Good little cafe. Food and service were on point. Everyone was friendly and food was fresh and hot!read more

Very tasty indeed. Plenty of parking and easy on the wallet. Great service. I believe they have…read morea second location on Adams.

Just what I was hoping for--Straightforward good food. I had their pollo assado Burrito. The…read morechicken was exceptionally moist, tender and tasty. My friend's omelette was also spot on too.

Cramped seating, limited parking and the food is mid. The staff was the only thing nice here. No…read moreidea how anyone with limited movement would get to move around in here.

The place was packed when we stepped in a little before 1 on a Tuesday. A good sign. Didn't wait…read morelong for a cozy booth, maybe 10 minutes. There were several quirky cute diners in the area so it was tough to choose. Ultimately, Izzy's menu excited me more than the others. I love the barbecue brunch thing going on, too. Very unique and we totally would've tried some ribs had we not gone to Phil's for the first time the night before and had a ton of leftovers. We split a Country Benny and the Jalapeño scramble, which had their homemade pulled pork in it. Julie was an outstanding server. Super patient, attentive, and helpful. You can choose muffins or coffee cake (only $1 extra!) instead of toast, which I love by the way, but I really appreciated that she asked if I had tried the coffee cake because it's not what I thought it was. She explained it as more of a vanilla cupcake with nuts and white icing? Which is kinda random that they call it coffee cake, but it made us opt for the zucchini muffin which was definitely the right choice. Moist, warm, and delicious to nibble on while we waited for the rest of our meal. She also asked if we needed anything else, like salsa, when our entrees came. Which, I usually alwayyys have to request but she was 2 steps ahead of us. The Bloody Mary was tasty and just strong enough to start our afternoon. I'm a huge sucka for biscuits & gravy and theirs really hit the spot. The sausage patty was so good and definitely homemade. Perfectly poached eggs harmoniously smothered in yummy gravy and fluffy biscuits. Crispy hashbrowns, great country potatoes. The scramble was good, too. Pulled pork had a nice smoky flavor and I've never seen nor had it with eggs before which is awesome. The portions were just right. Not huge, but we got full and everything tasted great so what more can you ask for? The deep fried pie! Duh. Super bummed we didn't take a peach one home...

This is a great place to have breakfast or lunch. It's a quaint little restaurant with a down home…read morevibe. Lots of items to choose from. The staff are all very friendly. We had a table of 6 and our waitress was awesome. She remembered all our requests and happily split all our tickets. Because we were a party of 6 they automatically added the tip which made it very simple. I had the pico burger with onion rings. It was a lot of food and the onion rings were good. We didn't feel rushed and were able to sit & visit without feeling pressured to leave after we ate. They have a menu board that shows the daily specials. I'll be back.

Steer clear of this joint. New cook…read more Food be cold and uncooked First time was mediocre Second time was bad. Average those two = Steer clear

Went in and felt like I was in grandmas house lol. However the staff is friendly and a warm…read moreatmosphere. Nothing fancy and prices very good. Food fresh and plentiful. Love the comfort food and happy faces. Plenty of parking.

Come for the Matzo, Stay for the Eye Candy (and the Sweet Chef!)…read more So, I took my grandma out for dinner because she had a massive craving for matzo ball soup. We ordered, but a few minutes later, our waiter came out looking like he had to deliver bad news. He apologized and said the chef refused to serve the current batch because it "wasn't up to his standards." Before we could even process being denied our soup, the chef himself walked out to our table. First of all? The man is dangerously handsome. Second of all? He was incredibly sweet. He politely offered us tomato soup instead, but then saw the heartbreak in my grandma's eyes. He told us, "Look, if you really want the matzo ball soup and can give me 15 minutes, I will go to the back and whip up a brand new, fresh batch just for your grandma." Naturally, we waited. Since he knew we were sharing, this absolute legend threw an extra matzo ball into the bowl so we could each have two. Talk about elite customer service! It really made us realize how much the people here care about the quality of their food. They won't serve you subpar dishes just to flip a table. My grandma was on cloud nine. She officially declared it the absolute best matzo ball soup she has ever had in her life (sorry, family recipe, you've been replaced by a handsome chef).

