A Huevo Cafe

The wait was about 20 minutes on a Friday mid morning. The ambience was decent, it would be better if they had some culture music playing and a themed uniform. The server was pleasant, didn’t really engage too much. Coffee amazing (Cafe De Olla) ☕️🔥 Now the food was excellent!🤤😋 We ordered the banana pancakes , chilaquiles with carne asada, chorizo omelette with bomb potatoes and steak, eggs with fried potatoes. 💣🔥 I totally recommend and I will be back for sure. 😘

I have an amazing lunch here today!The chilaquiles with chorizo and the burrito over the autentica salsa de molcajete were absolutely delicious, and the cafe de olla was perfect and so authentic. The service was lovely. I will definitely be back. Highly recommend!"

Great food & service! We shared the parrillada de chilaquiles & I had the doña huevo chocolate which was delicious! Overall we left very satisfied & would definitely recommend!

Great experience. Food was really good. We got a french toast with Nutella and a breakfast sandwich along with a vanilla latte and caramel latte. Portion size are very big so have that in consideration when ordering. Staff was very nice and attentive. Parking can be a headache during rush hour so you might have to park on the street and walk.

I was influenced to visit this place and unfortunately did not meet my expectations. I was rooting for this place because its hard to find a yummy authentic Mexican restaurant. Presentation was actually very nice, but it lacked flavor. We got the Breakfast Molcajete and Waffles with fruit, Cafe de Olla and water. Lets start with the Molcajete... its waaayyyy too expensive for the portion $60 dollars for mostly chilaquiles (red ones, sauce was flavorless) Presentation was nice but when we started digging in, there was only small pieces of ranchera ( about 4 small pieces) 3 pork sausages (not like the pictures) it was small Breakfast sausages, fresh cheese, nopales and about 3 or 4 small bacon strips, 2 eggs, a tiny portion of beans ( not enough for 2 people) and same size guacamole (guacamole was just smashed avocado with salt, which was yummy) if you order house hot sauce its an extra charge. The Cafe de olla was yummy. Only ordered one and it had 2 available refills. The waffles were nothing extraordinary, just regular waffles, yet the fruit was very sweet and fresh ( really enjoyed it). The water was tap water (clorox was overpowering) The location is not the best, not enough parking ( had to find street parking) and they left us waiting outside in the cold rain, though...there were so many empty tables. (It was 2 of us) I was really hoping for a more lively atmosphere, music was very very low, did not make out the type of music being played,(maybe up the volume to bring enery and good vibes) the staff was friendly. Overall, good. But prices were too high. This restaurant is definitely not intended for locals ( based on prices). Total bill was $94 dollars for 2 people.

First time here the place has very nice decorations definitely a chill atmosphere. The food was delicious the steak and eggs were cooked to perfection. I asked for medium rare it also came with a toast and a side of potatoes. The green Chilaquiles were great the sauce was authentic and the chips definitely taste homemade they're very crunchy. The coconut lavender drink was very refreshing. Café de olla was very flavorful and sweet. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get any refills even though it says 2 refills are allowed. They said they ran out of Café de olla. They weren't able to give me a replacement. So I had no other choice but to buy something else. I ended up ordering an Horchata Latte as the big finale and when I tell you this had no horchata flavor I mean it. I was very disappointed because I honestly thought this was gonna be the star of the show. It was a decent plain latte at the end of the day. The service was sub par only one of the waitresses was very nice but the rest were rude and not very attentive.

The food is really good. We got the green chilaquiles with carne asada and carne asada breakfast nachos. Food was great, chill vibe and nice little hidden gem. BUT the service is terrible! And I don't blame the hostess/waitresses. Poor girls are running around hosting, bussing tables and things orders. We came on a Friday at 11:30am. We didn't get seated until after 12pm. We waited about 45 minutes when we were told it was a 30 minute wait. When we walked in there several tables but needed to be bussed. I think if they had more staff to bus tables and host, it would be more organized and the wait wouldn't be as terrible.

Very busy place on a Saturday, brunch time had me looking for parking around the block. They have limited parking. Once seated, the wait was not long despite being busy. My choices during my visit were their: Cortadito, Birria pambazo, and french toast. Everything was delicious.