Amami Kitchen & Espresso Bar

I had a Dirty Chai and it was delicious. My friend had a Macchiato, and said it was absolutely perfect. It's a small, homely place with skilled Baristas and possibly even more skilled chefs. The sandwiches were unique and delicious. I'll definitely be visiting more often.

Went for lunch and had every special on the board: “crunchy spring salad with hearts of palm, mushroom, kale, and red quinoa, cream of mushroom and cauliflower soup and a honey cortado and all were awesome!! The flavors of each dish complimented each other and the staff was great at preparing and service!! So good!!

Total gem-The best coffees and lattes in a 20 mile radius hands down. The lunch and breakfast offerings are also great and reasonably priced. Love sitting outside along the rail trail on a nice day.

Fast service, reliable food, great coffee. My favorites are the hummus and the light roast. It's on the small side with a definite lunch rush so it's a good idea to get there before 11 or after 1.

Great food, great atmosphere but a bit expensive

Pastries are great. Coffee was drinkable, but not great. The girl that was preparing my espresso wasn't paying attention and let half of it run down the drain before serving me what was left. Otherwise an okay option for coffee downtown.

Exquisite atmosphere created through the charisma of the owner, the amazing quality of the food, dedication to environmental efforts and staff that are all around supportive of this little Italian bistro oasis.

The food is so good and the music is the perfect volume - it's not too loud but it's loud enough that you can drop first and last names without anyone hearing 💯💯💯💯💯

Had lunch here with my wife yesterday. Friendly staff, cute place, great food coffee and scones. We had the chicken gorganzola panini, a salad and a mixed berry scone for dessert. The panini was really good, I think it needed a little more onion. The salad was fresh and had plenty of all ingredients (no skimping). The scone was served warm and was delicious. They are made in house and you can tell. The coffee (I had decaf) was brewed to order and tasted nice and smooth. The prices are about average $9 to $12 for a lunch but the quality makes it worth it.

Ooh! Almost forgot to mention the cole slaw. It is not traditional cole slaw bit I really liked it. It had a lot of purple cabbage and raisins. It also had a bit of a spicy kick to it. I thought it looked strange at first but this will be a must have each time I visit. Do yourself a favor and try it.

The best staff! Fantastic and delicious food! You might think it's pricey, but it hits the pocket about where Panera does, except food is WAY better. Better location than Panera too, but much much smaller space means it crowds quickly.