Sure. But this is a neighborhood place, not a tourist attraction. For the most part you should assume your customers know what you have and what they like (once you've been open for a while anyway).
It's disappointing that they price their toast so that many people in the neighborhood won't go in for a chat with some friends over toast. That said, for the time being there seem to be plenty of people who don't mind paying the ridiculous prices.
I'm always a little disappointed when, even if the quality is high, there is a complete lack of value. Especially for what should be a neighborhood bakery/cafe - a hub of community interaction. Sigh.
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