One word. DELICIOUS!! Glad to find this cute rustic themed restaurant around Queens! Its a great addition to the neighborhood. I enjoyed every food that we ordered here. The place is cozy & spacious. I got cappuccino for drink & my bf got iced coffee. For food I got the baked egg with potato & asparagus- it was simply tasty. I didn't expect that this simple dish can be this delicious. My bf got chicken sandwich with potato chips on the side- he enjoyed every bite of it. The chicken is juicy inside & has a crispy coating. We also got the avocado toast to share- it was so flavorful. A little salty & sweet. It has corn & nuts on it. This is way better than any other avocado toast I've tried. The price is very reasonable for $6. The people that sat next to us even called the chef to ask her about the food because they're very impressed. Shes very nice to chitchat with them & I found out shes the owner/chef of the restaurant. Hands down to Chef Dawa for this tasty food! Its simply amazing! read more

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Absolutely delicious!! I wish I lived nearby to eat here all the time!! Jealous of my friend who I was visiting who lives just a block away. So, everyone should try this place. The food is great and not well represented across the board. I'd never had this type of food before. And it's great for vegetarians and meat eaters alike. And my toddler loved it too, so that's a huge +! We got the beef momo, great portion and tasty. We also got the been hand pies. Yum!! I could have eaten a ton of those! Wonderful!! We enjoyed vegetable fried noodles as well. Nice big portion and super tasty. And last but not least we had the stew with purple rice. I didn't care for the purple rice but the stew was delicious!! Reasonably priced! With two drinks it was just less than 30 per person. That's pretty good considering we got four dishes. Can't wait to go back! read more

4 stars is only for the food A nice walk from the 52nd St station to Dawa's as me and other friend were meeting up with our two other friends for a girls' brunch. The restaurant was already packed and my friends were sitting on a large white wooded table. The blackboard menu is apparently no longer available totally bummer because my friend really wanted to try the poached eggs and smoke salmon. Cute twist of Tibetan food with American brunch style. Food: JC: French Toast + Chicken Momo CD: Baked Eggs + Orange Juice CZ: Baked Eggs + Vegetable Momo + Beet and Orange Juice Me: Beef Momo (first time ever trying momos and its quite tasty and the momo wrapper is more thicker than dumplings...the spicy is was just so delicious) + Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich (very crunchy chicken skin and quite flavorful) + Orange Juice Note: The Chicken Momo and Vegetable Momo have the same color wrapper which the kitchen should make the vegetable a different color to distinguish it as one of my friends doesn't eat meat! The service here and food coming out the kitchen is pretty slow just a heads up but overall the food was very yummy! read more

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I really had high expectations for this restaurant but it wasn't really up to the mark. The chicken dumplings tasted pretty good however the laphing had a weird taste to it. I particularly didn't like the sauce with sesame oil chili, cilantro and garlic in the laphing. However, you must try the dumplings. I loved the interior and the serving bowls. They have a very aesthetic vibe to it. read more

Dawa's - Beets Laphing (bean starch jelly) and Chicken Dumplings - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Woodside, New York

Dawa's is probably the hottest and newest brunch spots in Queens at the moment. Better yet, it is something unique and different to the brunch scene. It is Tibetan-American style! While there are already established Tibetan spots in Queens, having it as brunch is a first for me. Dawa's serves up American breakfast items such as french toast, pancakes, baked eggs, and etc. and they have Tibetan Momo dumplings. Baked Eggs dish is probably the most popular item here. The one was with two eggs, garlic scape, roasted potatoes, asparagus, and a sourdough toast in a super hot skillet. I loved the spicy red sauce that tops the eggs. It was pretty good when you mix everything together! Momo Dumplings are surprisingly really good! My party shared a Vegetable, Chicken, and Beef dish. The orange spicy sauce was amazing! It had just the perfect amount of heat and filled with spices! Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice. It is a tiny cup of juice but sweet and refreshing. The menu changes almost weekly so whatever is printed on the paper is what they are currently offering. Do not count on their chalkboard! read more

