ENO Market & Pizzeria

This used to be one of my favorite spots. This morning, I ordered an iced coffee and asked for light ice. But they filled it with way too much ice. I asked if they could fix it, and the person behind the counter took a spoon and started scooping the ice out of my drink, then added more coffee. That’s really not something a professional establishment should do. Because of that experience, my positive opinion of this place has completely changed.

Pastries were delicious 👌 Got the chocolate chip cookie which was a sizable cookie but super soft and they warmed it up before serving Bought a protein pack from the fridge for $25 which was decent. Bit pricey but what isn’t here. Pack consisted of meat, cheese, grapes, and crackers

Any time we're in San Diego we like to go to Hotel del Coronado for the atmosphere, the expansive beach, fun people watching, and some much needed sunshine for us deprived Northwesterners. Sometimes we enjoy a drink in the lounge and sometimes we get some snacks/food at the ENO Market and hang out on the beach... and sometimes we do both. We've been doing this for several years but this time there was a noticeable change to the costs of things within the market. The price of a bag of chips was $12. Not a family size bag, just a normal size bag... actually slightly smaller than a normal size bag. That's just an example of the prices. We got two small bags of chips, two sodas, a chocolate bar, and a sausage stick... $50. That is bonkers pricing. I get it, you're a luxury hotel who caters to luxury clients, but I'm guessing even they are wondering how you can get away with charging $12 for a bag of chips.

Let me preface by saying we stay Hotel Del Coronado average 4 times yearly since 2009. Its gone thru many changes and ownerships mostly for the good. However eno pizza has unfortunately deteriorated. Waiting in line 20min to place an order, sitting on uncomfortable flimsy picnic chairs and tables and paying over $200 for pizza and wine coolers. Now this is clincher the pizza size itself shrunk by 25%. Yes toppings are scant and pizza wasn’t properly cut. Not to mention besides pork toppings they offer little meat alternatives. Hello not all of us eat pork due to religious beliefs and/or preferences we eat beef and turkey. Since Hilton took over there has been push to commercialize the del, charge exorbitant prices , skimp on services and shortchange on quality (I will be leaving detailed review of Hotel Del ). Unless the del makes changes Take A Pass on Eno’s pizza better alternatives few steps way. My suggestion for the improvements : 1. Expand meat alternatives included beef,turkey, anchovies. 2. Toss out picnic chairs (what happen to the fire pits ?) 3. Reinstate table side service . Self ordering is lame and so unbecoming of the del. Not to mention you are shortchanging the staff of tips and finally 4. If your charging $22-$25 per pizza then offer full size pizza with plentiful toppings properly cut and served. Hopefully his helps

ENO is a nice location in the heart of a beautiful architectural masterpiece. There is no need for a reservation. Area is nice and quiet, and you may able to hear the ocean sound. Food is quick and tasty. It was a pleasant surprise. Service should pay more attention to tables. Hostess welcomed us in a nice way. It's definitely a nice place for a quick lunch and go back to the beach

Worst $25 pizza I’ve ever had in my entire existence. Coffee and pastries are okay. The hot honey pizza thing is literally just chicken and hot sauce. No honey in there. Chicken was undercooked. Idk man I wish I can get my money back I coulda used it for rent 😭

Super expensive pizza but it was actually tasted delicious. The pizza tasted very fresh, like it was made with quality ingredients. Plenty of outdoor seating area to enjoy the pizza. Plenty of utensils, plates, and napkins. Clean up by throwing trash away at a nearby bin. People watch while eating pizza is fun!

I had the Bianco pizza here last week and it was the best pizza I’ve ever had. I loved it so much and I’ll be dreaming about it!

I love this place! Now you order, pay, and get your drinks at the front check-in stand then seat yourself. They bring the food to your table. Rustic Neapolitan pizza super thin with airy and crunchy crust. SHOCKINGLY GOOD!! Reminds me of my favorite Pietrini in Los Alamitos.... Marinated olives and walnuts were great! Meatballs, according to my wife, who is a true meatball snob, were great too. She likes them firm. The focaccia bread and sauce were both great too!! You sit outside overlooking the pool and ocean, pretty nice. They have heaters too. The operational word in this review is great.

