Comfort Cafe

Comfort Cafe was the perfect breakfast spot, and we loved everything about our experience. The food was comforting, indulgent, and clearly made with care. We had a mix of classic and creative breakfast dishes perfectly cooked eggs, crispy bacon, hearty toast, and some seriously amazing comfort sides. The breakfast sandwich was rich and satisfying, and the scrambles were loaded with flavor and generous portions. And the French toast… absolutely incredible. Soft, fluffy, beautifully dusted with powdered sugar, and topped with whipped cream pure comfort food in the best way. Everything felt homemade and intentional, from the plating to the flavors. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, making it a great place to slow down, enjoy your meal, and start the day right. This is one of those places that leaves you full and happy. Amazing breakfast, great vibes, and a spot we’d absolutely come back to again.

GREAT Concept, Great Food. Run as a non profit by a support Group, This is a pay as yu wish ( $15-20 recommended Contribution). Open Friday,Saturday, Sunday 8:00 - 3:00. Extensive menu as in photo. I had an excellent Patty Melt and he cream of spinach souop, both were 5 star. Others in our party had various breakfast dishes, all were very good. Service, Ambiance, and staff were increadable. Indoor and pato dinning available

What an awesome place and business concept. While I have heard of non-profits operating places to eat, we were so delighted to have found this place. The staff is super friendly and helpful. They asked if it were our first visit and then began explaining the ordering process. Only open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, these folks got something going on here. Our granddaughter wanted the grilled cheese and it was absolutely huge and cut into smaller bite size portions. The wife got a burger with grilled onions and it looked amazing. Of course I had to try the jalapeño popper burger and let me tell you..PROBABLY IN TOP 3 OF BEST BURGER I’VE HAD!!! Only accept cash and check, but the small inconvenience is worth the atmosphere and food. Stop by and try them out!!

This was our first visit, and we thought at maybe 11am on a Sunday we'd be ahead of the crowd. Eh, not so much as the order line stretched all the way to the door. Servers and other staff were all moving quickly but to a person were exceedingly customer service oriented and patient with our newbie selves on how things work there. It took about 50 minutes in line to get to the order bar, but the young lady there treated me like I was the only one in line. After ordering, it took another 45 minutes or so to get the food. We got the NY sandwich and the three meat scramble. They were out of the roasted breakfast potatoes already and the potato "casserole" thing was okay. Overall the food was good, but not eye knocking. Again, they were super busy. We'll try them again on a Friday when maybe they won't be so busy.

So relaxing and definitely comfort food. I normally eat 2 thin pancakes but theirs is SOOO GOOD I ate both. Had the Lone Star Breakfast. My son the kid breakfast.

What an amazing place! Food was delicious and a great selection. Staff was very friendly. Had the corned beef hash, yogurt parfait, and the Texas Benny. You can't go wrong with a visit here. Food is donation based suggested $15 - $20 per entree. Well worth it.

Amazing Place with amazing food and people. This is for such a great cause! Good was absolutely Delicious 😋 and Big helping. You definitely leave feeling full and Happy!!

Food, sland service were awesome. No prices for what you order, but the donation of food prices is up to you, which is to help out for a great cause. Food is freshly prepared with lots of love, and is amazing. We had the corned hash plate, the drunken monkey plate, and some French toast with a cream cheese filling- topped with a strawberry puree, all of it was amazing!!! This food is something to look forward to eat, leaves you with the urge to go back soon, and enjoy more. The Comfort Cafe in Smithville, Texas, supports SerenityStar, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides a safe, sober, and spiritual environment for individuals and families to recover from addiction. All proceeds from the cafe's "pay what you can" meals, specialty coffees, and desserts go directly to funding Serenity Star's recovery programs.

Fantastic food, better company! Love this place! Shoutout to Ronald for keeping the welcome warm!

Another 5 star experience @ the Comfort Cafe, Smithville! The cheeseburger was big and juicy, the patty melt was loaded with carmelized onions and the served on marble rye toast! The food is sooooo delicious- it's magical. Not kidding! You have to try the breakfast potatoes... loaded! (The staff is sober... but the potatoes are loaded...hahaha) Fun friendly staff... and the coolest vibe of any place I've ever eaten!

I have had this establishment on my list to try out for a while now. Finally tried it Saturday morning with my family. They do accept cash only or check so make sure to come prepared. There are no prices on any of the food on the menu. Keep in mind they say donation as suggested $15 per plate. We ordered a pancake kids meal for my daughter and my husband orders a hash bfast and I ordered the blueberry compote pancakes and let me tell you, they did NOT miss! Everything was so fresh and hot. So fresh and homemade. I cannot wait to come back to try more items. My daughter's pancake was Mickey Mouse and she loved it! Great service, friendly faces and love the art and ambience of the area we will be back soon.