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Delicious!! It was one of the very few places open on Christmas Day, but I am super glad I stopped in for brunch. For the starters, we had their Momo dumpling and Shabaley. I really enjoyed the Shabaley and if its one appetizer you should get, it is this! It was fried to perfection and reminded me of empanadas. Each order comes with 3 beef patties and although having 1 of them is filling enough, I think I could've kept on eating. Their hot sauce is delicious. As a fan of spicy food, their hot sauce had a good kick and it makes you want more!! For my entree, I had the baked eggs. There was a lot of veggies baked into it with the egg. They had cauliflower, Brussel sprouts, peppers when I went but they are a farm to table so I think it may vary. We also tried their jasmine kombucha on tap which was fizzy and sparkly and full of jasmine taste. If you like jasmine and kombucha, this drink is perfect for you. My fiancé ordered their fried chicken sandwich. He really enjoyed it as I was able to sneak in 1 bite of it! He really liked it and he wished there was more to eat. Overall, I would definitely come back here for their food. Its different to other foods I normally eat but it is such a great experience for my taste buds! I cant wait for the next time I come here to try their other dishes. read more

I feel like a 4* rating is a tad high, as I wasn't hugely impressed by Dawa's and found my meal pretty good but not amazing. There are other places that I'd rather go for brunch and given that Dawa's doesn't have a liquor license, other restaurants present as more appealing brunch destinations. The food here is prepared with care, and they use quality ingredients, but the waits are long and the food you get here isn't worth a long trek. That said, I haven't tried their Tibetan food so I can't comment on that (though there are a number of Himalayan options in the Sunnyside/Woodside/Jackson Heights area). The much-hyped fried chicken sandwich: just as everyone describes, this is a skillfully executed dish. The chicken is moist and tender and the fry coat is perfectly crispy, crunchy, and not too heavy. The brioche-y bun stands up well to the chicken, and the only changes I would make to this dish are: adding more pickled onions for flavor/texture dimension, and subbing the potato chips (which are excellent: thin, crispy, and fresh -- but not a great match for the sandwich) with some other sort of side, maybe a slaw. The fish tacos were totally fine. However, you can definitely get better tacos for less money at any number of Mexican trucks/restaurants around here. Dawa's is a cute, light-filled, and hip-looking place (and they carry fancy Dammann Freres tea), with friendly service and reasonable brunch prices, but I'm not sure I'd venture out here if I weren't already in the neighborhood. read more

Dawa's - Fried chicken sandwich and fish tacos - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Woodside, New York

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My friend came to the US from Nepal and we figured we'd try here! I thought the food was great. I do not eat spicy and they ensured to let me know what would be mild. My friend said it's pretty authentic. I recommend read more

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What a find! This restaurant has a beautiful atmosphere and amazing, flavorful food. Shout to our wonderful waiter read more

Dawa's - What a find! This restaurant has a beautiful atmosphere and amazing, flavorful food - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Woodside, New York

Great spot, gem in Sunnyside. Lovely ambiance, they've got brunch, lunch, and dinner. Lots of vegetarian options for your veggie friends too. read more

Hands down, one of the best restaurant in Queens. My fiance and I learned of this spot a few years ago when they attended a Brooklyn Night Market. It was such a great experience that we needed to find out where their restaurant was. When I found out it was in Queens, we knew we had to visit since it was near where we live. This was our fifth time visiting and have always enjoyed all of our experiences here. The food is always on point and always great. We ordered the Thebthuk, Tsel-baley, pork chili, and Jhasha Katsa. We enjoyed all of our dishes and they never disappoint. We will definitely be coming back every now and then when we are in the neighborhood. We are so glad it made it through the pandemic and can't wait for our next visit. read more

You can tell when there is a lot of heart and love in a place by the way it's decorated, and Dawa's has it all. We tried the Beef Momo, chicken stir fried noodle, and their Beef tongue with Bok Choy, my friends and I enjoyed everthing we ordered, it was delicious, just the right amount of spices and so much flavor. The portion was good enough for three (not super hungry) girls :). Their prices are reasonable and you can tell how every dish is prepared with attention. I just started following their IG handle @dawasnyc, and found out hey have their own little backyard where they harvest some of their ingredients, just love it. I can't wait to be back here and try out their other amazing menu items. read more

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The interior of this restaurant was beautiful and had a cozy feel to it. The food was delicious. My friend and I shared chicken Momo's, thenthuk and jhasha katsa. Everything was just amazing. I'm so glad to try these Tibetan dishes and of course Momo's. read more

