Was at UC Davis having a farm animal tended to and had some time to wait so walked about 5 minutes…read moreto this little student operated cafe. I had little to no expectations as I have seen these places run the whole gambit, so went with the spicey chicken sandwich and the 1/2 pound hamburger. It took about 10-12 minutes for the orders to come up and ran about $13 per meal. My wife and I were both pleasantly surprised with how tasty the food was and they both came loaded with fries. I could see myself eating here if I was a student or worked here and they offered about 5-6 different menu items to choose from which rotates weekly. Nice and convenient cafe that saves you the hassle of driving to downtown davis.

Wonderful place to eat with many delicious selections!!! From Pizza to Sushi!!!!!!…read moreThey all look pleasing to the eye!!!! I will definitely be back!!!!

First off I love both the inside and outside dining areas. There is a walk up area to order, which…read moreallows you to see everything going on in the kitchen. The employees are efficient and friendly and the food comes out in a timely manner. I had the chimichurri bowl and it was very filling and tasty. The garlic fries were spectacular. My daughter had the pulled pork and it was very good also. The grands had chicken strips and fries that were basically like all the others out there. I loved the watermelon rosemary lemonade. I'll be back again.

Manny and Gizaw outdid themselves. Thank you so much. Trying new stuff off the menu with favorite…read morefrom ol' days. Will def be back. :) everyone and everything very nice ambiance and a great place to dine in

My second dining excursion at UCD was at TxMx. The flavor was pretty plain, but I got a lot of bang…read morefor my buck. To be real, I had forgotten to eat breakfast, and was simply looking for something cheap when I spotted the $1.50 bean taco on their menu board. (I noticed that their meat tacos start around $3, and their burrito bowls start around $6.) The employee asked me if I wanted black or pinto beans. I asked for black beans, lettuce, cheese, and pico de gallo. Just like at nearby Ciao, I got the sense that everything had been prepared somewhere else, and then simply opened and reheated here. All of the ingredients tasted more preserved than freshly prepared. The food was more Americanized than Taco Bell. Still, for $1.50, they gave me a pretty generous portion. It was somewhere between a large snack and a small meal. The cup of beans and cup of lettuce atop the crumbling flour tortilla were enough to tide me over until I was ready to walk over to the Yelp Elite event at Happy Mochi later that day. Overall, the $1.50 bean taco is probably one of the best values a student can find in whole The ASUCD Coffee House. In a pinch, I would come back and order this again.

Pretty tasty and affordable. I got $1 off using the oodles app which is great because that's…read moreliterally worth 2 boba toppings. The burrito is bigger and cheaper but I'm terms of flavor is a little lacking compared to the quesadilla. I like sour cream so I always get the especial. It's a nice fatty bite to fill you up so that you can resume studying. If you have a small stomach, share with a friend. If you don't finish it, save it. A not warm quesadilla has saved my life multiple times when I had to stay on campus late.

Best, quick breakfast I had in town! Service was friendly and quick, and I enjoyed the outdoor…read moreseating inside the early AM. Tasted like fresh ingredients and I noticed a bread delivery that morning from another local business. Was happy to support this small business with a quaint ambiance!

The lattes here are really sweet and it's a bit tucked away. Their drinks are also a bit in the…read morepricier side.

Came for Father's Day lunch & left mostly satisfied. Luckily I made reservations because it was…read morevery busy that day, as was our waitress who was sometimes around...the other waiters noticed our needs & addressed them. The soups were hot, but some of the mains came out a bit lukewarm. We all left with full stomachs & leftovers. I plan on coming back on a less busier day!!

