On the Hill Cafe
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Customers' Favorites
House Salad with Grilled Adobo Chicken Thigh
Pomegranate Lemonade
Loaded Hash Browns
Breakfast Sandwich
Baby Spinach Salad
Make It a Burrito
Jordan Burrito
Avocado Toast
Tuna Melt
Croissant
On the Hill Cafe Reviews
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Delightful little corner breakfast/sandwich shop that has made to order fresh food!! The avocado toast was the best I have ever had.
Bit cramped BUT def a cool cafe vibe. I think the girl at the register was Kendall! SOOO PERSONABLE and she made a horror movie reference no one got lol Had the Cachapas with the Plant-based Chirizo. Looks a bit meh but OMG TASTE AMAZING! Definitely will be back!
Great gluten free options! We had the bagel breakfast sandwich and the Ruben and they were both yummy. Portions are good, too! Neighborhood is cute and there’s space to eat outside.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 3PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 3PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 3PM |
The On the Hill Cafe is a cozy and charming cafe located in a residential area near a school. It offers a variety of delicious food and drinks, including the popular Zola Chicken Sandwich, bacon, egg, and cheese bagel, and cane sugar sodas on draft. Customers appreciate the convenient online ordering and the nice outdoor seating area, which has about four tables, perfect for enjoying the weather on warm days. Many visitors enjoy their breakfast here, noting that the food is always great and generously portioned, though sometimes a little greasy. The cold brew is highly praised as one of the best in the city. However, the cafe is not very accessible for wheelchair users due to a large step at the entrance. Customers also mention that during lunchtime, wait times can be longer, so ordering ahead is recommended. While there is limited indoor seating, the cafe remains a beloved spot in the community for good food, excellent coffee, and friendly service. They also offer gluten-free options like corn cakes, bagels, and buns. Overall, it is a great location for sandwiches and burritos, though some dishes, like the birria quesadilla, may not taste traditional. Despite the busyness, the staff are courteous and attentive, making it a place worth returning to.