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W O W! the interior of this place is so aesthetic and on point! I like how chill and cozy this place is and how there are flowers everywhere around the resto. Thenthuk 4/5 - bone marrow broth was so good and homey. Love how there was a nice spicy kick to it. The hand pulled noodles was chewy. The beef was tender. Highly rec to try! Chicken momo 4/5 - the momo was so flavorful and the sauce that came with it has a nice herb taste. Really interesting! But, was slightly disappointed because I was expecting it to be a little spicy. Baked egg 3/5 - the sourdough bread has a nice flavor to it. The dish itself was ok, a little too oily for me. The taste was somewhat a hint of salt and pepper and a little a sour because of the sauce that they used for this dish. Not sure if I would order this again. - if you are really hungry I recommend you to order something to drink like coffee, tea, juice, or just keep stuffing yourself with water because all of the food you order would come out at the same time. - server can be a little inattentive esp during the off peak time. - 2 seat tables can be a little small if you're going to order 3 or more dishes since they use big plates. - make sure you fully turn the doorknob if you're going to use the bathroom because I almost couldn't open the door! overall, I would come back here again! want to try out more of their dishes. read more

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I went here pre-pandemic and this place is SO. GOOD. My favorite were probably the pancakes. The dumplings were amazing also and so were the noodles. I've never thought about trying this type of cuisine before but I can't wait to go back again! I'm still dreaming about those pancakes read more

Dawa's - Momo, pancakes, noodles - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Woodside, New York

I came here with a friend after searching for some breakfast spots. This was our first time eating here. It's a cute, slightly rustic and small space. We only tried their breakfast items as that was all they were serving until brunch time (starts at 11:30 on weekdays) I ordered the French omelette with Gruyere and kale inside. It came with a small side salad with potatoes. My friend ordered the platter that came with ham, sausage, bacon and scrambled eggs, toast and potatoes. I thought my food was decent. I The flavors were mild and I guess that's fine for a breakfast item. My friend enjoyed his breakfast and found the portion was just right. He ended up ordering some pastries to go for home. I felt the service was good and our waitress/cashier was friendly and accommodating. I think I would come Back to try their brunch/lunch/dinner menu. They have Himalayan dishes that I would love to try next time! read more

Dawa's - Scrambled eggs, ham, sausage, bacon with toast, a side salad, and potatoes. - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Woodside, New York

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Dawa's has been killing it. The menu has been changing frequently lately, likely to accommodate the new produce of Spring. And it's always a joy. Sometimes things we enjoy leave the menu, or move from the brunch menu to the dinner menu, but there's always a few things that really excite us. This past weekend it was the new squid dish. While waiting for our food, we smelled the unmistakable fragrance of a salty sea thing, wreathed in aromatics, coming from the kitchen. And we were overjoyed to discover it belonged to the squid we ordered, served charred atop a bed of artichoke hearts, rhubarb salsa, and toasted bread. The squid was incredibly fresh and fragrant, and it paired incredibly well with the tartness of the rhubarb. But also worth noting were the sunchokes and soft-boiled eggs. Admittedly, whenever sunchokes are on a menu, I'm smitten. They're like potatoes that have been shrunken down; smaller and kinda funny-looking, but with much-improved texture and flavor (thicker, nuttier skin, but creamier on the inside). And you can't go wrong when they're slathered in a rich, bright, herby tomato sauce, which is apparently the same sauce served with their momo, just without the hot pepper. Service here is fantastic, and the coffee quite wonderful as well. Nary a bad weekend could be had, if it started at Dawa's. read more

Dawa's - Baked eggs with squash and potatoes, and vegetable momo - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Woodside, New York

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Came here after seeing a lot of positive reviews. The modern Himalayan menu was awesome. I would say the stir fried noodles, dumplings and the slow cooked pork with the steam bun were on the best I have ever tried. With the modern seating, well designed ceramics, cutlery and mugs, it's an experience to be here. This is going to be one of my go to Himalayan food places. Will be here soon PS: If you are a spicy food lover, ask for their hot sauce. It has a nice kick to it. read more

