My favorite local coffee shop, always my go to. The staff is so sweet and they have the best chai…read morein town!

I stopped by Lorca Café hoping to find a great cup of coffee, and it delivered on that front. Just…read morebe prepared for paid street parking, which can be a bit challenging depending on the time of day. Inside, the café is clean, inviting, and has a warm atmosphere that's perfect for grabbing a coffee or catching up with a friend. I ordered a large cold brew with vanilla syrup, and it was easily the highlight of my visit. Smooth, refreshing, and nicely balanced without being overly sweet. I would absolutely order it again. For food, I tried the Breakfast Burrito, although it's really closer to a Crunchwrap than a traditional burrito. It comes with scrambled eggs, bacon, peppers and onions, cheddar cheese, avocado mash, tater tots, and lima crema. On paper, it sounded like a home run. Unfortunately, the execution did not live up to the description. It ended up being extremely greasy, mushy, and surprisingly lacking flavor despite having so many ingredients. I kept expecting each bite to get better, but it never really did. It was one of those dishes that had a lot of potential but just missed the mark. My cold brew and breakfast came to $23.84 with tax, which felt a little expensive for a breakfast wrap and coffee. Overall, I'd definitely come back for the coffee because it was excellent. As for the food, I'd probably try something different next time. If the kitchen can match the quality of the coffee, this place could be a real standout.

Visiting the area from Los Angeles for business so I really wanted a diner for a dinner option. My…read moreserver was very polite and the free parking lot in back was easy but it was not my favorite diner experience of the year. Inside is fairly small but the tables are large and can host groups up to six per table. They do have a giant menu filled with all sorts of options, some of them are pretty crazy, especially the influencer section of the menu. I started off with a cup of the chili and wasn't a huge fan of it. It tasted more like the Cincinnati chili and had a large amount of oil. For my entrée, I chose the cheesesteak and was hoping it was going to be like a traditional Philly style, but it wasn't quite. I liked it more than the chili but still made me wish that I ordered a tuna melt or something else. I would give it a try again on a future visit but would want to try it again before I recommend.

Everyone has their off days. This place however shocked me today. It isn't our first time eating at…read morethis restaurant, and every other time things have been great. Today was the first time we've eaten here in years. We were seated immediately but we waited more than 40 minutes for the food to come. We watched people leave because they could not wait for their food any longer. At first, I thought a chef must have called out. When our food finally came, I was forced to look at the most unappealing home fries that were molded to the plastic container they were stored in. At least try to make them look fresh bru. And the whole restaurant was cold. I was cold. The food was cold. This place should be called COLD Street Diner, am I right? And the coffee refill came like once. In the whole hour and a half we were there. The only times someone would walk by was to clear a table, or that guy idk who he is idk if he's the owner but he was wearing balenciaga sweatpants and then he would just go stand by the register to sip on some wine. My mother ordered the huevos rancheros and they were bland asl. I ordered the birria omelette and it was BLAND EVERYTHING WAS BLAND!!! The birria was just wet it didn't taste like anything bro. We haven't been to the Norwalk location but a lady sitting next to us noticed that we weren't happy with our food and she was speculating that all the good cooks got transferred there. Whether it's the cooks to blame, or the fact that it's a busy Saturday, it's safe to say we will not be coming back.

My husband and I drive about 15 miles to go to this diner which we LOVE. The food is wonderful and…read morethe service is excellent. Be sure to go to Bedford Street Diner in Stamford.

Went back and got the same thing. The staff was so friendly yet again. Love this placeread more

Our server Nathan was very helpful…read more The food was delicious. We all had burgers, and I had sweet potato fries which I really enjoyed. I tried a regular fry and that was yummy, too. My dining companions found their milkshakes to be a little on the sweet side. The vibe was classic diner, and it was packed in there so it got a little noisy. I would definitely eat there again! Five stars.

We were in town for baseball. We stopped in for lunch. The place is cute. The people are friendly…read moreand the service was excellent. The food was excellent!

I ordered the egg white frittata and it was a good size portion. It came with roasted red potatoes…read moreand veggies. Not bad for being in a hotel. Great service as well!

Every time I stay at the Stamford Marriott I have to order room service so that I can delight on…read moretheir menu items in the comfort of my room. I've never been disappointed. The Alaskan Salmon fillet with roasted fingerling potatoes and grilled asparagus is a must try entree but if you want something simple and less expensive go for the Southwest Quesadilla and add your favorite protein. You may choose from chicken, salmon, shrimp among others. Can't wait to try the breakfast buffet next time.

Greeting (Edele ) She sat us and was a great waitress. Food…read more- 3 Baja Fish Tacos - Spicy Rigatoni - Brownie - shrimp cocktail (not mine) but it was all gone - Bacon, Brunch burger not mine. It looks good. we sat outside I don't mind. It was a cool night no mosquitoes. everything was good so is the mood. I can return here. Nothing was wrong with the rigatoni at all, but if it came in another type of pasta, like Angel hair linguine, or shells with that same sauce, but it was very heavy. I ate everything though.

If you come here because it's the longest happy hour in town 4-8, get ready to be staring out an…read moreempty glass for at least 3/4th of that... absolute abysmal service during the happy hour, only checked on 1 time to put in my initial order... I'm still sitting here wondering if my server walked out on the job? 2 hours in only checked on once. The food was very standard, oysters and Brussels sprouts were good. Pizza reminded me of my middle school lunch and the fish tacos tasted... fishy. Sad hour, not happy hour this go around

The ambience is phenomenal. The service was top notch and the food was delicious. I had my go-to…read moreChicken Parm. It did not disappoint. Give this place a try!

Came in for an early dinner on Sunday. Not busy so we were seated quickly. There were more prat the…read morebar than at tables and they had NCAA games on the two TVs over the bar. Divina has a nice rich look and feel to it. Too bad the music playing was so loud that it made it hard to hear the server or each other seated next to each other. Our server did ask that it be turned down a few times - to no avail. We had the broccolini and tuna crudo and the egg plant parmigiana with a glass of wine each. It was very good. Total was about $100 plus tip.

What a cute space! Perfect place to sit and work all day. I absolutely loved the vibe here. The…read morefood was good too.

The service was 10/10. There was only 1 workers, but he was diligent and got orders out quickly…read more The food was not the best for the price point. Bacon, egg and cheese on an everything bagel: It was a good bagel with a healthy amount of egg and cheese but with only 2 strips of bacon I can't justify why it came out to $10. Vietnamese coffee: right amount of sweetness. The description matched the coffee. Cinnamon roll: absolutely horrible. Do not order this. It tasted like a mix of a croissant and a banana bread muffin. In no way shape or form should this have been allowed to be called a cinnamon roll.