Such a cute, charming little breakfast spot right in downtown. We came in on a busy Saturday…read moremorning, but they still made sure to get us seated in a timely manner, which I really appreciated. The service felt so homey -- everyone was friendly, welcoming, and attentive without feeling rushed. That kind of service really makes a difference. I ordered the Mexican hot chocolate (so comforting and delicious) and an omelet, which was amazing. Portions are generous and super satisfying. There's something about eating here that just gives you that nostalgic, comforting feeling, like a classic breakfast spot done right. Definitely a place I'll keep coming back to. Great food, great service, and great vibes.

Frank's is a cozy little café with a comfortable, laid-back atmosphere. Seating is limited, with a…read moresmall outdoor table, a few booths, and a couple of smaller tables, but on weekday mornings it's usually easy to get seated right away. I'm not sure how busy it gets on weekends. The coffee is always fresh, and the menu has all the classic café breakfast options you'd expect. My favorite is the chorizo omelette with a side of strawberries. The omelette is flavorful without being greasy, and the strawberries are always fresh and delicious. The toast is decent, though I think trying a different bread brand could make it even better. The servers are consistently friendly and attentive. Orders come out quickly, and coffee refills are always topped off without having to ask. Overall, Frank's is a great spot for breakfast and definitely worth checking out.

I travel for work from Sacramento to the Central Valley, and whenever I'm in Manteca, I stop at…read moreBean & Leaf. Honestly, every single time. Everyone here is so sweet and helpful, and from what I've observed, they know many of their customers by name. You can feel the genuine sense of community. That same care carries over into the food. Everything is fresh, wholesome, and intentionally made. You can tell they care about the food they're serving and the people they're serving it to. For the longest time, I couldn't stop ordering the turkey pesto sandwich because it was that good. Once I finally started trying other menu items, I realized it wasn't just one great sandwich. Everything I've had has been delicious. The coffee and tea are exceptional as well. Manteca is so lucky to have a place like Bean & Leaf. This is a place that genuinely nourishes its community, and I think that's something really special.

I hold a strong belief in providing fair and honest reviews, and I deeply respect the dedication…read moreand hard work of any business owner who possesses the tenacity and work ethic necessary to operate a business, particularly one focused on customer service. Given the multitude of licenses at stake in such enterprises, I wish to share my recent experience at this location. This morning, my husband and I visited, and we were somewhat disappointed with the quality of our orders. He ordered a vanilla latte with oat milk, while I ordered an oat milk latte with an extra shot of espresso at a temperature of 200 degrees. He also selected a ham, cheese, and egg croissant, and I opted for a bacon and cheese croissant. Regrettably, the items did not meet our expectations. The beverages lacked the desired strength; although the temperature was correct, I was informed after placing our order that they were out of oat milk and had to substitute it with almond milk. Given that we had already paid approximately $30, this was quite disappointing. Despite these concerns, we did not request a discount or refund, and we accepted the substitution that was communicated to us approximately 10 to 15 minutes after placing our order. On a positive note, the staff were very courteous, and the establishment was clean. However, I suspect that the items we ordered may not represent the best offerings on their menu. While the service was commendable, there was a notable wait involved. It would have been preferable to have been informed of the oat milk shortage prior to payment, as we might have chosen to leave at that point. Unfortunately, our dissatisfaction led us to seek alternative options, and we subsequently drove to Stockton to visit Peet's Coffee, where we consistently find lattes prepared to our liking. While we may not return to this location, I do not wish to portray it negatively. It is clear that the establishment has potential, yet our experience did not align with our expectations.

their turkey bacon pesto club continues to be my #1! It's so delicious!…read more the inside is always clean and nicely kept. they have a variety of pastries and bagels to pick from as well.

AWARENESS: Since the closure of the Sandwich Spot and the…read morenew addition of Isabel's Cafe which took its place, I have it bookmarked to try and on the morning of March 18th, I made my first visit. NARRATIVE: I arrived just after 7:00 am of a Wednesday and found the place open and to myself. After checking out their extensive wall menu, I ordered a plain Bagel with Lox, an Asai bowl and a Sea Salt Caramel iced coffee to go. Like I mentioned above, they have an extensive menu which really impressed me. I was also impressed by their super large espresso machine. My order took about ten minutes to prepare and I headed off with my bag and drink towards home. At the house and before tearing into my food, my camera ate first. My Bagel with Lox was dynamite. Super thick cut of fresh salmon with cream cheese, capers, onion and cucumbers gave the sandwich a nice crunch. My Sea Salt Caramel coffee was great and their Asai bowls are impressive. SCENE: Located at the corner of W. 11th Street and East Street, Isabel's Cafe now occupies the old Sandwich Spot location. RECOMMENDATION(S): Awesome food! Highly recommended. The only negative I had was, unlike Sandwich Spot where you could watch your sandwich being made, Isabel's doesn't have that option. Everything is prepared in the back, away from the customers.

We're in town visiting family and were waiting for our nail appointment when we decided to stop…read moreinto this café, and we're so glad we did. The latte was even better than what I usually get at Starbucks, and the coffee overall was excellent. The service is friendly and welcoming. My husband tried a Swedish cookie (we can't remember the exact name), and he really enjoyed it. The café itself is very cute, with both indoor and outdoor seating. The décor matches the café's name and gives it a cozy, inviting feel. We'll definitely be back next time we're in town visiting family!

