Bogart's Café

We ordered a Breakfast Burrito and All American Breakfast. Shared an iced Thai Latte.

Breakfast Burrito was yummy - held together nicely, firmly packed, and didn’t get soggy while eating. It came with sour cream and a (wetter) salsa. Potatoes, eggs, and Portuguese sausage are wrapped up nicely within. Tasty and well seasoned.

The All American Breakfast was simple but delicious. The portion was large but not overwhelming. Potatoes were seasoned and had a nice crispy edge.

We weren’t really sure what the Thai Latte was all about - it tasted like a sweetened ice coffee - all right but not like a Thai iced tea nor a Vietnamese iced coffee like we were expecting (it doesn’t claim to be either so this had no relevance to our rating).

Prices are really reasonable in our opinion. No concerns with the service. Parking can be a bit tight on the weekends. Would come again.

The food at this restaurant is amazing! The owner Maria takes a lot of pride in using fresh and quality ingredients. I had the burrata salad and pork chops, and my husband had the arugula salad and scallops. I don't usually eat dessert, but ordered a dessert with caramel oozing from the center.....awesome!

Went here before my flight to Seattle and is my first time as well. I ordered the Lox Bagel and a caramel macchiato. I gotta say, the Lox Bagel here is SO MUCH BETTER THAN THE ONE MY OLD JOB MAKES ???????????? I would’ve gave this place a 5 star, but the downside is that the place is really small and trying to get in between tables, without rubbing your butt against the table next to you, was sorta embarrassing. It gets crowded quick.

Food very good! The prices are quite expensive however. Maybe since it's holidays, but service was very slow and busy. I asked for a bacon omellete and got ham, although it was still delicious. My smoothie came so late that I was almost done eating when I got it, but they said it was going to be free of charge! Thank you and Merry Christmas