I walked in this cafe today, and ordered ille de omelet and espresso, it was so good, melted bri cheese wt side salad and all fresh ingredients like I never had such a tasty omelet before, servers are so friendly. They have a cute patio with colourful umbrellas, I'm so glad finally I got a chance to see this, definitely coming back read more

Super cute little place. Love the look and feel of it - exposed brick wall, random art, etc on the walls, mismatched furniture. The food was pretty good as well. We tried an omelet and an order of French toast - neither disappointed. The only drawback to this place is the noise (and the kitchen staff leaving the back door open on cold days). But that's minor - and truly, it's just s testament to the place's popularity. Would definitely recommend. read more

The staff was polite for the most part. We were told to sit outside where there were a lot of people, so we picked inside where there was one couple and a single. Not sure why this place was labeled vegan because even the salad requires removing lots of ingredients. My husband got the berry French toast and asked for no chocolate. They still added it. Was concerned when tap water was used for my coffee and the server dropped bottled water on the table. Hoping to not get sick from just drinking coffee. read more

At last, Kay and I made a lunch date with our saint of a Community Manager Rachel and a non-Yelping friend of hers. Rachel suggested Caffe Mona for a brunchy kinda get-together, and due to the establishment's hours, it made for a perfect Sunday afternoon fit. As I write this, my dilemma is whether or not to give Caffe Mona a 3 or a 4. First off, the service, while friendly, was somewhat flighty. Our server brought us a dish that none of us had ordered, and at the end of our meal, mixed up our split checks. Secondly, the food seemed to be just a scintilla astray. Acting as a starter was a tastefully simple plate of freshly cut fruit. Granny Smith Apples, pears, and watermelon triangles did wonders for my produce cravings of late. The watermelon in particular was gushingly ice-cold and made for ideal, wholesome snack. My minor issues with the food began with my breakfast entree. The Potato Scramble, a dineresque "garbage-style" jumble of cubed tubers, Applewood bacon strips, Roma tomatoes, and Swiss cheese filled my stomach but failed to excite me much. An online search indicates a bit of controversy over whether or not to season scrambled eggs, but in this case, I felt a pinch of salt and a crank of the pepper mill would have lifted this dish from mildly palatable to positively epicurean. The textural admix of light/fluffy/crispy/chunky/creamy/gooey was bold while the flavors were a little shy. Desiring a dessert of some kind, I also had an Oreo Crepe, which was supposed to contain within an "Oreo-infused" blanket both Oreo fragments and marshmallow. The crepe itself somewhat resembled a gourmet Pop-Tart in appearance, toasty taste, and mouthfeel and didn't seem to have any Oreo origins to speak of. The filling did have an Oreo gravel inside it but seemingly lacked the marshmallow, making the crepe far more timid than the decadent mess of a treat I expected. I did enjoy it but not as much as I thought I would. So, perhaps a 3 is appropriate after all. Mona's got the looks with her modern, brick-and-wood-laden decor and welcome-to-my-new-loft ambience but could use some fine-tuning in terms of service and culinary technique. P.S. All of us had a pleasant, chatty time together despite the uneven dining experience. read more

Caffe Mona you snuck up on me! I was searching for a place to grab brunch and stumbled upon this place. I didn't know where it came from, but apparently my friend pointed out that it used to be J'eet. It's really very homey inside. I love the wood accents and casual feel. What drew me in was a promise of fabulous french toast. That promise was kept thankfully! I love a good prix fixed menu and for $13.99 you can get three courses of breakfast goodness! First course was a fruit dish. It was actually a plate full of apples, pears and watermelon. Way bigger than I thought and fresh to boot. The second course I choose the fig, apple and brie french toast. The fig was baked into a large slice of french toast while the brie was melted on top adorned with a couple thinly sliced pieces of apple. It was incredibly tasty and had a plentiful amount of fig! If the air issue is cleared up I'd happily hunker myself down here for a afternoon work sesh. They offer free wifi and we even had a dude sitting next to us with his laptop out, so I feel like they're welcome to workers. The last course was an apricot preserve on a crepe. The apricot was so so good! It's definitely something you're not going to get everywhere. I may have thought it was a lot of bread if they hadn't served that huge plate of fruit, so thanks for not making me feel guilty Caffe Mona! The one complaint is that it was hot as Hades inside. Like the oven's been on all day and we don't have a strong enough air conditioner/don't have one on at all hot. It was pretty uncomfortable so good thing the food was a win or I may have been outta there by the first course! As long as they get that under control I'd return. Looks like they're welcoming to workers considering they offer free wifi and we were sitting right next to a busy little worker bee next to us. So pump that air and I'll spend the day ordering up some delish food and have a nice little work day! read more

