"Super cute and healthy small super market offering everything you could really need. They have prepared foods such as drunken noodles, chicken tikki masala, salads, burritos, etc. There are some international sweets and a great variety of drinks. You’ll pretty much want to buy everything here but you can’t because ultimately prices are too a bit too high. $18 for the drunken noodles in a small dish. $8 for a bean, pepper, egg breakfast burrito is pretty fair. Everything is extremely dank, so it’s been worth it to stop by when we need something quick or small. The cafe is great. Props to the chef; we greatly enjoyed our meals this past weekend!! We paid $50 for 2 people at breakfast plus tip, which is very reasonable. The parking lot is fairly small, which didn’t work for our truck well but it seems lots of people walk or bike here. We parked across the street but the homeowners there ask that you pay. I look forward to treating myself more here this summer!"

"Please put ingredients on your prepared foods!! I can never buy!! People with dietary restrictions need to KNOW everything that's in something BEFORE they eat it; they can't just guess! I tried asking staff a few times if they know, but once the café employees go home it's a total guessing game. I think they should at least have a master ingredients list so employees can answer basic questions. Decent selection of groceries but it's a bit more expensive compared to competitors. I wish the prepared foods area catered more to those who avoid common allergens like soy, dairy, wheat and corn; there's not a lot of options from what I can ascertain. I second the need to actually price items but they aren't the only ones who avoid doing this. That information can at least be looked up but it takes extra time for customers and employees alike; not convenient when there's a major line. Small parking lot, but I usually can find a spot. Overall a decent spot for little things. Staff try to be helpful. As for the café: few to no options for major allergen avoidance. I've gotten drinks and had some issues- like a walnut in my juice, (still have no clue how that happened), and a dead fly on the rim of a smoothie. The coffee is good I have heard but be prepared to wait awhile for all items to be ready."

"Great little spot tucked away in Seco. Love the market and love the bakery. Favorite place for goat snacks and a great selection of pet food and treats! Local, fresh and fabulous 😍"

"We needed some healthy snacks after a day of exploring a river and some hot springs, then hiking to a cave and a waterfall … we usually shop at Natural Grocers but the closest one was pretty far away, so we came across this amazing little market and stopped by to see what was available. It has EVERYTHING!!! We got all of the healthy snacks we were hoping for and were very grateful that this awesome store was there!"

"As a forever Jersey girl, I love sandwiches. Imagine my sheer delight when my daugher and I decided to have lunch at the Cafe a few days ago and we discovered the Taoseno BLT. it was pretty much indescribably delicious. Turkey from a turkey, not from a processed cold cut package, fresh, delicious tomatoes, fresh avacado, great bacon and the green chili mayo made it all come together on one of the best buns we had ever eaten. And then we saw the rasberry cronut! OMG doesn't cut it. I couldn't finish mine, brought it home, came out to my kitchen to have a bite only to find my husband had devoured it. His payback was to take me there again today and was he ever happy! We ordered the same sandwich (we split it because it's a big sandwich) the same cronut and had to bring home a chocolate one which they did not have the day my daughter and I had lunch there. It was perfectly delicious. Highly recommend this place! The person who pretty much runs the Cafe is named Erin. She is delightful, efficient, always friendly and handles quite a load every time we are in there. And Kaitlyn, her co-worked equally as pleasant. We shall return!"