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    Cafe Amalia

    4.5 (53 reviews)
    ModerateCafes
    Open 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Chicken
    Pooja V.

    Love this place. Great food very fresh ingredients. The ricotta toast however was way too sour. Maybe next time they should do like a honey drizzle even it out. The salad was good. Chicken was well cooked and the hummus was very delicious. The location is nice and bright lots of space and they also have a place you can sit upstairs. Service is super friendly and they're always very helpful and take the time to explain things to you.

    Giang P.

    The vibe was amazing. It was such a cute cafe. I really liked the Greek fries. It was crispy and well seasoned. I got a side of the tzatziki sauce to dip the fries. I also got the tuna salad plate and it was so delicious. Perfect as girl dinner. I recommend trying their pastries as well. The staff were nice and food came out pretty quick.

    Cherie R.

    I'll start off by saying the service was great. Many young kids and nice people overall. I really wanted to love Cafe Amalia, but I didn't. I got the Garden Avocado Egg Sandwich and it wasn't very good at all. The bagel was like a grocery store packaged bagel, the avocado was more like the readymade packaged avocado sauce packets. The egg and tomato was good, but it was not at all worth $15. However, I liked the chocolate chip scone and my iced coffee was alright too. I'm not sure if I'll be back again for breakfast, but maybe will give lunch a try. The croque was very good - enjoyed a bite of that from my friend

    Matcha Latte
    Elliot G.

    Cafe Amalia, 5 out of 5! Great little lunch spot! We shared the Chicken Gyro which was delightful, as well as the Farro-Dise Bowl which we added beef tenderloin too which turned out fantastic! Very friendly staff and felt very welcome as soon as we arrived. Lots of natural lighting which is always a plus, and really cool titled flooring to add to the aesthetic of the cafe. Will be recommending to friends, and we'll also be back! Thank you!

    Kelse S.

    The sweetest spot. If I could wrap the aesthetic of this place up and place it in my home, I would. The cafe is located off of Manchester and parking is tight, but there is extra hidden parking in the grass lot behind the building- so note that before you venture out! You order at the counter, and they have a great selection of breakfast options, and they also have lunch. Espresso menu is wonderful, and a great time to treat yourself to a special drink. I ordered a breakfast sandwich and I loved how fluffy the eggs were! It was delicious on the ciabatta and the bacon was a wonderful salty additive. I'm really looking forward to returning and getting lunch!

    Spartan Power Bowl
    Mindy P.

    Snuck in for the first time right before closing on Black Friday. We were definitely here for lunch and could not decide what to get. The cashier really "sold" the Olympian Stack to my partner with his description of the sandwich. I am cutting back on caffeine so I jumped at the chance to get the Spartan Power Bowl, thinking it might give me energy. We also split a Lemon Orzo Chicken soup, so we could try it. The prices were higher than expected, but the portions were also very generous. I chose beef for my power bowl and I loved it, cooked with a slight pink in the center and very tender, great flavor from the peppers and the rice had a flavor that I've never tasted before also. The man was not head over heels for his sandwich, but he did like it. Since they had a cortado on special and great looking pastries in addition to the coffee, this is a definite be back.

    Breakfast menu
    Mary A.

    Cafe Amalia is part coffee bar - part Greek/Mediterranean restaurant. I came in expecting to grab an iced chai & a fresh pastry, but I walked out with an incredible lunch! I could have just ordered my Greek restaurant go-to (a Grilled Chicken Gyro), but the menu here is anything but ordinary: *The Olympian Stack immediately caught my attention: grilled steak (SUPER TENDER), caramelized onions, red pepper, arugula, havarti & meyer lemon horseradish. *The Atlas Bowl featured Amalia's famous meatballs in a marinara sauce over a bed of rice. So filling! *I went back for their breakfast menu and ordered the Greek-style French fry omelet. They also have an avocado egg sandwich, smoked salmon, croque madame & a brioche French toast There are 2 stories of seating, so pull up a chair and stay for a while. Open 7am-3pm Tuesday-Sunday.

