Great little cafe with homemade flavor. Breakfast was really good, I'm sure the lunch/dinner items…read morewould be great too. Simple bacon and eggs breakfast with potatoes O'Brien. Bacon was tasty, eggs (over medium) were cooked perfectly, and the potatoes were cooked well. Crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside. French toast was thick cut and super good! I had the omelette with bacon, sausage and cheddar. Man, that thing was PACKED with bacon and sausage. I think the sausage is hand formed and is hope it was homemade, because it was delicious and the way it was chopped was perfect. Got mine with fries instead of the O'Brien potatoes because I don't care for bell pepper much, and the fires were fresh cut and freshly fried. The ranch...oh man, the ranch was some of the best ranch I've had in a while. Great little breakfast place serving wholesome food. I recommend.

This place had a lot of positive reviews which led us here. There is a small parking lot at the…read moreback of the cafe, and some street parking along the by streets. The place looks like a nice small diner, with friendly staff and quick service. The staff were nice and patient to get our orders. However the food was a little disappointing, we ordered the bagel sandwich and the mushroom cheese omelette. The bagel sandwich was very bland, it was like it didn't have any salt or pepper added. The same was true for the omelette. The home fries were more like deep fried potato cubes, which were also very oily.

Short stop leaving SLO before our drive to Beverly Hills. Open early so we stopped in to share a…read morebreakfast and enjoy coffee. Friendly service and fresh hot large portioned breakfast of French Toast, scrambled eggs and crispy bacon. Indoor and outdoor seating. A perfect start to the day. Worth the stop! From their menu: French Toast Breakfast $15.00 Two slices of cinnamon swirl bread, dipped and grilled to golden French toast, are served with soft fluffy scrambled eggs and your choice of savory sausage or crisp bacon.​The contrast of subtle sweetness and hearty protein reflects both comfort and strength, echoing the balance of compassion and accountability.

We knew nothing about the restaurant when we walked in. Clearly no ambiance, friendly staff,…read moresomewhat slow process and really delicious food! We had no idea it was also a nonprofit working in partnership with a local college. The chicken with cheese onions, tomatoes and special sauce was excellent. Great flavors, good portion of chicken and fresh bread. Huevos rancheros was a huge portion and very tasty. Lots of jalapeño peppers and tomatoes to go with the eggs. And the breakfast burrito was packed full of good eats! Definitely worth a return.

I love the concept behind this restaurants. I'm always a fan of variety and their menu being…read morestructured around combing small items like sliders, sides, and salads is perfect for me. I opted to do a trio with the bahn mi, tip o' Argentina, and the garlic fries. The food was good I forgot to take a picture! The tip o' Argentina was solid with the garlic aioli and the chimmichurri perfectly complimenting the steak and the lettuce and tomato adding a little bit of freshness. The buns they use for all of their sliders are soft, slightly sweet, and don't fall apart while you're eating. The Bahn Mi was even better. I love pork but was a little skeptical about pulled pork on a slider riffing on the flavors of a bahn mi. To my surprise and delight, it tasted just like grilled Vietnamese pork, which was perfectly complimented by the fresh and pickled veggies and surprisingly hot jalapeño. Finally, I got the garlic fries which were a massive portion, crisp, and very garlicky. Everything was good and with such a large and customizable menu, I'd definitely return if I was in the area again. I also want to give a shout out to the bartender, Kelsey. I sat at the bar and her service was attentive and she was very knowledgeable about the menu. We got the opportunity to chat for a bit and I loved her vibe, so definitely consider sitting at the bar if you're dining solo or with a friend.

I think the interior is nice and the service was nice. I ordered a beckoning cat and it was…read moredecently balanced. The food was a bit disappointing. I ordered the mighty melon salad. I like the idea of watermelon and mint and pistachio. Classic pairing. It the cut of the watermelon was too small, the addition of cantaloupe was a mistake, the spinach was in clumps, the balance of the dressing was way off. I ate maybe 1/3 of it and pushed it aside. No one asked me about it when they picked it up, maybe because they knew it wasn't great also. I ordered a trio of sliders because a coworker recommended and the place really puts an emphasis on it as a whole menu page is dedicated to it. They must have about 70+ slider options which is not always a good sign. I got the pork Cubano, the chicken popper, and the benny burger. The buns were very tough/hard on the outside which was surprising. But they also started falling apart as I ate each slider which is a classic failing in burger physics. The buns should never fall apart. The chicken sandwich was tough to bite through. The Cubano didn't really taste like a Cubano and should have had pickles vs pickled peperoncini. It was all just underwhelming and made me think this menu was way larger and more complicated than it needed to be. I'd say that the place didn't quite live up to the name and I'm not sure I'd return.