The cafe is small with 4 little tables inside and two outdoor tables with umbrellas for shade. It…read moreis clean and orderly with quaint decor. There are delectable things to eat here and I wish that I came in hungry enough to try a sandwich, or the ham and cheese croissant. I got an Americano with whip cream and a macadamia chocolate chip cookie. The Americano was the best I've had this side of the Altamont! The cookie was amazing. Can a cookie have a crust? This cookie had the perfect crust, the interior of it had the right amount of softness, and it wasn't too sweet. The service was friendly and timely. If you like supporting the "mom and pop" businesses you must give them a try.

Came here for a bite to eat after a Pilates in the park event me and a friend attended. We got the…read moreham egg and cheese bagel, the açaí bowl, a brow sugar latte and a jasmine tea. It's a simple little spot nothing fancy inside but cute vintage vibes like the name lol Jasmine tea 5/5 my friend really enjoyed it Iced brown sugar latte 3/5 it was ok I did have to ask for a little more syrup and milk as it just tasted like bitter espresso. Bagel with ham egg and cheese 5/5 Bagel was fresh and perfectly toasted the eggs were seasoned well and everything else was good we split this and the bowl Açaí bowl was actually very tasty my only problem and reason for not giving 5 stars all around is that I have a nut allergy and specifically asked the girl if the bowl had any nuts in or on it she said no so I said there's no peanut butter or nuts in the granola? And again was told no. The granola does in fact have almond slivers in it luckily I am not so allergic I will die from it or need an epi pen I just usually break out in hives for a few hours and then I'm fine and typically it's more peanuts than other nuts anyway but working in a restaurant you really should be aware of what is in your foods that way someone doesn't have a bad reaction.

The service was ok, nothing that really stood out…read more But the turkey and bacon club sandwich was so good and memorable. Crispy bacon, perfectly ripe avocado and tomato, and turkey hit the spot on a flaky croissant. I also liked the small side of potato salad. My friend also loved her breakfast sandwich and coffee. We will definitely return to try their other baked goods.

My girlfriend and I stopped by Maison Lodi for lunch before spending the afternoon in town, and as…read moreusual, it did not disappoint. We both ordered the prime rib sandwich. I got mine with no cheese and a side of onions, and it was every bit as good as I remembered. One thing that was a little odd was that my friend's plate came with chips and veggies while mine only came with the sandwich and veggies. I'm not sure if there was a difference in how the orders were entered, but it definitely caught my attention. That said, those chips were absolutely delicious. We liked them so much that we packed up the leftovers and took them with us while we walked over to the visitor center afterward. That's always a good sign when you're making sure not a single chip goes to waste. We've been here quite a few times over the years, and one thing that keeps us coming back is the consistency. The food is always excellent, and even on busier days they seem to keep things moving. During this visit the restaurant was fairly crowded, but we were still served promptly and never felt forgotten. The atmosphere is one of my favorite things about Maison. It feels relaxed without being overly casual and always makes for a nice lunch stop when we're in Lodi. Helpful tip: If the chips come with your meal, don't leave them behind. They're surprisingly addictive and worth taking home if you can't finish them. Between the great food, friendly service, and reliable consistency, Maison continues to be one of our favorite places to stop whenever we're spending the day in Lodi.

A beautiful bakery/coffee shop/cafe located on the Appellation Lodi resort property. It's an easy…read morepull in off Turner Road with ample parking. Quaint, charming and with top quality product this is well worth a stop. Of course prices are on the high side, but the value is certainly there. There's an array of awesome looking baked goods/pastries, including large loaves of round bread choices for sale. They have a number of other food choices too- sandwiches, salads, etc. Other products including cookbooks by Charlie Palmer are also sold. The room is large, comfortable and the ambiance is rustic country. I got two Butter Croissants and two Jalapeño Cheddar Scones for me and the husband. Both were excellent, delicious, and quite large. The jalapeño is strong so be certain you like it as it is my particular preference. The service was very helpful and efficient. This place is very professional in every regard and well worth a stop.

I have been here multiple times, and the service is always good. The girls are always ready to…read moreserve and are great listeners. They always get the orders right and when there's a small issue they are ready to solve it right away. The shop is small and has dine-in half booths, and tables outside. The food is always filling and the environment is always kept clean. I will be returning to try more of their menu !

I have lived in the area my entire life, and although this café has been established for quite some…read moretime, I had never visited until today. While I typically avoid paying premium prices for coffee, I decided to treat myself and finally give this location a try. Upon entering, I was greeted by a pleasant atmosphere and placed an order for three iced coffees, which I stated clearly. When my order was delivered, two of the drinks were iced, while one was served hot. I calmly and politely mentioned that all three were supposed to be iced coffees. At that point, I overheard an employee respond in the background with an attitude, stating that I had ordered the drink hot. I fully understand that mistakes can happen--orders can be entered incorrectly, and errors are part of any service environment. However, my concern lies with the dismissive attitude and the decision to challenge the customer's request in front of them. This interaction left a poor impression, and as a result, I do not plan to return to this establishment. I will instead continue supporting my usual coffee shops.

Strawberry cheesecake matcha drink is 10/10! I can definitely taste the quality of the matcha and…read morethe strawberry isn't too sweet. There are cheesecake swirls in the drink which is amazing! Tried the chocolate muffin and I was afraid it was going to be too chocolatey but it actually was pretty decent. Service was fast but the only downside that most of their danishes and breakfast items are sold out. Location is in a beautiful deserted hotel location. Very modern looking and relaxing. Plenty of outdoor and indoor seating!

This coffee shop is so cute!! Attached to a remodeled hotel so parking is limited. The coffee shop…read moreit's self is cozy, a few small tables around and outdoor seating when it's not raining. The matcha was not good but their seasonal toffee coffee was delicious, not too sweet. I tried it both iced and hot and liked them both ways. The jalapeño cheese bagel was also really good.