Café Miguel

Nice spot for breakfast. We were seated all the way in the back near the back door, so there was a bit of a draft, which wasn’t ideal given the freezing temperatures. The latte was amazing—definitely the highlight for me. My girlfriend was a big fan of the steak burrito, while I found it just okay. The huevos rancheros were also decent but nothing special. Overall, it was a decent experience, though not something to write home about.

We had a fantastic experience at this restaurant today! We arrived while traveling, still with our luggage since we hadn't checked in our hotel yet, and Miguel was incredibly kind and accommodating. He went out of his way to securely store our bags right away, making us feel so welcome from the moment we walked in. The food was absolutely delicious and blew us away. We especially loved the tortilla soup, the quesadilla de chicharrón with its perfect spicy kick, and the chai latte, which was a delightful surprise. Service was quick and friendly, and the prices were very reasonable. Highly recommend this spot if you're in the area. It's a true gem!

I absolutely LOVED this little gem of a place!!! I grew up in Mexico & am pretty picky when it comes to Mexican food in the US. This place nails it! Had a delicious brunch. The Huevos Ahogados were amazing. Next time I’m getting the chilaquiles. The cappuccino was me of the best I’ve ever had. Can’t wait to go back!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 — A Hidden Williamsburg Gem Cafe Miguel in Williamsburg is an absolute must for anyone craving a real, comforting Mexican breakfast. I tried both the chorizo burrito and the applewood bacon burrito, and they were incredible — flavorful, perfectly balanced, and honestly some of the best breakfast burritos I’ve had in NYC. What truly sets this place apart is the energy behind the counter. The woman cooking had such an amazing, warm aura that it genuinely felt like stepping into someone’s home for a homemade Mexican breakfast. You can taste the love and authenticity in every bite. If you’re in Williamsburg, do yourself a favor and stop by Cafe Miguel. This spot is the real deal. 🌯🔥

Delicious Mexican food with a special touch! Chilaquiles arent the most traditional way you find in Mexico but they are amazing! Chorizo burrito is maybe the best one I have tried in New York. Fresh meat, and filling ingredients. The only thing I will complain is about the waiting. So if you come on the weekends make sure you have some extra time for the line and order the food. Overall is worth coming here :)

The place was a delight , hands dawn the best Mexican place. The food was exactly what I was craving specially the chilaquiles with the perfect flavor …. The drinks woaaaa the ambience very home is like being in the house of grandma. So expect it to be charming and have personality. Celebrated my birthday brunch after church here. Will be back every Sunday from now on !

Amazing food, less than stellar service unfortunately. I wanted to leave 4 stars but can’t in good conscience-it took about 20 minutes for someone to take our order and then an additional 35 minutes for the food to come out; apparently there was an order mixup in the kitchen. Portion sizes for the burrito are also a bit underwhelming (photo doesn’t accurately depict the small size). Taste is there for this place though! Just maybe better off ordering takeout well in advance.

Miguel Cafe is a true Mexican gem with simple, fresh ingredients and incredible flavor in every dish. The wait can be a bit long, especially on busy weekends, but staying patient really pays off because the food is amazing and the vibe feels authentically Mexican. This is the kind of spot where you eat, enjoy, then get on with your day because they are bustling with happy customers, and it is definitely a place worth coming back to soon

Such a cozy mexican cafe, with wifi for those looking to get some work done! I've passed by this spot several times and thought I'd give it a try. The Californian in me was missing Mexican food and it really hit the spot. I got a chicken quesadilla and a hot almond chai, and I have to say - this is one of the best chai lattes I've ever had. I usually take issue with chais being too watery, but this is packed with milk and spices. Just the right amount of sweetness with a nice frothy top. I'd come back for the chai alone. Prices are extremely affordable and staff is friendly. I'll definitely be coming back regularly. Many tables were filled but there seemed to be enough flow of customers where it should be manageable to snag a table.

Maybe it was because my favorite Mon Laferte song came on right as my breakfast tetela was delivered to the table, but there's nothing I would change about the stellar brunch experience at Cafe Miguel. From the well-spiced cafe de olla to the decadence of pairing a runny egg with mole negro, this will be one of my top new spots to return to in East Williamsburg. We're really spoiled for choice in the neighborhood these days, with not one but two cafes on Grand Street serving up a proper Oaxacan breakfast.