With an early morning trip to the farmers market planned, what better way to begin the day than at…read moreSLO's best breakfast spot! And it's not just my opinion as they were recently recognized in SLO Times. With a new menu monthly--offering locally sourced ingredients--everything is always a win! I'm constantly ordering something new to try but my go to is the amazing spicy chai latte. The way they make it cannot be beat by anyone in the area! Ok that may just be my opinion but I dare you to tell me otherwise. This day I ordered the strawberry basil waffle with whipped mascarpone and olive oil with of course my favorite: the spicy chai latte!!! They're so good that it's just one of those dishes that you wished stayed on the menu permanently. They have something for everyone and I recommend everything here!!! Also don't be surprised if there is a long queue in the morning. The wait is worth it!!!

Great restaurant, the place is PACKED on weekends so expect to wait while tables clear out. It's a…read morebit on the expensive side but the food was really great. Shared some of the homemade scones and had an avocado toast with a latte and really enjoyed it! They have free coffee refills (not specialty drinks) which is an added bonus. The place isn't very big so when it's crowded it can get hard to find a place to sit while your food is getting prepared and it can also be a little loud. But overall, enjoyed it and would come back on occasion.

*cute farm style restaurant with the sweetest cashier lady behind the counter who gave me a piece…read moreof coffee cake for my bday *yummy lemon poppyseed waffle (star of the show in my opinion) * breakfast burrito and Mimosas also on deck for my celebration * perfect weather to sit outside and enjoy the sun.

A quiet, sunny morning. Time for breakfast. Found Kitchen and Vine, liked the menu and off we…read morewent. Located on the outskirts of SLO as part of what was a family farm. A number of venues are here, so drop by, at least for a walk-around. Large kitchen in what would have been an outbuilding, we joined a few other people to make our order. The genuine friendliness from everyone was nice. And the menu was wonderfully different from any other breakfast/lunch place you have been to before. Very cleaver mix of Mexican and traditional entrees, along with a full scale coffee bar that would compete well against any of the commercial brew houses around. KV Lemon Poppyseed Waffle ($15) with real maple syrup, Carnitas Scramble ($16) bowl with three eggs, salsa and feta, Bonetti Bowl ($17) of potato hash and sausage saute topped with 2 eggs, bacon strips, and chipotle aioli and, Biscuits & Gravy ($14) topped with country sausage gravy, 2 over medium eggs and two bacon. Getting the idea? Wife loves lemons and her love was reinforced with the waffle and I just loved the biscuits and gravy, with the sausage dominant. Both breakfasts were loaded with flavor and the freshly brewed coffees topped it all off. We ate inside, as it was chilly outdoors, but there are tables outside on a patio and deck. We will seek Kitchen and Vine out for a return meal and our guess is that the lunches will be just as good as their friendly service. Yum.

I arrived at 11:38AM on a Saturday morning, and the place was quite packed, but we were still able…read moreto find a table for five indoors. I placed my order on the kiosk, which I found very easy to use. I ordered Smoothie 5 and Panini 6. This came out to $36.97. For the smoothie, I subbed out strawberries (because I'm allergic) and added bananas. I found that to be a really great option that they have at no extra charge. For the panini, I didn't realize they had half and full orders until I got up to the kiosk. I opted for the full order, and then realized once I sat down that I probably would have been better off with the half option. My smoothie arrived at the table at 11:49, whereas my panini arrived at 11:53, so the wait in total was about 15 minutes which is not bad at all for how busy it was. My friends ordered the Greens 5 with prosciutto, Toast 4, Bowl 1, Bowl 6, and everyone agreed that we would definitely come back. One thing that was funny to us is that we felt like the photos on the menu looked smaller than the portions that actually arrived. My friend ordered the Greens and a Bowl thinking it would be small, and she realized very quickly that she was going to need a takeout box for her salad. (This is a good problem to have, rather than the other way around!). The service was also top notch. Even though I ordered on the kiosk, I was still able to interact with the employees, as they frequently came around to ask if they could clear off plates from our table. I also went up to the front to ask for a box, and she kindly directed me to where the boxes were located that I could just grab. Next time, I would definitely mentally prepare myself for how busy it is, but for the quality of ingredients, and the portion size, I think it is great and would definitely come back.

