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    Café Frida Gallery

    4.7 (135 reviews)
    ModerateCoffee & Tea, Cafes
    Closed 7:00 am - 12:00 pm

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    What's the vibe?
    Classy
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Happy hour specials

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    Burnt sourdough on both our sandwiches. Breakfast sandwich and salmon and cream cheese. Great cappuccino.
    Sher T.

    Atmosphere is nice in the large outdoor seating area amongst the plants after you go through this walkway. Reminded me of cafes in New Orleans. The woman who took our order was also very nice. Their cappuccino was very good. Their brownie was meh, really sugary. They were out of what my sister wanted so she got the breakfast sandwich but asked for sourdough instead of English muffin. It didn't come with anything on the side. It came on 2 tiny slices that were toasted so dry I thought she would chip her tooth!!! I got the salmon / lox open face sandwich which came with a side salad. The salmon tasted nice and fresh. I'm not a fan of capers but I liked the picked onions on them. Waaay too much cream cheese was piled on and I had to scoop it off. None of this was a big deal. Again the sourdough were these 2 tiny slices, I'm guessing end of the loaf and they were toasted dry to the point that it was difficult to even bite into or chew!!! I know I should have sent them back to be fixed. It was hardly edible. But I felt bad wasting. And I'm not one to return food in general. But it wasn't a very pleasant experience.

    Sweatshirts for sale, $100-$200
    Tatian G.

    I walked in to Mazzy Star's "Fade Into You" playing on the speakers -- already a good start. The music ranges from low-key to uptempo, setting an easy, unforced mood. The café is set back from the street behind another building, and the alleyway entrance greets you with a colorful mural. There's outdoor seating with heat lamps, but on a cold, damp day I opted for the warmth indoors. A few people were happily outside. Inside, the vibe is relaxed and welcoming. Seating is varied and well thought out: firm but comfortable bench seating, a long communal table, two-person tables, and a cozy corner nook. Six skylights and glass panel doors bring in generous natural light. There was a nice diversity of people during my visit, including a baby and folks with gray hair. While the space isn't explicitly LGBTQ+-branded, there was nothing that gave me pause -- it felt neutral and inclusive. The staff were friendly and helpful. I ordered a caramel latte with almond milk, which was excellent: strong espresso, well-balanced foam and steamed milk, and good overall ratios. It was a bit sweeter than my personal preference with the standard one ounce of syrup, but that's on me -- and it's no sweeter than most cafés. I also tried the warmed apple turnover; decent, but not a standout (a bit mushy). There are books on the shelves, including children's books. Free Wi-Fi is available, and it feels like the kind of place you could easily settle into for an hour or more. Power outlets are plentiful and thoughtfully placed, including under the bench seating -- easy to access without being visually intrusive. Accessibility is solid: street parking is free and plentiful, there are no steps required to access the café or bathroom, and there's a private, single-person, gender-neutral restroom in an adjacent building. All around, a great place for excellent lattes, good music, and a relaxed, comfortable hang.

    Live Afro-Cuban Jazz
    Lisa W.

    I've enjoyed coming to Cafe Frida since they first opened. The live music they host is a terrific variety and includes lots of dancing music The design, ambience & art is lovely. I recall when this cafe first opened there was a very good menu and I several of the meals I ordered. However, and this is the only reason I'm not giving 5 stars, is the menu. It is odd and offers very little variety. Definitely not vegetarian/vegan friendly. I had the sangria this evening and it was unpleasant- not tasty and in a very small plastic cup. Such a shame as this place could bring in increased income with a more robust menu. I'll be coming back for the music & ambience but will eat before arriving.

    Lavender matcha
    Amber D.

    My first time visiting Cafe Frida and I loved it. I met a friend here and it was perfect for us to catch up. There was plenty of seating, both inside and outside, when we arrived which was relatively early on a Sunday. By the time we left, the place was packed and seating was full. The workers were great and had plenty of recommendations. I ordered a lavender matcha and it was delicious! I'll be back again!

    Salmon toast
    Angela R.

    Great for the aesthetic and ambiance but food and drinks were underwhelming. Service was friendly and environment is very welcoming. My husband and I visited on an early Sunday afternoon and ordered a vanilla latte, matcha, chicken banh mi, and salmon toast. It took about 20 minutes for our drinks to come out and another 10 for our food which I felt was pretty long for what we ordered. The portion sizes were smaller than what I expected for the price - especially my salmon toast. The matcha and latte didn't carry much flavor. They had live music, were dog friendly with their outdoor patio, and ambiance was positive but the food and drinks were mediocre. I'm not sure I would return but think it's a great place to go for entertainment and spending time with friends/family.

