I have yet to try something on this menu that isn't incredible. This is one of my favorite restaurants in Houston and I go all the time. Recommendations: Veggie Burger Hobbit Wrap Any Sandwich Veggie Tacos Anything on the brunch menu Great service and great LOTR-themed atmosphere. read more

This place is SERIOUS about their avocados. I asked to have avocado on my burger - I was expecting a few slices, about 1/4 of an avocado - and I got literally an entire avocado on that delicious burger. read more

I look at the 3.5 stars and wonder ... WHY??? This restaurant is so much better than that! I am going to assume most of these people either dont know what to order or really dislike the parking situation the location has... I just dont understand- This is one of Houston's best spots for massive, delicious gourmet burgers!!! read more

I'm not a Lord of the Rings fan by any stretch of the imagination but I love this place. It's tucked away in an active part of town, which adds to it's charm. I've had a few breakfast dishes here but I always return for the migas. They're pretty good here! And the portions and prices are appropriate. Service is always good. Certain times are really busy but you can still expect pretty efficient and friendly service. read more

This place is just unique from the menu, to the people and waitstaff, to the setting of this place. To create this theme is completely creative and very entrepreneurial. The whole concept is of J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth world that focuses on Hobbits and Earthly concept. All orders of the main entree are of Huge Hobbit servings meaning they are huge. (Even though Hobbits are small they eat 2 times more then the avg human. Their favorite past time is to eat and they eat 5 meals per day!) The menu is overwhelming. I wanted to try almost everything listed on the menu. They have vegetarian dishes and almost anything you can think of even Shrimp Spring rolls. Even though one of the entrance is off of Richmond, it is in a secluded area deep in the parking lot. You can't even hear the noisy traffic of Richmond even while you are sitting outside in the patio. I believe this place used to be someone's house. Parking sux here. So far I have tried the Bonair Burger, which wasn't all that. I went back the second time to try the Far Down Sandwich. The egg salad that was suppose to be with the sandwich tasted weird. It had too much of a weird herb in it that I can't make out and not enough mayo or no mayo. Mayo is the only thing that makes a good egg salad. Both of these items I got the slim portion. Each of their meals can be served regular or slim size. Slim size is pretty much medium size. Regular is like an extra large portion for some one that hasn't eaten in two days! What I found awkward was that the sides such as Onion Rings were sheisty. I paid $1.99 more for my sides of Onion Rings and I only got 5 rings that made my plate look half empty compared to the potato chips that comes with most of their meals. The only thing delicious, I have tried here, is the Mango smoothie. I got great service here. However, I wish the one waiter would properly wear his pants over his butt. He looks like a DWEEB exposing his boxer! Wearing your pants below your butt is completely tasteless! I am going to give this place a 3.5 star simply because the food didn't meet my expectation but I will definitely be going back to try the other items. 4 star if the manager would get rid of the DWEEB or enforce a dress code for him! read more

An unexpected pleasure! My husband and I celebrated an anniversary there and we were more than happy with the food, the prices and the service! I ordered a salmon plate that was really delicious. My husband ordered a black bean veggie burger that was really good and filling. Every plate we ordered was fresh and flavorful and we both agree that we will return again ready to try more plates. read more

I showed up at 5 on a Sunday with a surprise group of 20 people. They promptly sat us on the patio and our waitress Cindy came out and told us about the special, the $20 Balrog burger. I got the special and a coffee and started out sharing the Jamaican Jersey Wings. The wings were awesome and the coffee was good. The Balrog was amazing and they did NOT skimp on the avocado which I was expecting, giving me about two full avocados of guacamole. Even with a rambunctious group of 20 Cindy was friendly and the food was out in about 10 minutes. All in all I would definitely come again. read more

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I remember coming to this place when I was a kid and it was located on Shepherd where the road crooks. One of TOP 3 veggie burgers in town- Black Bean Burger on Whole Wheat bun. The decor is quirky and cute and hasn't changed in 2 decades (which is why I love it). The patio, with it's permanent multi-colored Christmas lights, is the perfect relaxed place for getting a burger and a mug of beer for lunch or dinner. BURGERS here are great and are CHEAP. Also, great for HEALTHY eating with many vegetarian dishes. read more

