Mediterranean restaurant with lush garden patio and intimate, inviting decor creates a vibrant atmosphere. Live entertainment includes belly dancing and flaming baton performances, engaging guests actively. The space balances cool indoor and outdoor areas, offering a unique dining experience.
Turkish coffee stands out as a key offering, often paired with desserts like baklava and pumpkin tartin. Coffee service can be slow, sometimes taking up to 45 minutes to arrive.
Lunch offers a wonderful family-friendly atmosphere with excellent service. The menu invites multiple visits to explore more options beyond the initial meal.
"The food here is fresh, flavorful, and cooked to perfection."
"This lunch spot's food was delicious and amazing."
"You should try the Turkish coffee here."
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 4:00 to 6:00 PM.
Belly dancing occurs Thursday to Saturday evenings.
Ladies night on Thursdays features $1 drinks.
French restaurant offers an authentically Parisian vibe with chic interior design and a beautiful rooftop patio. Atmosphere feels warm and charming, suitable for dates, brunch, or drinks with friends. Space is intimate, with limited seating and a focus on elegant surroundings.
Coffee comes with house-made salted caramel and bright, minty espresso drinks. Options include iced salted caramel lattes and hot chocolate with espresso shots, all paired well with decadent pastries.
Freshly baked pastries and a European-style brasserie vibe shape the lunch experience. The Jambon Beurre stands out as a light, satisfying choice with thoughtfully crafted dishes made in house.
Good to know
Seating is limited, especially on weekends, and reservations are strongly recommended.
Parking is limited, with only three spots available.
I would be sure to arrive 10-15 minutes early for parking as it’s limited.
Classic diner space with retro chrome decor and cozy booths creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. It draws a family-friendly crowd focused on breakfast and lunch, with a lively vibe during busy times. Nostalgic 1950s style and seat-yourself setup add to its charm.
Coffee comes hot and fresh, served quickly with ice water on the side. They use local fresh products to make everything from scratch, ensuring the coffee tastes great.
Offers a variety of choices for breakfast and lunch with food that tastes like a real home-cooked meal. Serves as a family tradition spot for casual daytime meals.
Good to know
Parking can be tricky, especially on weekends; check the canal bank if full.
Expect a wait during peak hours, as the diner is often packed.
Breakfast for two costs around $50, including tip.
Small restaurant combines eclectic furniture with southwest corner store vibes to create a warm, cozy atmosphere. Three distinct sections offer varied experiences, including a comfortable lounge with a couch. The space feels friendly and welcoming, blending casual charm with unique character.
Offers a green chile burger that stands out for lunch. Serves as a perfect neighborhood stop-and-go spot for breakfast and lunch with consistently liked options.
Good to know
Burgers are priced around $13 each, which is considered high.
There are gluten-free options available on the menu.
The restaurant does not offer a sit-down dining experience.
Industrial decor with high ceilings and eclectic barn decorations creates an open, inviting space. Conversations fill the air at a lively yet comfortable volume, with seating options including outdoor patio and community tables. Dog-friendly outdoor bar stools add a casual touch to the chill vibe.
Iced Caramelito and Matcha lattes stand out with rich flavors. Coffee pairs well with sweet breakfast items, making it a solid spot for coffee and conversation.
Offers a huge selection for breakfast, brunch, and lunch. Serves quality meals that satisfy for lunch with friends or family.
Good to know
You order at the window and then they ask if it's for here or to go.
There is extremely limited parking, so I needed to turn down the side street and park in the lot behind the strip center.
I should arrive before 9 AM on weekends to avoid the busy hours.
Dark wood and deep green decor create an elegant, modern space with a vintage touch. The atmosphere feels friendly and upscale, with attentive service and thoughtful details like stamped ice cubes. Big TVs over the bar and a dog-friendly outdoor area add casual comfort to an otherwise refined setting.
Coffee comes from a great coffee bar offering options like The Dropout coffee and other delicious brews.
Lunch offers a casual yet refined vibe suitable for solo meals or business gatherings. Starters like the brie truffled toast set a flavorful tone for a delicious and satisfying midday experience.
Good to know
Dogs are allowed on the patio.
The valet parking is free but limited to small spaces.
Expect to spend about $40 per person for breakfast and coffee.
Cozy space with French country decor and stylish, charming details creates a warm, welcoming vibe. Noise level rises due to the small, intimate setting, while outdoor seating offers a relaxed alternative. Attached market adds a unique touch to the overall experience.
Coffee comes from a proper espresso setup linked to a family of restaurants known for quality. The espresso is really good and pairs well with food, enjoyed inside or outside when weather allows.
French farmhouse style influences the breakfast and lunch offerings. Lunch options are limited but include some appealing dishes.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with half-price cocktails and shareable plates.
Parking is limited behind the restaurant, so arrive early to secure a spot.
The restaurant has a limited menu before 3pm, with some items unavailable.
Nostalgic diner with booths and tables that feel historic hosts live acoustic jazz music on weekend mornings. Atmosphere stays cozy and peaceful, with local artwork decorating the walls. Regulars enjoy a warm, family vibe that invites relaxed breakfasts.
Strong, good espresso and coffee make a solid impression. The menu pairs coffee drinks with eclectic options like breakfast skillets and sandwiches.
A relaxing hangout spot with an impressive lunch menu. The asada stands out as a solid choice for weekday lunches.
Good to know
The Tamale Trio is available on Saturdays and Sundays through the end of December.
All patrons are asked to spin a prize wheel at checkout.
Parking is best accessed at the rear of the diner.