I recently stopped by Cafe Miguel and while the Chorizo Breakfast Burrito was just okay for me, the Chai Iced Tea was delicious. It was perfectly spiced and refreshing. The cafe itself has a laid-back, cozy vibe with both indoor and outdoor seating options. It's a great spot to relax or catch up with friends. The staff was also super friendly and attentive.

This place is great but they haven't figured out delivery for their hot beverages. I've gone inside for takeout and the service was good. Ambiance is also nice and spacious. Cannot recommend the sope tinga enough. It's fantastic.

This was my first time at Cafe Miguel and I was worried there would be a line on Saturday for breakfast. To my surprise, there were plenty of seats available. The servers are friendly, and the food tasted like it was made with love from a grandma in the kitchen. I ordered 3 dishes: * Chorizo Breakfast Burrito - 10/10 - this was one of the best breakfast burritos I've ever had! The flavor of the chorizo was so good. The fluffy eggs with the hefty serving of guacamole, and small potato chunks were chef's kiss. * Chilaquiles - 8.5/10 - Even though there was no meat in this dish, I didn't feel like I was missing out. The flavor of the beans was enough to make you feel satisfied. The refreshing salsa verde helped balanced out the dish. * Chicken Tinga Sope - 7.5/10 - The tinga was lacking in a bit of salt for me. I also completely falls apart after taking one bite so it's a bit messy. * Strawberry Matcha Latte - 6.5/10 - not my favorite strawberry matcha since it just tasted like milk and you could hardly taste the strawberry or the matcha. I would skip on this drink. Overall, I definitely think this place is worth checking out and is a local gem. As much as I don't want to see it get too crowded, I hope they get plenty more customers in the future.

the chilaquiles are a must! the salsa was absolutely delicious, and this cost less than $20 including tip. can't wait to come back and try the breakfast burrito.

Excellent breakfast burritos here, done right. No unnecessary ingredients like potatoes, which is just a carb filler. Only chorizo, black beans cheese and guacamole. The coffee is solid, especially cafe olla, subtly sweet and spicy. The women behind the counter working hard, making this cafe a diamond in the rough.

An enjoyable quiet breakfast time with me and the babe. Service was polite and quick. Food was healthy and coffee suited my early morning caffeine needs. The interior transports you temporarily to Mexico. I got the Hongo breakfast burrito (vegetarian), which was substantial for the morning.

Housemade corn masa? Sign me up! Stopped over here on a weekday afternoon a week or so ago. We got a tinga quesadilla and pinto bean tetela. Both were so so tasty and really reasonable pricing. There's a cute patio out back with plenty of seating and the indoor area is just as cute. The service was friendly and quick too. Overall, we loved this spot and will definitely be coming back sometime soon!

Food is tasty and affordable. Cozy indoor space, pretty outdoor space. WiFi is pretty reliable. You can self-serve water.

Cafe Miguel is an absolute gem of a spot! Nestled in the heart of the neighborhood, it's got that cozy vibe that just makes you feel at home. The outdoor patio is a real game-changer--perfect for soaking up some sun while enjoying your coffee or catching up with friends. It's my go-to spot for getting some work done or just unwinding after a long day. If you're in the area, do yourself a favor and swing by Cafe Miguel--you won't be disappointed!

Greatest place ever. My go to spot for coffee and it's the best! The ambiance is so amazing, service is so good, and the food... EXCELLENT!!!

Staff and owners will make up an arbitrary 3 hour time limit to kick paying customers out. Seems like they pick and choose which customers they deem "acceptable" to stay and work.

I had the pleasure of trying some breakfast pastries from Café Miguel, and really enjoyed everything that I was able to taste. The first was a chocolate croissant, and that hit the spot. It seemed like it had a little extra butter to it, which made it extra good. The blueberry scone was also a very tasty treat. It was loaded with blueberries and covered with sugar crystals. I also tried a banana walnut muffin and this as also rather delicious. Altogether, I was very happy that I had an opportunity to try the food from Café Miguel as it was all very good.

It's excellent Original Mexican Food, some of the food items are made here from scratch by the cook. This is one of the most original Mexican food I tasted.

Homemade masa! It gets busy, so the service can be slow, but it's so worth it and I wasn't in any rush. The prices are amazing, too. Would highly recommend!

very affordable with amazing vibes, kind staff, AMAZING flavors. such a great find with vegan options. amazing ambiance.

AMAZING food and amazing service!! I got the caesar salad and chicken quesadilla. They were both so good! 10/10 would recommend. Such a cute little cafe.