Picaresca Barra de Cafe

This cafe is literally my go-to and an absolute must try! I’ve been to so many coffee shops and cafes and have tried plenty of authentic Mexican food, and this place truly has it all! Their coffee and matcha are amazing—not too sweet, just the perfect balance for my preference. I always order the chilaquiles verdes and their breakfast sandwich—hands down my top two favorite items!! So delicious that I’m constantly craving them. 😋 Everything on the menu is also very reasonably priced, which is a huge plus. The customer service is always on point—so kind, welcoming, and never rushed. There can be a line on weekends/holidays, but it moves quickly and is 100% worth the wait. It’s such a beautiful cafe, and you can really feel the love the owners have put into creating a space that reflects their cultural roots and sense of community. 🫶

Great lavender matcha. I had it cold with almond milk, and it didn't disappoint. I was also hungry and got the breakfast burrito. The burrito on the other hand wasn't so good. It felt rushed. I hate it when I bite into egg and there's little pieces of egg shell. The burrito comes with bacon and some bacon piece were definitely undercooked. The place is tiny but it does offer outdoor seating. Pet friendly. I'll be back but not ordering the breakfast burrito again.

The 3 is subjective - and my criteria is based on value to money spent. With that said, I must say this little shop just oozes personality. With the hand drawn materials on the walls or the rocking 80s music just blasting away even at 7am. The staff is kind friendly helpful and the this location had a breakfast spread that just rivaled bigger names restaurants. And all the dishes had so much flavor and color that you didn't really need anything to it. But the issue like so many restaurants is how much given for how much paid especially for like the breakfast burrito. At nearly 15$, I couldn't justify the cost to ever goin again for it. But if you wanna treat yourself, and your not too far off. I say give it a try.

This was a great first time visit. The mint green exterior paint is a great touch and I love the cozy neighborhood feel that you get as soon as you walk in. The overall interior layout of this restaurant is very nice, from the floor tiling, to the decor, and the wooden countertops. That’s what I want to see more of in diverse communities, no matter the background. The breakfast burrito was very good! Well wrapped, tortilla was very fresh and chewy as it should always be. I love the cheese that they use as well…very tasty. The texture of it seemed to help with keeping the form of the burrito consistent. The crispy hash browns were also a huge plus. Only 2 things that I would say is that the eggs could have been a little more soft & silky, and I wish they had more protein options to choose from other than bacon for their regular BB, but I’m sure that the Machaca Burrito is very good as well. Other than that I would definitely say they this place is a top contender for the best BB in LA. I heard that their coffee is exceptional, so I will be back for a round 2.

I had a iced cafe de olla its good 9/10 Customer service is ok. I greeted the cashier/barista and he kept talking & laughing with another employee so I greeted him TWICE he finally knowledge me . What i love most is the place its very cute love the decor and love how LATINOS are being SUPPORTED

Got breakfast to go. There was a small line out the door but it moved at a decent pace. Service was great and the cashier was very friendly and seemed very informed about the items on the menu. I had the chilaquiles which are very good except next time I'll have them to dine in so they don't get cold. My son was raving about his machaca burrito and he's rather difficult to impress. We loved the cafe de olla latte. Small Artistic coffee shop vibes with a good dose of East Los culture, great sounds, still cozy. Small patio outside. I honestly can't wait to come back to sit and enjoy the good energy and coffee.

A must ! I mean a must visit place I only tried a few things and I was definitely pleased and very very happy with my order. The coffee was amazing better than some of there pricey coffee places. That omelette enfrijolado was AMAZING!!! Also that mole sauce CHEFS KISS !!!

We were so excited to try this place, but we did read reviews about the service and the prices. Sadly all those reviews are true. It took 10 minutes to find parking, even though they had a handicap parking outside, some person without a placard was parked there. Anyway, line out the door but it moved quick. My husband got to the front and asked what pastries they had. The cashier gave him the typical Gen Z stare, until someone behind her answered him. Got our food, but it was SMALL y’all. We got the breakfast burrito and the bean and cheese with an expensive small piece of coffee cake. The burrito was just fine, and we had trouble finding the bacon. The bean and cheese was very good though. Super tiny, but very good. Overall we definitely won’t be back. Food good, service and prices suck.

