Great place. Really cute. The owner was even here. Her name is Brook. She gave us some discount…read morepasses. The French toast was super. Eggs were served hot and cooked just right and the side bacon was yummy. Our waitress was terrific. She was shy and didn't let me take her picture but ask for Rosie. Definitely suggest it. We want to come back for the Eggs Benedict!

We came here after a half marathon and it was worth the hour wait! We had our pups with us, so we…read morewere only available to sit outside (Luckily, the weather was absolutely beautiful) The mimosa of the month was SO good. It was so good that I ordered 2 more! (And finished off the other glasses on the table) The Eggs Benedict of the month was really tasty but we were barely able to finish our entree. If we're ever in the area again, I can't wait to come back!

Simply amazing! This small quaint restaurant in the heart of downtown is cranking out amazing food…read more Had the chilaquiles with eggs and chorizo. Let me tell you this chorizo was probably some of the best I've had, I tried the half green and red chilaquiles both were great. Service was great, she was very polite and guided me through the menu.

The location of Monarca is in the heart of the city which is convenient and desirable. Even though…read moreour waitress was nice, we waited a fair amount of time while the entire staff was in back room chatting extremely loudly even over the loud 50/60's music early in the morning. There was only one other customer in the cafe. We had the Eggs Florentine Benedict which was good despite the slight odd taste of the toasted English muffin. The orange juice was very fresh as you would expect from California. The setting is nice although the lack of people sitting might have been a good indicator. This is a place where you believe is a cute place to go. Perhaps just an off day with lack of attention to tourists. Even though I understand that most restaurants do not prefer offering half plates, I would have spent more if they would have done so.

Funny thing is I found this shop by accident and I'm so glad I did. I was staying in Atascadero…read morelooking for a local coffee shop there and instead of hitting the one I thought was going to in my GPS, I accidentally hit Amstrdm instead. Even though it was a 15 minute drive up the freeway from where I was, it was worth every minute. The downtown area this shop is in was really cool, plenty of parking, and the moment you walked into this coffee shop you could tell it was going to be good. Lots of space, people sitting and having conversations, and a greeting from the Barista the second I walked through the door. I went with my standard iced oat milk latte with honey and a triple shot and it was perfect. I wish I could have drank it there because the inside of the shop seemed like a place you could hang out for a while. Unfortunately, I had to take it on the road, but that is a shop (if I lived in that area) I would drive out of my way to get to. Well done guys!

We ordered a latte, a breakfast sandwich, and the chicken pesto sandwich. The latte was enjoyable,…read morethough it tasted more milk-forward than coffee-forward. To be fair, we did order a latte, so that is partly expected. The breakfast sandwich was good but a little underseasoned and could have used a bit more flavor overall. The chicken pesto sandwich was the standout. The pesto was well balanced and did not overpower the rest of the ingredients, which made the sandwich really pleasant to eat. Overall, everything was solid, though slightly pricey for the portion sizes. The food was good, but nothing especially memorable. Still, it is a nice stop if you are in the area.