Note it's cash only and purely donation based with suggested donation amounts per person provided. This restaurant is a branch of a charity assisting with addiction rehabilitation and everyone who works there is in the charity program from job experience and assistance getting back on their feet. All the proceeds go right back to the charity and the people working there. Everyone was so nice and accommodating. The space is cute and cozy and feels like your grandmas living room in the best way. The food was delicious and the servings are huge!

The food here was amazing. There were 8 of us and it was an easy wait to get a table. We all had a mish mash of breakfast and lunch items all of which were excellent. The restaurant was clean and very well decorated along with an incredible staff!

Love everything this place stands for. This one is a little different from the location I went to in San Antonio as you order at the counter and they bring the food out & you pay afterwards for most items. Nobody really checked on us after our food & bill was dropped & I had to walk back to the front counter to pay. It's pay what you can with a suggested 15$ donation per entree- all the funds are going it back into facilitating programs to those who strive to recover. One thing I loved about SA location was hearing the story from our server about how she overcame addiction and what her "why" was. So I was a little sad not to get this interaction at the smithville location. Food was great, large servings forsure. Breakfast potatoes could have used a little more seasoning. The Vietnamese coffee was delish! However they don't have the large coffee selection at this location either and I sure was looking forward to a "flight" of iced coffees. Deff will come back when I can and recommend anyone to take the drive or make the stop at least once as your contributions make a world of difference not only to the addicts themselves but their families & the food doesn't disappoint!

We've been coming to CC for years. The drive from Katy is well worth it. If you're a foodie, you got to come to this place. It's truly a bucket list place. CC has so much history- too much to put here. It may not be the only restaurant to not publish prices, but their reason is truly unique. Most everything is made from scratch. Portions are plenty. Flavors are hard to beat. If there's a line, wait. No alcohol- you'll understand. Cash only. Be hungry.

Oh wow! I don't know where to start. The staff is so friendly, and so open about their past. And the food is absolutely amazing. Listen people! If you come here, and you eat, you will be a happy person! So awesome! The service, the food, the intent behind this whole organization is just absolutely unbelievable. You will be pleased. You will be glad you came here. So please do so. In health and happiness! Danny

We love comfort Café in Smithville. The food is always good and the wait staff are very friendly. I will say that the pay system seems to confuse a lot of the elderly people in the area. It's strictly donation but they have a recommended amount which when we started going was $10 per plate. I have no idea if or how much it has gone up recently and I think better signage would help. Especially since they now have you come to the counter to place your order so you're really not very prepared when you get up there. Even after being there a couple of times, this last time was still confusing for me. But it's a very worthy cause and I applaud them for doing it and I will definitely go back!

The service was excellent and the food was outstanding. Their suggested donations for meals are very reasonable. They brought a water bowl for my dog (pets are allowed in their patio). The atmosphere was perfect. We will definitely go there again whenever we're in town.

Absolutely Amazing! So we decided to take a road trip to Smithville to see the sights and i am glad we did. After driving through the town, we noticed this eclectic restaurant with some art work outside. We stopped, parked and made our way inside. BTW they have a huge outdoor area for games and hanging out. Inside there is a huge menu on the wall you can order from as well as daily specials. The food is amazing. Very filling and a self serve syrup station! If you heading to Smithville, do yourself a favor and stop here!

Best food in texas! Always a please to go and feel good. Their breakfast and desserts are amazing. I wish they were open all the time, but we'll worth the wait. Beautiful cause and message.

They continue to put out awesome tasting food. I'm always amazed how quickly it's done. This place has never disappointed and has become a family favorite when we have visitors in town. I like that they have indoor and outdoor seating options coloring placemats for the kids and a small book section if they want to read while they're waiting for their food. I do miss the times where you had a little bit more time to get to know the servers, but I understand that time to change.

