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    Pine Street Bistro

    3.9 (11 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 2:00 pm, 3:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    Breakfast burrito
    Jonathan B.

    The bistro is the lobby bar where you can grab a quick breakfast or lunch. Four stars for food but two stars for operations. Breakfast Burrito: tater tots and bacon! Quite good, even if it was on the smaller side. Açaí bowl: a refreshing mix of strawberry and blueberry. Almond butter instead of peanut makes it slightly healthier. Generous portion and tasty. Avocado toast: it's advertised as "of your dreams." I mean, it's pretty good but cool your jets. I tried to order a smoothie but was told they were "out of them." Depending on the barista, the coffee comes out quickly and tasty or very slowly and a bit cold. The person who takes orders seems to be responsible to go into the kitchen to get the food which can lead to long delays. There are only a few tables but you can eat anywhere in the nice lobby, on the outside patio, or even at the bar. Summary: highly convenient and solid food but service/operations are lacking.

    Jeannie Y.

    This café is very cute and thoughtfully designed inside. Although it's located within a hotel, it's also accessible directly from the street, which makes it convenient for both guests and walk-ins. The coffee is from La Colombe, so the quality is reliably good. Service, however, is extremely slow. There were at least four staff members working, yet the wait time was surprisingly long. That said, everyone--including myself--seemed to wait patiently. The staff genuinely appeared to be doing their best and working as quickly as possible, so the slowness didn't feel intentional or careless. The food was a pleasant surprise. Everything tasted very fresh, and the croissanwich in particular was excellent--easily the highlight. Overall, good service in terms of attitude and effort, just unusually slow for reasons that aren't quite clear.

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    Breakfast sandwich and the breakfast burrito are both delicious!!!!! It is the perfect grab n go on the way to wine tasting..

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    The breakfast burritos and sandwiches are on POINT!!!! Ozzy was fantastic with service! cool spot tucked away in the hotel.

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