Marmalade Cafe

Good portions and good service, food came pretty fast. We got the calamari and it’s decent, good batter. The house guac was a miss. The guac did not look home made…. More of a paste and not e enough chips, other portions are big but oddly this app was small. Men restroom was not clean at the time we went.

We give 20 stars to the Marmalade Café and their staff for making us feel appreciated while taking care of us. The food is excellent! My wife loves the meatloaf, my daughter enjoyed the meatballs, and I had the sole, which I really liked. We all loved the butter cake as well. This is our second time here, and the quality has been consistently excellent. The atmosphere is perfect for a first date, and the prices are reasonable.

Ordered the Traditional Eggs Benedict, The Waffle with Berries and the chorizo and eggs. The produce of this place is so fresh and tasty. The fruit had so much flavor and the portions were perfect for 2. I did also have their fresh squeezed orange juice that gave my hangover life. The only thing I’d say I gave a little side eye to is that the waffles are separate from any combo. Besides that, they were worth it.

Marmalade Cafe is a family friendly restaurant located in Plaza El Segundo. The bright expansive building has welcoming vibes inside and out. The menu is easy to read with breakfast fare along with sandwiches, select seasonal selections and morning beverages. Skip the crispy beef rib hash as the lack of beef and flavor disappoints. The Chorizo Benedict as well as Cross Creek are the way to go. Tasty, well prepared and filling. Marmalade Cafe entree prices average about $22 pp without a drink so add another $5 for coffee, tea, juice. Gratuity makes it about $32-35 pp all in. Great stop for business breakfast or catch up brunch If having morning cocktails or mimosas the carafes for $35 are the way to go.

My mom, who considers herself a French Onion Soup connoisseur, couldn't stop raving about her bowl of it at Marmalade Cafe! All of our food was delicious. I would highly recommend this restaurant. It was a nice capper to Sunday shopping.

Came here for breakfast on a Saturday morning and was seated right away. Plenty of parking in the lot. I did make reservations through resy, which I didn't need. The restaurant itself is very spacious. The service was OK. I felt like the waitress took forever and we had to wave her over to fill there empty water cups multiple times. I've been here before prior to moving to San Diego, but this place just didn't impress me when I came back recently. Food review: Marmalade breakfast: (3/5) This was simple, but pretty good. The bacon was extremely salty and too crispy/ almost burnt. The breakfast potatoes and eggs were good though. Chicken and waffles: (4.5/5) surprisingly these were pretty good! The waffle had a nice crunch and flavor to it and the chicken was well seasoned and not too dry. Chilaquiles: (2.5/5) This was not good at all. The chips were way too soggy to eat and overall flavor was lacking. Definitely wouldn't order this again.

We had a very enjoyable breakfast. The service was excellent, the food came out on a timely manner, and it was not a chaotic loud place. Everyone seemed to be enjoying their morning.

Hands down one of my favorite cafes I’ve been to so far. I will definitely be returning just based on the food alone. Their service was truly impeccable and we appreciate the patience as I took awhile to order. So many great options. The has breakfast cured something in me and I will be back for more ! The Irish coffee reminded me of home and was made PERFECTLY! I ordered a seasonal crab cake plate and let me tell you .. MELT IN YOUR MOUTH they were so delicious. A perfect appetizer! My friend ordered one of the house sandwiches and the fries were soo good! Thank you for a wonderful morning and I look forward to trying more from the menu soon. Feb 19th was my visit date.