We got vanilla latte's & they were just ok. Nothing really special & they were so hot we couldn't drink them right away. The egg biscuit was terrible due to the biscuit being overcooked & hard as a rock. I should have took it back but by the time we got our food we were starving. I didn't want to complain so I just ate the egg part. My daughter got the ham & cheese sandwich & literally picked the bread & other items off because it wasn't good. Won't be going back to this place again.
Rachel C.
It's been a long minute since I have been to Fifth Street Public Market and so this was a new one for me. It is a well lit open plan space that also manages to be comfy. I was hoping for a spinach and feta hand pie, but sadly they were all gone. Instead I got the avocado toast which was as tasty as it was pretty. My companion got the granola and yogurt with jam and loved it! My coffee was also pretty and tasty. We also took advantage of their little "post office" where you could send one of their postcards (which were lovely) to someone (they pick up the postage). We put it in the little mailbox, but I haven't heard yet that it arrived at it's destination. All in all, a sweet spot and would definitely come back to taste some of the other delectables!
Thomas Gilhooley
Alison was a huge help when I was ordering coffee. I have no idea about coffee and I am over whelmed when thinking about all the different types. I told Alison a few key points that I liked and asked her to surprise me with a creation. She asked me a few more questions to pin point what I liked which as she was super personable. What she had created for me is out of this world delicious !! 10 Stars
Service: 5
eileen
Very nice people, but not good coffee.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Linda H.
This place is good but not consistently on the money for their pies they are out of apple pie on a regular basis .They are have lots of spinach ALL the time but fall short on apple regularly. They need more variety like peach or something ...
digits
Awesome egg biscuit sandwich, great coffee, cute decor, kind and timely customer service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Egg Biscuit
Katie Jewel
biscuits are
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Egg Biscuit
Dustin Johnson
I loved the breakfast bowl with roasted potatoes, carrots, kale and a poached egg. The savory hand pie was flakey and delicious. Staff was friendly and food and coffee was served very fast despite being fairly busy.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Bowl
Dr rog
Nice atmosphere and prices are affordable. I recommend the breakfast bowl, it totally changes my perception on veggies in breakfast. Coffee tastes the way that it should and was fresh as can be. Free postcards to your loved ones is a plus!
All the tables were dirty. They said they could make a chai latte when in fact it was just a chai. I ordered a cookie and they forgot about it. Pretty bad overall experience.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
David Z.
Regarding ambiance, we miss the nice music that was earlier heard throughout the restaurant on its sound system. Now, we only hear distant music from the kitchen area and conversations from other patrons. The ambiance of the coffee shop is not as good as it was.
Annie O.
Sweet locations.. the London fog was weak and the coffee not that good. I had high hopes for the roasted veggies/greens with an egg but the veggies were not roasted well. Couldn't even get my fork into the carrots!
stephen baeckeroot
Coffee was sour - like something in the process hadn’t been cleaned in a while.Service was Meh- as I wanted to dine in but counter person decided mine was “to go”.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Lesli T.
Located in the new section of Fifth Street Marketplace, (right in front of The Gordon Hotel) Magpie is a new coffeehouse that has a clean, modern vibe with hard surfaces, cement floors and lots of light. This is not a quaint cozy coffeehouse with wood counters and tables, like the name might conjure up, but it is surprisingly welcoming because of the friendly servers, vibrant sounds of coffee brewing and milk steamers going. I had one of the chicken tarragon hand pies, which was very tasty and flaky. I was still hungry, 'tho. My friend had the egg sandwich, which came out as a yellow egg square surrounded mostly by bread. She said it was, "ok." Frankly, by appearance it looked a little strange and bare on the white plate it was served on. A few slices of fruit or garnish would have made it look more appetizing. My other friend ordered the wisest choice, (breakfast bowl), which looked the heartiest and most delicious of the three. Hers also came with a biscuit. She loved it. We met for breakfast and were all pretty hungry. I was disappointed that there weren't more choices: i.e. egg dishes with protein, potatoes, etc... The coffees were delicious. My favorite thing was the chocolate peanut butter mini pie that we all had a tiny piece of. It was super yummy, and I'd go back just for that...or to try another one of their pies. For breakfast...not likely, unless they expand their menu. For coffee and a baked treat, I'd give this place 5 stars.
