Came here for the ice cream and it was delicious! Very creamy and the cardamom flavor is really…read moregood.

PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE ORDERING FROM THIS RESTAURANT. I…read morehave being a loyal customer for more than a year. We ordered from this restaurant regularly and trusted them. Unfortunately, this time that trust turned into a horrible experience for my entire family and our two guests. The food arrived looking and tasting like old food that had been sitting in a refrigerator and reheated. The meat was so dry and tough that it was almost like leather. There was also a strange taste that immediately made us question the freshness. We should have stopped eating it, but we were hungry and trusted a restaurant we had been ordering from for over a year. We ate it anyway. What happened afterward was absolutely horrible. Everyone who ate the food became seriously sick, our entire family and both of our guests. We experienced vomiting, severe abdominal pain, diarrhea, fever, headaches, and overwhelming weakness. People have been stuck in bed with barely enough energy to get up. Three days have now passed, and we are STILL sick and experiencing symptoms. This is not a minor complaint about food being cold or not tasting good. This affected the health of an entire group of people. What made the situation even more upsetting was my conversation with the restaurant afterward. I contacted them because I expected concern, an apology, or at the very least some attempt to take the situation seriously. Instead, the response was defensive: "Nobody has reported this to us." Maybe nobody reported it before, but we are reporting it now!! I trusted this restaurant with my family's food and safety. That trust has been completely broken. ‼Please take food safety seriously. Food should never leave a restaurant looking old, tasting strange, and potentially putting an entire group of customers in bed for days‼ Think twice before ordering. Your family's health is not worth taking the risk.

We caught them at the Wednesday Farmers Market at Capitol Mall in the morning. Overall, the food…read morewas great, but the drink we got was only okay. Food 1. Enoki Mushroom Bao was great! The mushrooms were nicely fried And the accompaniments with amazing. The pickled daikon and carrot mix (think ban mi) and fresh sprout were a nice balance to the fried goodness. Also the lightly sweet sauce made the taco-shaped bao a standout. 2. The fried shrimp dumplings were also great. Think a shrimp dumpling (ha gao) you get at dim sum then deep fried. There is a nice onion/soy based sauce on it and you can add chili oil if you want a little kick. Drink 3. Sadly the POG with lychee jelly just tasted like syrups mixed together. We would have loved it if it had some fresh ingredients. Only okay.

We're big fans of Boba & Bites -- especially my youngest, who always gets excited whenever they pop…read moreup at local events! His go-to is the Taro Milk Tea Boba, while my personal favorites are the Tempura Enoki Mushroom Bao and the Oyster Bao which are both packed with flavor. The bao buns are a little thicker than my usual preference, but the combination of pickled veggies, fresh microgreens, and savory fillings more than make up for it. They also offer other great bite-sized snacks like dumplings and popcorn chicken, and their chicken bao is another flavorful option worth trying. Pricing is pretty much what you'd expect at farmers markets and event pop-ups, and the owners are genuinely kind and welcoming people. Ordering is simple, and they give you a buzzer so you can continue walking around while your food is being freshly prepared. If you happen to see them at a pop-up, definitely give them a try!

I came by today and food was delicious and seasoned well. The service was extremely nice, no long…read morewait and it's clean and inviting. Must try. Thanks :)

It's been a while since my last visit, and one change was immediately apparent. The overhead menu…read moreabove the front counter is gone. You now order from a kiosk menu, which has photos, descriptions, and current prices. It was quick and easy. I ordered Ye Beg Alicha, which the menu describes as a lamb soup. I would refer to it as a stew, exactly what I was hoping for. It was a large serving of many, small pieces of lamb, in a spiced, buttery stew and comes with a small salad. It was delicious. My husband had the veggie platter, which came with Cabbage Wot (cabbage, plus a few carrots and potatoes), Miser Wot (spicy red lentil stew), Gomen Wot (collard greens), Shiro Wot (chickpea stew), Kik Alicha (mild split pea stew), and a small salad. He's not a big fan of collard greens, but ate and enjoyed everything. He found the Miser Wot particularly spicy, which he appreciated. Both our entrees were served on a large piece of Injera, and also came with 3 rolled up Injera pieces. We both love their Injera, which has a perfect sour flavor, and the texture of 100% teff. It takes a while to get the food, but I like the fact that that means they cook from scratch with fresh ingredients. As mentioned, Injera (darker and sourer than other Ethiopian restaurants we tried) is a good example. Service was warm and welcoming, as they state on the web site as a goal they strive for.

