Sidecar Cafe

Cute atmosphere. Went for breakfast, good selection!

I ordered a bagel and cream cheese. When I got to eating it (take out order) it was as hard as a rock. It ended up in the trash

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 3

Food was good. Dining area was a bit dirty and unorganized (wipe down your own table before you sit down). Not much to be said about service - you seat yourself, order at the counter, and they bring your food out when it is ready. Serve yourself drinks/condiments. Decent brunch spot if you aren't setting your expectations too high.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 3

Just solid good food. Everything came out with a little extra something and was delicious. Above average burger and battered fries with great homemade fry sauce. Loved the jalapeño sauce on top of the diablo burger. If you’re out by the airport this is definitely the place to eat but it’s also with a try if you’re coming in from town. The decor is really fun and gave a great ambiance. We came here with no kids except a baby and it was a fun lunch date.

Kid-friendliness: They have high chairs and booster seats.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Diablo Verde Burger

This was my first time. Not bad. Could use seasoning on the fries and zucchini sticks. But fried very crispy. Burger 🍔 was good.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 3

Recommended dishes: Zucchini Fries, Legends Classic Burger

I was honestly incredibly disappointed. We ordered the Legends Classic Burgee, boneless BBQ wings and mozzarella sticks. The wings and mozzarella sticks were luke warm at best, served with ice cold marinara sauce, and the burger had almost zero flavor. The counter by the soda dispenser was dirty as well.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 2

Service: 2

Yikes, don’t be fooled by the 4.5 star rating. The generic continental breakfast offered at hotels is better than this place. The menu boasted “housemade buttermilk syrup” (actually Smuckers??) and “homemade” cinnamon rolls with cream cheese (plain sugar icing on a dry microwave-hardened roll). Cold oats, no blueberries as advertised on menu. We were the only ones dining there at 10:00AM on a Monday holiday.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 3

Pretttttttay gross.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 1

Service: 3

Ordered a Philly cheezesteak with a side of onion rings (at extra cost)
The cashier informed me that even though I'm paying for mushrooms, they ran out of mushrooms ! ..at 11'00am ?
My sandwich showed up, after it got walked to all the other patrons tables before it made it to my table.
I got 6 onion rings ,4 of which were burnt.
Staff should never have let that meal leave the kitchen..
I will think twice before going back.
Service and responsibility to patrons should be taught to the employees before giving them an apron.

The hostess had no personality. Ignored us when we walked in. I had to ask her to be seated, she told us to sit anywhere we want. Cold metal chairs. Food was good, a little expensive. Breakfast Does Not come with toast. Charged me $6.50 for 2 slices of bread toasted. They don't butter it. Gave me a sliver of ice cold hard butter on the side.
Not impressed. NOT going back

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 3

Service: 1

Just snacked on onion rings⭐️???excellent flavor!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

It feels like we were driving to the middle of no where before the airport and then we saw the exit where Sidecar Cafe sits right on top of the hill. This is convenient for the Desert Canyons community. On the right of the building is their restaurant and on the left is their coffee shop. They also have a drive thru for the coffee shop side.

We walked into the restaurant and were greeted. Server: Rilee. She was really nice and chatted for a bit about the place and menu. After we put in an order with her at the counter we sat down for our order to arrive.

Breakfast dine in order:
Bikers Breakfast, Breakfast Burrito. To go just in case we had to jet for work. I also got one of their souvenir mugs in red $10 (overpriced and no free refills).
The food was so delicious. Kept me full and ready to work all day. That coffee was divine too. Our kids enjoyed the cookie after school.

They recommended us to come back for their pizza which starts at 11:30am.
We also visited the coffee shop: my husband ordered an iced Caramel latte with oat milk at the counter. He later returned for their popular Muddy Buddy cookie. The drive thru had a continuous line. We saw about 4 other people while we were there on a weekday morning. Not busy at all. Nice place to catch up on work, studying, maybe read a book, bring your dog outside to dine, meet up with friends, or a biker ride meal.

The inside is incredible with all their old fashioned historical bikes, wall hangings, license plates, artwork, and diner style aesthetic. You can even take your kids here and have them ride a motorized bike ride inside while you wait. If you are a bike enthusiast- you need to visit. Or just sit and watch the planes glide by. It was women run when we visited and everyone was really nice.

We will be repeat customers. I totally recommend for locals and visitors.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Breakfast Burrito with Bacon mmm

I had the “sidecar pile” and it was very filling and delicious. There’s a lot of motorcycle and bicycle antiques that are worth checking out, too. The napkins are shop rags, a nice touch!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Great food, coffee, and extremely nice staff.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Breakfast Burrito with Bacon mmm, The Waxer Waffle

We just stopped to get a drink but ended up grabbing something small to eat before our hike. The portions were big, the salad I had was fresh, and my expresso drink was cool and uplifting. The place was clean and the staff was friendly. The restaurants' theme hosted types of bicycles and motorcycles and Vintage signs,

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5