I wanted to try this place for a long time and went there on a Sunday for brunch with my girl friend. Initially was apprehensive to go in as the look of the building was bad. When I entered the people inside were very friendly and helpful. They have fruit salad, eggs, bottom less coffee and sweet crep for just 13.99. Can't get better deal than that read more

So we wanted to get brunch and my friend thought that this would be a good idea. The service sucked so horrible that it made us lose our appetite. The waiter asked us if we were ready to order (we weren't) and sighed. We had just gotten seated and already we were feeling unwanted. Once we ordered we waited for what seemed like ages, it was actually 40 minutes, and he never came over to tell us where our food was, if we wanted more water, to apologize for the wait, anything. The people who came after us (smaller party) got their food before us. My friends and I were furious, we were going to just get up and leave and then he finally brought our food (no explanation either). We didn't even order anything particularly extravagant. My friends both ordered savory crepes and I ordered the White Salad. It was good, but way too much chicken. My friends both said that the food was so creamy and rich that it made them sick. TLDR: I would never go back, not even for big portions. read more

Table of 10 and I was not served until everyone else was done. No idea why. How long does it take to make French toast? ?

#1 problem - they serve water in tiny plastic water bottles. I asked why - thinking it was to do with the water situation yesterday, but no - it's there normal way of serving water. It's extremely wasteful and I was actually offended at the disregard for our environment. I had to ask for a glass of water. Oh just read a review saying they charge 50 cents for a bottle?? It took a while for someone to take our order, but our food came quickly. One a side note - the music was really loud in the front area. It was nicely decorated! My boyfriend liked the omelette so that's good. I ordered their homemade iced tea and was disappointed that there seemed to be mint in it. It was not enjoyable to someone who hates mint and was a waste of $3. Lucky for my boyfriend because he enjoyed it. I ordered a sweet strawberry Nutella crepe. It was a folded crepe drizzled with the tiniest amount of Nutella and a few cut strawberries. You are supposed to slather the folds with Nutella and stuff it full with strawberries! Despite ordering a strawberry crepe, there were blueberries on top. I HATE blueberries and I felt bad wasting them. It's worth trying if you aren't as picky and easily annoyed as me. My boyfriend would go back, but I'll pass and save my money. read more

We had intended to visit J'eet today and found that it was gone, and Caffe Mona in its place. We had also walked just as the restaurant was supposed to closed but we didn't realize, and yet the owner served us graciously. The menu has some of the same offerings as J'eet did, with many new additions as well. Notably, the espresso machine and coffees have returned. Mike had the Elvis crepe (banana, peanut butter, and BACON!), I had one with spiced applesauce, caramel, and walnuts. The crepes themselves were excellent, just the right texture and the flavor spot on. I love the new crepe offerings, can't wait to try them, plus there is a French toast menu which is a great idea. We chatted with the new owner for a bit, he's a really interesting and friendly guy and he makes good food for sure, so we'll definitely return! read more

I had such high hopes for this place. The online menu seems amazing with so many delicious brunch options ranging from sweet to savory. Despite some of the negative reviews given to this place, I thought maybe I'll get luckier. However, my experience was a complete disaster. The location is great, right on a main street. The café is spacious with plenty of lighting. However, they did not make very good use of the space. The décors were all over place with Christmas, spring and summer themes going on at the same time. The service was awful as well. The server was inattentive, rude when we asked for an extra minute to look over the menu and he mixed up our order when the food came out. The food took exactly 40 minutes to arrive to our table. There were only two occupied tables in the entire café so there should be no excuse for taking that long. I ordered the Caffe Crepe with chicken, apples, avocado and melted brie. The chicken was overcooked and super bland with no seasoning at all. There were no avocados in my crepe. The only thing I could taste was the brie. The crepe was so horrible and tasteless that I could not finish it. Each bite was a complete struggle and I had to fight to keep my food down. The food was bad. The service was bad. The experience was overall bad. I am ashamed for bringing my dining companions here. Caffe Mona, never again. read more

