Cafe Divis / Vinyl Wine Bar

The pizza here is so so so good!! The pan (deep dish?) crust is so yummy and all the ingredients are fresh! I get the vegan pizza without the vegan cheese (not my jam) and it’s so tasty! Always have at least two pieces leftover for late too and it reheats perfectly in the oven. They do take about 25-30 min to make your pizza so do not go there starving! Or get an appetizer? Enjoy!

The staff are friendly and the food is decent for the price/location. It's also one of the few cafes in the area that does food beyond pastries and has a range of drinks beyond coffee. The staff also bring your food to your table which I appreciate. They do have some power outlets and wifi, but the free wifi is sometimes patchy. Overall a nice spot to work. Glad they have started keeping windows and doors shut to minimise cold air drafts and noise.

I love Vinyl. It's my favorite neighborhood cafe. It has everything you could possibly want from a cafe. Great staff: Josue and Edgar are such nice guys, and the other staff there are always friendly. Coffee: the pour over is *great*, and they use Counter Culture Coffee which is really solid. Food: their paninis are hands down the best sandwiches I've ever had in a cafe, are comparable even to some fancy lunch spots, and are served with a legit side salad. It's clear they really care about the food. Vinyl mostly draws remote workers as patrons, and those types of cafes typically have bad food b/c food isn't their focus. I'm definitely a foodie, and I love eating here. Seating: for the size, there is a lot of seating. It's usually pretty full, but there seems to always be at least a couple tables open. And the tables aren't tiny like some cafes. Outlets: They have tons of outlets! Music: there's always some solid music playing in the background, just enough to add to the white noise but not loud enough to dominate in any way. Clean, spacious bathroom: makes a huge difference.

The place definitely looks popular amongst a young crowd that seems to be coming here on weekends to work on their laptops. The place itself isn't too big but there is plenty of seats and plugs to charge your phone or laptop. It has an artsy, hipster feel to it, background music is great. Staff isn't overly friendly but nice. Coffee is good and the sandwiches aren't bad either. I've had a chicken pesto panini, it was really tasty, though the salad garnish that got served with it looked a bit old and not very appetizing. The cutlery that was given wasn't particularly clean, had quite a bit of dried on food.