For the el pino latte (iced) with oat milk and bean and cheese burrito Delicious latte and burrito Cute coffee place to sit and relax Friendly staff My only thing is I wish the burrito was a tad bigger for 6$ but honestly still worth it and I'd buy it again

I've seen this cute coffee shop on IG and I decided to stop by before work. The parking lot is only large enough for 2-3 cars tops so you may need to find a meter on the side street. The ambiance is super cute and clean and spacious. I ordered the Cafe De Olla Latte iced. It wasn't too sweet and I really liked it. I also wanted to try their food and so I ordered a soyrizo and egg breakfast burrito. I absolutely loved the burrito and the salsa verde it came with was delicious! It was the perfect salsa for the burrito and I plan on coming back to try other food items. I love that they sell their coffee in store and you have the option of them grinding it for you. I highly recommend checking this coffee shop out for your morning pick me up.

Definitely one of my favorite local coffee shops! Their coffee is rich in flavor as well as their food. I have never had an issue with the customer service! Staff is friendly every time I've gone! It's best to go on a weekday vs the weekend since it tends to get pretty packed then!

Was in Boyle Heights after a hike and was in need for a coffee. Stopped by and it hit the spot. Got the Cafe De Olla Latte and the pistachio croissant. The latte was not overly sweet, but you get all the perfect amount of spices to satisfy your sweet tooth, very addicting. The croissant was cream filled, I was hoping for a bit more cream in it. Otherwise, nice crunch and buttery. Service is quick considering how busy they are (they were slammed when I was there). They have nice cultural artwork that reflects neighborhood and LA in general, big fan. Parking may be difficult to find. If you are in need of coffee hit up this spot ASAP.

Cannot express how GREAT this shop is. Ordered a cafe de olla latte which sounds delicious off the get, but truly the description isn't enough for you to know just how delicious this is. The minute I saw my coffee come out it was the perfect shade and I knew I was set. Not to mention, this is one of those few times where the staff is GENUINELY kind and helpful, nothing dampens my morning more than when I feel like I'm bothering the staff by asking questions or for help. Not to mention! LOTS of goodies to buy, they have a great aesthetic and DELICIOUS coffee beans for purchase! I'm talking notes of fig, tamarindo, piloncillo! It was tough narrowing my choices, and I'll be purchasing online once I'm home to try the rest. The sense of community you get upon arrival is truly unbearable. Delicious food, great staff, incredible menu, and a staple to the community. Wish I was local so this could become a daily for me!!

Some places you go back multiple times to try everything in the menu... or simply go back for the same dish because its just that good... agree?!.. Went to this place 2 times in 1 week (Saturday, then the following Saturday) And will keep going... Located in East l.a in which is an area where true home food flavors live.... So far, the sason (flavor) is on point... got the breakfast burrito the 1st time... GOOD!!... coffee GOOD... got another cup (2 dollars for a refill) and worth it.... chilaqulies GOOD... a bit spicy, but that good spicy with a lil kick.... lemon cookie GOOD.... Chill spot, offers an outside patio that's pet friendly or sit and enjoy those nice mornings... Smallest parking I've seen, lol that can only fit 2 or 3 (depending on how big your car is)... 1 handicap spot.... good luck with street parking, unless you want to park your car in the red and hope for the best...lol Friendly staff... smiles all around and attentative... Definitely going back...I do recommend this place When you go... Enjoy!!....

Went on an early Saturday morning around 7:30am. There is parking for one maybe two cars and a handicap spot. The moment I walked. I was greeted kindly by everyone. That set the atmosphere and ambiance to a very comfortable feeling. I got a hot toasted ham and cheese and a Cafe de olla latte with oat milk. The latte tasted amazingly fresh and flavorful. And the savoriness of the ham and cheese was amazing! I can tell it was made fresh! If I get the chance I will stop by again when I get the chance!!

I went to try the matcha and it was pretty good. It was a de la hoya which means it tasted a lot like cinnamon. That's not my favorite but it was still pretty good. I couldn't taste the matcha too much but again the overall flavor was good. There were a lot of people and the decor was nice. The vibes were good and the music they played made it fun. There was no where to really park so it took us a while to get in and out of there.

The only reason I gave this place a 4 was because of the parking. You have to get lucky to park in the front which has like 2 spots other than that it's all street parking. They set up an outside area to sit which is nice. They also have a few tables inside. The iced cafe de olla was really good. I would recommend this place , the food looked good maybe next time I will give myself more time so I can try the burrito or chilaquiles.. I did see a lot of people ordering matcha I might have to try that next time. Oldies playing in the background were a plus.

