Rockridge Cafe
5492 College Ave, Oakland
(510) 653-1567
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The flavor is ok, not great. They butcher some dishes. Specially my favorite, chilaquiles. I couldn't take a few items out of the chilaquiles.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Server was nice. Ordered a soup and sandwich (toast was almost inedible) and the cup of soup is served in a half size ramekin which was about 3 bites. We also got the chilaquiles and it was dry tortilla chips with dry eggs and mystery meat. They realized they forgot the tomatillo sauce and tossed it on the plate cold. That dish was $22. Looking at the reviews maybe your Mexican breakfast dishes needs some love.
Great coffee staff is friendly
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great ambiance with a classic diner vibe. Service was great. The price is way too high for the portions of food. Coffee grounds in the coffee đ„Č
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
There was a pretty long wait, but once we were seated the service was great. The food was good actually, but just a little more expensive than I had hoped at a diner.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Old style breakfast place for American comfort food.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
$8.60 for a side of 3 Burt cold pieces of baconâŠ. Everything else was super mid and over priced. Valt cafe down the street on MLK is half the price and 10x the quality.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
This place makes me feel like I'm at home on a Saturday morning. My go to breakfast? Ricotta Special:
Two ricotta cakes, one egg, and your choice of two bacon strips or pork links. Served with real maple syrup. All for about $19.00.
And don't forget some of the best coffee served in the East Bay.
Never rushed, always friendly, reasonably priced and consistent.
If you find yourself walking casually up College Ave some morning, Matt says check out Rickridge Cafe.
It will take you back to your childhood
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
They have what they call the âultimate burritoâ for ~$18 bucks and itâs like a grab and go youâd get at the airport. Should come with a box of crayons if theyâre gonna serve baby boi burritos
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
I was shocked by the small portions for large prices. Was half of the food that I was expecting. Will not be going back for that reason.
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I came here twice .
First time I order their breakfast sandwich ; which is just a croissant with eggs and cheese. I added avocado which was a $5 up charge. Their coffee is nothing special and was also about $5 . My whole meal was $25. Waaaaaay overpriced!
I came back today because I wanted to try their ricotta pancakes they're known for. I got their special , 2 pancakes, 1 egg and 2 pcs of sausage. I don't understand why we only get one egg and yet it was still $20 .
I like this place for the sake of being a local, casual diner,l. But the foods not that great and they overpriced !
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Breakfast is superb
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Iâve been here a while ago, but I still remember the ricotta pancakes very fondly
Great breakfast spot in hidden gem Oakland neighborhood. Classic diner interior. The service doesnât rush you, so perfect for meeting up with friends or colleagues. The menu satisfies all egg urges.
A very beautiful and cozy diner in Rockridge. Food is in the americana/diner style, but there's also some latin influences. The atmosphere is amazing, the staff is very kind and the food is great, medium to high-medium prices. Coming here is always great and very fun.
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