Coffee&rsquo;s solid every time, and you can&rsquo;t beat the price. Grab a seat upstairs&mdash;way quieter than the main floor. Just wish they had a proper wine list to go with it.

Came in for breakfast, ordered the chilaquiles and a coffee. Food came out fast, which I needed. Place is colorful, kinda loud but that&#39;s fine. Tasted good, not fancy, just solid. Bill was fair for what you got. Quick bite, no complaints.

The wine list is decent, bottles are priced well. I tried a glass though and the pour was pretty small. Kind of a letdown if you&#39;re just wanting one with your meal. Stick with the bottle if you&#39;re with someone.

Came here on a weekday evening, place wasn&#39;t too packed. The lighting is warm, not that harsh bright stuff you get in some spots. Chairs are decent, I could actually sit for a while without my back hurting. Had a few drinks and some snacks, prices are fair for what you get. Staff was chill, didn&#39;t hover around. Good enough for a casual hangout.

Stopped by for drinks at the cantina area. Good margaritas, chill vibe. Didn&#39;t eat this time, but the menu looked solid. Main dining room seemed a bit touristy, so I&#39;d stick to the bar side. Service was quick enough for a busy Saturday. Fair prices for the neighborhood.

The patio is lovely, and I liked that they had a few lighter options on the menu. Around $250 with a drink felt fair for the quality. Fresh ingredients came through in every bite.

We had a wonderful experience celebrating a birthday here. The staff was friendly, and the cuts of meat were exquisite!

Came for the pour-over, stayed for the espresso tonic. That one really hit. Beans are from Veracruz, you can taste the difference. Chilaquiles were decent too, not the best I&#39;ve had but solid. Place was a bit busy when I went, had to wait a few minutes for a seat. Coffee made it worth it though.

The grilled fish was fresh and perfectly seasoned. I liked that they had some lighter options on the menu. Music downstairs was a bit much, but upstairs was calmer.

Baguette and burrito were solid, but the waffle came out burnt and dry. Oreo frappe was mostly just the shell. Service was fast though, so can&#39;t complain too much.

The ricotta bread was still warm when it came out &mdash; really good with coffee. Breakfast menu has some solid picks. Place is right in the center so easy to find. Just wish they had a bit more seating, felt a little cramped.

Loved the homemade flavor here, and honestly the prices are hard to beat. Portions were decent for what you pay. Good casual spot if you&#39;re in the area.

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