe interior is a modern food hall with open and secluded seating. Overall, the service was prompt and decent.

Stuck during a long layover and decided to try this place out- YUM!We tried the Tiramisu and Biscoff lattes, very delicious. Decaf available also!For food we tried the Bulgogi egg sandwich and Avocado toast. Simply delicious! Pastries looked amazing too. If I lived here I'd come quite often. Friendly service, clean restrooms, and very cool environment.

FOODWe tried the donkatsu and kimchi bulgogi sandwiches, both of which were beautifully presented and filling. The donkatsu sandwich was on the heavier side and a bit messy to eat. The kimchi bulgogi sandwich was incredibly juicy, but the juices pooled at the bottom, leaving one half of the sandwich soggy that was prone to falling apart. We found ourselves needing extra napkins to catch the mess and wished the plates were larger to better accommodate the sandwiches' size and messiness.DRINKSI had the iced tiramisu latte, which was light, flavorful, and not too sweet. While it included mascarpone, a rolled wafer, and a sprinkle of cinnamon or chocolate powder, the $7+ price tag felt steep for what it offered.SERVICEThe staff were kind and friendly.AMBIANCETilly Kitchen provides a welcoming atmosphere, perfect for catching up with friends or working remotely. The space offers free Wi-Fi (no password required) and plenty of outlets throughout the seating areas. The bathrooms in the back of the food hall are clean and tidy.PARKINGAmple parking is available both around the food hall and in the neighboring plaza, making it easy to find a spot.

Gavi Cafe ('gabee') is located inside Tilly Kitchen, and they offer breakfast and brunch options - specifically, they are popular with their Korean toast all-day sandwiches, as it was added to this new spot that overtook Semicolon Cafe.We came here for an early lunch, and ordering via the kiosk was super convenient:+a Bulgogi K-BBQ Cheese Egg toast sandwich - this came with lettuce, tomatoes, red onions, scrambled eggs with mozzarella cheese, and bulgogi, drizzled with a house sauce; the brioche toast was super thin, and could have been more toasted and buttery, as it just tasted like white toast; another issue was that even though we were waiting for a bit for this order, the sandwich didn't even come out piping hot, and it was didn't seem to be heated through appropriately+a Chai - this was awful - super watered down, not sure if they used some off-brand syrup to just flavor the water, but this was gross and undrinkable; we had to ask for a refund for this one!+and, a Mango Lemonade - this was okay, but it tasted slightly artificialIt's unfortunately, because the sandwich, when prepared and actually served piping hot, could have been tasty, especially with the house sauce that they use.The staff here are friendly, but they're more on the slower end and has no sense of urgency.+cold toast sandwiches+avoid their beverages+slow service+located inside Tilly Kitchen+plenty of parking in large plaza lot

Food Hall style place. Order at the stand and pick a table. Nice chill spot. Sandwich was decent. $12 for a thicc egg sandwich. Some may find it difficult to eat because it is quite thick you have to smush it down a bit. My issue is with the drink I got. Iced matcha lattes are usually one of my go to, but this tasted super chalky and thick. It was easily one of the worst matcha lattes Ive had unfortunately. I didn't end up drinking it and the matcha eventually separated from the water inside. Pretty gross.

Previously Semicolon Cafe with the addition of more brunch options. They still have their breakfast sandwiches and the donkatsu one is pretty good. I liked their citrus and ricotta salad that comes with arugula. The arugula isn't as peppery which I prefer. My kids enjoyed their bacon egg sandwich. The food items are solid here but I think I prefer their drinks. We like their smoothie options and lattes. I like how I can customize my tea with oat milk and different flavors of simple syrup. Food wise, I kind of prefer the options from Tilly's.

Came in with friends for the first time as I was visiting from California. I ordered the hot chicken sandwich and it was excellent - great flavors and quality. However, what stood out to me the most was the service. I went to grab a cup of water but the fountain was out of service. A man pointed out the water dispenser with lemons in it. I kindly declined, saying I prefer lemon-less water. Not even a minute after saying this, he returns with a bottle of water and pours out water for me without me even asking! Absolutely phenomenal service. Besides that, the place has plenty of parking and seating! I highly recommend stopping by!

This was my first time visiting this place. I knew I wanted to visit because I've been passing by Tilly Kitchen for months every time I was in the area and because of Yelp reviews.The building itself shows "Tilly Kitchen", Gavi Brunch Cafe is located inside. I was a little confused with all the ordering counters and tables and we eventually found the correct counter. Without a doubt, I knew I wanted to order the Portobello Mushroom sandwich. I also ordered a Hot Tiramisu Latte. The sandwich was delicious, with the different layers of flavor. Normally I would order no tomato (I don't like the slimy texture in sandwiches/burgers), but i ordered as is. The only thing I would change is asking them to hold the lettuce, there was an overwhelming amount of it...and I'm a messy sandwich eater! The Tiramisu Latte... it was just ... weird? I opened the lid and there was something floating in it. I thought maybe it was an accident, something fell in the cup when they were making the latte, then I thought, maybe it was an attempt to add "texture" being that it's a Tiramisu latte.....either way, I didn't like it at all. I wish I took it back to the counter to re-make it without the bread-like stuff. I think maybe it was a Pirouline? I would return for sure, to try the pistachio latte and maybe even a different sandwich.

I was previously a big fan of the Semicolon cafe and was sad to hear that it was no longer. In its place is the Gavi Brunch Cafe. I came to find out that it is nearly the same menu and actually has a bigger menu!I ordered the Bulgogi Sandwich. I got it with Lettuce, Bulgogi, Egg, and the most delicious sauce. It was so aesthetically pleasing that I almost didn't want to eat it. It was so delicious.I can't wait to go back.