The concept is great, but not worth the headache/hunger. The only options that have been consistent are the sweet options. Which, I do not eat. I often have to go through the menu attempting to order multiple items, to be told they're out. Update the menu! It's on a chalk board. Had I known they were out of everything, we wouldn't have stood in line for half an hour to order, and the first part of our party wouldn't have paid, sticking us there. That last time I gave up and just ordered a side of the potato casserole, and it was raw. Including coffee and iced tea. It's rarely a "coffee shop". That last time, I had to go to the General Store to get coffee, because at noon they were out of everything but tap water. If you won't make iced tea after noon, maybe just close at noon. 2 hours to finally sit and watch everyone else eat and go back to work hungry. I doubt I'll ever return. It was great years ago, when I used to go. Always took visitors. In my opinion, you're better off going to Austin. And I hate Austin so much, I've been taking the back roads east of Taylor to go see my family in Georgetown, due to the urban sprawl when I can. That should tell you how much I enjoy that place now.

This place was super good. Service was fast and efficient. The coffee and cinnamon roll pancakes were delicious. Super clean restaurant and highly recommend.

Great place to spend some quite time with whoever. Not to mention the great food. I have eaten there several times and food has been just great.

I can't say enough good things about this fantastic place. Neither can the rest of the world. While people disagree over politics, religion, sport and everything else on the planet, There is at least one point about which everyone agrees. Comfort Cafe is totally totally awesome. What's good about this place? The pro bono concept. The people. The art. And the amazing food. * * * Comfort Cafe is the social support and fundraising arm for Serenity Star - a sobriety organization in San Antonio and branches in Smithville and elsewhere in Texas. Whether or not Serenity Star is technically Alcoholics Anonymous or not - The spirit of the endeavor is Alcoholics Anonymous all the way. Since AA is the most effective substance abuse program on the planet, This connection alone would make them a force for good. Comfort Cafe has a meeting room for formal substance abuse sessions. The Cafe is meant to cover that expense, and cover the expenses of a rehab ranch for more extended treatments. It is also a "soup kitchen" which serves way better food than soup. Serenity Star does not charge for its services - unless you really want to pay. This includes eating at Comfort Cafe. You can walk in without a dime in your pocket ... Order everything from soup to nuts .. And you only pay what you can afford. At the end of the meal, they leave a little "cashbook" at your table - the type of item that a bill usually appears in. You can put in a zillion dollars. You can put in nothing. No one ever looks to see what is inside. So if times are rough, and you need to feed your family, You can give them a massive Sunday breakfast with all the trimmings and everything is on the house. And that breakfast will be fantastic. (More on the food later.) If you actually do put in money, it covers the expenses of the cafe. The rest goes to the rehabilitation ranch. Not surprisingly, the people who would design such a concept are as saintlike as you would think they would be. I talked to a number of them. They are all hardworking charismatic stars with a gift for gab and total charm. Bastrop is an artist's paradise - and Smithville is Bastrop East with cheaper rents. There are art galleries all over town. The town specialty is mosaic murals although there are plenty of good painters too. Comfort Cafe has two buildings and an outdoor courtyard with an entrance alley. All of the above have been decorated top to bottom with local art and with the murals. I think the artist who put the matching murals in the entrance alleyway is Stefanie Distefano. (If I am wrong, someone please send me a correction.) Her work is all over town and it is amazing. She made two face to face mosaic murals for the Comfort Cafe alleyway. Those double murals are absolutely spectacular and are not to be missed under any circumstance. Just seeing the Distefano mosaics is worth driving from Houston or Dallas, never mind driving from Austin. * * * Now this is Yelp. And Yelp is about the food. How is the food? O M G These are the absolute best breakfasts in the Central Texas area - bar none. Austin has nothing remotely close to what they serve at Comfort Cafe. Portions are enormous. The yogurt parfaits are served in a giant champagne glass the size of a salad bowl - and must have a pound of fresh fruit in them. I ordered "light" and just had strawberry crepes. These were three huge crepes totally filled with fresh strawberries - along with homemade caramel and mountains of whipped cream. The crepes were absolutely positively spectacular. My carnivorous partner in crime had a three meat scramble which virtually filled a whole dinner plate and was stacked high with meat. His blueberry pancakes had massive amounts of super large high quality fresh blueberries. Their house coffee can beat any yuppie coffee house in Austin. If these dishes don't appeal to you, (and you would be nuts not to order them yourself), The menu of dishes you can choose from is massive. They have vast numbers of breakfast items including all sorts of benedicts, egg dishes, and a spectacular looking waffle sampler. They also do burgers - which get a lot of action from the customers - a wide variety of hot and cold sandwiches - and a number of salads if you are feeling healthy. Basically, there is almost nothing you could want for a Texas breakfast or lunch that they don't have at Comfort Cafe. And you eat in a place with wonderful art, with wonderful people, and all of the proceeds go for a magnificent cause. * * * So what are you waiting for? Get yourself to Smithville! If you live in East Austin, this is not a problem. If you live in Cedar Park or Dripping Springs, take the drive. If you live in L.A. or North Carolina, get on a plane and get out here! This is an experience not to be missed!