Came here for breakfast and left with a new favorite spot! I really liked the matcha de olla as it was a yummy twist on a matcha drink. I usually am not a fan of cinnamon but the light cinnamon flavor paired so well with the matcha. I loved the breakfast burrito especially with their salsa. Every bite was so juicy and it was a good size for the price. It was getting pretty crowded on a Saturday morning so I recommend ordering online, but they do work very fast!

With a Chicanx modern aesthetic and spectacular view of the dtla skyscrapers, you might think you have unintentionally became an extra for a up and coming Hollywood feature film. Oh, I didn't even tell you about the coffee and food! It seems like it's rare to find a cafe that serves cafe de olla (let alone a batch with warm aroma of cinnamon with a hint of orange), but look no further because not only can you get drip cafe de olla but a latte version, too. (Yes, alternative milks are available and plenty.) Before you leave, do yourself the favor and order the chilaquiles with salsa rojo. It's just as divine as the cafecitos! After finding street parking and ordering inside, I would recommend eating in so you get the best view of dtla while chances are you are bound to run into LA art royalty. Yes, I said it! That beautiful artwork hanging on the walls are made by local artists with some who are internationally well-known, like Ernesto Yerena Montejano. Performance artist Rafa Esparza frequents Piscaresca, too, and why wouldn't you be a regular there? It quickly became the hottest new coffee spot in the East LA area. Personally, I'm sooo happy it's a Latinx-owned cafe that is for and by the people. Piscaresca centers community by hosting multi-generational community events, like poetry night, every season with more on the way. It's the place to be and for good reason.

This establishment has limited parking in the front. They did have one ada parking spot. This place is on the corner of 4th and Evergreen, yes I passed it and thought I would park on the side street. Street sweeping is on Wednesdays so parking on the side street was not an option today. They have a la marzocco espresso machine so of course my lavender latte was delicious. I got it with half of the simple syrup. I love how it tastes like authentic lovely floral lavender. I also enjoyed my soyrizo and egg burrito. The flour tortilla was warm and a little chewy. It came with a tasty green sauce not too spicy just right. I believe they roast their own coffee. I will return.

This place has great breakfast plates and Latin inspired coffee drinks. It tends to get busy in the morning so try to get there really early or later in the afternoon. There is seating available both inside and outside but they tend to get occupied pretty fast. The only downside with this place is that orders don't come out in order. I placed an online order 5 min before placing an additional order in person. Somehow the in person order came out faster than the one I placed online. Not sure how the system works but they should take a look into it.

My favorite coffee shop! I discovered this place through a friend who recommended it and ever since I tried it I've been coming back every weekend for my morning coffee fix. The food is delicious. I've had the chilaquiles and French toast, but my go to is the breakfast burrito. The burrito has hash browns, eggs, and bacon and comes with a side of salsa (either green or red). The coffee is also top notch. My go to's are the Pino Latte and the Cafe de Olla latte. The staff are amazing and very welcoming. The space is a little small but there is a good amount of seating inside and they have seating outside. Overall an amazing place to stop by and grab coffee and a bite. Highly recommend this place.

Picaresca has been on my radar for quite sometime. They are known for their chilaquiles, which I have been craving. So, I walked in on a weekday to catch up with my friend. The atmosphere had chicana/o elements that felt like home. They also sold artwork from local artists around the area. They even roast their own coffee beans, something I'd like to purchase in the future The staff was very friendly as was the service. I ordered an orange blossom tonic and the chilaquiles rojos with huevos revueltos (scrambled eggs). My friend ordered that as well but added a cafe de olla. Orange blossom tonic: this is espresso with orange blossom syrup and tonic water. It came with a wedge of orange. My only quip is that I had no idea that the tonic came with espresso (That's on me for not asking). If I had known, I wouldn't have ordered it, because I already had a caffeinated drink earlier that day. But from the couple sips that I had, it was refreshing. Cafe de olla: It can be a hit or miss because sometimes too much cinnamon is added or the coffee is too acidic. Not this one, this cafe de olla was perfect from the first sip. It had the perfect balance of cinnamon, sugar and coffee. Additionally, what sets this apart from other latin coffee shops is their usage of anise and orange peel, giving it a bit of a zest which compliments the coffee. I enjoyed it. Chilaquiles: Very delicious with a prefect kick of spice. I enjoyed it with the eggs which were also cooked to perfection. I want another one. I was checking the website and found that you can add bacon and hash browns to it. Ah, I can't wait to come back to add that next time. I will note that you will have to find street parking given there are only two parking spaces (one is for people with disabilities). But other than that, the location itself is very spacious with indoor and outdoor seating, making it the perfect spot to grab brunch, breakfast or lunch.