I avoided the place for years because my mom had been there and said it wasn't good. I didn't know at the time my mom's definition of not good is: I ordered a vegetarian sandwich without noticing and I insist on animal products at every meal. Once I decided to give it a try anyway I've only ever ordered one of three things: Chicken salad sandwich: to die for Salmon burger: to die for Black bean burger: again, to die for My favorite side dish is the carrot/raisin salad. I have two small gripes though. I don't think the carrot cake was homemade and PARKING SUCKS! read more

Was looking for a lunch spot and the bf found this spot on Yelp and the reviews led us here. First negative is their parking lot. Hobbit Cafe shares a lot with several other businesses and they have attempted to make each businesses lots individualized with the parking spots all going in different directions. VERY confusing. Once we figured out where to park we entered the restaurant. As we were entering the front door there was a male and female employee exiting a door behind where the hostess station is. While they saw us they did not speak nor alert anyone to our presence. We then stood there for about 10 minutes without ever seeing another employee. I walked around the restaurant a bit and never saw anyone else that worked there so we left. read more

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They got everything but good food. Good beer. Good ambiance. Good service. Might go hang out and have a drink and some guac but the food is really forgettable. Not bad, just forgettable. read more

As a Lord of the Rings fan, I think the theme of the cafe is a great contributor to what made my meal as satisfying as it was. I started out with a guacamole salad as the appetizer. Yeah, it's exactly what it sounds like. A huge scoop of deliciously fresh made avocado goodness on a bed of mixed greens with tomatoes and cucumbers. We had a side of crispy tortilla chips that helped us gobble down the excess guac. I'm pretty sure it was the freshest and most generous amount of avocado that was served to me in all my life...at a restaurant. This is a big deal. For my meal, I ordered The Shire sandwich. it consisted of a huge amount of tabbouleh, more avocado, and alfalfa sprouts between two slices of lightly toasted wheat bread. I ate the whole thing, and it was refreshing and delicious and a mess..and I'm not ashamed. Overall, my meal was refreshing and the ingredients were light and healthy. I'm still full since I had lunch at 3 PM and it's now 10:23PM as I'm writing this review. In no time am I prepared to consume anything until bed time. This restaurant will serve you enough food to consider rolling on over to your car. Well, that's depending on your appetite. read more

I will not be returning to this restaurant. I found it here on Yelp saw the awesome reviews and my husband loves The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit so I thought it would be great. Negative. I went in knowing I was gonna get the Avocado Burger because of all the reviews and photos. My husband got the bacon cheese burger. Neither of us could finish our burgers. Our server was nice to start and then disappeared after the food hit the table. The food wasn't really for us though I will say their onion rings were amazing. When it was time to go our server was no where to be found. So we waited. After 30 minutes of waiting for her to come by so we could pay we walked up to the front where the other server had to go find her. We paid and left and we probably won't be back. I'm giving two starts simply for the decor and the onion rings. read more

We had just finished working out and decided to try a local "healthy" food. We had trouble finding the place since is tuck into a corner and parking wasn't the greatest (granted we arrived at 7:00pm). Once we arrived, we were immediately greeted by some of the friendliest staff ever. Our waitress was nice and knowledgeable. I had the salmon burger, which was probably one of the better fish burgers I have had. I ordered the avocado on the side (I wasn't too sure how I felt about fish and avocado) and boy was it not only a plentiful amount of avocado but it sure was delicious with the salmon. For a side, I had the fruit. The staff was really accommodating to my allergies and cut the fruit separately in order that I would not have an allergic reaction. I asked for the dressing on the side. It was a yogurt, honey and coconut blend, and boy was it delicious. I would absolutely go here again. read more

Vegetarian review: The environment was on point and the service is great. We had the black bean burger with seasoned and the sweet potato fries. The fries were excellent and the patty is huge. They could put a few more vegetables on the burger and decrease the size of the patty (by a little). Outside of that, the Hobbit cafe is a great place to eat. read more

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The quality of this Houston staple has never wavered. The update the menu often enough to keep things interesting, but old favorites are still available. Originally a vegetarian spot, they've branched out and now have something for everyone. read more