This is a cafe where you pay what you think the food was worth. All proceeds go to support people who are in recovery from drugs and alcohol. My breakfast was one of the best I have had in ages. The blueberry waffles were crisp and had lots of blueberries. An omelette with ham, cheese and some veggies was perfectly cooked and fluffy. The wait staff were attentive and helpful. The whole vibe here is interesting. This photo kind of explains it.

So glad we found this restaurant. Great concept... great food... great service! I would definitely go back.

Everything is definitely 5stars! Location: Smithville tx Staff: welcoming, friendly Price: Donation only , suggested $15/meal + $5/fancy coffee. CASH or check only. They also have website option available to donate. Parking: plenty of street parking Don't get discouraged by a long line. They move pretty quickly. Seating: both Indoor and outdoor Food was delicious, turmeric coffee was a great comfort hit. Will definitely continue to come.

Food still very good. Staff is friendly and helpful. I just miss the at-the-table service. Standing in line, hovering over people already eating, and trying to figure out a chalkboard menu while wondering we we might be able to sit for our meal is just not my idea of the start of a relaxing and enjoyable meal. Hence, we seldom go there now and just don't want to put any visiting friends or family through that process. Wish they'd bring back table ordering! (...that might also bring more generous gratuities to support their cause) I wish them the best.

I never written a yelp review before but this is just ridiculous. We waited a hour in line just for them to tell us at the front counter, that they only accept cash. The whole time we were in line there was no signs or no heads up that they were only accepting cash. We went outside as we left and there was no signs or anything at the front door. My morning on Mother's Day was ruined with waiting in that line just to find out at the end we couldn't even eat here. The waitress taking our order didn't offer any ideas or help saying we could go pull money out, she just went on to the next customer. Never coming back here again after today

Comfort Cafe never disappoints! Had a Florentine Benny and its was great! If your local or can't find a great breakfast spot from afar, come get taken care of at Comfort Cafe! You won't regret it!

Amazing! Definitely going back. Great food, oh so good and the staff was fantastic. I love the entire model and how they're helping recovering individuals. So amazing. Keep the great work going!

We had another wonderful experience here today. It was a beautiful day, so we sat outside. My wife ordered her usual (she's in love with their western omelette), and this time I got the reuben. Both were very good. The breakfast potatoes are best if you order them "fully loaded (we didn't this time). They don't officially have waiters (you order at the counter), but the staff checked on us quite regularly and, as usual, we found them to need both friendly and accommodating. We end up donating extra money to the cause every time we come here. But it's our pleasure to do so. We absolutely love their mission, their food, their welcoming and creative atmosphere, and, well, everything about this treasure of a restaurant.

Food was absolutely on point. I had a delicious Rueben sandwich with a side of the most amazing BLT pasta salad. My niece opted for two enormous waffles with Nutella, whipped cream and d strawberries. She was stuffed after only eating half her food. Atmosphere was down home comfort with lovely kind staff. Will definitely be going back when I'm in the area. Most of all I love the idea that your meal cost (donations) go to funding an admirable cause. Delightful!

Today, I came in with Thing One & Two for breakfast after picking Thing Two up from camp. While it was not my first time here (nor my last), it was a first for the Things. What we got.... Crab-cake Benedict What is it? It's an English muffin topped with crab cake (where there's normally ham in traditional eggs Benedict), a sunny-side-up egg, hollandaise, and green onion. The crab cakes were delicious & tender with delicate eggs & lovely hollandaise. Bravo! Burger Thing One ordered a burger with mushrooms, fried egg and bacon. The well-done burger was grilled perfectly and loaded with fresh crisp bacon. It was obvious that this burger was made with love. Oreo-stuffed French Toast Thing Two ordered this sugary breakfast item. These Oreo waffles were light, fluffy, delicious, and filled with tasty Oreos inside. I absolutely love coming here as the mission is close to my heart. As the daughter, niece, cousin, and friend of addicts, to me, places like this give those with addiction struggles the reassurance that there is always another day to turn things around. #supportlocal

Five stars with over 160 reviews? Who doesn't want to eat there? We did! An so glad! Read the background story on this place. Just wow!!! We got there after 10:30 and waited in line for about 30 minutes. Why so long of a wait? Because the person Can you talk? G the order, wish I would have gotten her name was phenomenal! She took her time explaining and taking orders. Hubby & I both got the Lone Star plates. He opted for the cheesy potatoes & I for the fried ones. The cheesy potatoes were OMG good. Mine were too. The fruit crepe was awesome and so were the cinnamon roll pancakes. Sad that they had run out of bacon. We sat outside and there were a lot of bees. We didn't mind them. Overall. Huge portions. Amazing place with Amazing people. What a mission!

