Ginger Nine StudioGallery & Cafe

With my friend deciding on where to lunch we finally settled on thisCafé. we had passed it on more than one occasion previously, sort of put off by the two tables in the window, not realizing there was a larger space further in.Greeted as soon as we walked in the door by a friendly young lady, That's a plus for me.They had a delicious selection of goodies in the front display, including 3 choices of individual Quiches, and a couple of choices of salads, including tasty looking sandwiches, wish I could have sampled all of it.Three choices of soups, we settled on their onion soup and beet salad.Enjoyed the small baguettes with cheese floating on top, and no awful clumps of melted cheese in the soup, which was very tasty, could have done with a small amount of dressing on the beet and rice salad, but it was tasty and a very generous portion., had to take some home.We shared the New York Cheese cake, baked on the premises, very good. This is a café we will definatly visit again, and the coffee is also well made and fresh.

This restaurant is a perfect spot for a lunch date with a friend, as it combines a dining area with an art gallery. The atmosphere is quiet and the food is tasty, despite having a slightly limited menu. Everything I have tried here has been very good.

On my first visit, I stopped by to check out the restaurant and ended up with a delicious gluten-free quiche and a tasty dessert to-go. Since then, I have also tried their wonderful gluten-free sandwich and more of their delicious cupcakes. I have never dined in, as the large front windows give the place an open and airy feel that can be a bit overwhelming when dining alone. It seems to primarily be an art gallery, featuring the work of two artists. If you're not a fan of the art, you may feel a bit out of place. However, the food is excellent and the service is friendly and efficient. I will definitely be returning to try more dishes and take some home as well.

My wife surprised me with a 65th birthday suaree here. Two amazing cakes-- one carrot and the other German chocolate. Both were super and not too sweet. The café setting includes an art gallery featuring local work that is well worth seeing on it's own. The food offerings include daily home made soups and sandwiches and all the specialty coffees and teas. The café is bright and open and very comfortable. Check it out, you won't be disappointed.

This delightful bakery/cafe showcases artwork by local painters and photographers. The carrot cake, crafted from a traditional family recipe, is absolutely delicious.