I think my second visit to Tatte café is significant to me because I find that interviewing is an effective way to deeply know the environment. Through the interviews, I know that people prefer Tatte café instead of Starbucks because they want to spend more money in having a better environment. They want to spend their whole Saturday to drink a coffee, listen to the music and chat with their friend. I also explore the menu, service, coffee and food at the same time. This note is important for me to finish my final paper3 since I get more information than my first visit.

Tatte (Interview)

-The location is really convenient because it’s near the subway station

-It’s difficult to find a seat during the weekend.

-If you miss European café and a rich Israeli or French breakfast, this is the best option around!”

-Menu is excellent with a fix of middle eastern and transitional brunch items. Coffee was one of the best I’ve had in the states. I went to Italy this summer and I must say that this was the best cappuccino I’ve had in America. I would recommend and will definitely love to go back.

-The server was very helpful and kind. I had no idea what I wanted and she guided me asking me what kind of flavor would I like, do I want some large, small, etc.

-I have a great connection outside. On a weekday around 10, it’s a quiet and calm atmosphere. I am definitely going back for a weekend brunch date.

-If you are looking for a quaint bakery/cafe with a comfortable atmosphere, coffee and delicious pastries, look no further than Tatte Cafe. I have visited the Tatte location at Third Square and have always been impressed by their fabulous customer service and delicious food! Highly recommend for a quick bite or a place to sit and chat with friends!

-Quality food, made with fresh ingredients.