Chris B.
Yelp
I first stumbled on this place while listening to Jazz station 91.9 WCLK (love that station but I digress) where they had an advertisement. The ad caught my attention because I had driven by place many times and noticed the name on the door. I made it my business to research the spot online and what I found made me want to check them out. It wasn't until we went to another spot a couple doors down next to the Slutty Vegan called Augie's Cafe that made it a necessity for us to check out D Cafe. Now I will not deny that the food at Augie's is delicious as well, but the place is about the size of my carport with very limited seating and a slow waitstaff. They took so long to serve us at Augie's that we walked out. It was then that I remembered D Cafe and thus began my food relationship with them. Full transparency, I will say that while very friendly with down home charm, they are also slow with service but in their defense, it is family-run and the server not only serves but she also runs the cash register so take your patience with you when you go. Once you taste their food, you will be glad that you were patient as the food is made from scratch and quality takes time (and it is quality food). If you want quick or fast food, then there are a number of other options from which to choose but this NOT the place for you. They have other menu selections, but I always get the salmon croquettes, cheese scrambled eggs, grits, toast and a mimosa (or 2 or 3) and it is always on point! Nestled in the West End, the ambiance is VERY chill, unpretentious, and laidback and makes a GREAT place to go after church or after a night of hard partying and you are in need of a hearty meal to knock off a hangover. Or is equally wonderful to take a loved one for a romantic breakfast that you may enjoy at one of several table seating options available. Check them out. You will be glad that you did. www.dcafeatl.com.