    Claudine L.

    I was able to try the coffee, matcha, and some brunch from here. It gets pretty busy and loud so not really ideal for studying. They do have seating upstairs which I think is a bit quieter but it gets full quickly. The coffee was not too bad and the matcha was a bit light for my taste. The food was good, I didn't realize that it came with onions (I would have asked for none) but I still enjoyed it.

    Garden avocado egg sandwich
    Erica H.

    Came here for a brunch, and I was amazed by the fall decors and the interior designs. It was very cozy and cute! I ordered the avocado egg sandwich. The food was pretty good but the flavor was kind of bland. Matcha latte was not too sweet. The overall service was great, people were really nice there.

    Lemon chicken soup
    Whitney S.

    I'm obsessed with Cafe Amalia and could literally eat here every day! The food is all delicious, the space is so nice, and the service is always great.. my only complaint is as a breakfast hater that they don't serve their lunch all day but I'll live off their scones until 11am! My favs: Frappe Cappuccino, Tuna Salad, Lemon Chicken Soup

    Frappe
    Kaitlyn S.

    The service was fantastic, everyone was so nice! I really liked the frappe, it's pretty unique and not something you find at other coffee shops! It's not your standard Starbucks frappe, it's so much better! I also tried the Garden of Eva sandwich, the veggies tasted fresh and the fries were crispy! You order at the register and a number is given to you and they bring out your order. I went on a weekend and it was quite busy but I was able to find a table upstairs. It can also get quite loud when crowded. Overall had a great time and the food was delicious, will be back!

    kids' menu also available
    Allison W.

    Fun breakfast or lunch spot, with modern yet cute vibes and quick service! Prices seemed a bit high for some of the items (like the small cups of soup that my friends ordered), but I really did enjoy my gyro to the point that it felt worth every penny. Food was made with fresh ingredients and well-prepared. I loved the chicken gyro. The combination of the grilled flavor and the creamy tzatziki was excellent! It was a bit messy, but kept together with wrapping and a sandwich pick. The fries were good too- done perfectly. While they were not distinctly Greek in flavor (as compared to other places I've been, where they are seasoned more heavily or have feta topping them), this was okay with me because they offered a great balance when combined with the flavors of the gyro. There was a nice selection of canned/bottled drinks for those not in the mood for coffee (though the coffee at other tables looked great and the fall coffee specials sounded amazing). I will have to come back some time for breakfast items and to see what the coffee is like! It seems to be a popular spot! Parking is easier to come by if you get there on the earlier side of lunch. When we left, there was little room left to park. The lot is shared with the nearby yoga studio, and there is additional parking behind the yoga studio, in the grassy area.

    Christy M.

    This is such a cute little spot! Modern, clean, cool vibes. The first floor is a little tight but there is a second floor with more seating. Lots of fresh flowers and simple but aesthetically pleasing decor. I was pleased to see a woman-owned & local business pop up here. Now for the food! I got the cup of lemony chicken orzo soup. It was lemony and yummy, but more broth-y vs. creamy. My biggest bummer was that it did not come with sourdough bread (though on one of the menus pictured on Yelp, it mentions sourdough bread included) :( I was able to try some fries off a friend's plate that were yummy. They liked their gyro they ordered. It's a little pricey for what it is - my cup of soup was $11 but I could have gotten a bowl which was a double portion for $15. Parking is kind of tough as the lot is small and shared. If you can't find a spot in front of Amalia's, you can park near some of the other shops nearby (though double check signage b/c some say parking for their business only) or in their grass lot. It gets busy with parking and foot traffic in the cafe so I'd recommend getting there early if you want to stay for lunch. The website needs updating - when I visited the site to try to get a preview of the menu, it has not yet updated to being open (it says restaurant opening soon). Overall, a cool little spot with some yummy (albeit pricey) offerings and somewhat limited parking.

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