My second visit to Hotel Del. Much better than the first - I got an upgrade, but the dining is still quite limited. Eno remains the default due to online ordering and food that is more portable and affordable. Quality ingredients and good portions are good enough for me. I'm digging the Grilled Stone Fruit Salad - I love charred sugar, and it's a filling, satisfying salad with good greens like arugula as well as meaty prosciutto and creamy stracciatella. Did you like that salad? Have it on some toast. The Seasonal Crostino is their focaccia spread with a seasonal jam, goat cheese and everything else from the salad. Hearth Baked Meatballs are super tender, and their pizza crust is solid. Napoli Verde is interesting. Good ingredients but I'm not sure how I feel about English peas and lardons on pizza. I felt just fine eating it, though... The market also has a mortadella sandwich and a pretty good grilled cheese with tangy tomato bisque if you're looking for a simple lunch. After a second visit in under a year, I'm developing a fondness for Eno Pizzeria...probably because it remains one of few things you can try to eat in your hotel room with not too much frustration. I think it'll be a lot longer before I come back to this hotel, but whenever I do, I won't be mad about having to eat at Eno again.

Hotel Del Coronado is always a special place to visit during Christmas time. The decorations are beautiful and ice skating next to the ocean memorable. I enjoyed a latte and savory pastry with ocean views. Eno is a self service casual restaurant where you order at the counter and find your own table for seating. We were there on a Friday around noon and there was parking on the street and plenty of table options.

It's wonderful, the price you may expect being at the Hotel Coronado. Vibes and location are just wonderful. You order at the counter and they bring it to you. What's not to like about eating delicious pizza overlooking the ocean, feeling like you're in another world or tropical place? We ordered the margherita and the funghi. The pizza was very delicious, perfectly seasoned, but arrived rather lukewarm. The crust is so thin and slightly chewy. Very, very delicious. Everything seems fresh. The tomato sauce on the Margherita was bright and slightly sweet. The delicious and light cream sauce that was on the mushroom pizza perfectly complemented the barely cooked mushrooms. Would go again. Fully enjoyed and not a crumb left.

The Hotel Del Coronado (The Del) is worth a day trip in San Diego. Both the interior and exterior have lots to see. Very cool to have an open ice skating rink right next to a beach. For dining options, they have a few restaurants and some casual eateries on the outside of the hotel. The ENO Pizzeria serves up thin-crust, Neapolitan-style pizzas. We ordered half mushroom and half cheese pizza, since our 4yo son loves cheese and is a minimalist when it comes to pizza. Unfortunately, the pizza was a bit skimpy on the toppings and there were too many burnt spots for our liking. Its probably better to grab a sandwich or pastry instead at the Eno Market right across from the Pizzeria.

Good spot to grab a quick bite if you're staying at the Hotel Del! We came for a bite to eat after our wedding day and the bacon croissant was calling our name! It tasted fresh and really hit the spot. There was also a full service coffee bar. Prices were a bit on the higher side but it was nice to have a convenient grab and go option on the property.

After we walked along the beach for a while, we were a little hungry but not quite ready for a full meal so we stopped into ENO for something light. A toasted bagel with cream cheese and a slice of banana bread. $16. I should've known better but had no idea the crazy prices for the area! So then you're armed with "is this slice of banana bread worth nine dollars?" Settling in to acceptance, It was definitely tasty. Moist and flavorful, chock full of nuts and banana slices. My bagel was...a bagel. It was fine. It did the job of holding me over until we had lunch. :) We took the last available table outside, and the views are definitely enjoyable.

These ding dongs have a line out the door. Upon reaching the register the girl taking orders has zero hospitality. I asked if they had an eggnog latte. She looked at me and said "no" staring at me. (Usually you suggest something else that may be similar in customer service). I ordered a white chocolate mocha, danish and cinnamon roll. She took the recipe and put it behind the register. Not offering it to me. My husband and I waited for the order. No cinnamon roll. I told the manager that I ordered a cinnamon roll. She asked the girl and the girl shook her head no. I said yes, I did. She told me to go pay for a cinnamon roll. I went to the register and asked for my receipt. She placed an order for two mochas and a danish. She didn't apologize. She made the roll and took back the second drink they mistakenly made. Usually it's custom to compensate for the merchants mistakes. They threw the drink away. I'm actually pissed off about it, as a business owner and past customer service employee.

During our stay, my friend had the grilled cheese from here twice. The grilled cheese is listed on the menu as coming with tomato soup at $25 however, you can get just a sandwich for $18. They do not advertise this and we found out by mistake when we said we'll take the grilled cheese sandwich and then when they were packaging it up she said oh the other day it had soup with it and the guy said yeah that's an additional cost. Did you want soup and she said no I didn't even want soup the other day. Each time she said the sammie was made with multiple cheeses and fantastic sourdough bread that was cooked just right with a nice crunch and gooey cheese. On our second visit, I ordered a pizza and while it was a decent sized pizza the crust was terrible. The bottom crust was not cooked at all. It was very doughy yet thin and flimsy. I ended up picking the toppings off my pizza and not eating the crust. They have you cornered onsite because it is the easy option. I wished it had been better. Take a walk, too many places right near by.