Go to the Hobbit Cafe at least two or three times, then make a decision about the place. You WILL like something on the menu. It is eclectic and suits just about everyone's needs without losing quality in the process. The place has quite a history in that it has been around for just over 40 years now. You could even say that they built a Lord of the Rings themed restaurant before it was cool, but that wouldn't be entirely true since the books gained immense popularity in the U.S. during the 60s. But I digress, this place is most certainly a gem in the restaurant heavy city of Houston. Great Beer. Fantastic Food. Delicious Desserts. Let's start with the beer. The Hobbit has an extensive beer list with no filler on it. Last night I was able to order a pint of the St. Bernardus ABT 12. I do not think I have ever seen this beer on tap at any Houston bars, let alone a Houston restaurant. Other great beers include Weihenstephaner Hefe Weissbier and scads of other foreign and local beers. Food here is phenomenal. Every entree that I have had (3) has had something to write home about. Last night I had the Spinach Enchiladas with mole sauce. I was surprised by how delicious the mole sauce was. The ingredients were very fresh and held their own amidst the symphony of flavors. Everything about the dish was flavorful, especially the rice and black beans. My friend, a recent transplant from Dallas, ordered the Jerk chicken. He boldly exclaimed that the rice - an Indian spiced rice that probably had cumin, ginger or some mint to it - was the best rice that he had ever eaten. I tried some and found it hard not to agree. The chicken actually took a backseat over it, I think (even though it too was delicious). After the main course I decided to get dessert because why-the-hell-not. I ordered a key lime pie that elicited another proud exclamation from my friend that went something like "this is the best key lime pie I've ever had", no joke. It was delicious and I cannot remember one that I have had that was better. The crust had brown sugar and really enhanced the overall flavor. If you get a pie from house of pies, you probably forgo the crust and just eat the insides. Not with this pie, you don't. To sum up this experience, the waitstaff was incredibly attentive and nice for a packed house. We did not arrive until an hour before close and even as we finished - 10 minutes before close - we were asked if we wanted dessert. On my only other trip, the waitstaff was never bad, just laid back. This time, they were spot on. Parking can be a trip, so be sure to utilize the immediate neighborhoods behind the building. It is situated neatly next to a residential area that has free parking on one side until 9pm (the restaurant closes at 9:30 anyway). **Side note: Neil Young, Depeche Mode, Peter Max, Jack Nicholson, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Woody Harrelson and Mama Cass have all dined here. Source: http://www.myhobbitcafe.com/About-the-Hobbit-Cafe.php read more

My favorite hang when I want nerdy eats! Plus the food is good enough so my loved ones don't mind my gibberishing on about the Silmarillion... read more

An ode to a past love. I miss thee, oh Hobbit Cafe. I miss the Smaug's Delight. The Mythril Mix smoothie. Being able to get shredded carrots as a side and mixing them into my generous avocado portions and then sprinkling Spike on top. I miss the little slice of cheese garnish, because who does that? Who garnishes a giant sandwich with an extra bit of cheese and a sprinkle of poppy seeds? Hobbits. That's who. I miss you. read more

Another Houston hidden treasure that mostly locals know about. GREAT food, huge portions. Vegan friendly choices. Lots of fun atmosphere to romance your inner geek. The service is great! Indoor and outdoor seating is available. Very kitschy and fun! Full bar with imported beers and specialty meads. I dunno about desserts because honestly in all the years I've been coming to the Hobbit (over 20) I've always been too full to even ask about desserts! The black bean nachos are a favorite starter, huge and shareable. Everything on the menu is good! A favorite of mine is the fish tacos. You should absolutely try this place, and if you are a fan of the books how have you not been here yet? read more

I've been going to the Hobbit Cafe for a long time now, and the food's always been consistent. The Hobbit can handle many food allergies and special diets, but you have to be very clear about your restrictions at the get-go. The parking is abysmal, but it's never stopped me from coming. We love their smoothies (get the Mithril - trust me). I usually stick to three items that I keep ordering over and over: Shrimp Egg Rolls, Fruit Salad, and their Fish Tacos. Their sandwiches are huge, and really good as well. It's a great geeky date place to take someone - but really - on good days, I just like to take a book and nosh on the fruit salad while soaking up the beautiful weather on the patio. read more

Visited a while ago now, I think this place has great options for vegetarians and the portion sizes are large; I also like the atmosphere and casualness of the place. Unfortunately the food was overall just average. It is also a little hard to find since it's hidden behind another restaurant. read more