We stopped in here our first morning in SLO. There is a Starbucks across the way, but I always try…read moreto support local and small businesses as much as I can when traveling. So, we decided to go here instead of Starbucks. I get Starbucks often for the convenience but wanted a good cup of coffee, not my mediocre "usual." We were a group of five, with three kiddos; two were on the younger side and a bit picky. Once we figured out what the kids wanted, we went to the counter to order at 11:03 AM. As you can imagine, getting two little girls out of their comfort zone for our late "breakfast" took a little work. When we reached the counter to order, the cashier told us, "Oh, sorry, we stop serving the bagel sandwiches at 11 AM," as she removed the bagel menu that had been sitting on the counter. That's fine, if that is policy, then that is policy. The rest of us placed our orders. I was able to get my daughter to order avocado toast but my sister had to take my niece across the way to Starbucks for a bagel. So, when I came in to grab my food and saw bagel sandwiches on the counter prepared, I assumed someone had ordered them before us. I was wrong because, while I was waiting for our food, a man who had been in line behind us came up and grabbed one of them. Shortly after that, I noticed a woman came into the café as I was getting some napkins eating a bagel sandwich. That was an even bigger shock because she had come in at least ten minutes after us. On top of that the cashier seemed incredibly annoyed with us when we asked questions about the menu and made substitutions. Long story short, the food we did get was great, however, the entire situation was super frustrating. The avocado toast with prosciutto and burrata was delicious, and my chai latte hit the spot. Due to running to multiple places to get everyone else situated, I didn't really get to sit and enjoy my meal, and neither did my sister. We won't be going back in the future due to our experience with the cashier.

They have arrived! Easy location across from airport. Of course, besides fabulous fresh bread they…read morehave salads and quiche to die for!

Cutest venue with the nicest server ever. The same owner of farmhouse but renovater as a wine place…read morewith trivia on Tuesdays (winners bring home $50 worth of wine) and live music on Fridays. What an awesome place with wines and beautiful ficus and snake plants.

So the Not Your Mom's Tots blew the sandwich I had on my last trip here out of the water! I highly…read morerecommend it! The kombucha I tried was just okay, but I appreciated them having kombucha on tap. The staff at the main counter were super helpful and considerate. They let me order a small kombucha even though it wasn't on the menu, answered all my questions, and gave me a nice and big to-go bag that the to-go box could lie flat at the bottom of. Ambiance is nice and arty. The chairs aren't that comfortable, but they add to the character. Only real complaint was when they were setting up for a dj event later that evening, and kept switching back and forth between the usual quieter cafe music and the way louder music on the system the dj would use. It made it challenging to get work done. Overall, 4.5 stars. I rounded up because of the amazing front counter staff.

On my quest to find chai in every city I visit, was excited to try Kreuzberg after reading their…read morereviews. It was past 7pm and the place was still hoppin' with groups on the outdoor patio, back room lounge and main area. It has more of a restaurant/club vibe than a coffee shop which gives it a special charm. When asked about their chai the friendly barista was happy to share that they don't use dry powder, they use a spicy concentrate. That's one plus!! But, it's not a house brew, it's basic Third Street Chai you buy off the shelf at the local grocer, chef supply, or natural foods store :( To their credit, they heat it up well and top it with a fancy cinnamon design on the milk foam. When asked if there is a local chai, the barista (who is a chai fan) couldn't think of any. This explains why the local reviews were so good for mediocre concentrate. While the chai quest was a miss here in SLO, Kreuzberg is still a pretty cool spot, with a fun, social vibe, friendly, helpful staff, and some tasty looking items on their menu (just not a stop for chai).