After looking up what felt like a million breakfast spots, Brunch. kept coming up, so we decided to…read morewalk over from our hotel and give it a try. When we arrived there was already a line, so clearly we weren't the only ones with the same idea! We only needed a table for two, and Cameron at the host stand was so sweet. She gave us the option of taking a table near the front right away or waiting for something a little quieter. We were hungry and ready to eat, so we happily took the first table. Thanks, Cameron, for getting us in! Our server Rosie was great. The first thing I asked for was orange juice, and she warned me they might be out but said she would check. Somehow I lucked out and got the last of it! Fresh squeezed, cold and absolutely delicious. Everything on the menu sounded good, and I seriously considered going the French toast route, but I spotted someone nearby eating the breakfast burrito and that made my decision for me. I kept it simple and ordered the breakfast burrito, and it was exactly what I wanted. Filling, flavorful and just really good. My partner ordered the biscuits and gravy with potatoes and loved it, especially that gravy. She liked it enough to ask for more! She also had a mimosa that she really enjoyed. Brunch. has that busy, casual neighborhood feel where people seem genuinely happy to be there. Nothing overly complicated, just really good breakfast food and friendly service. We would absolutely come back. Next time, I may finally have to try that French toast!

Popular on a Saturday morning--packed at 10-put our names in, told it would be a 20-minute wait,…read moreand they'd call us. We had enough time to walk around the local park and got a call in only 12 minutes. Not bad at all! Brightly lit, clean, comfortable seating with throw pillows to use on the bench! Attentive servers checked on us every 5-10 minutes! We ordered the chilaquiles with avocado (should've added chorizo too), and the brunch hash (shredded pork shoulder with carrots and sweet potatoes and fried eggs on top). Appreciated the selection of hot sauces including our favorite Cholula on the table. Our entrees could've used more flavor/seasoning overall. The green salsa on the chilaquiles was mainly sour. The carrots and sweet potatoes on the hash made them predominantly sweet with a touch of zing from the jalapeños. A better balance of flavors would make the meal more memorable.

The menu options and food was great! I also really appreciated the selection of Mexican sodas they…read morehad. The service was respectful. In terms of ambiance, it's kinda a hole-in-the-wall but has some cheery Mexican decoration.

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.

We absolutely love this place! We're from out of town but frequent this place and talk about it all…read morethe time! Great environment, neighborhood, service, and of course great coffee! We haven't tried the food yet, but hopefully soon! Please enjoy a photo collection of our visits

We came for the drip coffee and it's excellent. Great beans, excellent job with the roast = a very…read moresatisfying cup. The Latte on its own without sweeteners tastes great. Tried the breakfast burrito with bacon and it was tasty. The salsa is good although it leans toward something like a stronger vinegar taste ? Love the ambiance and friendly staff.

There are a few good breakfast spots in town that I favor, when I decide to eat out to start my…read moremorning. On this day, I was getting one of the cars detailed at Sunset North and decided to swing by Cowgirl Cafe for a slow and relaxed breakfast. Not my first rodeo here at Cowgirl. There is a very "Paso motif" call it western. It's open and inviting. ay be crowded on weekends, but this was a Wednesday morning and sleepy Paso was still sleeping. I took a seat at a booth and was immediately asked if I wanted to start my morning with coffee. Everything on the breakfast menu is good. I can't speak for the other meals, as this is one of the spots I frequent. Last visit for breakfast it was biscuits and gravy with a side of bacon. Portions are well sized and you won't leave hungry. The staff is fun loving and attentive and they know their regulars when they come in. That's part of the allure of a small community, where everyone seems to know everyone. My coffee cup was never empty, always coming around, asking if I wanted a refill. Located just half a block off 13th Street on Pine Street, you will find this wonderful cafe. Good people. Good food. Recommend this as your breakfast stop!

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!

My favorite place to pick up sandwiches before heading out to the wineries. I can order on the app…read moreand then just grab and go. Always fresh ingredients and always delicious.

I've been here a few times for either a sandwich or breakfast item, it's a super convenient…read morelocation in the town center and not too expensive, so a good option for when you're on the go. It's usually pretty busy so service isn't the quickest, but it is friendly! These aren't gonna be the best sandwiches you've ever had, but still a solid option. Great for picking up and taking to a winery or having a picnic in the park. They have some outdoor seating on their patio too if you want to dine there.