Wide variety of cafe/diner food on the menu (e.g. burgers, salads, sandwiches and even enchiladas and fajitas). For LotR fans, this place may be the closest to Middle Earth Houston has to offer. The cafe has a nice, laid-back feel to it and love the big front porch seating. Staff is friendly and service was great. The themed setting makes for a fun atmosphere. Friend ordered the Spinach Mushroom Enchiladas with mole sauce and it came out very salty, ended up having to send it back (something was wrong with the sauce apparently). Our waitress was so nice and accommodating and had a new dish out in less than 10 minutes. The rest of our food was pretty average but good (Chicken Enchiladas and Salmon Burger). I'll have to rave about the sweet potato fries (favorite!) and the SMOOTHIES!!! Freshly made, great flavors and fruit mixes. Plus the LotR names, doesn't get much better. Loved the Athelas Kiwi Strawberry! Definitely coming back here! read more

I wanted so badly to like Hobbit Cafe, but its not my cup of tea. The two stars is denoted as "Meh. I've experienced better." That to me, means that I don't hate it, but I'm not rushing back. That's how I feel. I've been roughly five times. I have never had luck with seating. Its very tight and hard to move around. Outside has only been comfortable once. I love the idea and I love the atmosphere, but the service and the food leave a lot to be desired. I don't remember a meal that was good. Some unmemorable ones and some I hated. One time I got a sandwich (I forget which one) and the meat was full of gristle. It was pretty gross and I felt awful that I ordered it. Most people love their sweet potato fries, and they do look really good. The worst experience I had there was being seated in a tight little corner with a new and very nervous waitress who kept apologizing over and over (I used to be a waitress, so I know it can be nerve-wracking being new). Right next to us was a table of about 6 people (looked like 3 couples). One lady threw a fit about her bill and demanded to see the manager. Even though I was on the restaurant's side (I mean, it wasn't like I couldn't hear every single word), the waitress and the manager handled it really poorly. They stood in the dining room and argued with her for 20 minutes while every single person in the dining room awkwardly tried to finish their meal and leave. It was handled really unprofessionally and it alienated a dining room full of people. All this being said, if a group of my friends wanted to go here, I would go and enjoy my time with them. I just wouldn't choose to go on my own. read more

Our waitress was very nice and I will go here again, but the black bean burger I had today was not good. The bun and fries were delicious though. The burger was a mushy consistency that did not resemble a burger much at all. It was salty as well. My husband got a burger with delicious grilled onions. The atmosphere is casual and they have outdoor seating, which was great for us so our kids don't bother other diners. read more

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I've only come here on bad dates, however that is in no way the restaurant's fault. In fact it kinda makes the date bearable. All of the sandwiches here have ridiculous hobbit names, but they are all quite delicious. Each sandwich comes in two sizes: normal human size and gigantic. The latter is a great option for sharing, if you can agree on an item. Their burgers are really good, but will not stay together at all. I always end up looking like a caveman with food all over my face when I get a burger. No wonder the dates went so badly... read more

A word of warning: if something says it has avocados on it, you'd better be prepared to eat some avocado. For reals. All those avocado-haters out there or people complaining that there was too much 'cado: why are you at the Hobbit? And why aren't you capable of removing some of the avocado from your food? The Hobbit Hole is the raddest joint in town. I went to visit a friend for my first visit to Texas and she took me to the Hobbit Cafe (she kept calling it the Hobbit Hole since it used to be called that before the original structure burned down) almost immediately. We went twice after that, and each time the service was good. One time the server seemed pretty out of it, but the food arrived quickly and we had no complaints. The smoothies are all great - not sweetened, so fair warning. The portions are HUGE (therefore: not overpriced) so strongly consider sharing a sandwich or burger with another person. Everything was fresh, the variety of foods was wide, and the patio was so gorgeous in the evening. The only other place I've gotten a vibe like this is in the Hawaiian islands - people are chatty rather than rapid, the food is fresh and healthy rather than fussily plated. We never felt like we had to LEAVE as soon as we came close to finishing our meals. I'm a 28 year old woman (as opposed to an aging hippy) and I'd rather have a laid back overabundance of avocado than some chain restaurant any day. read more

Hi all - I typically do not like to read reviews until I make my own judgment. I have heard a lot about this Hobbit Café and let me share with you that it was very disappointing on all levels. What my honey and I do, we take one order to share for the first time being in a new place. Lamb burger cold meat and no lamb flavor; bun/bread not even toasted. The server asked what side we wanted to go with it and he charged us extra for it. Even though it comes with one side. One beer was also ordered which was super flat (keg must have been old). It is not about avoiding to pay $2.29 for the sweet potato fires side, however, the waiter had the nerve to tell us he will take off the bill since it is a big deal. Sitting arrangement and the atmosphere is a little awkward and it gets very loud. We are not demanding individuals but we recognized quickly that Hobbit is not very consumer-oriented. read more

