The food was bland and the service was slow. I came in for biscuits and gravy and the gravy was…read moretasteless. The pancakes were bready and soft. Everything tasted store bought. Expect to wait a ton for your food. Such a disappointment :(

First i was brought a sample biscuit slice with gravy. It was delicious. I ordered eggs over…read moremedium, bacon and biscuits and gravy. Everything was very good. Somehow the sample was better. Definitely stop by if you are a biscuit fan. A+. Staff was very friendly. Place is comfortable with plenty of parking.

There is a ramp in the entrance for wheel chair accessibility. You walk in and are greeted…read moreimmediately by the staff. They don't really have table service so you're gonna have to walk in order. Sit down wherever you can. Food was really good for the portions was very filling not overly bearing just perfect. They have tons of coffees. We tried the chai in the latte, it was good turmeric. They have a section where you get your fork, napkins a bunch of hot sauces. There is a little library take a book leave a book. They have gender neutral bathrooms.

Great food, cool vibe, friendly and helpful staff and.. good coffee!…read moreGotta get that chilaquiles cast iron bowl with poblano. Creamy, salty, savory....all around killer! And don't get me started on the refried beans and roasted potatoes. Perfection!

Azure Bistro is housed in what was formerly the cafeteria for the adjacent lodging facility for the…read moreOur Lady of San Juan del Valle National Basilica Shrine. As an annual parishioners, I've eaten here before and I love it! Earlier today, I had lunch at Azure. It consisted of their oh-so delicious ahi tuna salad. The greens and tuna practically occupied the whole plate, which was accompanied by a separate bowl of salad dressing and a pack of crackers. I enjoyed the salad so much that I nearly forgot about the crackers. There's no doubt if I ever drop by again around noon or after, I'll order it again. I want to mention that I had breakfast here before, too. I highly recommend the barbacoa, which tastes like it was grilled the way vaqueros (cowboys) in South Texas do theirs. You'll be fed generously of the meat, I promise you.

The good: this is a quiet hidden gem with delicious breakfast. The restaurant is clean and…read morewelcoming. The waiter was a young teen who was very attentive and helpful. The mom and pop shop is definitely a place to visit. We had the breakfast platter which came with two pancakes. We customized the pancakes by adding berries and man were they delectable. The platter was very well served with bacon, ham, Canadian bacon, eggs, potatoes and the pancakes. We also tried the traditional eggs Benedict with side of potatoes and fruit. The bad: we saw previous yelp pics of the carrot cake and totally forgot to try. The ugly: have not tried for lunch but based on the menu I will be returning for sure. Support local

Our office always loves to do birthday and work anniversary lunches here. We love the quality of…read moreservice and the food is always awesome. I personally especially love the tomatillo sauce and the enchiladas. It definitely feels family style and casual, but very welcoming.

I stopped here for lunch on a sunday but found out they were serving their brunch menu. They had…read moresome good stuff for brunch. I ordered the french toast with sausage. I was a little disappointed with what I got though. There was no powdered sugar, they did not provide any syrup (on the side would have been good), and it was generally bland. The sausage patty I am almost certain was the same you could find at the grocery store, Jimmy Dean sausage pattys, they come in 8 packs... Unlike just about anywhere I have had breakfast, including side of the road diners in the middle of nowhere I was not offered a refill on my coffee. I should've asked though because I was double charged for all the drinks at my table. They were only $3 each (the coffee too) so not a big deal. As for ambience the place has a really great vibe and they even had a performer playing spanish guitar. The place got pretty full but I am not sure why. I don't plan on visiting again and I cant give my recommendation for them with this experience but try them out if you will. You may have a better experience.

Came here for breakfast last week. I ordered the Chelita's omelette. Delicious! All cooked fast and…read moreto order. My new place to eat. Thank you.

Been here twice, a year apart each. Came for brunch this time. The place wasn't crowded at all. The…read moreserver didn't take long with our order. The food tasted good, just like mom or grandma would make. Gotta remind you, this place serves great Mexican brunch dishes! This establishment has a very large and spacious dining interior.

