Cafe Ellefsen also serves up Scandinavian meatballs as well as a \"Norwegian poutine\" and mackerel poutine, all of which I have plans to try in the near future. Although the place calls itself a cafe, it sits on that grey line between cafe and restaurant... or even diner for that matter. I've never stood inline at a cafe before, except for certain Barstucks where I would stand like an idiot waiting for a seat because a bunch of jerks decided a cafe would be a great place to sit with a laptop all day. Just so happened that these geniuses found there way to Cafe Ellefsen this particular Sunday. I don't see this being a problem now, but once the word gets out about their food, I would see it causing a conflict between turning tables and people nursing a herbal tea. In any case, with a refined and concise menu, this spot is a great choice for a light meal that's a little bit out of the ordinary.
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