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Came here on a Tuesday night for dinner 2 hours before closing. It's a small cafe, with a few people drinking tea and using the cafes wifi. The barista/ waiter gave us the option for dinner or to just just something for the café. Since this was my first time, I decided to get dinner there. I ended up getting a few things from the menu. I got the pancakes from the brunch menu which were amazing. I have had some bad pancakes before (too dry, too big, too bland) but these were just the right taste. From the "Ethnic" section: I also got the Shabaley, which are the Tibetan beef patties. So crunchy and good. There could have been a bit more meat in there but the shell was amazing. Got the noodle soup. I thought this was kind of bland. Mushroom soup had a kick to it, which I enjoyed. I found the menu cute, it was on a clipboard but the clipboard was smaller than the paper itself, so it seemed kind of silly to me. Other than that, it is a cute place to go. The "Ethnic" section is alright but the brunch is great! read more

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Went on a Sunday morning for brunch. Had a little bit of a wait, around 20 mins, and a little more when waiting for the food. I love the simple menu, which covers the standard brunch items: egg Benedict, pancakes, eggs and toasts etc and some traditional Himalayan inspired food. I had a butternut squash soup, and a Himalayan inspired dish: homemade beef noodles. I love the butternut Square soup, it's the real deal (not canned or soup paste), and sweet. The noodle itself was god, but the presentation wasn't very appetizing. I don't think there were enough beef, which made it look like just noodle drowned in soup, and like someone ate everything on top before it was served. Overall, it's a good, kids friendly, brunch spot for everyone. read more

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Loved this place! Super cute interior, on point service, ridiculously good curry cauliflower florets and tons of veg friendly options! I would pass on the rice beer though... That was a touch too adventurous for me and felt like drinking carbonated-but-going-flat rice milk They also have outdoor seating out front as well. read more

Dawa's - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Woodside, New York

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My fiancée suggest this place after hearing great things about it. Upon arrival I noticed the B grade given to them by the department of health, but I didn't let that deter me mainly cause i trust my fiancée's decision. Anyway we were seated immediately and our server was ready to take our orders. Just a heads up they do not serve alcohol. We mainly came there for the Himalayan food. We started with the vegetable momo, which is basically Yu-choy green, potatoes, and fresh coriander. The vegetable momo was good, especially when paired with hot chili sauce. For my main dish I had Shogo-Numtrak Baley. This is basically potato sautéed in shallot and spice served with home made fried Tibetan flatbread, which was delicious.I also added the hot chili sauce to the potatoes to give it more of a kick. I literally left nothing on my plate. My fiancée had the Thenthuk. This dish consist of Tibetan pulled noodles, beef, and daikon in bone marrow broth. We're vegetarians so she requested it without beef and as a result she did not enjoy it. According to her the Thenthuk lacked flavor and I believe that was because the beef wasn't applied, which deprived the entire dish. I'd like to return and try the vegetable stir fried noodles. I also believe my fiancée wanted to try it as well. read more

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5 stars for the food guys! We really love everything we've got there, the flavor, portions and options for vegetarians are really incredible! , only issue is the customer service could be more friendly, I don't want to knock a star off, but a smile or even a hello would be nice when greeting guests at a table. Please be nicer to paying customers and good tippers! Friendly service keeps people coming back your doors open! read more

Great food, very nice and clean place. Good service as well. A very nice addition to this neighborhood. I especially like the momos and the Tibetan butter tea. read more

Dawa's - Vegetable momos - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Woodside, New York

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Dawa's is a wonderful addition to the Sunnyside/Woodside neighborhood. Every dish I've tried I've been impressed with and love that their menu is a combination of Tibetan and farm-to-table brunch choices. That said, it'll satisfy most members of your group as well as your sweet -- and savory -- tooth! Food: Where do I begin? I've tried half their menu by now, so here's what I've enjoyed thus far. (1) Their pancakes are delicious. Made from scratch and adorned with fresh in-season fruits. If want something savory and eat pork, add a side of bacon. (2) The buttermilk chicken sandwich is savory in all the right ways and comes with handcut chips. (3) The baked eggs, which come in a burning skillet, are tasty and perfect for dipping. (4) One of the best momos I've had and on par with the Tibetan Dumpling Cafe. (5) Their burger is surprisingly good! The meat has a lot of flavor and is very high quality. Totally exceeded my expectations and easily has become something both my husband and I crave. (6) French toast. Delicious! (7) Butternut-squash soup. I personally like this a little bit saltier, but it hit the spot on a cold winter day. Drinks: They have good/strong coffee and a small, but good selection of tea. The juice is a bit on the small end so caveat emptor. Decor: Beautiful. From the fresh cut flowers in vases and Edison bulbs to the actual earthenware flatware. After seeing Dawa's recycled wine punts, I went out to buy myself a set! The tables and chairs are a melange of mixed individual pieces that together go really well. A+ / I wish they could decorate my apartment! Service: Friendly, quick, and non-intrusive. Everyone there is a joy to chat with and very friendly. I don't know the waiter's name, but he's fantastic and always in a great mood! Price: Good value. Since opening, they've increased their prices, but definitely worthwhile based on how fresh and well prepared their dishes are. Overall, there's a lot of love in their food and it shows. ----- Bonus: This is a fun place to work from during the day, but after 5 pm, they enforce a no laptop/wifi rule. I enjoy getting some coffee here and blazing through my inbox. Or trying to blaze through it, I should say :) read more