Nice grab-and-go spot if you are staying at Hotel Del Coronado or just visiting for the day. They have pastries, snacks, sandwiches and drinks like coffee inside the market. They also sell artisan pizza, salads, cocktails and wine outside on the patio if you are able to get a table. Because the Del is so touristy I find it a great spot to do some people watching. There is usually a line during the summer peak seasons and nothing will be cheap.

Sooooooo expensive for what you are getting. We bought 2 pizzas and 2 waters for $75. $75 would be okay if I had a great dining experience but it's an ordinary outdoor seating with metal chairs. The quality of the pizza is also just okay, again, dough nor cheese nor pepperoni were quality enough for $75z We ordered the spicy pizza and pepperoni. Pepperoni was under the cheese and a very cheesy pizza for my liking. The spicy was not for me, tasted like plastic. I also asked for the pizza to be well done and the person who took my order looked at me like I was crazy haha. Okay if you don't do well done/ crispy you can just tell me lol. Def will not be back and you should try finding another place inside Hotel Del

At 11:30am I waited in line for 20 minutes and the line had literally moved 4 parties. For a little market with premade sandwiches, pastries, packed food and basic drinks, it shouldn't take so long to order. Guess everyone here was on island time that morning or maybe their baseline is just sloooooow.

HOTEL PIZZA (3.4 stars) Beach and Pizza just go hand and hand for me! - FOOD: fair - PRICE: hotel prices - SERVICE: good when someone's around - AMBIANCE: outdoor area The only times I come to Coronado Hotel is after I've gone sailing and walk across the street because I'm lazy to go elsewhere to eat. This touristy bougie hotel has several restaurants I've ate at but wanted something super simple, like pizza. So this is what I got. :: ORDER :: MARGHERITA PIZZA ($22) - for what I got the price was a bit expensive but then again it is Hotel Coronado. The pizza was ok-good, nothing amazing but not terrible. I like pizza crust, I'm not one to eat the pizza and leave the trust. Their pizza crust was decent, kind of chewy/doughy, but it's a thin crust that's not crispy but more soggy - even with some burnt tips. The pizza sauce was one of plain and tart, the cheese was nice, and the fresh basil was good. However I wish some basil was baked into the pizza and then topped with fresh. I love Margherita pizza but there were all kind of other pizzas and I think the next time I'll have to order The Island (yes, pineapple DOES belong on pizza LOL). RECOMMEND :: SERVICE :: Good only when someone is around if nobody is at the front to take your order then you'll be waiting until someone appears. After you are seated and have your pizza you are forgotten!!! Looking for a to-go box but not a single server was around. I went to the kitchen window and the 2 cooks went in complete ignore mode even when they see you (rude). I get it they busy making pizza but damn it's called customer service. Until the next review... Until the next review...

Expensive. But what do you expect? Tea was something like $6 for a large. That's more than Starbucks. 1 liter of water was $10. But I was thirsty.. so... Bag of chips was something like $5 for a small bag. Definitely paying for the convenience of grabbing a snack whilst on property. I did have about six cups of tea from here over the course of a weekend, so became very familiar with ENO. There is an accident waiting to happen though: the sleeves they use for hot beverages are poorly made. When the liquid in the cup is too hot, the sleeves actually unglue. It happened to my husband once and his scalding tea almost spilled over himself. He managed to avoid that happening. We thought it was a flawed sleeve, until the next day it happened to him again while sitting - the sleeve unglued itself whilst at the table. The third day, it ended up happening to both of us. The sleeves just unglue. The water they use for the tea is TOO hot. It's to the point where you have to take the lid off and let it cool for about 15 minutes before it becomes at all manageable. Someone is going to get a hot liquid spilled on them because of these sleeves and will get burned. 2024: 48/100

Had their Margarita Pizza and Tomato Salad. So yummy! It was a perfect day in the shade enjoying my food with my hubby!

The pizza was delicious. They had a good char on them and tasted wood fired. The salumi had a sweetness to it while the other ones were classic flavors. We ordered for pickup and these pizzas were done early. The staff were friendly. There is a decent amount of tables and chairs to sit at for eating.

