I have to admit I totally stopped here based on the name of the cafe. I found their menu very appealing as they had a variety of vegan, vegetarian, and non-vegetarian options. I tried their Witchcraft panini, which consisted of curried sweet potatoes, goat cheese, and pesto. Also, it comes with what seemed to be a yummy side of mashed potatoes. It was really good as I have never had a sandwich with these ingredients before. Service was pretty fast. I was able to order my food and grab and go. The inside of the restaurant is nice as well and they have plenty of indoor seating.

Very decent coffee and clean restrooms. Really- it's the small things. Very friendly staff and can't wait to come back and try more.

Stopped in here randomly last week. Very unique spot. I had the French dip and it was excellent.

I love this place for vegan food. Their vegan pepper steak wrap is my favorite, even my non vegan husband requests it. Their vegan pastries kind of fell off over the past couple of years though. My main problem is that the staff is always so rude. I always feel unwelcome coming in, and even making orders over the phone makes me feel like I'm being a bother to them. If I was a non vegan I wouldn't come here because of the service, but their vegan food is so good I find myself coming back despite feeling unwelcome.

5 Star update for the best local drive-thru in town with GREAT burritos and coffee that hits the spot (so skip the big chain coffee shops, plz!) Drunken Monkey (DM for short in my fam) is conveniently located right on Bumby Ave. They have a drive-thru, so I regularly call ahead to order a couple baby egg & cheese burritos (you can get vegan or vegetarian) and an iced coffee (the mojo jojo if you're wanting a sweet treat!) and then pull around to the drive-thru. I also love their vegan pastries inside. Inside- this place is that quirky, little coffee shop you've always seen in independent movies but didn't think existed outside of Austin or Seattle. Forget the super modern, austere spots you see on Instagram- this is a full 90's era coffee shop vibe. The ambiance is great- people working on their laptops, knitting groups in the corner, unique local art on the walls. The first time I had a coffee at DM I struck up a conversation with a few guys about places we've traveled, capoeira (Brazilian dance martial arts), and the city. The seats and couches are close together, but that adds to the appeal- Who will you meet today? Oh yeah, and the coffee, tea, and drinks are delicious! This is a favorite of my vegetarian and vegan friends, and with good reason! The vegan burritos and deserts will make you vow to give up meat (until you smell the roast beef aroma wafting over from Beefy King next door). This place is the real deal and will make you feel like a free spirit- if only for a moment before heading to your corporate day job! 10/10- try the vegan baby burrito for a quick, small breakfast snack!

Wow. This place is awesome. The smoothies were great and the soup was so good. Peaceful atmosphere and comfortable seating

Can I just say that I always wanted to stop in here because the name is eye catching and it's a drive thru shop! Not gonna lie it does look hella sketchy and hopefully, one day, they'll upgrade the concrete in the drive thru as well as the exterior of the shop. Lots of parking. Dope graffiti art on the wall. The inside feels like you stepped back into the 80s but with a twist of Grandma's furniture. All it needs is the plastic on the chairs and we're good to go =) It was raining when I was there and so it was dark but a cozy dark. I could easily just sit here and let the time go by. The food here is vegan/vegetarian so I opted out for the breakfast wrap called Toadelly Eggselant wrap w/ a side of salsa which in my opinion was the best. I could go back and just order that w/ tortilla chips. I also ordered a vanilla and caramel iced coffee which was also a dream! Love Love love. Would I come back? 100%