Coffee is of exceptional quality. The service is prompt and helpful. It has a relaxed, modern…read morethemed interior design and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. This is the type of place you would find in an exclusive urban downtown, so it's definitely worth a drive.

I plan to visit again! but I want to leave a review for the first time that I came Nour is very…read morewarm and welcoming cafetière and she made sure we had everything we needed ..Her café has a very girly and cute aesthetic it's a great place for pictures since they have a giant window with good lighting. I ordered a tea and it was delicious and my son had ordered this drink that was a soda with cotton candy on top I forgot the name now, but it was a fun little hangout spot .

Great service, reasonably priced, very good food, good portions, let's support small businesses who…read moreare starting out.

Surprised this place only has a few reviews, the food here is really good and also good value…read more Chill people too. It is a shared kitchen so they do share the building so its probably better suited for takeout.

When you walk in you immediately feel like you've walked into a restaurant in Colombia! The service…read moreis welcoming! The cafe is clean and lively! The time my date and I went, we got free Empanadas! The food was authentic as ever, and we enjoyed our time at this spot! I give it 10/10 stars!

Divina Colombian Cafe and Restaurant is an authentic place to get Colombian food. It's got a vibe…read moreall its own as on certain days they feature live music on their stage. The restaurant is also decorated with Colombian flair all over. It's really fun to check out all the different things they have around - like the pink payphone! I'd say the best thing to get at Divina are the empanadas. This appetizer is filled with beef, chicken, or potato. They are crisp and come out piping hot. The server told me that you need to take the first bite and then when it's opened up you spoon the sauce into it. I was glad for this information and the empanada with sauce was great! I wouldn't have known to do this otherwise. The arepa was also good - especially if you are a fan of quesadillas as it has a similar flavor profile. It's cheese inside a pillowy outer shell. The cheese has a rich flavor that is very savory. I found the bandeja paisa dish to be very large and substantial. There were many meats and protein on the dish. Some were better cooked than others. Overall this restaurant is very unique and worth a try!

It was delicious!! Service was great too :)…read more The food suggestions were great, and I've never had a black sesame smoothie before!

I was craving Ethiopian food, even though I've only had it a handful of times. I know Queen Sheba…read moreis one of the go-to Ethiopian spot in Sacramento, but Abyssinia seemed newer and had great reviews, so I decided to try something different. It's in a part of town I don't frequent, but the inside was very nice. I really liked the decor, seating, and ambiance. We were seated and given water and menus right away. The service was hands-off throughout the meal, which I personally didn't mind. I ordered the meat platter so I could try several dishes, including Alicha Minchet Abish Wot, Kay Wot, Ye-Doro Wot, Alicha Wot, and injera. In hindsight I don't think I received the cabbage stew listed with the platter, which was a little disappointing, but I can't say for sure since I'm still learning the different dishes. My favorite was the Ye-Doro Wot, a rich and spicy chicken stew with a drumstick, but everything tasted fresh and had great flavor and depth. I was hoping for the traditional round platter presentation I saw on other reviews, but everything was served close together and blended into one another. The presentation could've been better, but the food was amazing. The platter says it serves one, but I got two full meals out of it, so it could easily be shared. The leftovers were even richer and more flavorful the next day. I also ordered the tej after first discovering it in London and was very happy to see it here. It was sweet and refreshing while still having that distinct yeasty, fermented flavor. Overall, it was a fantastic meal and a great value for the amount of food. The menu is extensive, and although I didn't always know exactly what I was eating, it was all delicious. I'd definitely come back.

What amazing customer service and very detailed information that was given on the stuff that we…read moreasked about. Good food and amazing coffee

Ambiance inside is nice but damn outside plants are awesome. They have a cool car theme going on…read morewith a nice American diner vibe. I'd love to chill outside for a nice fall morning. The neighborhood was pretty interesting though but the coffee shop is like a nice little oasis. Coffee was a bit too sweet for me. I'd ask for less sweet next time