Atmosphere is lovely. Staff is so kind. One of the best breakfasts I've had in a long time. The umbrella porch is adorable

I recently brunched here with Yelp's own delightful and insightful Angela B. We arrived around noon and were seated right away. Caffe Mona has a very welcoming décor, with tiny tables, light wood tones, and a beautiful exposed brick wall. The layout itself is very cozy, and delicious smells overwhelmed me as our friendly server handed us our menus. We both decided to go for the prix fixe brunch selection, which included soup, salad or a fruit plate to start. We both chose the fruit which was a decent selection of sliced apples, pears and bananas. Nothing super special, but perfect for nibbling while waiting for our second course. I ordered the fig and apple French toast, which was supposed to be served with fig jam, Brie cheese and Granny Smith apples. I was told by our server that they were all out of fig jam, and my heart sunk a little. He offered a substitute of apricot jam, which I accepted, although it didn't sound nearly as amazing. It was a yummy dish, the Brie was melty, creamy and gooey, the apples (even though I had just had some with my fruit plate) were a tart and crisp contrast to the sweetness of the apricot jam. I ate every bite with content. The third course consisted of a crepe with either strawberry or apricot preserves. I got strawberry, as I had already sampled the apricot. The crepe was a little crisper than I would expect a traditional crepe to be. Stiff, almost. The strawberry preserves were nice, however, and by this point I was full anyway. All in all, a pleasant meal and would certainly go back to try other menu items. So why only 3 stars? The music was simply awful! It was unnecessarily loud, it was difficult to hear my dining companion because we were seated underneath a speaker. The loudness might not have been such an issue if they had played something that didn't make me cringe. It was like some created a Dave Matthews Band Pandora station and just kept hitting "like". Well, we didn't enjoy the onslaught of Mumford & Sons, Jack Johnson and DMB that polluted our lovely brunch. I'd be happy to make Caffe Mona some more appropriate playlists...trust me, they need the help. This is very important for an enjoyable dining experience! read more

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Really enjoyed brunch today. Liked the french toast with berries and creme, as well as the french toast with brie, apple and fig. Coffee is excellent. Service was friendly (thanks, Tuba!) and the atmosphere pleasant and comfy. Sat and chatted for an hour after we finished and didn't feel pressured at all. great little place. BTW, was there on a 95+ degree day and the temp inside was fine (referencing an earlier review about it being hot) read more

This review is based on the combination of two visits. The first was a weekday lunch: Walked over from Children's and the place was empty. We were seated right away and the jerk chicken crepe that I ordered arrived quick and was fairly tasty. The second was a weekend brunch: The cafe was semi-full but one table and the bar seating were available. We were seated quickly and ordered soon after -- so far so good. Then came the wait. We waited for over 45 minutes for two orders of French toast - one savory and one sweet. When they finally arrived, they were disappointing. The berry topping on mine was half frozen. My wife did not care for her spanakopita French toast. In summary: Not a bad choice for a quick lunch, but I recommend looking elsewhere when it comes to brunch. read more

I came here for breakfast on a weekend. We arrived when they opened. It was a brisk morning, but it was still nice to have the cool breeze blowing through...until the cook went outside to smoke right in front of the window. Inhaling cig smoke was a huge turnoff and really irritated us. The tea selection is modest but I was beyond thrilled to find decaf English Breakfast. For my meal I ordered the spanikopita crepe. I was going to go for an omelet, but thought I should try something different that I can't get just anywhere. The crepe was filled with spinach, onion, and feta cheese. It had an amazing flavor, but the crepe was rather rubbery. I actually felt like I was eating pizza rather than a crepe. My friend got an omelet that she really enjoyed and she also got the Nutella dessert crepe. Again, her crepe was very tough and rubbery and there was only a small smear of Nutella on it. I think if they tweak their recipe for crepe batter it could have far more potential to be an amazing food option. The omelet choices are pretty great. That's what I'll stick to, should I return. read more

Really good brunch spot! I got the V breakfast sandwich and my friend got the Nutella crepe and we split. Both very good. Menu is quite large so there's really something for any mood you're in. Definitely recommend and would love to go back to try more read more

Delicious! Food was very tasty, generous portions. You can tell that the staff takes pride in their business because the service was great and the dining room was spotless! read more

