This place is so cute and such a nice spot for the neighborhood! I got the Mayan Bowl and an Iced Lavender Coffee and honestly can’t wait to go back. Everything in the bowl is so fresh and tasty, and the flavors all complement each other so nicely. I ordered it because I wanted to get something healthy, but, man, it tastes so good. And the coffee definitely hit the spot as well. I’m excited to make this a regular stop!
Carolina Cohen
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July 08, 2026
This is a small, peaceful place. Service is great and what I ate, was excellent!
I had a zacusca toast, which is an eggplant spread with roasted peppers on multi grain bread, and an egg on top.
It was so yummy, and the perfect little bite after a doctor's appointment.
Connie Koo
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January 09, 2023
Lovely cute cafe decorated with houseplants. I ordered a latte with oat milk, iced chai late and a breakfast burrito. The drinks were delicious, the cafe has all types of flavors like toffee or hazelnut for your drinks. The breakfast burrito was the best burrito I ever had. It was soft and well seasoned without being overbearing. The egg, beans and rice in the burrito really complimented each other. I really enjoyed my visit at Meadows Cafe.
Zeeshan Tahir
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July 04, 2026
Says open. Drove about 20 mins. It seems been closed for a while now. Owner should update online, so it doesn’t cause inconvenience to others.
Rei H
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June 24, 2026
The owner is so rude and condescending, I work next door and you would assume I am a rat on the street. The other lady is nice, you will know which is which.
I have vision problems so I look at the menu that is on google first or I take a picture of the menu inside, everywhere I go. She laughs at me saying "I don't have a menu online" when I say I saw that pastries are on sale after 3. I had come in asking, "are the tea time pastries still available?" She says "that has never existed." So, after that I ask where the pastries are. A person with critical thinking skills might assume I have vision problems, considering I was holding the phone 2 inches away from my face while trying to see the menu. But, she just points. And then is rude when I clarify where... because I can't see. I remember trying to communicate that, but I just left. I got a latte from the pizza place instead.
Now, I was willing to give another chance. Because I managed a cafe for a few years. Maybe she was having an off day. You never know.
I come in, the second time, and I ask if she has espresso, because I wanted a latte. She is like "no... we don't have espresso" and acts inconvenienced when I ask what flavors she has for coffee. You know, since she "doesn't have an online menu" and gets annoyed if I stare at the menu too long... because I am legally blind. I just get a black coffee. I regret ever spending money there.
For this next part understand I usually come in around 2pm or early 3pm, because I work late. I come in today, because a package for my work is missing. The package was coffee. I asked every other location in our shopping center the exact same question, and they actually looked to see. She did not. She actually didn't even acknowledge me walking in, just said "we are closed." It was 3:40pm. I stay cordial, because I also work in customer service and say, "Oh, I actually wasn't here to order. I work next door and I just wanted to see if you were accidentally delivered one of our packages because it is missing." Without even looking at me, she says no. Considering I watched the amazon delivery driver on the cameras, because we have cameras everywhere, and he did in fact go to the back and everyone else checked their packages but her; I can only assume she has it. Every time we get a wrong package delivered we always return it to the right place.
She is rude, her coffee is mid, her food is mid and the prices don't reflect that you are paying for something you could get out of a Keurig, do not go here.
Before you assume she just had the typical attitude of NY, just trying to get me in and out, you would be wrong. She has the attitude of someone from California. She speaks slowly, which slows the process down of me being there. I think customer facing positions are not for her, that kind of work isn't for everyone.
I have never written a bad review for a restaurant before, but genuinely this lady should choose a different job. I gave so many chances to the owner, the other lady is so nice. I can only imagine what the owner is like as a boss.
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This place is so cute and such a nice spot for the neighborhood! I got the Mayan Bowl and an Iced Lavender Coffee and honestly can’t wait to go back. Everything in the bowl is so fresh and tasty, and the flavors all complement each other so nicely. I ordered it because I wanted to get something healthy, but, man, it tastes so good. And the coffee definitely hit the spot as well. I’m excited to make this a regular stop!
This is a small, peaceful place. Service is great and what I ate, was excellent! I had a zacusca toast, which is an eggplant spread with roasted peppers on multi grain bread, and an egg on top. It was so yummy, and the perfect little bite after a doctor's appointment.
Lovely cute cafe decorated with houseplants. I ordered a latte with oat milk, iced chai late and a breakfast burrito. The drinks were delicious, the cafe has all types of flavors like toffee or hazelnut for your drinks. The breakfast burrito was the best burrito I ever had. It was soft and well seasoned without being overbearing. The egg, beans and rice in the burrito really complimented each other. I really enjoyed my visit at Meadows Cafe.
Says open. Drove about 20 mins. It seems been closed for a while now. Owner should update online, so it doesn’t cause inconvenience to others.
The owner is so rude and condescending, I work next door and you would assume I am a rat on the street. The other lady is nice, you will know which is which. I have vision problems so I look at the menu that is on google first or I take a picture of the menu inside, everywhere I go. She laughs at me saying "I don't have a menu online" when I say I saw that pastries are on sale after 3. I had come in asking, "are the tea time pastries still available?" She says "that has never existed." So, after that I ask where the pastries are. A person with critical thinking skills might assume I have vision problems, considering I was holding the phone 2 inches away from my face while trying to see the menu. But, she just points. And then is rude when I clarify where... because I can't see. I remember trying to communicate that, but I just left. I got a latte from the pizza place instead. Now, I was willing to give another chance. Because I managed a cafe for a few years. Maybe she was having an off day. You never know. I come in, the second time, and I ask if she has espresso, because I wanted a latte. She is like "no... we don't have espresso" and acts inconvenienced when I ask what flavors she has for coffee. You know, since she "doesn't have an online menu" and gets annoyed if I stare at the menu too long... because I am legally blind. I just get a black coffee. I regret ever spending money there. For this next part understand I usually come in around 2pm or early 3pm, because I work late. I come in today, because a package for my work is missing. The package was coffee. I asked every other location in our shopping center the exact same question, and they actually looked to see. She did not. She actually didn't even acknowledge me walking in, just said "we are closed." It was 3:40pm. I stay cordial, because I also work in customer service and say, "Oh, I actually wasn't here to order. I work next door and I just wanted to see if you were accidentally delivered one of our packages because it is missing." Without even looking at me, she says no. Considering I watched the amazon delivery driver on the cameras, because we have cameras everywhere, and he did in fact go to the back and everyone else checked their packages but her; I can only assume she has it. Every time we get a wrong package delivered we always return it to the right place. She is rude, her coffee is mid, her food is mid and the prices don't reflect that you are paying for something you could get out of a Keurig, do not go here. Before you assume she just had the typical attitude of NY, just trying to get me in and out, you would be wrong. She has the attitude of someone from California. She speaks slowly, which slows the process down of me being there. I think customer facing positions are not for her, that kind of work isn't for everyone. I have never written a bad review for a restaurant before, but genuinely this lady should choose a different job. I gave so many chances to the owner, the other lady is so nice. I can only imagine what the owner is like as a boss.