Picolina is a new place just opened five days ago. It is next to Chew Chew, hence this is not a food place. This place only serves coffee.The owner there is quite lovely and for now it is a one man shop. I think the guy is from Italy, hence the name " Picolina Espresso stop".
They are opened six days a week from dawn to dusk. It doesn't have a table as of now but the owner said that he will think about it.
There are yummy samples of biscuits to be had with your coffee. This place does iced chocolates, coffees, ristrettos, lattes, mochas etc. A small coffee costs $3 and a larger one costs $3.50.
The coffee blend is from Netherlands and is some unknown brand. But it did smell earthy and was mild. I had a ristretto ($3).
The biscuits from Italy was really nice.
All in all it is a good place to grab a coffee on your way to the train station. But if you need a table you can go next door to Chew Chew and the guy will bring it to you.
I think this place has potential to grow and the owner is willing to learn lots of new things. Give him a couple of weeks to settle down.
They are opened six days a week from dawn to dusk. It doesn't have a table as of now but the owner said that he will think about it.
There are yummy samples of biscuits to be had with your coffee. This place does iced chocolates, coffees, ristrettos, lattes, mochas etc. A small coffee costs $3 and a larger one costs $3.50.
The coffee blend is from Netherlands and is some unknown brand. But it did smell earthy and was mild. I had a ristretto ($3).
The biscuits from Italy was really nice.
All in all it is a good place to grab a coffee on your way to the train station. But if you need a table you can go next door to Chew Chew and the guy will bring it to you.
I think this place has potential to grow and the owner is willing to learn lots of new things. Give him a couple of weeks to settle down.
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