Dandelion Kaffe

Spacious and beautiful cafe. Good place to get some work done. I got a strawberry matcha and it was okay. Matcha flavor felt a bit weak. Probably wouldn't purchase food here again. Didn't feel like it was worth it for the price.

Dandelion Kaffe 🌼 (formerly Preacher’s Daughter — yes, we’ve been waiting that long) We’ve been trying to eat here for about a year, so finally making it in felt like a small brunch victory. The vibe is trendy-cozy garden, not trendy-bougie. Lots of plants, light, and a warm aesthetic—relaxed but intentional. It does get lively inside. The music didn’t block conversation, but turning it down just a notch would make chatting easier and less “project your voice.” Seating is mostly high-top tables with bar seating along the side, plus some outdoor seating. It fills up fast, and once it’s full there’s a subtle “eat efficiently so the next people can sit” energy. I didn’t notice high chairs, so it’s probably not the most stroller-friendly setup. Food was good, not stellar (3.5/5). We had the Fired Benedict and the Spicy Seoul Bowl. Both were enjoyable, with the Seoul Bowl featuring some interesting, creative flavor combinations. The Signature Housemade Sauce added flavor but leaned more “high-quality store-bought” than truly distinctive—fine, just not crave-level. The Fired Benedict also left my husband still feeling a bit hungry (and he’s not someone who eats until he’s stuffed), so portions felt on the smaller side. The Biscoff Latte and Honeycomb Latte were very good, though full honesty—we don’t usually do sugary lattes, so this was a splurge treat rather than a regular order. A few practical notes that are actually helpful: • Free Wi-Fi • Vegan options available • You can order at a kiosk or in person (we chose in person—personal preference to keep humans employed) • Several people were on laptops, and it genuinely seemed like a solid spot to get some focused work done Service was neutral—somewhat pleasant, efficient, not especially warm. Customers bus their own tables, which makes the tip prompt feel a little awkward (modern tip culture remains… a thing). Overall, glad we finally went and enjoyed our brunch date experience. Not sure it’s a regular return spot for us given the price-to-wow ratio, but it’s a nice brunch or light work spot if you’re already nearby. We walked, so parking wasn’t a factor. Rating: 3.7–3.8 ⭐ Good vibes, solid food, nice place to sit and connect or focus—just short of crave-worthy.

Adorable and Delicious! You know those super cute cafés you see on Instagram, but when you go the food is bland or subpar and though it looks pretty and the atmosphere is on point you just paid a ridiculous amount for some subpar food and some "cute photos" well this isn't that place. Not only is decor and vibes on point but the food definitely hit a spot! I had the honeycomb latte and my mom had the hot chocolate (super good!) And we shared the Bulgogi Croissant for a quick bite!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The iced coffee was smooth, bold, and perfectly balanced—not too bitter and super refreshing. You can really taste the quality of the coffee, and it stayed great even as the ice melted. The sandwich was just as good—fresh bread, generous portions, and everything tasted made-to-order. Warm, flavorful, and filling without being heavy. Definitely a spot I’d come back to for both coffee and food.

They have unique drinks that all look delicious and taste equally good. We had a pound cake that was a tad bit dry but had very nice flavor. The bacon jalapeño sandwich was bomb. The sweet and savory toast was good but wish the sweet option was toasted as well. We sat out side on a perfect day and the patio was nice but the benches were uncomfortable. Overall an awesome spot. Will definitely come back to keep trying their creative menu.