LA CASA DE LA ABUELA

“The atmosphere, the service, and the food were all top notch.”

Jonathan Jimenez★★★

Atmosphere and ambiance is pleasant, restaurant is clean, staff is friendly and accommodating. Based on the prices one would expect more, the food was presented really well but did the flavor fell short. The enchiladas mexicanas with chicken tasted like most ingredients were not fresh made to order, tortillas are frozen, beans and rice lacked flavor.

Valeria Hernandez (Val)★★★

It is a very cute and aesthetic place. Not sure if this detail matters, personal preference, we sat in a booth and I felt the table was a little too far where you need sit on the edge to be close. Originally I was interested in chilaquiles de la abuela, a very nice eye catching picture on the menu, but was surprised to know an $18 plate came with no protein and essentially was just the tortillas. Eventually I settled on La Migra which had everything I was looking for: eggs, potatoes, beans, half a slice of avocado, and a portion of chilaquiles for $16. A little deceiving, but I’ll take the bla

Reuben Reyes★★★★★

Choice place for breakfast! They have a variety of different options and a bakery. Place is nicely decorated, clean, and well lit. Staff are dressed sharp, courteous, helpful, and friendly. I very much enjoy dining here.

Theresa Gabriel★★★★★

Small diner chain with big class! The chef and the bakery, and the professional wait staff make it an experience. Price seems high for a cafe, but it’s a great value all things considered. I’ll return.