My friend and I check out a new coffee shop or Cafe every few weeks and decided to check this place…read moreout and it was great. We both ordered a seasonal drink it was the raspberry latte with white chocolate Cold foam And we both got it iced. It was fantastic. We had no problem getting street parking right in front. It's just a small simple coffee shop with a few tables and chairs. We did not get food here but I believe it is just some pastries. The staff was great and made my drink promptly. Nothing but good things to say about this place. And it's in Old Town so after you get your coffee go walk around.

Mexican inspired coffee spot in the heart of Old Town…read more I stumbled upon this place after eating at Cafe Coyote & strolling through the street market. They have matchas, Marzapan Latte, & more. & Conchas! My coffee was very lightly flavored & a bit on the bitter side.

Haven't written a review in a while, but this one is well deserved…read more Ireland rang us up and confidently said it was the best crepe they've ever made and they were absolutely right. It was delicious! They were running the show completely on their own, which was impressive. We also tried the crème brûlée iced coffee and it was a solid 10/10. Can't wait to come back!

While visiting San Diego, I stopped by this spot for a coffee and a crepe. The space itself is…read morequite nice--spacious and comfortable, making it a good place to hang out. However, the service left a lot to be desired. There was only one person managing everything, and despite no one being ahead of me, it took over 20 minutes to receive my order. The wait felt especially long for something as simple as a coffee and a crepe. The coffee was good, but the crepe was just average. It was larger and thicker than expected, which didn't really work in its favor. Overall, while the ambiance is appealing, the slow service and underwhelming food make it unlikely that I'd return.

"I met a (guy in North) LA…read more In (the bright of night) as sweet as May (He) sang in eights in two Barrio chords We fell in love... But not (in shorts)" ...And made our way to San Diego to Divo Diva Enjoying coffees, ambiance and all the "intrigua!" Americano!!! Is what I order at this Blue & Gold nook of paradise with great outdoor seating, bar seating and main room tables. The decor is gorgeous a blend of European delights, trinkets, treasures and sites. It feels warm, open and intimate all at once. The staff hear is kind, friendly and very attentive. They have so many delicious fresh pastries, desserts and meals they offer hear, not to mention a small assortment of gelato. Very vegan and vegetarian friendly from acai bowls, to insalatas (salads) and more. Great hot and iced teas or coffees, a plethora of alternative milks, including oat, coconut, almond or soy. They even serve wine and beer here, which obsessed with. Good add on choices like avocado. Not to mention pizzas, sandwiches, toasts, breakfast items and unique offering like their charcuterie board (sign me up for the nuts, fruit, olives and marinated goods). Enjoy the stellar Wi-Fi, perfect lighting (day or night), beverage station for those coffee or tea additives + accessories like sugar, stirrers, napkins, etc. Weekday specials. Performances from the Divo and Diva such as their Opera Dinners, holiday and birthday celebrations - check their website as well as IG for upcoming things. Monday, Friday and Saturday D D is open from 8am to 6pm, with great finds for morning afternoon and early evening. Tuesday through Thursday you can enjoy the charm of Divo D from 8am until 4pm. Parking in the area is there, more so in the early half of the day. There's construction at the moment that does limit a few spots, but also the traffic. We parked off a side street about a block away and strolled over taking in the glisten of Hillcrest. Highly recommend this iconic Euro-Esque in SoCal gem in sunny San Diego.

Ordered some sweet treats from Divo Diva and had a mixed experience. The açaí bowl was a nice size,…read moreattractively prepared and tasty. The mini bombolonis, filled with Nutella, were also yummy. However the chocolate croissant and bear claw were both very dry, and neither flaky nor flavorful. The croissant in particular seemed like it was made quite a while ago (I got it around 930 am) because the chocolate on top was hard, and the filling was dry/sparse.

Paradis is always such a sweet treat whenever I'm in the neighborhood, and one of those afternoons…read morewas today. It just reminded me all over again why this is one of those places I find myself wanting to come back to again and again. There's something about it that feels so thoughtful and special, from the ambiance to the way the team genuinely takes care of people. What stands out every time is how warm, intentional, and wonderful the staff is. They really do make you feel welcomed and cared for, and that kind of hospitality is such a huge part of what makes a place memorable. On top of that, they have such a great variety of offerings, coffee, tea, bites, and then as the day rolls on, a lovely wine selection and small plates that make it such a cute little spot for an afternoon reset or a midweek pick-me-up with the girls. I also love sneaking away there when I want to get outside and get a little work done. Their courtyard is truly the cutest and somehow always feels inspiring, peaceful, and just like a little pocket of charm in the middle of the day. And beyond that, I really appreciate how intentional they are about creating community, whether through wine tastings or other little events that make the space feel alive and welcoming. I was there earlier today and they had a wine tasting happening in the courtyard, which just felt so perfectly them. It's always such a gift to have neighborhood places like this that clearly put so much care into what they're creating. Paradis really is one of those gems that makes you want to tell other people about it.