    Build your own toast. Very delicious. Avocado and smoked salmon.
    Lucia R.

    We are from SoCal and we found this place online. It was very delicious and great ambience. Customer service was amazing and great time!

    Elvia A.

    Staff is patient while you look the menu over. Inside it can get a little loud with people just hanging around so working in this cafe may be hard but none the less a cute cafe to check our. Toasted marshmellow latte was delish!

    Ham and cheese
    Rona S.

    I was conflicted on what stars I should rate this place. On one hand the cafe is beautiful. Like a hidden gem in a rather normal street. On the other hand, I was a little bit underwhelmed by the food. Let me explain: This place was recommended by a friend who lives close by. We went on a Sunday morning, not very busy, only street parking. I did not expect what I walked in to. There seems to be an art gallery and a cafe next to it. Walking in there was alot to see. Lots of cool paintings and art pieces, cool little outside garden area where you can sip your coffee and munch on your food while chatting with friends and listening to local musicians perform. And then an indoor cafe that is more quiet and with more art on the walls. Looked like a pretty cool spot. Especially for people into these sort of things. We got lattes, mochas, concha, croissant, ham and cheese sandwich and avocado toast. We wanted to try it all and was also starving. We were given numbers and we go find seats while sipping on our coffees. Okay now the drinks. They were good. Coffee was good, temperature was perfect. Keeping my hands warm was nice. then the food came in shortly after. My avocado toast was mainly salad. lol I don't hate salad, but I wish I got more avocado toast. By whole plate was green I had a hard time looking for my toast (jk). Overall it was okay. The ham and cheese was also just okay. Also, with how pretty this cafe is I was surprised they used disposable plates and utensils. The concha and croissant was great though with the coffee. Overall, I think if I was ever in the area again I will only order coffee and pastries.

    Chai
    Bianca G.

    This spot was absolutely amazing!!! I've never had eggs this way and it was sooooooo good!!! The food was definitely fresh, the onions complimented the egg and toast extremely well. It's hard to get a good chai in Santa Rosa but this spot is spot on! I didn't even have to add sugar! It's a big hidden but I loved it! Service was great, I asked for pup cups and they kindly gave me 2 for my pups. The girl was super friendly and even offered to give me a bag as I did a to go order! Spots super mellow and the outside is super cute. It's definitely Frida themed as there are pictures of her around. I will definitely be back! 10/10

    Egg sandwich
    Pam M.

    I had the tuna melt. It came with a huge salad. Both were very tasty. My friend ordered the 6 minute egg toast. It looked delicious. It had pickled onions. My friend said that it was great. We sat outside and listened to the band. It was a jazz band. Very enjoyable. The staff were very helpful even moving us to an area with heat.

    Seating in the cafe
    Shannon C.

    We arrived during the Poetry readings on a Sunday. The readings were beautiful and the ambiance was inviting but crowded. Only 1 bathroom was working. The cafe food was excellent. The Banh Mi hotdogs and the grilled ham and cheese were our favorites. There wasn't much indoor seating but it was a very pleasant and completely comfortable setting for our party of 6. Loved the decor. Parking was difficult street parking.

    Acocado Toast
    James S.

    Just wonderful. Great people. Super menu. Lovely see ice. The patio is sweet and pet friendly

    Rosemary lattes
    Natasha K.

    For their 6 minute egg alone, I am in love! This cream cheese avo on a Goguette toast is unbelievably delicious. They also have yummy pastries and lots of iced and hot tea lattes, which lately are my go-to. The rosemary sage latte is outstanding! Today I had a chamomile London fog with oatmilk. I'm thrilled they are also an events space that showcase art. If you sign up for their emails, you'll have access to all their weekly events like tarot Wednesdays. Great service, super friendly people. Easy street parking. Love the vibes!

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    They've changed the name to Little Deer Cafe. The food is excellent, the live music and the outdoor patio make for a lovely experience.

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    Ask the Community - Café Frida Gallery

    Such a cozy spot! But it seems like the hours are very random? It is ALWAYS closed when I am interested in going!

    They close at 2pm I believe

    Are bathrooms available?

    Yes! Nice single capacity ones.

    Are friendly dogs allowed on the patio?

    Seems like "yes," as we've brought our dog to the patio and I've seen others do the same.