Cute spot with tasty coffee & breakfast burritos. The good: - Cute - Variety of differentiated coffee options that taste great - Great breakfast burritos The less good: - Very popular, so come early for a good spot! There's street parking but it can be hard to find. I'd like to come back and try more things here!

Came here for a quick coffee with my brother-in-law. There seems to be a line every time I drive past this shop, but people seem to love it! And I can see why The lady at the front was super friendly, knowledgeable and patient, answering all my BIL's questions about different roasts. I ended up ordering the cafe de olla, hot, which I loved while my BIL opted for a bag of beans. We didn't have time to grab food, but I most definitely will be back for the full experience!

Love love love this spot for a beautiful coffee drink - they have some lovely and unique flavors here - and they have a killer breakfast menu. Love their breakfast sammy - anything with sausage on it always tastes good! I still need to make my way around the menu. We are fans of the breakfast burrito and the chilaquiles as well. It's a small spot with a lovely, casual patio area where you can dine al fresco. Great neighborhood vibes and friendly service.

The ice tonics are incredible so amazing... I tried them all in one sitting... great atmosphere small but comfortable and cozy and I heard the burritos are fire I'll have to try next time I come through...

It's Saturday morning, 8 am, and my go to coffee shop has line of 25+ patrons and no parking.. So, I remembered that I bookmarked Picaresca Barra De Cafe months ago. We headed north on Sante Fe and east on 4th trekking into Boyle Heights. Picaresca (for short), is that teal looking building on the northeast corner of 4th & Evergreen. Glad we came here because I'm now addicted to their coffee and chiccharon burrito. Chiccharon burrito with crispy pork, fried egg, whole black beans, Chihuahua cheese is delicious and comforting especially with that red salsa sauce marinating into the chiccharon skin. Machaca burrito is good too but chiccharon burrito leaves me thinking about this place. The coffee here is great, and coffee beans are straight from the farm. Yup, they roast their own here. First cup I had here is from Columbia, Finca El Diviso. Solid, very good with floral, lychee and apples notes. I was pretty amazed. The do sell coffee here that they roast ($18 - $26) which is a fair price for single origin coffee. This cafe is very homely and the owners and patrons are warm, down to earth and friendly. I've been here 6 times in two weeks and had warm conversations with the patrons here.

I wanted to give this place another try and really love it like others. Food: In my opinion, the red that I had last time and the green omelette from today had the same bland flavor. The portion size is generous, but I would have preferred if it came with bread or a tortilla (maybe that's available as an add-on?). Service: Pretty normal from staff. When the owner is there she is very friendly and inviting. You order your food, find a seat, wait for your buzzer, then pick up your food at the counter and your coffee at the coffee bar. Ambiance: Loud and lively -- people are definitely catching up and enjoying themselves. The indoor space is small, especially when there's a line out the door, but they do offer outdoor seating. Parking: Parking is terrible, and the surrounding area doesn't offer better parking.

Everything was so good! The line seemed long but it went by quick. The chilaquiles were so crispy and the French toast so soft and good.

One of my absolute favorite breakfast spots in LA! Their drinks are what brought me here in the first place and they're to die for. The cafe de olla latte is delicious--I've also bought the syrup for home and love it. The tonics are also a great treat and super refreshing in the heat. This place definitely gets busy on the weekends, so the line is probably out the door, but they work through the line pretty quickly. Finding a spot to sit can get tough, but since it's a more casual spot, the groups cycle through and I've always been able to sit down and enjoy my breakfast.

The iced caffe de olla latte is so good! I just wish their customer service was better. They never welcome you or acknowledge you and anytime you go for a pick up they ignore you. They are usually rude, but honestly really like the coffee.

This is a great small local business. I am hooked on the Cafe de olla latte! It's absolutely ! I also had their machaca burrito. It was amazing! Can't wait to try other items. I've also had their drip regular coffee which was also outstanding. Everyone is so nice and accommodating. Parking can be an issue but just be patient. It's totally worth the wait.

The coffee and food are great here! It does get a little crowded in the weekends and parking isn't great but def worth checking it out! Didn't take pics of our other food but the chile relleno is bomb. My only critique is one of the baristas (with the yellow slim shady hair) is kind of rude, had happened twice already where the attitude was giving. Other than that it's a great environment.

