People's Cafe
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The food is beyond amazing.
They are so far the best experience I have had!
Be patient because the meal is definitely worth it.
The beans are actually cooked not canned means.
An amazing experience
They are so far the best experience I have had!
Be patient because the meal is definitely worth it.
The beans are actually cooked not canned means.
An amazing experience
Amazing food and good vibes
Wow! I was so excited to check this place out and couldn’t have been happier with the experience. The food is fantastic! I came by to try a coffee and ended up having a sandwich for dinner. The cafe is so beautiful and the crew working there are so kind and approachable. I knew I had to come back for breakfast. Tried the blue corn waffles and was absolutely stunned. The crisp and texture of the masa is incredible and the toppings were perfect. I had such a bomb experience I...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 8PM |
People's Cafe is a restaurant that offers an amazing experience, with food that is beyond amazing. The meal is definitely worth the wait, so be patient. The beans are actually cooked, not canned. The spot just opened and offers a variety of items. The banana pecan matcha is lightly umami, not sweet, with a homemade not artificial tasting banana pecan syrup that is a bit gritty from the pecan bits. The daily soup is a hearty savory rich chili with plenty of beans and ground beef. The berry strike waffle is a corn waffle that reminds of a perfectly sweet lightly spiced crisp cornbread with a bright blueberry compote and fresh whipped cream and berries. The tatanka's revenge sando is super flavorful, yummy, with a tiny kick, and comes with yummy ground bison and Wagyu meat, juicy tomato, fresh lettuce, tender peppers, cheese, and a hummus like sauce on bread. The chilaquiles with shawarma chicken are amazing. The blue corn waffles have an incredible crisp and texture of masa with perfect toppings. The West Bank has chickpeas, and the Beet the System salad is vegetarian with candied walnuts. The bread pudding comes in blueberry and pecan flavors. The cafe has vegan options, vegetarian options, and two vegan sandwiches. The space is beautiful with murals, zines, and posters, and offers community programming on weekends. The staff is nice, attentive, kind, and approachable. The vibes, people, service, and prices are really nice. Parking is in the back. Coffee is a must.