Beautiful place and even more beautiful vetoes of the pacific ocean. They introduced me to seaborn beverages and now I'm hooked.

Ridiculously overpriced for subpar food! $10 for a tiny croissant that doesn't even taste good? .. Just walk to starbucks instead.

We came for lunch on Saturday of our stay. You wait in the line and place your order, then you grab a table and they bring the food to you when it is ready. We ordered their beet & goat cheese salad along with the pear and prosciutto pizza (subbed the san marzano red sauce in lieu of the garlic cream). Portion size was great for two - we shared/split both items and were satisfied afterwards. Absolutely delicious! This is authentic style Italian pizza. Super thin, light and airy, slightly chewy crust. Perfect. Would order this again in a heartbeat. The salad was incredible. The beets were perfectly slow-roasted and soft yet not mushy. The pesto and goat cheese offered a nice balance to the savory and sweet texture/flavors of the beets. It was so good that I will be attempting to recreate these flavors at home. Highly recommend. Will definitely return to next time staying here or even visiting Coronado!

Taste and quality: 5/5 Price: 3/5 I went to the grab and go section of ENO Market with a variety of pastries and coffees (including speciality coffees). I went in January and there were still some holiday items, which was nice to see. But oh my, the prices were steep - which makes sense considering the price of staying at the del Coronado. I got the banana nut bread and a specialty coffee (each were $8), the holiday pastries were around $15/each. The service was very quick, they had a long line and there was no time for questions. The menu was also rotating on the screen, so you only have the amount of time in line to pick your item(s). It is a grab and go shop so very minimal seating outside and 75% of the store is taken up by the counter, display case, espresso machines, etc. There is just enough room to walk around, grab your food/coffee and exit. The banana nut bread though is the best I've ever had! So I know I ranted about the price, But maybe it was worth it :)

We stopped here for a quick bite while visiting the Hotel Del Coronado salad and focaccia bread was very good

Haven't been to Coronado in a while and I was craving some pizza so here I am. I came here and ordered the pepperoni and islanders pizza. The pepperoni and islander pizza were good but it was a bit pricy. The pepperoni was $26 and the islander was $25. Service here was okay. The atmosphere here is beautiful as you are right near the beach.

This review is specific to the market as we already have Village Pizzeria nearby when the pizza craving calls! Their handmade desserts and pastries are absolutely to die for. The staff will give you their honest opinion about what they like and their recommendations are excellent! Although we like to change it up each time we go there, our current favorites are the Sfogliatelle, Bananas Foster, and Espresso Pot de Creme but literally everything is good in their dessert case. Don't be shy about getting several desserts -- they'll happily pack them up for you to enjoy later!

Breakfast review: Breakfast here is a to-go style, with mostly caffeinated beverages, sandwiches/wraps, and pastries. Prices are what you would expect at a hotel, definitely expensive for what you get. The service, however, is not what you would expect at a hotel. The woman taking orders was absolutely rude and short with people. I saw her yelling at one woman who was looking at the menu to get in line. When I was putting my order in, I got the vibe of, "what do you want, hurry up and order." I asked about a pastry on the menu, the chocolate avalanche, and she just replied "chocolate and hazelnut" and eventually pointed it out when I asked (it was 5 inches from her). Just a bad attitude in general. Food was sub par. The chocolate croissant was stale and just not very good, tasted like something I'd get at a gas station for under a dollar, not something I'd get at a nice hotel for $8. Veggie wrap was just meh, not worth it. I recommend going somewhere else outside of the hotel for food, or have it delivered if looking for convenience.

Have bought many items here throughout numerous stays. Always had excellent service and quality. Stood to order by deli counter where a gentleman walked up and ordered right before me. Cristal took his order, checked him out then asked if I needed something and I said I'd like to order. She said I needed to go stand in line, that was just forming. I said you just took his order from right here. Anyway. She was rude! She had to go get the sandwich from the back. I didn't trust it, Juan then went and got a new sandwich to cook. He was very polite and caring. Great job Juan! Unacceptable customer service on her part. If there is a protocol, then the man she took the order from right by me should have been asked to move to the register to order also. Poor service!!!

It's a convenient store/ sit down restaurant whichever you want to call it, I would probably not come in if my Aunt and Uncle kept asking me to get some food while hanging out in Coronado, the reason would be the prices, well since it is within the hotel radius it means you pay more for everything, $8 for a bag of chocolate covered s'more and $19 for Italian baguette, the total is $32 after taxes, which I would never spent, but yes they're tourist and they were hungry, so you learnt your lesson for bringing food with you next time if you want to enjoy the beach and the sun, at least the let us sit down in the patio where they serve pizzas.