I always get a little nervous coming to cute coffee shops because 7 out of 10 times your coffee will come with a side of judgment and attitude but this place was soooo incredibly friendly. We were immediately greeted as Kim and I walked in and the cashier had such a great personality and was so helpful. She answered my questions and her recommendation was perfect. We got our drinks, the barista called Kim's name and was also very friendly. Drinks were delicious. I had the evergreen matcha latte and it was the perfect amount of sweetness and Kim got the cafe de olla latte and she was a fan. Definitely come check this place out and try the food cause we didn't :( we were in a rush.

Small wait, great food. I recommend this spot. Music was a bit too loud but dining area was very clean.

First time coming here! The cafe is really cute and I liked the ambience and always love supporting Latino businesses. I got the Cafe De Olla Latte with almond milk and my friend got their Matcha Latte. We loved both the only thing was we waited for our drinks for 30 minutes and when I went up after seeing people that ordered after us getting their drinks they didn't have our orders. We didn't mind waiting but they weren't even apologetic about it which was a bit upsetting. Also, they gave us my friend drink order wrong after repeating it 3 times.

This is such a great coffee shop for the community. They have interesting signatures I've never heard of, like the pino latte. It has such an amazing taste and their coffee is so rich in flavor. The workers are always super friendly and there's plenty of room to hang out inside and outside. Check this place out if you're ever in Boyle Heights!

Coffee was great the chicharron burrito was nice size.its a small place not many tables inside, but bench's outside. but service was pretty fast considering they were busy.

California knows how to party In the city of L.A... Cafe de olla is my jam just like some 2PAC! Tried the Cafe de Olla Latte since it seemed to be popular on reviews. Glad I gave it a shot definitely good flavor. They do have a Cafe De Olla if you just want to be OG. Breakfast Chicharrón burrito is delicious! Add the red salsa they give you to enhance the flavor. Good sized burrito that has a good amount of chicharrón. I grabbed the coffee and burrito for the road. Parking is tight but there is street parking so be patient. There are complimentary cups for water inside. Seating both inside and outdoors with covering from the Sunshine State. Service was fast and the cashier was very helpful in giving me their most popular items to eat. They also advertise for upcoming events in the city. Glad I stopped by and tried this spot!

GUAOH!!! After several friends recommended this place I finally stopped by. Now I wish I had commissioners the masha and chilaquiles are amazing! Uniquely delish! Great atmosphere! And super friendly service! A must try in the east side.

Cool neighborhood spot with the nicest people. They get busy on the weekends, and I can see why as they have a unique drink and food menu. They have a food number of vegan options for food, drink, and pastries as well. They have both inside and outside seating. The vegan conchas were huge and so moist and tender! Even better than a regular concha. The matcha de olla had their signature syrup and was rich without being heavy. Staff is super friendly and they get through the line quickly. -Prices: $3-$14 -Seating: inside and outside -Parking: around the neighborhood street parking and couple in the lot -Food options: sweet, savory, vegan and vegetarian available -Service: excellent -Great for families, friends, or solo

We've known of the location when it was another restaurant, but have never stopped until today. Having heard there was a new place in the area, we thought to give it a shot. The parking lot is extremely small and street parking is not the easiest to find in the area either. After finding a spot, walked in to find a cute coffee shop that has a small list of food as well. The chilaquiles are our go to for breakfast, so we thought to try this plate. It's just chilaquiles and an egg and you can add avocado if you wanted. The machqcq burrito was orders by my sister, which she said was very good. Now the drinks.. we love cafe de olla, but sadly both hot and cold were not something we would order again. As far as drinks, not much other than coffee to order from. While it is a coffee bar, not everyone like coffee or wants coffee with their food. The place is clean, the service is great, but the food and drinks, for us at least.. we would give it 3 1/5 stars. Not our favorite. ‍

Great cafe breakfast burrito was delicious.Cappuccino great.very busy place but was able to find table service was great and friendly

Finally tired this gem we walked here since parking can be scarce. Chilaquiles rojos are yummy with a little bit of spice to them. We also tried the breakfast burrito which was great. For drinks the cafe de olla and an agua de jamaica. The amount of people here was good for a Thursday morning. Glad these coffee shop are in our neighborhood with good quality coffee and food.

11 out of 10 stars Chilaquiles OLLA latte (I don't like sweet drinks but this was so smooth with oat milk and that little hint of sweetness and cinnamon is magical) A must go

Amazing coffee. Extremely high quality latte and drip, and very reasonable prices relative to other spots with similar quality. Extremely nice vibe and decor inside.

