Edith’s Cafe

We really enjoyed our meal here. The food was delicious. My only complaint was the service was very slow considering the fact that there were not many other patrons at the time. The prices are appropriate for the portions we received. We will be back, especially to try some of their beautiful desserts.

The high tea here is divine! If you're looking for a place to have an elegant tea party this is the best spot in north texas! Allen was so sweet and wonderful, and made sure everything was perfect. The service is 10/10 and the food is just as amazing. I included pictures of our tea party for reference! Can't wait to come back again soon!

Very friendly service and the pastries are great. The menu items were a bit bland for my taste. The grilled tomatoe was hard and cold in the middle as if it had been just taken out of the crisper. Steak was tender. The french onion soup was just fine. Enjoyed the reasonably priced mimosas, they were $3 each. I would try this place again, perhaps just a different entree.

Quaint, and a much better restaurant than it should be considering it's surrounded by twin peaks and other mediocre suburban chains. The raclette is superb, but everything I've had there is delicious. The short rib hash, the poutine, the crepes, the croissant, the desserts. Every time I go I feel like there's something I need to try the next time. No reservations after 1030 is the only downside. The coffee is strong, the prices are reasonable, and it is a very pretty restaurant to boot. Be a good son, take your mom to brunch.

Update: Never again, this is Dallas with plenty of cafes! If you go on a Sunday morning before the place is busy 9-10:30, don’t bother to sit outside. They don’t seem to check the outdoor sittings nor open the door to/from outside sitting although the place is open. To get service go to the front, tell them you need service before sitting down, and wait several minutes before someone takes your order. A lot of effort to enjoy a lazy Sunday breakfast and coffee; might return if they remain open for business and pay attention to customers waiting for service. It’s not about the sweets you bake and the pretty food you put on the plate, but also the attention to every customer that walks in your store, efficiency in the service you provide, and consistency. - - - Went for Sunday breakfast... had quiche, pancake, cappuccino, and black coffee. Everything was excellent; the food had quality, well made, and flavored well. For a location known with parking issues, it was surprisingly easy to park. They have a large outdoor patio seating with French cafe music. I expected it to be a walk up and order cafe, but pleasantly surprised it is a seat down eatery.

Very nice place to have breakfast, the service was good but we waited for a while for our desert (we wanted to eat it before breakfast). they had to warm it up and they brought it to us cold they took it back and we have to wait around 20 minutes for them to bring it back to us again, they said they forgot to bring it out. They brought it with out food which that's not what we wanted. overalls for the first time the food was really really good the atmosphere is nice they have really good coffee and that whole area is really awesome. Also inside you can see by my pictures but it's a really cool place to be. I'm recommending this place.

Went here for lunch, very busy. I had the ABLT which was delicious and sweet potato fries were also really good. Didn't like the tenderloin omelette as much. The almond tart was very delicious! Slight dense cake with a nice amount big sweetness to it. Great with coffee or tea as dessert.

Loved the decor, the blueberry sausage was great! I expressed to the waitress that I was expecting and I know I’m supposed to avoid certain cheeses and things. She told me the avocado toast only had hollandaise sauce on it, but it came out and there was definitely some kind of soft white cheese on it. Don’t get me wrong, it was delicious, I just hoped for a little more accurate information about what was in the dish before I ordered. Come to find out later, you aren’t supposed to have hollandaise sauce while pregnant either because it could be made with raw egg, oh well, I’m sure it will be fine and I can’t wait to enjoy that dish again after baby is born! Some of the glasses on our table seemed not very clean, so I used my water bottle that was in my purse instead. Hubby really enjoyed his food.