Hobbit Cafe is a wonderful restaurant offering a healthy and vegetarian menu that is also reasonably priced. The restaurant is situated at the back of the same complex that holds LZs and Bluefish. Watch out in the parking lot for massive potholes (I recommend parking on the street). The entire restaurant is a converted house and is decorated as if a Lord of the Rings fanatic lived there. There's also a pretty large patio area that's nice when it isn't too humid out. The food here is pretty spot on. I like to get a smoothie to start out with, and then I usually go for beans and rice or a gardenburger. The other items I have tried on the menu are also quite good, especially the salads. Overall, a cool spot, with reasonable prices and good food. read more

My daughter introduced me to this place and it is fantastic. Great Food, Great Atmosphere, and Great Location. I have tried a number of varied items on their menu and have never been disappointed. It does get crowded and parking at peak times can be a bit of a problem, but it is worth it! read more

My review of the black and blue burger. Pros: deck with outdoor seating, relaxed atmosphere, service was good up till when we were trying to pay Cons: patty was over cooked, balance of the burger was out of whack, generic fries Notice how no pro's were about the food. Wasn't a horrible burger, just wasn't good. Also had a bite of the salmon burger which was over cooked as well. Chips were probably out of a bag too. If it wasn't for the deck on that slightly warm day, I'd probably just say another 2 star place. No wonder why I've known about this place so long and have never tried... Good place to chill but why would I chill here when there are so many other better places? read more

Hobbit cafe! This was my 2nd time to this place, 1st time for brunch. We stopped by after gym on Saturday around 1:30pm. Their brunch menu goes til 2pm. We had to wait for about 10 minute, not too bad. Atmosphere: This place is unique. In the inside they got different sections of the room so you are not in an open area. They have Lord of the Rings posters and things like that. Waiter: Our waiter came by pretty fast and got out drinks order. There were a lot of people and he seemed a bit rushed, but understandable. I asked what was their most popular pancakes and he recommended coconut pancake, which we ended up ordering and loved it! Menu: The brunch menu is not bad. It got most of the things you look for a brunch place. I think you can order from their whole menu during brunch and they got good selection of sandwiches and burgers. Food: So we ordered the following: Smoked turkey Benedict with the sauce on the side, Portobello Mushroom Fajitas and eggs, and coconut pancake. My smoked turkey benedict was COLD when it came out. I like my food hot and fresh so this was very disappointing to me. The english muffin at the bottom was toasted and cooled so it was hard. Taste-wise, it was good. Turkey was pretty lean and I think it would have been SOOOO much better if it was hot. On the other hand, Portobello Mushroom Fajitas and Eggs were HOT when it came out. I think my food was finished first and was waiting for my boyfriend's food to be done. I wish they can time it better. His food was great. portobello mushrooms were very delicious! And last but not least, COCONUT PANCAKE. This thing was so fluffy and it was sweet, tasty, and delicious! It was more of a dessert for us. It was so good that we ordered another one! Although my food was cold, the delicious coconut pancake let's me give this place 4 stars. Price: I dont remember how much exactly they were, but i dont remember this place being that expensive. I think most of the brunch menu were just shy of $10. For that price, food is good and service isn't bad :) I will be returning here to give their burger a try! read more

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Atmosphere is cute and the patio is nice. They have an impressive beer list, but there really isn't anything else positive to say. The service was incredibly slow and the few times our waiter came over he was rude and made it pretty clear he did not want to be there. We had never been before and had a few questions about the menu. Our server answered each question in 1-2 word sentences, with no smile. I had the Bilbo Magnificent sandwich (classic) with brown rice and my sister had the Smaug's Delight (slim) with fries. The slim sandwiches have a normal amount of bread. The classic had an excessive amount of bread (each slice is about 2" thick). Both sandwiches had about 2 avocados worth on them (in the form of guacamole on the Bilbo, sliced on the Smaug) and didn't taste like much of anything. Both sandwiches had tomatoes that were more beige than red, and tasted like flavorless glop. The food overall was very boring and could easily be made much better and cheaper at home. The bathroom is also pretty gross. Instead of doors on the stalls, they have shower curtains. The sink was dirty and the paper towel dispenser was half broken with a receipt taped to it that read "pull down." The toilets themselves were old and not especially clean looking either This restaurant is kind of a landmark in Houston so we had to go, but I can say with certainty that we will not be back. read more