Chilaquiles were very yummy-- spicy and had a good balance of spices. Highly enjoyed the El Pino and Ginger Rose Latte. The artwork reflected the beautiful community of Boyle Heights. I'd come back to get merch and coffee beans. LGBTQ+ friendly!

Vegetarians Beware! I was pretty upset the last time I was here a few weeks ago. The first time I ate at Picaresca was maybe 2 months ago. I ordered their bean and cheese burrito. As a vegetarian I always ask if the beans are cooked with manteca (lard). During my first visit I was told that the beans are cooked with oil, not manteca. Then two weeks ago I ate here again. Based on previous experience I've learned to ask at least a second time, especially if a different worker is helping you from the first experience. So two weeks ago I came in for coffee but decided to ask again. This time the worker asked the kitchen staff and confirmed that the beans are in fact made with manteca. Pretty upsetting and disappointing.

Bomb ass food, I've had every since one of their dishes and different types of coffee. Every visit is a good experience. I usually order a ton of items for our station and we always have every item accounted for. Service is sweet and fast. The vibes are immaculate.

I came in here to have coffee. That's it. I saw a lot of people enjoying their food. I heard good things about their food. I didn't like the coffee. In their defense, I'm a coffee snob. It tasted like hot water with some coffee in it. Everyone in there was drinking flavored specialty drinks. They like their drink.

Great drinks and great food. Love coming here for their breakfast burritos. So flavorful and a huge portion. Cute interior for a quick bite/coffee date but not the best for studying or work as there are no outlets or wifi. They have a small patio out front as well. Parking can be tricky.

Picaresca Barra De Cafe is a great choice for breakfast and coffee. I have enjoyed the green salsa chilaquiles and a cappuccino. Delicious options. I recommend arriving early to find parking and seating.

Picaresca is one of those rare spots that feels like a true neighborhood gem. I came in on a slow Sunday morning and instantly felt welcomed by the warm, calm vibe and friendly staff. The space is small but thoughtfully decorated, and the energy feels rooted in community. I ordered their Café de Olla Latte, and honestly--it was one of the best drinks I've had in LA. The cinnamon, orange peel, and star anise gave it this rich, nostalgic flavor that reminded me of home. You can tell everything is made with care, from the way the espresso is pulled to how the drinks are presented. They also had a small food menu, and the chilaquiles were fantastic--crispy where they should be, with a slightly spicy red sauce and a fried egg on top. Everything was flavorful without trying too hard. It's the kind of place you want to come back to not just for the coffee, but because it feels personal. Whether you're from the neighborhood or just passing through, Picaresca is 100% worth a visit.

I went to Picaresca this past Sunday. This coffee shop is beautiful. The outside is a light green color. Once you step inside you're in a whole new world. It's a great place to get work done, talk with a friend or have breakfast with your family. I'm a big matcha fan -- so I decided to try the matcha de olla. It was my first time trying it. Although, I was excited the excitement ended quickly. The flavor is there but I just wish my matcha drink wasn't so light. It was definitely too light for my liking. I did get this with regular milk so I think that might've played a role. I'm going to trying with almond milk next time. If you want to support a small business make sure to give Picaresca a try!

Will be honest. Service was great. Second time I come to give it a chance. Matcha Latte was 9/10 but camote spice latte that below 5 out of 10... first time I came a year ago I tried their burrito de soy chorizo I believe. But wasn't impressed. Had other drinks but can't remember. That shows I wasn't impressed. This is my opinion and anyone that knows me, they know I'll be honest. But for everyone else, I say you try it for yourself.

Found this little gem on yelp & let me tell you how amazing everything was! First of all the customer service, it was a 10/10. The cashier was very kind and helpful when it came to the menu & guided us through it. I ordered a hot mexican mocha & verde chilaquiles. The mexican mocha was different then what I'm use to but it was a good type of different. It wasn't overbearing with the sweetness, would definitely recommend trying it. Chilaquiles verde was the star of the show. Chips were crispy and wet, the sauce was limey & spicy all at the same time. Perfect amount of cilantro, onions and creama. Only wish the egg was a little more runny but it still was a 10/10! Probably the best chilaquiles I have ever had. My boyfriend got the soy chorizo breakfast burrito! It was so tasty & everything was fresh with beans & potatoes inside , it definitely hit the spot. I can't wait to come back definitely going to our go to breakfast spots now. It isn't the biggest cafe so parking may be difficult but it is so worth it. Inside is a vibe but personally I like sitting outside in their patio.