Caffe Mona is my number one go-to place for brunch, coffee, and casual hang-time! The owners are awesome and make every effort to ensure a perfect experience. The servers are efficient-sweet- and attentive, the cooks are hands down the BEST, and the back patio is the cherry on top of what will be the first of many delish brunches. How else will you get to try everything on the menu?! trust me when I say, you can't go wrong with this place! read more

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This place is simply delicious! I am not too familiar with Bloomfield area, but my friend and I were out on a Sunday looking for a nice brunch spot and we stumbled upon Caffe Mona. I noticed the lights outside and it caught our attention! The food was incredible. She had the bagel and egg sandwich (you will see how it is done when you go) and said it was absolutely delicious. I had the banana split french toast--the name should say it all! They also offer other sandwiches and breakfast items as well as a full coffee/espresso bar. Right on Penn across from the hospital, this is a place you definitely want to check out! read more

So breakfast was delicious! BUT service was slow...horribly slow. With 3 tables total I don't really think it should take 10 minutes to get a glass of water or a pot of tea. Let alone the length of time we waited for our food. Maybe our server was distracted by other things but eh...I rather just order food to go and call it a day. read more

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Cafe Monna is another breakfast/brunch spot in the Bloomfield corridor that flies under the radar. Breakfast is without a doubt the most important meal out of any. This being said, the varieties in breakfast fare from culinary adventurous, to hip and chic, to greasy spoon leave a diversity in the class of breakfast and brunch themed resteraunts or events. To me, it is like Best Picture overall, Foreign Language film of the year, or Best RomComnotstarringSethRoganOrBradleyCooper. Caffe Monna is its own niche. They can really develop this into something fantastic with their real estate. They have a quaint inside, and sidewalk seating. The outside porch is magnificent. Kudos for outside spaces that make our flighty Pgh sunny days all the more wonderful. CM has a hipsterish vibe, and there is nothing wrong with that. Their menu is succinct and their coffee mugs large. The prixe fix menu is very reasonable on price, as are most of their options. They could use a few more meat and taters options though, as potatoes, to me, are the hallmark of a good brunch. I ordered the Elvis Crepe and my girlfriend ordered the French toast. My crepe was somewhat dull and had too much peanut butter. The simplicity that is a perfect crepe was betrayed by the lack of balance in the ingredients. A crepe with bacon, bananas and peanut butter can be made a lot more interesting. The PB should be a very delicate spread though. My girlfriends french toast with fig preserve and brie was quite good. The fig preserve could have been made better as a fig syrup. If CM steps their culinary game up just a tad, they could be a repeat spot pretty easily. I don't think this would take too much on their part. read more

So meh... that is all I can say. For some reason, I had fond memories of the old J'eet and even though some items seem to remain the same, I am less than impressed with what they have here and the service that now goes along with it. I was always happy with my experiences prior to the change, but since that, everything has seemed to have gone down hill. Take out orders seem to take way longer now (even when u call a few hours in advance), they have been "out" of basic items making me change my order on multiple occasions, and their coffee drinks were less than impressive. Not worth the $ being spent here... I think for what you get the costs are too high as well. read more

Good breakfast/brunch spot. Had a veggie and egg breakfast bagel. Veggies were cooked to perfection and stayed nicely on the sandwich as you took a bite because the cheese was perfectly melted. My dining companion had one of the omelettes on the menu and deemed it very tasty. I liked that the items came with a side of greens dressed in a tangy dressing. The coffee was also to my liking, though I like a bitter cup of black coffee so take that with a grain of salt! Overall atmosphere of the bistro was cozy and welcoming, would definitely go back! read more

Absolutely love this place! Quaint and cool vibe. The food is great. Plenty of creative options on the menu and I am yet to be disappointed. The coffee alone is worth stopping by to enjoy. read more