First thank you for giving out the free plate of enchiladas for us Veterans! The enchiladas were…read moredelicious! They were definitely very "caseras"...just like mom makes. The tortillas were nicely rolled with the right amount of cheese...they had plenty of sauce so you could soak them up. They came with a side of rice and beans ...the usual. The rice had good texture and wad even better when you mix it w/ the enchilada sauce. The beans were also nice and weren't soggy.... They also gave out free tea which was the perfect thing to finish the meal. My wife definitely wants to return to try out more of their meals.

Nice little place and I really enjoyed the enchiladas. Lemon tasted fresh squeezed. Staff was very…read morefriendly

Food was very good. Also had a dressed up XX ice cold beer. Staff were attentive and friendly…read more First time here. Will definitely come back whenever I'm back in town.

Bad experience. Can't critique the food cause didnt get that far. Waitress unwelcoming and I was…read moreleft unattended for a long time after we did figure out who she'd be. I did eat the chips and salsa and I should've let that be the indicator, cause they sucked, bagged and tasteless with a very bland salsa. Nope don't eat there. Oh and the audacity to charge me for an ice tea after the obvious was pointed out to the them...

7/10 Flautas de papa 9/10 avocado chilaquiles…read more 7/10 chorizo chilaquiles 5/10 beans A coworker who works in the area recommended this place. I'm a huge migas fan and never thought to try chilaquiles. This place did not disappoint. I added eggs, chorizo and avocado with half green and half red sauce. I was surprised to get each adding in an individual stack. I managed to get my egg yolk over the avocado and chorizo. The food was really good, just not what I expected. The flautas de papa were a great buy. Instead of using a corn or flour tortilla to mop up my plate, I was able to use the flauta and with the papa in it, they were like little sponges soaking up all the leftovers

El Itacate has some of my favorite Salvadoran and Mexican food. From pupusas to chilaquiles, to…read moretacos, delicious options for breakfasts, lunch and dinner, they won't disappoint. My favorite is the Tacos Llorarás (you will cry taco) which features a handmade corn tortillas stuffed with a chile relleno made of jalapeño and cream cheese, plus a flavorful beef birria. Add your garnish and salsa of choice, and if the heat of the chile doesn't make you cry, you will eventually cry if you cannot return soon. It's that good! Drinks are either Jamaica (aguas frescas style). This location is right across the road from the Sam's Club on South Jackson Road. There is additional parking in the back. Family friendly.

The food did not taste bad BUT it didn't taste good. The food had no flavor. Reading some of the…read morereviews I am not sure what to think. The restaurant is pretty small which is why I believe they only had 2 servers. After we got seated, and placed our order, the food took 45min-1hour. While waiting we had to ask the server either for coffee or water since it was rare that they would come up to our table and ask if we needed anything or to keep us updated on our food, My husband and friend both ordered the chicken and waffles as previous reviews stated it was really good. The waffles had no flavor meaning the batter was very bland it REALLY needed the syrup to taste good. The chicken IMO lacked flavor. When asked if they had either búfalo sauce or something spicy for the chicken they stated they had none. I ordered the Chile relleno all I tasted was chorizo. The flavor was to over powering. The last plate that was ordered was the South Pole poutine. According to my friend it was good but he left half of the food. So I'm not sure if that's a true " I like it". The music was good it created a good ambiance but you don't go to a restaurant for the music. Would we go back? probably not.

The good: this is a hidden gem with delicious food! Made to order and flavorful. We had pork belly…read morebiscuit and gravy and it was very scrumptious. We also ordered the eggs Benedict and they did not disappoint. Lastly we finished with some yummy fluffy pancakes. The service was top notch. Very helpful and attentive to our needs. We went during the week so brunch menu varies on weekends if I'm not mistaken. The ambience is a unique, clean, open concept. Everyone gets different mugs with sweet messages or pictures with their coffee. The ugly: it's easy to overlook this location but don't be fooled this hidden spot is a must try for sure.

Food is very good including their buffet. Nice environment friendly staff good ambianceread more

The service is great here. Servers are very attentive. You can order food off the menu or if you…read morethere for lunch they do have a buffet.