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This place is absurdly, ridiculously good. We stopped in late one Friday night where it was empty, so we weren't sure what to think. The dinner menu doesn't have the fried chicken sandwich FYI, which I was really looking forward to so I'll have to be back anyway! We got the strawberry lemonade (refreshing) and the beef momo dumplings, beef patties, and stewed pork with bun. That stewed pork was so stickily good, with enough red pepper and spices that I wanted to eat it every time I was sick. Just pure comfort food. The bun was large and fluffy, and dipping it in the sauce made it all the better. The need patties were kind of like an empanada but circular. It came with a super spicy chili sauce. It was the best beef empanada-like food I've ever had. The dumplings were great as well. Kind of like soup dumplings but shaped like normal dumplings. The sauce at the bottom was refreshing too. The only thing bad thing I can say is that a waitress spent the entire time taking to another table and they forgot about our strawberry lemonade until I reminded them. But when I got home I realized they didn't charge us for it so I don't fault them for it. read more

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Such a cute, cozy spot in Woodside that gives you all the authentic neighborhood feels. They have a nice outdoor arrangement for those craving a nice dining experience during COVID. I ordered chicken Momos, and the sauce was delightful. Excited to try other items on the menu in the future. read more

Dawa's - Chicken Momos, iced tea - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Woodside, New York

If you're in the mood for either an American OR a Himalayan meal that tastes both homemade and nutritious, then Dawa's is the place to go. Naturally I was in the mood for Himalayan food, so my friend and I went for dinner here this past Saturday. Selecting shares of the vegetable momo, the pork chili served with a steamed bun, and the bone broth beef noodle soup, everything was delectable. My only suggestion is that if you want to start with an appetizer, order it first- and wait to order everything else after you have finished. If not, chances are that everything will come out at once. read more

Outdoor seating available and they provide quality hand sanitizer as well for every table. Super cute spot! We ordered the beef patties which were good but a little bland. Then momo was delish especially with the creamy sauce. The best was the cauliflower dish though. Really tasty and colorful dish. That's a must have if dining in! read more

Dawa's - Beef patties, chicken momo, and cauliflower dish - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Woodside, New York

My husband and I came here tonight for dinner. We got a lovely seat by the window for a lovely meal. Our server was pleasant and helpful. We had some great drinks- the passion fruit vodka was delicious and then we tried the Korean rice beer- very cool. Usual but good. We had a few dishes that were tasty. Chili chicken, potato pancake, lentils and eggs and the rice crepe. All were seasoned and flavorful. read more

the meat in the beef momo was tough. the skin of the momo was a bit hard as well. sauce was nothing special. an overall mid experience.

Best fried chicken sandwhichs, constantly order them for lunch on work days. Can't complain!!

When I first tried this place, I remember it being so good. When I went there for the second time, it was a complete different experience. First, our server. She was horrible. Attitude and just not welcoming at all. Second, the food. What happened?? I was so disappointed, mostly at myself for going back. Beef sausage was horrible. Stay away. And it came with nothing. Tried a few other dishes and wasn't a fan. This is definitely a "this area has been gentrified" trademark. The only thing that was good was the pancake. I should've just ordered like 5 of those. This place has definitely earned a place on my "please, do not go back" list. read more