I was honestly a little nervous coming here after seeing some mixed reviews, but I'm SO glad I went…read morebecause everything was really good. The food was delicious across the board. The cinnamon bun is HUGE -- definitely shareable -- and absolutely worth getting. The biscuit and gravy were so comforting and flavorful, and my breakfast plate with the buckwheat pancakes had such a nice, slightly different flavor that I actually loved. Nothing to complain about at all -- everything hit. But what really stood out was the staff. Our waiter was so sweet and made the whole experience even better. Great service always makes such a difference, and they really delivered here. Overall, such a great breakfast spot. I would definitely come back again!

I've been living in Northern California for a few years but used to come here all the time. there…read morewere a few places that I couldn't wait to get back to when I decided to take a role back in San Diego. So much has changed in the last few years and I was excited to see that it was business as usual at cafe 67. The food was amazing as always and so were the staff. The food came out so quick and it was reasonably priced. I'll be frequently often now that I've returned to the area.

A homy place. Nothing fancy and no need to be. Good food, fair price, generous portions and great…read moreservices. Waitress checked on us a few times during meal and even asked if my wife wanted water, after she declined coffee refill. Very attentive. Paid $56 total for two omelettes plus coffees (including tips). Not cheap but serving portions so generous that we ate the leftovers for dinner, which came out to $14 per person per meal. Not bad.

Parking 4/5 -Free casino parking structure…read more Service 5/5 -Friendly staff, service was attentive and timely. Food 5/5 -Complimentary sourdough bread basket was served warm with a side of butter, no notes -Pacific chowder/cup $8, nice thick texture of chowder that had fish/clam in every scoop, yum -steak frites $33, I really liked that the steak came pre-cut, cooked perfectly medium rare, tender and juicy paired perfectly with the garlicky refreshing chimichurri sauce. Truffle fries were crispy and so fragrant, great truffle fries. -crab leg boil special $30, the sauce is garlicky and buttery but not spicy, comes with crab legs and corn and sausage and potatoes, comes with gloves. Ambiance 5/5 -Classy and quiet dining environment, very comfortable, would be great for dates or just a relaxing meal

MAKE RESERVATIONS we arrived for dinner and waited 40 minutes for an opening but pleasantly…read moresurprised they offered a Valentine's Day dinner for two $85. Share an appetizer- we picked passion fruit shrimp cocktail which was 8 large poached shrimp with a passion fruit forward cocktail sauce and a charred lemon. The shrimp were cooked perfectly and the charred lemon added a nice touch. We each picked an entree of the 2 offered - Ginger Glazed Wild Salmon and Grilled ribeye. The salmon was on top of couscous with baby grilled zucchini. The salmon had crispy skin and was fork tender just flaked right off and was very flavorful. The rib eye was grilled medium and covered in a peppercorn demi gravy that was so luxurious. I was half tempted to lick the plate. The pesto baby golden potatoes were like individual servings of mashed potatoes which paired nicely with the rib eye and charred asparagus. Share the dessert - Raspberry Chocolate Bombe- was expecting more chocolate than the 2 small heart shaped cookies which did not have a forward chocolate taste but more of a sugar cookie feel. The "bombe" was Raspberry ish mousse covered in a firm Raspberry jelly on top of a thin butter wafer/cookie with fresh strawberries and blueberries which were tossed in sugar. Every course was brought out timely and the presentation of each dish was exquisite. Everything was well seasoned and the appropriate temperature right down to the chilled plate and spoons for dessert. Plenty of seating and service was impeccable. Definitely will be returning WITH RESERVATIONS lesson learned.

Had Breakfast here during the DMV visit and wait on 04/07/2026…read more Very good food and service. I'll have breakfast here again in the future. Very Friendly Staff.

After surviving a rough DMV visit, I treated myself to The Breakfast House--and honestly, it was…read morethe highlight of my morning. Plenty of parking, friendly service (wish my server had a name tag so I could hype him up), and a cozy, family‑friendly vibe that mixes classic diner charm with a modern twist. I ordered the Philly omelet with herb fries and pancakes. The portions were huge, the omelet was packed with flavor, and while the herb fries could've been a little crispier, they were still tasty. The pancake was solid, and the coffee... well, it wasn't exactly coffee‑ing, but caffeine is caffeine. Clean space, good food, great service. I'd definitely recommend giving them a try.