Great food great service with smiles! Table ms far enough…read moreapart we could chat! Nice!!

Sunrise Cafe is a nice little restaurant in a strip mall not far from the downtown area. It's a…read morepretty small restaurant with just a few tables as well as a large picnic table outdoors. The reason to come here is for the food. We shared the Birria Chilaquiles and Menudo. The chilaquiles came with home fries and were delicious. Not too spicy so I added some hot sauce to them. Nicely, the tortilla chips were of a smaller size than I'm used to making it much easier to eat. The menudo was also delicious and came with a nice spread of tortilla chips and vegetables. Service was relatively quick and friendly. When we were there, they were down one waitress but the woman serving the whole restaurant did her best to keep everyone happy. Overall, a great place for breakfast!

Cure café, only a few minutes away from downtown. The service was extremely friendly…read more I ordered that Chilaquiles, which were just OK. I would recommend getting something else if you're looking for spice. My friend got the veggie omelette. She said it was pretty good except that I had too many bean sprouts. I would definitely return and try other items.

We met out of town friends here for breakfast. This restaurant was not either couple's first…read morechoice, it was a compromise based on Yelp reviews and several restaurants' menus. We were all glad we chose Touch of Paso! The food was great, the service was friendly and the location was convenient. My wife and I will definitely be back.

Their Specialty is the Taco Pastor. Small street taco, but…read moregood. Homemade Flan...Delicious! Clean Restrooms/Separate Gender/Two private stalls in each.

I was craving a breakfast burrito, it came to the table with 2 types of UNMELTED CHEESE. Really…read moredisappointed, ate it anyway, mainly because no one ever came back to see if everything was ok. The chips and salsa were really good. Everyone else's burritos and plates were average.

From the moment we walked in, the service was outstanding and the food was just as impressive. We…read morecame here with my family for breakfast and had a fantastic experience. We ordered the veggie omelet, veggie scrambled eggs, pancakes, French toast, and the kids pancake with bacon. Each entrée came with a choice of toast or an English muffin. One thing that really stood out was that, without us even asking, the staff split the dishes onto separate plates for everyone at the table. It was such a thoughtful gesture and made sharing so much easier. The veggie scrambled eggs were loaded with fresh vegetables, and the salsa added a great burst of flavor. I personally preferred the hash browns, they were perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The breakfast potatoes were also good, and the rest of my family actually liked those more. The pancake was huge and fluffy, and the French toast was finished with a dusting of powdered sugar. The kids pancake came in the shape of Mickey Mouse, which absolutely made my son's day. Everything tasted fresh, flavorful, and made with quality ingredients. Between the exceptional service and delicious food, this has become my favorite breakfast spot whenever I travel to the South. Highly recommend!

Basic diner fare: - Flavorful scrambled eggs but rather dry…read more(i.e., overcooked) - Good quality sausage that had more of a kick than I was expecting. - Okay french toast that needed syrup to have flavor. (With good french toast, the flavor of the bread comes through, and you don't need syrup.) Very patriotic ambiance. Good service. They're known for their big portions, but I got a smaller meal that was the perfect amount for me. I would give them a 3.5 but rounded up to 4 for this review.

Perfect spot to grab breakfast before a full day of wine tasting. The menu has all the classics,…read morewhether you're in a sweet or savory mood. The real star though was the fruit bowl. It came so expertly arranged it honestly looked like a little flower arrangement, but don't let that fool you, it was packed with a great variety of fruit that was cold and fresh. Bacon was good too, nice and crispy. Coffee cup was never empty, which is always appreciated. Service overall was perfect, unfussy, quick, and efficient, exactly what you want when you're trying to get fueled up and out the door for a day of tasting.

The food was good at this location, but the service put a damper on our experience. We went here…read morebecause they are dog friendly. They seated us on the patio and gave us a list of all the rules that dog owners have to follow. The rules themselves were pretty standard, but then another group with a dog came and they sat them right next to us when there was plenty of space elsewhere on the patio. We couldn't enjoy our food as we had trouble keeping the dogs separated from each other. It was especially annoying because our server gave us a list of all the dog rules then sat a group with a dog right next to us. I did really like my meal. I got the country browns, essentially a Denver omelet. The portion was pretty generous and the patio was really nice.