This is a magnificent restaurant! Not only is the food served with thoughtfulness and beauty, each plate holds the best meal I've ever enjoyed--EVERY time. Positive messages abound on the walls inside, in the restrooms and outside in the patio area--so much authentic love! Now here's the most amazing aspect--there are no prices anywhere because customers can donate whatever they feel is appropriate for their meal.

I don't even know what to say. I left speechless. The food is what dreams are made of. The whole purpose behind this cafe is mind blowing. Their story is amazing. Just go and hear, see, and taste for yourself. Bring cash or check.

Always good food, great service, and great community program. Everything is tasty, but today I couldn't choose between Lemon Ricotta pancakes or crepes, so I got Swedish crepes with blueberry compote, and it was tasty Rae gets the drunken monkey, but today, it came with hollandaise sauce. Have to say it was even better. The coffee is tasty, and they offer specialty drinks as well. Check out the specials, too. Sometimes, they have a specialty plate. 2 locations, Smithville and SA.

Been here twice and can't wait for the next! Iced Coffee is so good!! Breakfast is made-to-order but don't miss the hash brown casserole, no matter what. You'll thank me later. If you go early enough (or during reasonable weather) be sure to sit outside--oh my goodness, it's just lovely!! No better breakfast in Bastrop County. AND the mission and decor just make me happy each time I'm there. Give Comfort Cafe ALL your business!

Kept hearing about this place and had to check it out. If you don't know the story behind it ask the staff. It's pretty awesome. We kept hearing about this coffee flight, if you are a coffee lover get it. It's amazing and well worth it. We also had the CBGB Benny, Lone star breakfast, and Cinnamon roll pancakes. The side of cheesy potatoes that comes with most of the breakfast meals is definitely something you will dream about. 10 out 10.

When I went 6/7/25, cash or check only was required. So I had to leave and try somewhere else. Would have liked to try the food.

I love everything about the Comfort Cafe! The food is always amazing, the portions are huge, the service staff is always friendly, and what they do everyday as an organization... I believe in and support. Tough People, Tough Times... Tough Times don't last but Tough People do! #higherpower #restoreyourfaith #positiverehabilitation

My wife, 2 year old daughter, and myself went to the Comfort Cafe for breakfast. The cafe exceeded expectations in every single regard. I had the western omelette and my wife the drunken monkey - both were amazing. My daughter's plate had one of the most perfect pancakes I've ever had. I could've eaten 3 stacks of them if I wasn't stuffed from my omelette! As mentioned by others - cash or check only, no prices, and all based on donations to help the wonderful staff whom are all at different stages of their recovery. My daughter is often a bit shy with strangers but they were all so friendly, she sure did get pretty smiley. Great group of people and sincerely wish them all the best in life. Will definitely be making future stops here when in the area.

This is one of my all time favorite places for breakfast. When you walk in, it feels like home, everyone that works there is friendly and helpful, and the food is as good as grandmas house. Comfort Cafe is a recovery based restaurant so all of the employees are in the recovery program. The prices are by donation, so you go in and order and pay what you can. This helps the people in recovery have a sense of community and make some money. I love this idea, especially for customers that are hard on their luck and can't afford a big breakfast like this. The recovery journey is very personal for me, so the cause means the world to be a part of something like this when I go to eat there. BEWARE!! The portions are out of control huge! If you don't want a couple days of leftovers, you might think of splitting a dish, especially if it's the pancakes or parfait. My absolute favorite dish: Texas Benny. Can't go wrong with that and some hash browns If it's a weekend morning, get there early because the line can be out the door. Also, don't forget to check out the patio area, decorated beautifully with local art. All around amazing place to hang out.

Food was great and the staff were really nice. Bonus is they support a good cause. Will absolutely be back.

The staff are extremely friendly and the food was fantastic. The hamburger was a handmade patty with home fries. The egg salad, curry chicken salad, and egg salad were perfect. To top it off they had a homemade strawberry vinaigrette. The atmosphere is fun and very creative. This is a must stop off the beaten path to a cute little downtown area.

