Ernesto's Cafe

This café has a wonderful vibe and the bocadillos are very good! I thought it was very funny that they had sidra in a can, but it was good! Maybe a little expensive, but it's worth the money to have a taste of my homeland. I definitely recommend!

The coffee is a little watery and food is nothing special for the price. If the staff doesn’t vibe with you, they’ll make it apparent. It’s very uncomfortable. Also the baristas don’t really tell you they’re out of of something until after you’ve paid and they don’t offer a refund, not even of the difference of what you ultimately end up getting. Any sort of request is an inconvenience to them, even if you’re polite. I really wanted to like this cafe too, it’s such a shame because it’s so close to me and my regular cafe closed. The most redeemable thing is probably the interior, it is beautiful but even so, the baristas get upset when you take pictures. As an illustrator who loves to draw and sit at cafes, I cannot recommend this one.

Ernesto’s Cafe is such a cozy neighborhood cafe! They have great coffee, super friendly staff and delicious pastries. I love the cookies and breakfast sandwiches and if you’re lucky enough to be there on a day when they have the Spanish Tortilla, definitely try it. This is my favorite local cafe to come sit and read :)

Friendly staff and cool to see into the kitchen. We had a coffee and 2 sandwiches. Nothing spectacular. The food doesn't pack a punch enough to remember it. Aoili is so weak it may as well be mayo.

Great atmosphere and friendly staff, but the food was underwhelming and the iced latte was watery; I usually drink strong coffee so maybe it’s just not for me. There are many better cafés in the area (for example, Ost that’s just down the street) so this place won’t be my first choice.

love this cafe 💓 fantastic espresso, wonderful housemade bites and pastries, a peaceful spot to sip and sit

Great workers here , thanks for the help with big orders !