Dooby's

“Great coffee, healthy food, great staff.”

Oscar Lopez★★★★

I've been here a few times and overall, it's a pretty solid experience. Their bowls are always delicious and I really like some of their drinks. My main complaint is that the portions can vary wildly with the bowls, especially with the meat. And also, I hate how they got rid of broccoli for their bowls.

Sara Govero★★★★★

I found this little cafe called Dooby’s on a stroll to the main square. I’m always hungry so I popped in. Korean-inspired, casual, and exactly what I needed. The tofurizo bowl was so satisfying, and provided just enough fuel for the nearly art museum! Sit inside or out!

Sandy Avery★★★★★

We came for breakfast on a quiet January morning. It’s warm and the staff is welcoming. There are lots of coffee and tea choices. We also had the Steak and Egg Breakfast Sandwich.

Waffles★★★★

Dooby’s is described as a Korean-inspired café, and while the menu does reflect that influence, the exterior and interior don’t give off a distinctly Korean vibe. That said, it’s a cozy, modern spot with a wide selection of coffee drinks, pastries, and food items—definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area. I stopped in for a coffee break and tried one of their house-made syrup lattes. I went with the Miso Caramel latte ($4.50), subbed with oat milk for an extra $0.75. It didn’t have a strong miso flavor, but it was still smooth and enjoyable. I also grabbed a Lavender Goat Cheese Scone fo