The Boyer cafe

“Beautiful café, friendly service, and delicious food.”

Patti Beltram★★★★★

This Cafe is a must-do. The counter service was patient and amazing. Options for seating inside or outside on the patio, with family friendly vibes. The food and drinks were enjoyable. My friend did the Chai tea latte and the ham and cheddar croissant. I had a classic Cafe au last and the crustless spinach feta quiche. I would do it again.

RubyAnn Brown★★★★

Stopped for our first time with my daughter to try the coffee. They had amazing flavor profiles on the menu for fall, pumpkin, apple, blackberry pear, salted caramel. She knew it had a bakery but we were not prepared for the gorgeous selection set up as we wait in line to order! My only suggestion here is being able to order pastries with the person who's setting up and refilling display plates. Getting it boxed and and paying for pastries when I get to register to order my drink. We could munch on our pastries while waiting but thats another issue if you're trying not to! Drinks were very tas

J.F. Forests★★★★

The Boyer Cafe is decked out for the season and has some special holiday drinks, and of course their regular pastries are always delicious. My favorite is the almond croissant since other places are not usually as generous with the filling so there are plenty of bites without any filling, but Boyer's does not disappoint and they really know how to make a proper croissant dough as it is perfectly flaky and the layers are tender and buttery. It's nice to be able to sit outside too, even if Bell Rd makes it pretty noisy. I wish they would do away with the plastic straws and plastic cups though, a

Alice Weaver★★★★

What a great little spot for coffee, tea, sandwiches and goodies! While searching for something new to try, The Boyer Café popped up. We decided to give it a try. We both thought our breakfast sandwiches were very flavorful and filling. This place was very busy, so have a dose of patience. The reason I didn't give it a five is because the entire time we were in line, no one ever greeted us. A "welcome in or good morning" would go a long way instead of just staring at us.