This is a great place for the huge Lord of the Rings fans not too much unlike myself. A great place if you want a huge burger or sandwich. Its very easy to share one of these monstrous sandwiches, which is funny because Hobbits are such small creatures. I love sitting out on the front patio and enjoying the strung lights in the evening. Its very unlike any other little place I've been. Its like the dive bar of little restaurants. The parking lot is a bit rough if you don't own a 4x4 truck or SUV. I drive a small, lowered car so beware the large pot holes. Thats the only bad thing there is to say about this place. I love it: my car doesn't, but I do! Anyone wants to go, I'm always up for it! read more

Walking in to this little jewel I was curious why it is called Hobbit Cafe. My guess is Lord of the Rings, right by the hostess stand there was that little Smeagle character from the movie (really freaky). The atmosphere is like a little house that needs some attention. The floors creek, not a whole lot of light coming through and the furniture looks like it discarded on the side of the road. The food is absolutely delicious though. I notice that I try to venture out and get something new but I keep coming back to that fruit salad with the yogurt and honey. Its such a bright, fresh, and healthy appetizer. They have this bean burger that is pretty tasty as well, with the sweet potato fries it so good. Their portions are pretty big so you can share a lot of the entrees or know that you will be asking for a to-go box. I feel that I have to mention the women's bathrooms. There are no doors on the stalls just curtains, you have been warned. Parking is minimal so you can park on the street as well. read more

I've been here twice now, and the food's been amazing both times. The Dwalin sandwich was quite different but delicious. It's has curry chicken, sliced grapes, slivered almonds, and fresh greens in it. There's a lot of it, too. I ordered the slim and I still couldn't finish it. The gingerbread pancakes are really good, but I probably wouldn't order them again- there's are more interesting menu items to try out. The only con is the wait time for the food. The Hobbit Cafe's pretty busy on the weekends, so my advice is to go on the weekdays. Overall, pretty darn good experience there. I'm probably hitting this place up again this weekend with my friend. =) read more

I have been to the Hobbit Cafe many times over many years. I went there today with my wife and I would have liked to have left this place and its memories as they were in personal nostalgia. I know the place moved to its current location many years ago, but it's just not the same experience. The current place leaves a lot to be desired. It's just a run down old house with LOTR posters on the walls. The food was mediocre at best , we had the spinach mushroom quesadillas and I had the Turkey BLT. The food was not impressive by any means and not as I remembered (which was very good). The service was next to non existent. I will leave this place in memory because I definitely won't be returning. Fly you fools...from this place. read more

I had wanted to visit this place ever since I heard of it (I'm a ridiculously zealous Lord of the Rings devotee), but was a bit disappointed when my friends and I made our pilgrimage there. The items are all pretty pricey for sandwiches and burgers and the decor was -eh.- Our server was also -eh.- Nothing too special. The Gandalf sandwich I ordered was HUGE and piled high with avocados, but lacked in flavor. I make my own version at home now, but I still credit it to the Hobbit Hole fare by calling it the "Gandalf Sandwich 2.0." There's plenty of healthy things to choose from, but be prepared to fork over some dough for it. read more

After reading so many positive reviews, I thought this would be fantastic. But I didn't have a very good experience. The parking lot is tiny, and the spots are so close to each other. So if you don't drive a compact car, parking is probably completely miserable. Then you walk in, and it definitely looks like a house that was converted into a restaurant. I got the spinach and mushroom quesadillas, and when I got them they were just soggy and gross. The tortilla was burnt which caused another layer of weird taste to the whole thing. The waitress kept bumping into our table too, which caused for an unpleasant dining experience. Maybe they shouldn't put so many tables in such a small area. I won't be back. read more

What a charming little place. We came here for lunch and it was quite busy but we were able to get a seat outside. The decor was adorable. Our waiter was a little swamped but another waiter who I assume is the owner was great. I ordered a sandwich with turkey, advocado and bacon. It was very good, the only complaint I have about it is that the pieces of avocado were huge and right where you take the first bit so all you got was avocado. I wish it was spread around a bit. The key lime pie was recommend by the owner and it was the best I have ever had. I want more in my mouth right now. Great place overall, I will be back when I am in town again! read more