
Health-conscious, Japanese-influenced fare served in an industrial-chic destination with a terrace.
From Google Maps reviews.
Cute little spot with some tasty food and drinks! There’s some merchandise up front with items like pottery, candles, incense, bowls, spoons, and the like. The baked goods at the front counter look delicious, yet to try. When ordering hot food be prepared to wait a bit, especially if they’re busy, as the food comes out fresh and hot! I had my first espresso tonic at Acre and it was great! I was in the mood for a cold drink and made the switch from cold brew to espresso tonic based on barista’s
We came to ACRE on a Saturday late afternoon. It was around 3 pm, and the restaurant was still bustling with a hefty lunch crowd. Upon entering the storefront, you are greeted by a bunch of home good offerings, like bowls and chopstick holders. There’s a cashier at the front taking orders. After placing an order, we grabbed our hojicha latte and yuzu poundcake from the front and then waited at the back for a table to open up. It took less than 10 minutes for a two-top to be available, but i
Very nice atmosphere. Got the egg sandwich, chicken sandwich and fries. After we ordered and ate we realized it’s better to get the bento. The sandwiches are harder to eat since they are big. Food was very good.
From the Jul 22, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.

Food came from an unapproved or unknown source.

Hot food was held below 140°F, cool enough for bacteria to grow.

Adulterated or mislabeled food was kept or offered for sale.