This is a great cafe. Located close to the center of town, amongst many other shops and…read morerestaurants. It can be busy - an attestation to the great coffee, food, bread, and pastries here. Despite the thick crowd, the friendly and helpful staff keep the line moving along. There's a fair amount of comfortable seating and tables. The coffee shop is charmingly decorated with warm wood tones and artwork from a local artist (shout-out to Pavolv Art Gallery). I wasn't able to participate, but it appears that they make fresh bread here and even host bread-making workshops. They also have Whale Bird kombucha on tap and you can purchase a growler too! I was grateful to find a welcoming spot to grab high-quality coffee and savory and sweet breakfast options while visiting! Will definitely be back if/when I visit again.

Mason was our barista, and he was absolutely amazing! super friendly, welcoming, and attentive! The…read morewhole place has such a nice, chill, laid-back atmosphere, which makes it perfect for relaxing and enjoying your drink. I also really appreciated that they have a wheelchair-accessible ramp. There are no TVs, which honestly adds to the peaceful vibe and makes it feel like a place where you can just slow down, enjoy your coffee, and be present. We ordered a lemonade and a vanilla latte, and both were amazing! The vanilla latte was especially delicious. Great drinks, great service, and such a relaxing atmosphere. We really enjoyed our experience and would definitely come back!

I've been reading about Bob's Well Bread for years now and given all the back and forth I've done…read moredriving to Cal Poly you'd think I would've made by now. Now happened. The baked goods are really good (get the sticky bun and morning roll) and the lunch menu is varied, something for everyone. Bob's reminds me of my travels in France - at least the way you eat in France.

Stopped by while we were traveling up the coast. Unfortunately, we came about an hour before…read moreclosing so they were pretty much wiped out of everything. I did try their lavender lemonade, which was very delicious not too sweet and not overly lavender. The food I saw on other people's plates didn't look delicious and the places are really cute. Converted gas station with an open outdoor area. Hoping to one day be back and be able to try some other delicious bread.

Been here a few times and it's so good! V fresh. Tons of options. Great hours for working people…read moreand families. The conchas are delicious! Kids love the cookies too. Helpful employees. So glad this opened up here!

The best Mexican pastries ever. Very large selection to choose from. The service was excellent.read more

This is the sister bakery to Danish Mill Bakery. You can tell since they both have the same style…read moreanimatronics in the storefront windows. Brod and Kage feels a little more polished and upscale. They offer pastries, cookies, cakes, and other sweets. Brod and Kage offers a wide variety of danishes. This was the only bakery where we saw a Cream Cheese Guava Danish! We also got a Ham and Cheese Croissant. If you get a pastry, they can warm it up for you. Both were good! They have a cute garden area in the back with some tables where you can enjoy your bakery goods. Just make sure you don't sit at the tables marked reserved for the surrounding hotel guests.

This has to be my favorite bakery in Solvang. They specialize in danish pastries. I purchased…read moreabout 10 different types of desserts and loved every one of them. The two ladies who work there were super polite and welcoming! The place is a bit smaller than most bakeries but their items are made on site with quality ingredients.

The perfect sweet treat if you need a break from walking down the sunny streets of Solvang. I had…read morethe hazelnut gelato and it was the perfect balance of rich, creamy, and the right amount of "pull". Not bad for touristy gelato at all!

We ordered a savory ham and cheese crepe for a takeout, a Caprese panini and coffees, and the order…read morewas prepared quickly. The food itself was good, too. My Caprese panini was nicely toasted. The only thing I didn't care for was spinach in my sandwich instead of fresh basil. The spinach was in the list of the panini ingredients, though, but I believe, there's no spinach in Caprese salad so it shouldn't be in a sandwich either. The crepe was good, although it was on a paler side, needed a bit more browning in my opinion, and our coffee was good, too. Will try out sweet crepes next time, for sure.

Came in today around 11 a.m. Sam and Jenny greeted us at the door. Gave us a lovely table for four,…read morethen they were kind enough to allow to move to another table for six due to our friends, decided to join us at the last minute. The hospitality and their generosity is totally amazing. I feel like they treat everyone with that VIP service. these two ladies definitely make a great team. The owner John is always a pleasure to talk to. The food is consistent and it's pretty solid. Always fresh made to order. The prices are just right and the portions are incredible.. The omelette was crazy delicious and good enough to share with two people. The French dip was cooked to perfection and the fried chicken is always and I mean always my favorite. Chicken is never dry and the coleslaw was very tasty. If I lived closer, I'd probably eat here every day. These are the type staff that makes people come back to this establishment again and again. Keep up the great work we will return!!!!!

Stopped for breakfast yesterday and it was a full house. Sam was our amazing server and what a…read morejoyful and happy person. My wife had hot water and eggs over medium with toast and I had the Country fried steak with hashbrowns and toast. I shared the hashbrowns with my wife. I also had a coffee and orange juice. The coffee was a bit weak but the service overall is what shined bright. Recommended

There are several recommended breakfast places in beautiful charming Slovang,California a Demark…read moretheme villiage north of Santa Barbara and setting for the Hollywood movie "Sideways". We strolled down sidewalks and came upon The Belgian Cafe with outside seating. Our server Deborah was very welcoming and hospitable. We ordered two very good cappuccinos to start and delicious and filling breakfast selections on blinzes and tradition biscuit and eggs. Services, setting, and food was very good and we recommend it!

We were passing Solvang and haven't eaten breakfast yet, so we stopped by the Belgian Cafe for…read morebrunch. We put our info down and waited only 10 minutes before a table was ready for us. We decided to split several items so we can try a bit of everything. We got the spanish souffle crepe ($15.50), travelers special ($16.95), and danish omelette ($15.95). The crepe had melted cheese on top reminiscent of gooey nacho cheese and it did not mesh well with the rest of the crepe. The crepe also came with a side of fruits (bananas, cantaloupe, honeydew, grape, pineapple, apple, and orange) as well as two carrot sticks. The danish omelette was much better and included hash brown and choice of bread (I took sourdough) and an orange garnish. The travelers special was a waffle and came with bacon and the same fruits as the crepe. The waffle wasn't as crisp as I had at other breakfast / brunch spots. Overall, we felt the food was just okay, despite hearing raving reviews from others.

Incredible small batch place with food made with kindness and perfection. Egg casserole and pop…read moretarts the best I have had. Worth the wait in line while surrounded by beauty and kind people.

I found this place on Google so we stopped here on our way to solvang. They are only open on…read moreSaturdays from 8am to noon. So with the horrible traffic on the 101 we got there around 11:30, figuring there won't be much left half hour before closing. The location is a private Ranch - looks like it could be used as a wedding or party venue? Anyway the baked goods were indeed mostly gone with the owner Tracy telking us she had sold over 80 scones that morning. But bc there were only 2 scones left and we wanted more , Tracy was kind enough to put some more in the oven for us. We left were a couple bags of goodies - the homemade pop tarts with fresh made jam, Scottish cream scones, lemon poundcake and shortbread cookies. All were delish! The pop tarts though.... omg ... soooo good. I could eat these every day. $5 per item and worth every calorie ....yummmm!