Before we get into the meat & potatoes of this review, let me get something off my chest…read more I am ONE HUNDRED PERCENT not anywhere close to being a Cowboy, but I'll be damned if watching shows like Yellowstone on Paramount+ make me think twice about my life choices. I mean... Riding a horse on the open plains.... Wearing Levi jeans, a flannel shirt, with a big cowboy hat, a pair of cowboy boots, and rocking that big belt buckle sounds pretty cool to me. But being a Cowboy or a Cowgirl for that matter is more than just the catchy attire, it's a Lifestyle! Rooted in hard physical labor, long days, loyalty, deep respect and responsibility for the land and herding cattle are just some of the core values and responsibilities of being a true Cowboy/Cowgirl. Hell, I might not be a Cowboy, Yet... But I sure do respect the Lifestyle they live and for now, you can find me on the sidelines rocking out to my favorite country and Western artists: Morgan Wallen, George Straight, Garth Brooks and of course my Girls Reba, Lainey Wilson and Carrie Underwood. Heck, All I need now is my Cowboy Hat & Boots, Well, I suppose I should get a horse too ;) ------------------------ Now, Saddle up Partner, let's get this review on the road. It's time to EAT like a Cowboy and be where every Cowboy wants to be.... Cowgirl Cafe Enters the Chat! Yes, Every Cowboy that I know... Needs a Good Solid Meal to start their day off right. But more importantly than that... A Good, Strong cup of Hot Coffee! But even more important than that hot cup of Jamoka.... A Cowboy needs a Strong, Beautiful Woman by his side to wrangle him back in when he's out of line. Yeah, and just like you "Don't Mess With Texas", You definitely Don't mess with a Cowgirl! So when I ate at the Cowgirl Cafe in Downtown Paso Robles, I was on my best behavior. Located at 1316 Pine Street, this hole in the wall Cafe is where locals and visitors come together to break bread. A well themed decor diner that's open from 6am-2pm daily, The Cowgirl Cafe serves up a mean breakfast & lunch and boy did I enjoy it. 2 Eggs sunny side up, corned-beef hash, their Chef's Special Home Fry Potatoes, a side of toast, & a cup of coffee... All served with that hometown, local hospitality from our server who waited on us... You know, just like a cowboy, I tipped my hat to her and tipped her very well for her excellent service. As mentioned earlier.... The Cowgirl Cafe is open from 6am-2pm daily, so for you early risers who live the Cowboy life of waking up before the Sunrise, a hot meal will waiting for you. But don't fret if you are new to this Cowboy/Cowgirl rise and shine, get the day started off early business... Cause they serve breakfast up until 2pm (or until the cows come home). YeeHaw!!! Now, it's time to Cowgirl Up and stop pretending like this is your first Rodeo. Get on over to Cowgirl Cafe and Eat!

Food: I ordered the eggs, crispy bacon with potatoes and buttermilk biscuits with gravy, my husband…read moreordered an omelet, salad & pancake, he ate most of his food and I wish I lived closer so I could take my leftovers home, mine was 3 meals in one and delicious! Service: Excellent, so warm and friendly, the server was so sweet and every single staff person were so nice. Ambiance: homey, country cute diner. Noteworthy: Food was traditional and delicious but the customer service was the best. Thank you for a great start to our morning

We had some wonderful food (Reuben and Mediterranean sandwich) here and even better service…read moreprovided by Patty. She displays a true 'Owner's mentality' in taking care of customers. Strong two thumbs way up for both the food and the service!

6th street location has parking and outside seating with counter service inside so no frills…read moreambiance. No signs for a restroom but there is one through the doors on the right. Service was friendly and fast with sandwiches brought to our table. Sandwich and wrap are big but needed something more. Chicken pesto wrap- 3/5. Too much lettuce and not enough chicken or pesto. Dutch sandwich- 4/5. Bread was delicious; crispy outside and soft inside but too much bread to filling so wish they had pulled some of the bread on one side out. Flavor combo was good but needed the sauce put on edge to edge not just glopped in the middle. Lots of other sandwiches to choose from and was busy so seems to be really popular. Not sure we would try again but if in the area give it a try to support a local woman-owned business and see what you think.

I enjoyed the carne asada breakfast burrito -- it was so big, I had half for breakfast and the rest…read morefor lunch later on. The service was attentive and kind.

Wife and I stopped by the Sunrise Cafe for breakfast this morning. Never been there before but we…read morewere pleasantly surprise. Small unassuming place off of Riverside in a commercial area. Walked in to a pleasant greeting and were seated immediately. Great traditional breakfast items along with some tasty Mexican selections. Food was fantastic, prices were great and the service was quick. We'll stop by there again. I want to try out the lunch menu which looked really great.

Looking for a change of pace from Joe's Place on our way to SoCal, we stopped here again and were…read moreexceptionally pleased with the delicious and generous servings, the courteous and efficient servers and the many customers who were enjoying a Touch of Paso like we were. A converted older home, outdoor seating and plenty of indoor seating though we enjoyed our 2 seats at the counter. I enjoyed chili verde enchiladas and eggs with refried beans, while hubby savored the French toast platter. We'll be back....for sure!