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    I really enjoy this coffee shop. Great vibes, cool café nice size. The Customer Service is always…read moregreat.. the guy at the register was super patient and kind. The menu is great, lots of food options from bagels, toast English muffins, avocado toast, Brie & fig toast, peanut butter, toast, and grilled cheese sandwich sandwiches. Well, in addition to muffins, croissant cookies, scones a nice drink, selection, and winter drink specials. I ordered the blueberry scone (so delicious, def a new FAV) and it's from Costex bakery in Healdsburg. I ordered a cappuccino, I received a latte. Little disappointing, but I didn't complain, it was definitely a good latte. I was looking forward to a nice foamy cappuccino. No biggie. I definitely recommend anyone to check them out. Especially if you're hungry.

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    Honey lavender latter w/almond milk, crème brûlée latte, almond croissant & plain bagel w/cream cheese.
    Honey lavender latter w/almond milk, crème brûlée latte, almond croissant & plain bagel w/cream cheese.
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    Came into try Brew for my morning matcha mission! Brew is a colorful cafe right on the corner of B…read moreSt and Healdsburg Ave. It has cute outdoor seating with umbrellas and plenty of chairs and tables inside without feeling cramped. It's got bar seating too! There's also some board games if you want something to play with friends over drinks. Ordered a 12oz matcha latte with almond milk ($7) and opted to have it unsweetened. Overall smooth but not too strong, and a tiny bit sweet probably from whatever almond milk they use! I like mine a bit stronger and it's not the best I've had but decent! "For here" mugs are always a plus in my book too. Brew is unique that it doubles as a cozy bar too once the late afternoon rolls around. They've got interesting events happening throughout the month posted on their sign. Some of their food and pastries are sourced from local Red Bird Bakery and Village Bakery too if you're hungry! Parking might suck, you could find street parking maybe on 8th St or if you're early you could park by the meters for free before 9AM. There's a $1/hr parking garage right nearby but if there's nothing, best to park at SR Plaza for free and make the 5min walk over. I really like the vibes of Brew and wanna come back for a happy hour one day! It's nice to see a very queer friendly cafe/bar rolled into one!

    Brew is one of my favorite cafes in Sonoma County. Not only do they have great food and drinks, but…read morethey are also the most inclusive and progressive cafe in the area. They are very forward about their fierce advocacy for LGBTQ+ rights with rainbow flags everywhere. I am here for it! Let's talk about the food and drinks! First, I come here semi-regularly and I am a huge fan of their breakfast burrito and breakfast sandwich! My other favorite food item is not on their regular menu anymore, but I LOVE when they do their baked oatmeal. Their coffee is great here, which is from Ritual Roaster in San Francisco. If you come here in the Fall, their seasonal Pumpkin Latte is my favorite Pumpkin Spice latte in the area. So good! They also have a great selection of locally brewed beers, but I've never actually come here at any other time besides morning. They host lots of fun events and have live music and trivia nights. A true, community establishment! The service is friendly. They know their regulars and they are knowledgeable about their food and drinks. I like the inside cafe, but I almost always sit outside in their large, parklet. This parklet was established during Covid times, and for awhile it was taken down, but thankfully it's back! If you haven't checked out Brew then you definitely should! Come and support them and their progressive causes!

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    There is parking for RV's near the train depot but we found parking a couple of blocks away from…read moreGrossman's by the train tracks for our truck and trailer. I recommend making reservations. There were 4 of us on the patio and without reservations they said 1 hour on a Sunday at about 12:30 pm. We have two medium size dogs that were welcome outside. The outside seating is nice even at 80 degrees. I had the Ruben Pastrami. They make it. I loved the smokey flavor. There was plenty of pastrami. This is a must try! I added mustard which for me was perfect. My husband had the Chicken Kreplach dumplings. They had a soy, maybe miso, butter sauce with breaded fried onions like the ones I put on my green bean casserole which was a perfect complement. My girlfriend had the Veal & Shiitake Pelmeni sour cream & dill. Delicious and filling. I had a sip of the Orange Dream-sickle cocktail. I would like this for dessert. When I come back I'd like to have the Crispy Baby Artichokes. Thank you for such a memorable lunch!!!

    We stopped at Grossman's with high hopes, but unfortunately, the service was more of a rumor than…read morean actual experience. It took 30 minutes just to get our drinks. When the food finally arrived, the chicken schnitzel was dry, overcooked, and tasted like it had spent far too long sunbathing under a heat lamp. Once our food was delivered, our waitress performed her most impressive trick of the afternoon: disappearing completely. My water ran out about 10 minutes into battling the Sahara schnitzel and was never refilled--which felt especially cruel considering that entrée required its own hydration plan. To give credit where it's due, the Crimson Revelry cocktail was absolutely delicious, and the fries were very good. Sadly, neither could rescue the rest of the experience. Between the painfully slow service, the vanishing waitress, and the schnitzel that left me both disappointed and dehydrated, I can't see myself ever going back. Grossman's? More like "Gross, man."

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