This review is mostly about about service, or the lack of it. We have been here a handful of times…read morewith a group of 10 to 15, hoping each time that the level of service would improve. Here is what's going on. This latest visit was serviced by Zoran, but previous visits have suffered the same problems. An inordinate amount of time is required to provide everyone with a drink, even though many of our group order only water. The order taking is somewhat chaotic, although it appears that the server is making relevant notes about who orders what and who is together. Then the waiting begins. A few of the smaller items (soup, salad) emerge from the kitchen in maybe 30 minutes, the entrees don't start appearing before we have been seated for more than an hour, often longer. And this was a Wednesday afternoon--we arrived before 5:00 pm--when the restaurant was not near full and we had made a reservation the previous day. The food is generally good, if rather lightly seasoned. But I can recall no inquiries from the server about beverage refills; our requests for this require, again, an inordinate amount of time to fulfill. More than once our server made the trip from the kitchen to our table carrying only a single item, then back again, apparently, for another item that sometimes doesn't appear. When it's obvious that everyone is virtually finished with their food, the only way for us to receive our bills was to flag sown our server who finally appears with several slips of paper and absolutely no idea of who has ordered what, in spite of apparently making notes during the ordering process and delivering the majority of the dishes to our table himself. We finally all received our bills, but about half of our group failed to receive the traditional fortune cookie at all. Here's the thing: this pattern over several visits of the lack of server attention and skill is should be directly laid at the feet of management. Every server has to start somewhere, but the success and future of the restaurant largely depends on the work of the servers; poor service taints an otherwise good experience, even if the food is perfect. Not to mention the fact that servers are the sales people for potential extra revenue, e.g., upscale beverages, deserts, etc. We are reconsidering whether to return here as a group in the future, but over two hours for a meal seems excessive.

Decided to come in on a Sunday afternoon with my wife, food was quick and really well portioned! I…read morefeel like I had lamb in every bite. The gentleman who helped service me was also very honest and nice, recommending me some good and healthy toppings.

As a former UC Davis student and current Davis resident, it's crazy to see how far Shaws has come!…read moreI remember when Shaws and star Ginger were the only food trucks on campus and it was such a great meal at a good deal. Now they have their own storefront with a ton more options to customize your meal, and more options and things to order overall. The storefront is not huge, but I don't think it needs to be. It's clean and pretty well organized. The service is also fine. I ordered a combo rice bowl and was glad to be able to add extra toppings like tomatoes in the such. Now, the one thing that they don't do like the old truck used to do is load up with sauce. The old truck used to drown your bowl in sauce whereas now they're a little more conservative, but I imagine you could ask for more if you wanted more. The bowl itself tasted good. It's not going to be the best Halal food that you'll get in Davis or anywhere else in the world, but it tasted nostalgic, and I really enjoyed the whole thing. My husband who is currently on campus more than I am noted that the storefront gives you more food than the food truck at the silo. He also said that the food tasted better here.

I love coming here. It's such a chill, quiet spot, and a great place to get a coffee and get a…read morelittle work done. The avocado toast is so tasty on good quality bread--and the pickled onions on top really do it for me. I've also tried a couple of their sandwiches, most recently the turkey pesto sandwich, and they've been bangers. The cashier is always very personable and helpful. If I could wish for anything, it would be that food portions are a little bigger, but the flavor makes up for it. It's such a nice spot and not far off campus if you want a quick bite and to get away from the coho crowd. One of these days I really need to see one of the shows they host every so often!

Flavor of sandwiches and bagels were good, but portions of smoked salmon on a "salmon bagel" was…read moreactually insulting small. Two little slices with exactly 4 capers each is ridiculous for a 10$ price point. Got us sitting in lawn chairs but want to upcharge for tiny portions. Is this business trying to be a low-price community spot, or a fancy & stingy restaurant? I couldn't tell..

Excellent frescas con crema. Impressive variety of desserts. Connected inside to the Quetzal…read morerestaurant, so when you're dining there save room for dessert! Idk why the strictness of signs that say no taking photos of the menu posted. *shrug* We will however be back!

I asked if the corn was from the cob or canned the cashier stated it was from the Cobb. We got corn…read moreand it was definitely from the can then I noticed a big can of corn in there he kitchen. The churros are very mid. He could've been honest and said it's canned