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Came here to grab a quick bite with a friend and we were both pretty blown away by this local Himalayan/ American fusion cafe. First of all, woodside is changing and it's been a while since I've stepped my way around this neighborhood. The cafe is very clean and has such a "Brooklyn" vibe to it. Ordered their beet + orange juice which to my surprise costed about $3.25 which was actually less than a cup of latte. Extremely fresh. 5 stars. I had the baked eggs which came with sizzling home fries, seasonal veggies (they change it here and there) tomatoes and a slice of toasted sourdough for you to dip in the eggs. Duh. Again, DELICIOUS and less than $10. Another 5 stars well deserved! Service was amazing as well. Didn't bother us too much but at the same time, came to our table just enough to check up on us to refill water and such. Will I come back? Absolutely! read more

Dawa's - $3.25 Beet + orange juice. Pure freshness! - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Woodside, New York

I had a very high hopes for dawa as per all people reviews,but got disappointed. The palate may have been good for people foreign to this dish, but for our group, food was a little bland. read more

Heard about food being tasty, went to try. Now I know why people are getting fooled. I am allergic to MSG. Got my food order of a few Tibetan food & American food for our large group. Was told by cook that they don't use it, I guess they didn't take my allergy seriously. Got sick. didn't want to file a complaint. Just warning you all. read more

I've always said that for a real culinary vacation, one could spend a week in Queens. A lot of these communities are incredibly diverse....and a true window away from the Disnification/Gentrification/Economic Ethnic Cleansing that Manhattan has largely become. We were down here for the fireworks on the East River..my friend's wife is from Nepal, so we Ubered into Sunnyside Queens. I cant say I had a wave of nostalgia coming into this borough (I spent the first three years of my life here..), but more of an amazement of the diversity of this neighborhood...a lot of Irish still live here but it's increasingly an incredible quilt of pan-Asia, India, and Mexican. We had a wonderful meal of chicken chili (w spicy red chilis), chicken wings, chicken and veggie momos, and some excellent Korean Rice beer. Streetside neighborhood dining and an incredible 4th fireworks...was a wonderful return to New York. Just be mindful...20% gratuity automatically added for the group of 5... read more

4.5 stars. So glad I finally came to eat here! Loved the casual mismatched style of the decor, the menu was both unique in concept and thoughtful in presentation and composition. Arrived at 1:45pm on a Sunday with four friends and was able to be seated right away, the lunch/brunch menu is divided into two sides of a sheet of paper, one side American and and the other, Himalayan options. One of our group is a frequent patron and confided to us that basically everything was good. Though we stuck mostly with American menu, we did try the veggie momo from the Himalayan side which was not bad, though the flavor (chive?) could be a hit or miss. The baked egg skillet was hearty and delicious. The fish was well-prepared and paired nicely with fritters. The spaetzel was out-of-this-world. WOW. They change up their menu seasonally so there's always something new and good to try. Service is attentive without being overbearing. Will be back! Want to try more brunch and lunch items! read more

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I walked passed this place a few weeks ago and put it on my "Brunch Collection", with the hopes of getting to it someday. Today was that day! With a group of five of us we made it happen. There was little bit of a wait for a table(we didn't make a reservation), we got the table near the window. Service was perfect, with only two waiter and so many tables they made it seem easy. As it being our first time here we decided to try the Himalayan menu. As a avid "bruncher" the uniqueness of the dishes was a welcomed change from my norm. The channa with gwaramari and fried egg was my main dish and I urge you to try it, you won't be disappointed. I will defintley be back to try the American menu. read more

Dawa's - Channa with Gwaramari and fried Egg. - Himalayan/Nepalese Near Me - Woodside, New York

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Oh my woah! We were in town on vacation and booked an Air BNB near this gem. We followed some yelp reviews and decided to give brunch a try at Dawa's.... best decision we have ever made (other than finding each other of course :)). Anywho, we had the baked eggs with seasonal vegetables (and a side of bacon cause I need meat). Absolutely fantastic , so many flavors , colors and soooo fresh!! My boyfriend had the buttermilk chicken and barely spoke while we ate (also barely shared ...). The sandwich was also freshly made , juicy, flavorful ...and filling. We highly recommend trying it ! Momma bear had picture perfect pancakes with strawberries and Blueberries (and bacon). So fluffy with organic syrup served in an adorable little tin thing. Service was great !!!!! Our server (Matthew) was so friendly and attentive. If the food wasn't bomb his service alone would have forced us to leave a great review .... but the food was also bomb so... double whammy :) Overall - Recommend recommend recommend. We will be back for dinner menu options ! read more

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