My group and I always are looking for a new brunch spot to love. So we looked online for brunch spots ( we LOVE Coca Cafe, Gypsy Cafe, Square Cafe ) and found this GEM. It may very well be our new favorite brunch spot. Or one of them. It's SPECTACULAR! My we shared so much stuff around the table it was unreal. The crepes were so yummy. I had the Elvis minus the bacon, bananas and peanut butter drizzled with maple syrup. So yummy, so good. Then my main course was the potato scramble. It wasn't a scramble in any way shape or form, it was an omelet. But it was one hell of an omelet. Cheese, tomatoes, and hash browns inside the omelet. So fluffy and so awesome. My good friend ordered the espresso french toast and said it was the best french toast she ever had. Drenched in a chocolatey gooey goodness. And had the perfect amount of coffee flavor to it. And the bread inspite of the glaze was still perfectly browned in butter. My wife went with a savory french toast, one with pepperoni, tomato, olives. Not my scene, but she loved it so that's all that matters. She said she thought it was great. My ONLY complaint was home fries. They weren't that great, oven browned I think then wayyy too much paprika. Most places trash home fries so no big deal. But the amount of paprika was WOW!! But no big deal. Oh and I went and had the gingebread latte. Couldn't wait til' September, so I went ahead and had one. MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM. Exceptional latte. Great. Please go. If you love brunch, you will not be disappointed. read more

Went here because the place we wanted to go was packed. So glad we did as the food was great. Portions were big and filling, and we got free refills of coffee and hot water for tea. I had a Nutella love crepe, and it was delicious. Basically every other dish I saw looked like it tasted amazing too. It's a little more of a low key dining experience but was really pleasant. read more

Was told 5-10 min wait. Guests who came in after wards were seated before us. Not a great host structure. Seated after 45 minutes but had to ask for two tables to be pushed together to accommodate our group of 3. Placed order after another 10 minutes of waiting. Complained to employee who got very awkward and wasn't very apologetic. Good food, disorganized service. read more

Wow!! Super friendly staff, excellent food and great coffee. I had a slice of French toast with fig compote, Brie and green apples!! Sooo good. The owner, Eto, was warm and accommodating answering all of our tourist questions. read more

Out of all the crepes I've ever had, this one is the poorest quality. As you can see, they did not take the time to construct the crepe, and because it is covered in a watered down syrup, putting it together myself is messy to say the least. I've never had a crepe come not already constructed from anywhere I've had one AND there was no verbiage on GrubHub's app explaining that I'd have to put this sticky mess together myself. After. The delivery fee and taxes I paid $16 for this mess (the $10 fee is also not worth this as the food itself is lacking in taste). The restaurant owner was not willing to refund or provide any other compensation (neither was GrubHub) and I will not be ordering from them again. This was my first and LAST time. read more

Caffe Mona La Bistro - Elvis Crepe - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Great little place! First time here, but went with friends who have been before. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Each of the bagel meals comes with a side salad which has a delicious balsamic vinaigrette dressing. All the food was wonderful! Would recommend this place to anyone. read more

I went here with my family for Breakfast. We had a reservation, but had to wait for a table to open up for us, which kind of defeats the purpose of a reservation. A group with the same amount of people was in line in front of us when we entered. They didn't have a reservation and were seated right away at an empty table. That table should have been saved for our reservation instead of given to a walk-in. My husband and mother ordered the mocha french toast. I had the Brentwood bagel sandwich. The French toast was drenched in chocolate. It was too much. Way too heavy. The toast was supposed to be infused with espresso, but there wasn't the slightest hint of any coffee-like flavoring. My husband said he tasted some of the toast without the chocolate coating and it was flavorless. This dish had a lot of potential to be amazingly delicious, but it fell flat. My Brentwood sandwich wasn't nearly as big of a miss as the mocha french toast, but it still was lacking. I got the Everything bagel and the sandwhich description said it was bacon, lettuce, tomato, and avocado. The only complaint I have is that there was barely any avocado. They used mashed avocado instead of slices, and they swiped a nearly undetectable amount on the bread. It was kind of disappointing since I'm a big fan of avocado! With such a weak amount, the sandwich could have really used some mayo or something to help counter the dryness of all the other ingredients. Besides the food, the service was a little slow and it took quite a while for our food to come out. They only had two servers working though so I could understand that they may have been a little short staffed. Overall, I don't know if I'd visit again. Maybe to try the crepes, but I doubt it. read more