Street parking only. Mostly metered but some are two hour parking on the cross streets. Staff were…read morefriendly. Menu's at the register. They have a beautiful patio inside. Lots of plants, seating and some tabletop games. Tried: Turkey Panini $17 - this was huge, definitely shareable. The bread was a little doughy but had a nice toast on the outside. There was a small piece of plastic wrap in the sandwich which I luckily saw before consuming. If you zoom in you can see it underneath the lettuce on the left sandwich. Too much garlic aioli on this. Breakfast croissant $12 - bacon was a little burnt. I liked this better than the sandwich. Nice kick. Kyoto cold brew coffee $6 was excellent. It does not need milk. It is very smooth. They use a specialized drip machine for this coffee. Berry seasonal latte $7.50 was sweet even at half sweet. They have a punch card for their drinks which is nice. On a second visit I came back for their Kyoto cold brew to go and was given regular iced coffee that was very bitter. Very disappointing that I wasn't given what I ordered and didn't realize it until I had gotten home.

Bread and Cie in Hillcrest is basically my personality in restaurant form: warm, a little chaotic,…read moreand hard to leave. The bread alone deserves its own fan club, and the tomato soup was so good it felt like a hug in a bowl. The sandwiches were stacked with that perfect "I'm not just eating lunch, I'm making a life choice" energy. The vibe inside is cozy and lively, and the whole place has that classic Hillcrest charm where you can sit down for "just a quick bite" and somehow emerge happily full, slightly emotional, and already planning your next visit. Also, the photo says it all: fresh-baked bread, beautiful soup, and sandwiches that look like they were assembled by someone who actually cares about your happiness. 10/10 would absolutely come back before I even finish this sentence.

I was super excited to find out that this spot had a pistachio croissant. I've been on the look out…read morefor a really good pistachio croissant. Since I was here, I decided to grab a latte as well. I wanted to get the s'mores cold brew, but they unfortunately ran out of the marshmallow foam. Pistachio croissant ($6) - this had a nice pistachio flavor but is definitely quite sweet from the pistachio paste. It is a pretty huge croissant, though. I'd recommend toasting it up, but even eating it cold was quite good. Honey Lavender Latte ($6) - it was absolutely delicious but for a $6 latte, it was definitely on the smaller side. They did serve a small piece of biscotti. I have also tried their everything danish before and thought it was decent. There is a lot as well as some paid street parking. I believe you can get an hour of free parking by dining here. The staff here is friendly.

Came on a Tuesday morning with friends, seated right away, which is always appreciated when one is…read morehungry! We shared the fig jam & ricotta French toast, chorizo omelet and chicken tortilla soup. A nice balance of food with the stand out dish being the chorizo omelet, esp the potatoes for me! Normally I'm not a big fan for the chunky potatoes but these were fried to have the texture almost of fries. The chicken tortilla soup was a thicker consistency than I'm familiar with but still very flavorful nevertheless! And always love sharing 1 sweet dish to eat between savory bites. To be honest, the berry jam they gave with the toast for the omelet was really tasty (thin consistency with a balance of sweet and tart) compared to the fig jam but still yummy! Also the pricing is so decent!! Esp in a time when brunch can easily come out to $20+ per dish, we appreciated the quantity and quality we paid for!

I came in seven in the morning and this place was already busy. The lox bagel was pretty good. I…read morewish that the bagel was toasted, and if they had gone a little heavier on the cheese, other than that, I think the salmon was very fresh. The side salad was delicious. I ordered a caramel latte and that was not good and switched it out for a fresh orange juice, which was great.

Today was my first time at Good Omen and it definitely won't be my last. The coffee shop is big,…read moreclean and with plenty of seating inside and outside. There is also plenty of street parking around the shop. The barista was so friendly and welcoming and had many great drink recommendations. I ordered an iced honey cinnamon latte with oat milk. The barista gave me a stamp card so I can fill it out when I purchase drinks for goodies. As I waited for my coffee, I noticed many art and trinkets for sale from local artists, and I also noticed a wall filled with polaroids of doggos. You can vote on a Dog of The Month which is the cutest thing EVER. The photos mention the dog's name and star sign :D The latte itself was delicious. It was a good balance of sweetness and coffee. I also got a birria breakfast burrito, which came with some salsa on the side. The salsa and burrito were yummy, but kind of skinny and tiny for their price. Overall, the vibes and drinks were great and I'll for sure be coming back to fill out my stamp card.

I tired myself out with my matcha drinks at my usual spot so I figured I'd get a coffee before…read morework since it was my first night back for the week. I came to Good Omen Coffee because I remembered I had one of those punch cards from another location. Even though I came in 15 mins before closing, the service was still great! I got the banana bread latte with oat milk. I thought it was good but I'm also not a coffee connoisseur. I would come back again if in the area. Everything was great until I couldn't figure out how to unlock myself in the bathroom for 2 minutes. I freaked out with the two lock method on the door. I attempted to call but realized it didn't have a number on yelp after trying. I recommend!

amazing portion, love the mango sticky rice…read more very nice staff as welll, they were training someone during my visit cute little store with good amount of seating inside. we did have to wait a bit though just for the mango sticky rice...

Cute little spot to hang out with friends and grab some ice cream! If it gets busy, seating can be…read morelimited, but we didn't mind standing while enjoying our sweets. We ordered the Coconut Water, which was super refreshing after a long day out, and the Coconut Sundae. The staff was so friendly and took the time to recommend some ice cream flavors to pair with the coconut. You get to choose three flavors, which was a fun bonus! Our favorites were the mango and coconut; they're definitely a must try. Overall, a great place to stop by if you're looking for a refreshing dessert and friendly service!