I've been using Kerrigan Bookkeeping to complete my tax returns for many years, after the tax preparer I had been using retired. She was recommended to me by one of my best friends.

Debbie Kerrigan is careful and efficient, and her charge for services is in line with that of many others. Her turnaround time is also quick, providing you don't submit your information a week before taxes are due each April and then expect her to work miracles.

We had read some of the short reviews of this new breakfast/lunch spot so decided to try it out for morning coffee and pastries. While it is spacious and attractive, it is a far cry from a quality French cafe. Both of us had almond croissants and were hugely disappointed. Traditional croissants should have multiple layers of a very thin, flaky texture, similar to puff pastry, and be baked fairly soon before serving. If the dough has not been allowed to expand sufficiently, it will end up not being flaky. These croissants were disappointingly the opposite--dense, pasty, and they lacked the light buttery layers of authentic croissants.
For beverages, we had their regular coffee and a coffee latte. The coffee was decent although a bit weak, and the coffee flavor in the latte lacked depth. Despite one reviewer saying the prices were right in line with WC, they seemed a bit higher than that. So try this place out, if you wish, and judge for yourself. However, we won't be returning.

Three of us had dinner here on 3/3/19. Unfortunately we found the food below average in quality, the prices inflated, and would not come back. The only good item we had was the creamy wonton soup. The basil chicken was too oily, contained nothing but the chicken, and the meat had a strange aftertaste that made us suspect it was not fresh. The mei fun rice noodles included little except the noodles, and the dry braised green beans were dripping in oil, with the garlic and onions blackened. The downstairs seating area is claustrophobic, with tables crammed in. Parties of six or more seated at the large round tables received priority service. We had to flag down a waiter to order entrees. Given our negative experience, we wonder whether some of the positive reviews of this place are authentic.

Three of us tried this eatery for the first time today (Sunday brunch). Two of us were disappointed with our meals. I had the Egg + Chicken Sausage Sandwich. The sausage was blackened on one side, the egg overly firm and bland, and there was hardly any smashed avocado and manchego. A friend had the Dashi Ramen, and said it was just ok, and not what he expected. Our other friend had the Inside Out Quinoa Burger and enjoyed it. One of us ordered a Bloody Mary (it cost $12!), and he said it tasted watered down, and he could not taste almost any alcohol. My decaf coffee had a strange aftertaste. So all in all, this place did not live up to its reputation, and none of us would return. There are too many other, better places to eat for about the same price.