Finally catching up to a review of this local institution of a breakfast place. They have a very…read morewide variety of breakfast options, including many items to satisfy a sweet tooth like mine. I was happy to see their most recent menu offered Nutella crepes, which were delicious and topped with fresh strawberries. My friend ordered the eggs Benedict, which she thoroughly enjoyed. Service was friendly and attentive. The environment feels a bit like having a meal at your favorite aunt's cozy home. This is by far one of my favorite breakfast places in the county.

Great little Cafe in the heart of Paso Robles, love all their breakfast menu the fresh squeeze…read moreorange juice is a huge plus, fresh cut and fried square papas are an extra plus for me (I dont care for frozen fries) chile rellenos are from stractch (I know, because we had family owned restaurants before) huevos con chorizo burrito is delicious and very big size burrito, everything is great, coffee Mexican bottle coke~cola, to michiladas to cervezas...

Solid place for Mexican breakfast/brunch. (They also have non brunch items). Service was good. The…read morefood is solid. They served a red and green salsa with chips. Both were good and had a kick but I really liked the smokiness of the red salsa. I got a horchata which was on the sweeter side than I liked. I got to try the green chilaquiles and a breakfast burrito with al pastor. Both were solid although the al pastor was a little too much fat.

Our group of four gathered for a Sunday breakfast. Great, quick service by the waitress and food…read morewas plentiful and very good. If you want a menu filled with good food in a convenient downtown location, then stop by Joe's place.

Very nice local diner. Classic atmosphere and with excellent service and big portions!…read moreLoved the bottomless Boyd's coffee, can't beat black coffee at diners. Kid got his water in the paper cup:) Went for what seemed to show up on reviews the most. - Ranchero steak & eggs = the steak was tri tip, which was too chewy. It worked out once I started slicing thin pieces from it and it became tender enough to eat. * I think the correct choice is to pay more to get the 12oz NY steak and eggs instead, since tri tip just too chewy. The famous ranchero sauce was good, but quite spicy! Kept eating it despite getting heated from spice, since it added the flavors. - Chilaquiles supreme = chilaquiles was good, but the tri tip piece from the supreme upgrade made it too chewy and detracted from the base chilaquiles. * I think the regular chilaquiles would be the better choice to enjoy without distraction of tri tip pieces. Or maybe ask if can make the supreme with other protein choices maybe some chopped up bacon or sausage pieces instead if allowed to substitute? - The hash browns side was perfect and delicious! Definitely wins over the homefries option. - Cinnamon roll = huge and a meal on it's own. was too much after the 2 entree's The menu is so vast, I think it's a winner as long as you stay away from entrees with tr tips. I just went too all in on tri tips, lol. Would love to try again sticking to the diner classics of pork chops or chicken fried steak, or the ny steak and eggs, or any omelettes or burritos.

Great local spot! Family who owns it are awesome and the food is delicious! Highly recommend…read more mimosas

We stopped by for lunch since it's close to the Electrify America charging station, where we were…read morecharging our car. We were greeted when we walked in and shown to a table. It was busy inside. It looks to be a popular local eatery. There is seating outside and inside. The inside was very nice with a moderate amount of seating. We looked over the menu and chose the chicken supreme sandwich with tortilla soup and the California chicken burger with fries. Our food came out within 10 minutes, which was fast. My husband really liked his chicken sandwich. The sandwich was a grilled chicken breast with cheese, BBQ sauce, tomatoes, sprouts and grilled onions. It was topped with sour cream. The soup was also very good. My California chicken burger was good, but the chicken breast was extremely dry and lacked seasoning. I had to add salt, and that made it better. There was bacon, avocado, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and onion with a special sauce on it. The fries were perfect. I'd definitely stop by here again and try something else. Staff were friendly and attentive.