We got vanilla latte's & they were just ok. Nothing really special & they were so hot we couldn't drink them right away. The egg biscuit was terrible due to the biscuit being overcooked & hard as a rock. I should have took it back but by the time we got our food we were starving. I didn't want to complain so I just ate the egg part. My daughter got the ham & cheese sandwich & literally picked the bread & other items off because it wasn't good. Won't be going back to this place again.
It's been a long minute since I have been to Fifth Street Public Market and so this was a new one for me. It is a well lit open plan space that also manages to be comfy. I was hoping for a spinach and feta hand pie, but sadly they were all gone. Instead I got the avocado toast which was as tasty as it was pretty. My companion got the granola and yogurt with jam and loved it! My coffee was also pretty and tasty. We also took advantage of their little "post office" where you could send one of their postcards (which were lovely) to someone (they pick up the postage). We put it in the little mailbox, but I haven't heard yet that it arrived at it's destination. All in all, a sweet spot and would definitely come back to taste some of the other delectables!
Alison was a huge help when I was ordering coffee. I have no idea about coffee and I am over whelmed when thinking about all the different types. I told Alison a few key points that I liked and asked her to surprise me with a creation. She asked me a few more questions to pin point what I liked which as she was super personable. What she had created for me is out of this world delicious !! 10 Stars
Service: 5
Very nice people, but not good coffee.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
This place is good but not consistently on the money for their pies they are out of apple pie on a regular basis .They are have lots of spinach ALL the time but fall short on apple regularly. They need more variety like peach or something ...
Awesome egg biscuit sandwich, great coffee, cute decor, kind and timely customer service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Egg Biscuit
biscuits are
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Egg Biscuit
I loved the breakfast bowl with roasted potatoes, carrots, kale and a poached egg. The savory hand pie was flakey and delicious. Staff was friendly and food and coffee was served very fast despite being fairly busy.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Breakfast Bowl
Nice atmosphere and prices are affordable. I recommend the breakfast bowl, it totally changes my perception on veggies in breakfast. Coffee tastes the way that it should and was fresh as can be. Free postcards to your loved ones is a plus!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Egg Biscuit, Breakfast Bowl
good london fog
Restaurantji Recommends
All the tables were dirty. They said they could make a chai latte when in fact it was just a chai. I ordered a cookie and they forgot about it. Pretty bad overall experience.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
Regarding ambiance, we miss the nice music that was earlier heard throughout the restaurant on its sound system. Now, we only hear distant music from the kitchen area and conversations from other patrons. The ambiance of the coffee shop is not as good as it was.
Sweet locations.. the London fog was weak and the coffee not that good. I had high hopes for the roasted veggies/greens with an egg but the veggies were not roasted well. Couldn't even get my fork into the carrots!
Coffee was sour - like something in the process hadn’t been cleaned in a while.Service was Meh- as I wanted to dine in but counter person decided mine was “to go”.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2
Located in the new section of Fifth Street Marketplace, (right in front of The Gordon Hotel) Magpie is a new coffeehouse that has a clean, modern vibe with hard surfaces, cement floors and lots of light. This is not a quaint cozy coffeehouse with wood counters and tables, like the name might conjure up, but it is surprisingly welcoming because of the friendly servers, vibrant sounds of coffee brewing and milk steamers going. I had one of the chicken tarragon hand pies, which was very tasty and flaky. I was still hungry, 'tho. My friend had the egg sandwich, which came out as a yellow egg square surrounded mostly by bread. She said it was, "ok." Frankly, by appearance it looked a little strange and bare on the white plate it was served on. A few slices of fruit or garnish would have made it look more appetizing. My other friend ordered the wisest choice, (breakfast bowl), which looked the heartiest and most delicious of the three. Hers also came with a biscuit. She loved it. We met for breakfast and were all pretty hungry. I was disappointed that there weren't more choices: i.e. egg dishes with protein, potatoes, etc... The coffees were delicious. My favorite thing was the chocolate peanut butter mini pie that we all had a tiny piece of. It was super yummy, and I'd go back just for that...or to try another one of their pies. For breakfast...not likely, unless they expand their menu. For coffee and a baked treat, I'd give this place 5 stars.