What a gem of a find this place is,it has it has all sorts of breakfast items you can possibly imagine hot sandwiches cold sandwiches salads and lots of different coffee options as well. This place is rather unique because they're serving fantastic food totally by donation. It is nonprofit helping people in recovery get back into society. It is one of the most amazing places I've been to. Food is fabulous with generous portions. Drunken Monkey scrambler and Texas Benny are just wow. You pay what you think it's worth. Seriously, there are no prices. But please give generously. And, if you pay a bit over market, they'll play the drum. It is really cool. Highly highly recommend. If there is a line at the door, just be patient, IT IS WORTH IT! Very popular. They also have a San Antonio location.

Our daughter had told us about this place and we decided it was time to give it a try. The menu is, decadent, to use a word I don't have much occasion to. Oreos, chocolate, whipped cream, all the goodness you can't afford to eat and stay healthy. The special the first time we went was peanut butter bacon stuffed french toast. I love the sweet stuff so I can't say what healthy options there were, sorry, not my thing! We went a second time within a couple weeks even with the drive so this place is well worth the visit. My kids got Oreo and Chocolate chip pancakes and waffles. Wife got some crepes and an omelete. Beware, the arrangements are different than anywhere else. Cash/check only, so be prepared. They are donation based, so no set prices except for the specialty coffees whcih they require a donation for. There was seating available both times, even with a decent line on arrival. The cafe supports a good cause, and their story is on a pamphlet at the tables to browse while you wait for the food. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The food was delicious and there were so many options its hard to decide what to get. Will be going back to try all the other options.

Staff was extremely friendly. Food was delicious and served quickly. Such a good vibe and nice atmosphere.

My wife and I saw this place on Yelp while around the corner at the doctor's office. I saw all of these 5 star reviews and I just HAD to see what the hype was all about! Let me tell you, I wish I could give MORE than 5 stars for this experience!! When you first arrive here, you may get "hole in the wall" vibes just from the outside looks. This is a classic case of "don't judge a book by its cover". Most "hole in the wall" restaurants have turned out to be some of my most memorable experiences; this is one of those. I love what this restaurant stands for but I'll get to that later. Let's start with the food! Both my wife and I got the Lonestar and I upgraded my pancakes to Cinnamon Roll pancakes. There WASN'T A SINGLE THING on my plate that wasn't phenomenal! Let's start with the potato casserole. Potatoes cooked perfectly with a nice little crunch, very cheesy (just like I like it), good flavor and perfectly crunchy bacon bits. Eggs, bacon and sausage were perfection! Those Cinnamon Roll pancakes?? OMG! The pancake themselves were great; good batter, great fluff, perfect texture. Then to add Cinnamon Roll flavored cream on top turned them into a party in your mouth! Now I want to comment on what this restaurant stands for. It's a non-profit helping recovering addicts. All staff "employed" here are recovering addicts and are not afraid to mention that in conversation. A beautifully noble cause! We're all aware of the challenges recovering addicts have getting back on their feet so any business supporting them has my full support! All of the staff are incredibly friendly and very conversational. You can tell they're well taken care of. I love the outdoor space, very serene. I love the vibes here. Kudos to whoever started this restaurant!

Seriously on point with quality ingredients, service, and purpose. A total gem...will be coming back. Ps had the Corned Beef Hash and it was a taste explosion, in all the best possible ways.

Talk about living up to its name! The CC has delicious plates that hit the right spot on the comfort chart. We checked it out the first day of our girls trip and loved it so much that we came back the very next day. We would have eaten their every day if we could! The concept for this cafe renews my faith in humanity: a donation based where all the proceeds go towards a recovery program that supports everyone in the cafe working for it. My friends and I noticed a definitely uplifting and positive atmosphere while eating there. Staff was very warm and friendly. Comfort Cafe will be a regular visit anytime I'm in town!

Great great food and service. We will return. Big serving and the employees were absolutely wonderful. The ambience was funky and adorable

This cafe's atmosphere was so homey, the people were so sweet and caring! I loved that we donated for our bill! Thank you Comfort, we'll be coming back!

You can taste the love they put into the food. Each plate served goes towards saving the life of a man or woman who is willing to heal their wounds of addiction. All donations go back into the program Serenity Star. Let the staff and residences show you how addicts in recovery look and act when they decide to heal. The food is amazing and the cafe is picture worthy!

The food is always excellent... no matter what you order. One of my favorites is the Texas Bene...great eggs Benedict with a Texas kick (jalapeños in the sauce! Yum! The service leaves no room for improvement. This is definitively a eating spot you have to try!