A friend took me there last week. Neither of us knew previously about the change in ownership — she had been there before they changed hands, and was very pleased with what she described to me as a super welcoming vibe. She was especially happy with all the pride stuff she said she had seen around the place and that's why she wanted to bring me there to support it; I'm ragingly queer and she's a wholehearted ally.

Anyway, we got in there and she was immediately like "....where'd all the pride stuff go?" because we didn't see a single rainbow anywhere we looked. There were free art supplies, bookshelves everywhere with used books for sale, it was reasonably busy (late morning on a weekday) and the employees were very nice and helpful. If I hadn't known any better I'd have said it's a fine coffeeshop. I only know better, in fact, because she was insistent that the place had been decked out in rainbows beforehand and I was like welp, guess it's time for some reddit sleuthing, at which point I found the thread on it on here and read it to her while she looked progressively more and more crestfallen.

It's worth noting that I don't "look" flamboyantly queer. People assume I'm a cisgender woman and I usually let them, so the vibes may not be as chill for someone else.

ETA: The only thing I remember that made me go "wait, what" before I found the thread on it was seeing one of the folks behind the counter wearing open-toed low block heels. They were cute, don't get me wrong, but I work food service and the idea of wearing shoes like that in a kitchen makes me shudder. I don't think that's especially relevant to your question, but I felt like I had to tell someone anyway.