Black Locust Cafe - Greshamville

We liked the food. We visited all 3 restaurants a few times. I think we still have a gift card with like $150 on it. I’m wondering if we had any options with that? Thanks

Love(d) love(d) love(d) this place. Spent many days working with kombucha on tap, next to the bank door. Place is shut down because the owners owe hella money to many of their former employees, lied as to why they were closed (fire inspection didn't close them down, they just didn't keep up with the $19k of taxes they owe so their vending license was pulled) and the state of the building is just sad because of the lack of maintenance not done by the owners. Absolutely beautiful and treasured spot that made Madison a little more special, run into the ground again.

Drove out of our way to come here but found it was closed when their website and google both said they were open. Should really update that if you don't plan on being open. Will update review if we get the chance to actually eat here.

This is located near the capital you have to park on side of road. Limited parking for 2 hours except Sundays. As you enter thr atmosphere feels welcoming and warm. The menu options for breakfast are only few, from crepes and sandwiches the Donuts are delicious. Service was disappointing the people were kind of serious ? pick your seat beautiful outdoor seating but food took for ever to get to me. And did not say enjoy or we needed something. Just walk off 20 min for a BLT sandwich with kale and tomatoes and mayo and fries was major downfall on taste and fries were saggy not busy at all. So i won't be coming here. If they could fix it up on customer and options even smoothies would be great.

Super cool cafe that's open late in Robinia Courtyard. There's a really cool bar and lots of indoor plants. The coffee is really good and food is served 8 am to 3 pm. There's also a small collection of the New York Times crossword which was super cool. They also do a cash discount. Also I learned that the scientific name for black locust is Robinia pseudoacacia :D