Had a great time. The food is delicious. The drinks were great. Highly recommended the spicy…read moremargarita. Freddy, our server, was next level. Thank you for a great evening.

First off let me say if you can have Freddy as your server, he is absolutely top tier, first class…read moreservice. He is everything you could dream of and more. Please give Freddy a big fat raise!!! He is friendly but not overly casual, has the best recommendations, we felt like royalty and family all at once. Freddy made Henry's our new home.

this place is busy for a reason. the food is great, there's plenty of options (even for fussy kids)…read moreand everything is served fresh and hot. great atmosphere also in a real '50s diner. service is friendly and efficient. highly recommend. also want to give a shout out to our server, Hector. He was fantastic.

I had a hard time deciding between 4 and 5 stars for this one. I think between the location, food,…read moreand general appeal of the place, I should give it 5. Like several other places on this street, this place gets slammed constantly, especially on weekends. Even so, the customer service is super fast and friendly. They really try to stay on top of my coffee cup. The coffee itself is a really smooth and balanced flavor. The traditional diner appearance is also great. The only reason I would give 4 stars would be the chicken in the chicken and waffles.....which is not even bad. I have high standards for this in particular. Thinking about it again, there's a lot of bad chicken in this country, but I've rarely had bad chicken in chicken and waffles. Maybe it's because a breakfast place wouldn't attempt it in the first place if they couldn't make it well. I found this portion to be a bit light on the actual meat. The breading is excellent, but I can see that the meat starts to become drier in the sections where the meat is thicker. And, of course, still a bit lean. I believe chicken for chicken and waffles should be dark meat, like any self respecting Asian should. Lmao. Grits were good too.

Omg hands down best breakfast spot EVER!! Abigail is an amazing server and we got to meet Michelle…read morethe chef of the menu as well a great human beings. It was Our anniversary when we went and I couldn't be happier with the spot my partner brought me to. Such a cute bistro setting. Low key makes you feel a little French. LOL. If you ate in town please check this place out so perfect for a perfect start to.your day. Great staff amf great food and drinks. CARAJILLO!!

Stopped in for tea & coffee Lots of loose leaf tea options,…read moreI got earl grey. It was delicious. There are a plethora of coffee options also. Walked out with a bunch of baked goodies I didn't expect to get, but they all looked so good! We tried the macarons and chocolate dipped Madeline's. Didn't love the Madeline but the macaron was yummy! I think the decorated cakes are absolutely beautiful. Might try a slice of one next time I'm here. Service is helpful and patient as you make up your mind! Not a lot of outdoor seating options [this review was written in connection with a Toast promotion]

After spending the day at Coronado Beach, I stopped by Parakeet Cafe, and it was exactly what I…read moreneeded. I ordered the turmeric latte, and it was an easy 10/10. It was cold and perfectly spiced, and so comforting. I also got the breakfast burrito, and honestly, I was blown away by how good it was. I wasn't expecting much, but it was packed with flavor, made with fresh ingredients, and incredibly satisfying. It was exactly what I needed after a long day at the beach. From the delicious food to the welcoming atmosphere, I had such a wonderful experience at Parakeet Cafe. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in San Diego!

Walked into the cafe and the ambiance was cute. Parakeet art, tropical vibes, and neon signage…read more We each ordered the summer special, a strawberry matcha latte. I upgraded to housemade almond milk (+$1). Total was over $11, more than I typically pay for matcha (~$8). The matcha came out within 10 minutes, but it wasn't great, as far as matcha goes. It's supposedly made with ceremonial grade matcha, but I couldn't taste it in the drink. The strawberry syrup was bland. The drink was somewhat "healthy", but not a good-tasting matcha beverage, and a bit too expensive for the quality you get. I'd liken it to watered down strawberry almond milk.

Diego and Kiara were fantastic! =) They were professional, efficient, and went above and beyond to…read moremake sure everything was done right.

I stopped by Better Buzz and ordered a turkey pesto sandwich and a chai tea latte, and Chris made…read morethe whole experience outstanding. The sandwich was fresh and flavorful, the chai was perfectly balanced, and Chris was friendly, attentive, and quick despite a busy rush. You can tell they care about getting every detail right. Thanks, Chris, for the great service--I'll definitely be back!

My husband and I came to Provecho because it kept showing up on lists of the best coffee shops in…read moreSan Diego, so we had to check it out. It's tucked into a cute neighborhood near Logan Heights. We came around 9 a.m., and street parking was easy to find. There was already a line when we arrived, but it moved pretty quickly. The baristas were friendly and welcoming, and I thought the prices were really reasonable for San Diego. I ordered the black sesame matcha, and my husband got the Piloncillo. The matcha was creamy, rich, and not overly sweet, which I really appreciated. One thing to know if you're ordering matcha or a latte--they only offer oat milk, not almond milk. My husband loved his coffee and said the espresso was smooth, flavorful, and let the coffee shine without being overcomplicated. The shop itself is really cool too. There's an art installation inside, an outdoor patio with additional seating, and I noticed quite a few people picking up bags of espresso beans while we were there. Overall, we really enjoyed our visit and would definitely come back.

Provecho is a local coffee shop in Barrio Logan with very interesting and unique industrial looking…read moreinterior as the space was part of a former bread factory. I've tried their pour-over coffee and the Orange Dream. They were both rich in flavour. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. They have both indoor and outdoor seatings with open spaces. It's a popular cafe to work, study, or just chat. Give this cafe a try if you are a coffee lover.

Coffee cart/stand kind of dealio. Your order at the front and they will call your name when order…read moreis ready. Coffee & pastries right by the water. There is seating, but not a whole ton. Very inexpensive! Two 20oz iced drinks + peanut butter cookie $17. My iced chai latte was great!!

My friend and I got the acai bowl and it was better than I expected! Super fresh and they put a lot…read moreof raspberries in my bowl which was nice. They'll call your name was your order is ready. The price is a bit high but I would come here again! Nice spot to sit at and enjoy the view.

What an amazing place this little hidden gem in Coronado. All the food feels like it was made with…read morelove. The croque monsieur is delightful and the greens that go with it next level someone in our group even bought the dressing to take home. Don't forget a dessert we tried. The salted caramel brownie was earth shattering.. We really enjoyed all of our time there from the attention of the staff to the well thought out food and the cute environment that you see then right on the corner to watch all the action You can come take away as well so if you're in the mood for a little a little scone, you can get those there too

Worst brunch of my life!!…read more Where do I even begin? We were in Coronado looking for a brunch spot and this place came recommended. Since we had never tried a European-style café before, we thought we'd give it a shot. Unfortunately, the experience was extremely disappointing. Everything from the food to the ambiance and overall cleanliness left a lot to be desired. The paninis were unbelievably bland -- they really need some kind of sauce or spread because they had almost no flavor at all. On top of that, the prices were surprisingly high for what we received. The desserts were around $11 each, and they didn't even taste fresh. The bread pudding was so hard we could barely get our fork through it. The only redeeming thing about this place is the location. Otherwise, the tables and floors looked unclean, which made the whole experience even more off-putting. This restaurant really needs to revisit its menu and overall upkeep because, as it stands, it's not a place we'd return to.