Cold breakfast sandwiches, beware. The convenience of having food available on the resort can't be beat. But when you're paying resort prices for cold breakfast sandwiches, heating them up properly should be the bare minimum.

We tried many items during our stay at the Hotel Del Coronado, and everything was excellent! Things we tried and enjoyed included coffee and iced lattes, Chicken Caesar salad, bacon croissant, protein breakfast wrap, Mango Bavarian Cream, Espresso Dark Chocolate Pot de Crème, Sea Salt Caramel Chocolate Tart, Vanilla Bean Crème Brûlée, Baked NY Style Cheesecake, Jumbo cookies etc. Things are slightly pricy, but affordable and worth it. Will definitely stop in again any time we're in the area.

Ordered pizza for delivery over at our suite at the Shore House. Ordering was supposedly done by app, but the app wasn't working; the front desk at Shore House was happy to call it in. The individual pizzas are splittable by two, if they aren't very hungry; one can eat a whole pie at a stretch (or save a few pieces for the next day). Quality of the pizza was quite tasty, if a bit stiff in the mid-$20s. Good crust. ... We stopped by the market a few times -- plenty of options for snacks and drinks, but kind of extortionate. The bottles of wine are around $70 for cheapest, and most hover around $100. I mean, sure, you're at the Del, so you're already spending a lot of change, but it's still probably worth hopping in the car and driving to the Vons in town to nab snacks, beer, wine.

Super nice employees and ordered online for pickup which made things very easy and convenient!

salumi & basil mozarella (3.2/5) not terrible, but the sauce was pretty sweet and bland. the crust itself was good but the ingredients aren't as great as an actual italian restaurant. satisfied my pizza craving but for the price, might as well go to an actual italian restaurant w/ amazing pizzas. i went during the christmas season when it was packed so i had to wait a long time, but the staff was really friendly and transparent with the wait. not sure if this is how seating typically works, but you had to keep an eye on a table to open up and basically seat yourself and they'll find you when your food is ready. food took forever but it was to be expected given the large crowd. not a bad place to eat, but there are apparently really good italian places not too far away per yelp.

Pizza was okay. When you want something easy and are staying at the hotel it meets the needs. It is true Italian style pizza. We took our pizza to go, but they do have a nice little area and tables to eat at. However, there are much prettier places around to take a pizza and enjoy. Hostess who took our order and friendly.

Excellent Margherita pizza, was told it would take 40 minutes but came out in 20. Burrata salad was good too although the cheese could be softer. Prices reflect the fabulous location so can't complain. Saturday night was crazy busy but we got lucky and scored a table right away. You order first in front, then get your own table. Available tables will have a "Reserved" tag on them.

The coffee and sweets are good but the prices in the store are insane. I was literally a Progressive commercial in action. I grabbed a regular bottle of Coke Zero. The cashier said, "$8.73". I said what? He repeated. I say, "no I'm just paying for this coke." He confirmed and I told him to put it back. $8!! So, take some coke in your suitcase!

Cute food place, more on the casual side with a good location and has a couple tables for Eno customers only. food is pretty good (margherita pizza was a tad salty, but good), pizza is nice and thin. Salad were good too, big enough to share for 1.5 people. Beer a bit expensive ($13), though there is free tap water (serve yourself style). service was pretty good, also back; you order when you walk in then get a number and your food is taken to your table (or you can do take out). One waiter was really attentive and thoughtful. Another waitress didn't seem too interested; we asked if we could give her an empty glass bottle purchased at the restaurant, and she told us to and place it in recycling bin. The number for the table looked like it needs replacement. We will probably go back.

ENO Market is a fantastic amenity at the Hotel Del. While the Hotel Del doesn't support room service, they recommend strolling over to ENO. I have to say I wasn't disappointed. While prices are quite high as expected for being at Hotel Del, the variety and quality of their offerings was fantastic. Great place to stop by in morning for light breakfast sandwiches, croissants, and fresh coffee. Nice espresso options if desired. Warning that the pizza can take a very long time since all cooked to order. Definitely worth the wait but be sure to get there and put order in a ways before you want to eat.

Very nice coffee/pizza/pastry/market at Hotel Del Coronado. They have great people working here that are super customer service oriented and friendly. We found a rare potato chip flavor, Ham. The chips were tasty! Aside from that we also ordered a Chai Latte, A coffee with half and half, and a ham & cheese breakfast croissant. All were good. The breakfast croissant was especially notable as it had Dijon Mustard on it, which made it delicious. We will return.