In sum, I do not recommend eating here. In fact, I feel I am being overly generous giving it 2 stars. I felt, since my picky brother enjoyed his strange meal that I should at least give it 2 stars. If we are to base it solely on my dish and that of my friends- a one star would more than suffice. That being said, I have to wonder if I should have eaten something other than crepes. I see my fellow trusted yelpers enjoyed their meals- but none of them eat the crepes! Even if I never had a crepe before, let alone the AMAZING light as a cloud crepes from Paris 66 I would still know the crepes served here are largely inedible. But I am getting ahead of myself. The place was largely empty when we arrived on a late weekend morning. Only about 3 other tables besides our party of 4. Yet we waited for over an hour for 2 orders of crepes, french toast, and a sandwich. Really? Our waitress was not much for conversation. My friend, who is notoriously more picky than my brother requested whipped cream instead of something else in her crepe. At first, the waitress tried to convince her not to change the menu as it would annoy the cooks. After a few minutes of talking she finally accepted my friends request. She wanted to add whipped cream not lobster I don't see what the fuss was about to begin with- bygones. I ordered a fruit crepe. Which the exception of the cooking outcome resembling a burnt-ish flaming campfire marshmallow, folded up like an egg roll, the taste was boring, burnt, and listless. I eat two bites and put down my napkin. I had no idea one could defile a crepe in such a way until that day. My friend that requested the whipped cream. If I thought my crepe saw a rough afternoon her looked like it was literally dropped on the floor a few times then thrown on the plate. Guess they showed her for ordering that whipped cream? I can see now why the waitress warned us not to change the menu. May I suggest that their employees partake in some local anger management meetings? My brother ordered the savory french toast. Italian made with ham, capicola, salami, pepperoni, and marinara Sauce. He loved it. Then again he also loves McD's and Taco Bell. I did not try his meal, I took his word for it. My husband ordered a sandwich The Club- he said it was good. Not bad, not great but good. Lastly, I was not a fan of their coffee either. I could not wait to leave. I only live a few blocks away and needed to go home to make something to eat. On a positive note, I loved the Einstein artwork. It was the one positive thing I can recall of our visit. read more

I enjoyed this little coffee shop ... It's cozy and the service is prompt ... Had the Nutella crepé with bananas which was very good and also had a cup of coffee !! read more

Caffe Mona La Bistro - Nutella Crepe's and Banana's and Cafe Americano - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I went here for brunch after my sister highly recommended it. I wasn't disappointed! I loved J'eet, so I was happy to see they kind of stuck with the same crepe theme, but added much more. The french toast is to die for - and the portion is VERY generous! The plate of fruit is very large as well and displayed nicely. Ours was apples, pears, bananas and oranges. The omlette was delicious and so was the brie apple crepe. No complaints at all! I'm no coffee snob by any means, but I thought their coffee was top notch as well. Everyone seemed very friendly and helpful, but not annoying -- my type of servers! My sister and I left very full and happy with our time there. A huge plus is the beautiful back patio too. I would def suggest going here when it's nice out and you can sit outside. I can't wait to go back! read more

Really enjoyed this place the two times that we went. I'm a sucker for breakfast sandwiches, and the veggie is so creative and delicious... I want one now. The mochas are tasty, and the space is small and quiet... almost too quiet... but nice. I will be back to get more breakfast sammiches! read more

The food was very appetizing and filling! I recommend sitting outside so you can enjoy the hanging umbrellas. Mary was our waitress and she was so sweet! Definitely get the brunch special for a good deal! read more

Caffe Mona La Bistro - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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One of my favorite brunch spots in Pittsburgh! The staff is wonderful here, they provide excellent service and are extremely kind. It was really busy at brunch this morning so our food took a little longer than usual (totally didn't mind, they were slammed!) so they gave us some free pancakes on the house! It was super unexpected but so appreciated! The pancakes are DELICIOUS. We got savory crepes for our meals which were also very tasty. My favorite part about this place is the atmosphere - it's so eclectic inside and they have an awesome patio in the back with colorful umbrellas when it's warm out. Another plus - it's BYOB! Love this place, I'd highly recommend it. read more

Such a great spot for brunch! Highly recommend the super divine Mocha French Toast (ask for some bananas on top). It's literally dipped in chocolate! The crepes, bagel sandwiches, and omelettes are also awesome. Also, one of the best cappuccinos I've had in Pittsburgh! Such nice staff and owners - truly a can't miss spot! read more

Caffe Mona La Bistro - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

This place is cute and also kind of has 2005 Amelie vibes. The food is straightforward and tasty. Coffee drinks are okay. The staff is great and friendly, very accommodating as long as you are nice!! The back patio is gorgeous and they allow dogs out there. My only major gripe is that for some reason they only serve bottled water--not sure what that is about! read more