Edible when starving only. Otherwise, you're paying $30 for a soggy and wet pizza. Not sure how you mess up pizza. I think a 5 year old could do better. I'm genuinely impressed and would like to meet the person who made such an atrocity.

Great place along the beach. Pricey but great variety of to go foods to enjoy outside on their patio or picnic on the beach. The salmon, mushroom focaccia were all on point. They have a healthy selection of food and drinks so if you don't want to wait in long lines, I'd def come here again!

I only order ENO pizza during their hectic days during the dinner rush. Typically I am visiting the Hotel Del for ice skating during the holidays, so it is probably slower than usual. I ordered through yelp and the wait time helped manage the expectation of arrival. The pizza is a hit and the crust is chewy and light.

We LOVED the pizza at Eno at The Del in past years. Last night it was horrible. The crust was soggy and the cheese totally overwhelmed the other toppings (mushroom and prosciutto). They must have changed their recipe...and it was totally disappointing!

Pretty good food. We got the Italian Baguette and the Smoked Salmon Croissant with a cappuccino for breakfast. The baguette was very good, particularly the cheese dip added to it. It was also quite large and filling. The smoked salmon croissant was light yet filling. The sauce in it with the dill made the whole thing delicious. For dinner, we got the quattro formaggi pizza and bread sticks. The formaggi did not look very appetizing but tasted quite good. The garlic bread in the bread stick box was very good, esp with the flakes and cheese. The sticks themselves were a little too salty for us. Overall, I liked this place. They also have some good deli and market choices so that you don't really have to leave the resort. FYI: if staying at the Del and you have elite status, you'll get dining credit that you can use here. It'll usually be good for one meal in the day unless traveling alone.

Review today is for the market. I went last week here for brunch at Sheerwater, and I did not need to do that again this week even though I had a friend visiting from out of town! Much easier and cheaper to get coffee and a croissant at the ENO Market, and then enjoy the same great view of the ocean and the Del's backyard. I wish they had some more choices of breakfast sandwiches after 11 AM. But the coffee and croissant was fine and the service was very friendly. And they validate parking so it was only $10 instead of $20 to park here and visit my friend for a few hours. Love the Del!

the breakfast wrap after heated up was still cold. over inflated prices here. i would totally skip this place if i didnt have the $250 credit to use up. Starbucks croissants are way better than the ones here for $8 a pop. Maybe the only thing here were the prices are reasonable is the latte at $6.75.

Staying a night at the hotel and decided we wanted to make the most of this one night experience and didn't want to leave the grounds. Stopped in, it was reasonably priced and the hubs hasn't had pizza in a few days so he was likely going through DTs. He ordered the pepperoni pizza and gave it 5/5 stars. It LOOKED absolutely fantastic and cooked perfectly. I snuck a tiny piece of pepperoni off of it and approved of the pepperoni. :) I ordered the salad called something like Seasonal Greens (too lazy to look it up) it was strawberries, blueberries, candied pecans, carrots, goat cheese, and I added carrots. I LOVED IT! With goat cheese, sometimes you get a chincy little amount, I totally felt the love on this because there was a HUGE piece. If you're a salad person, go for this one! Our beverages were boring - Dt Coke and Dos Equis. Thank you for reading my review. I know you'll enjoy this as much as I did!

The food and desserts looked very good, but I didn't try it. However, I did try their coffee. I had their Iced Vanilla Latte, and it was, eh. The drink had ice, but it did not taste iced. By the time it cooled down a little, the ice was already melted, and the coffee was watered down. Also, it's alittle over priced. I get that it's inside the Hotel Del, but $8 for a 12-oz bottle of Sprite is a bit much.

Really expensive for no reason 40$ pizza, you get two pepperonis and the thin ass dough is crazy

The coffee or latte was good. Reasonably priced at $5.75. But their blueberry muffin which wasn't that great was $7. And they wanted $6 for a croissant, so I canceled the order. Just coffee and blueberry muffin. Not a great value at $13+. If it had been outstanding in taste and texture then maybe. But this was subpar. Not happy with the experience.

Ordered a couple salads here and one was so spicy I don't even know what was in it. My wife ordered the beet salad and the dressing was some flavor between soap and fish sauce, it would punch you in the mouth, go away then punch you again. Likely not coming back here after paying 50$ for this quality of food. At least next door is a gelato place to cleanse your palette...